Sophomore Meetings-
Parents and families of Sophomores- counselors will begin meeting with juniors for individual academic conferences starting this week January 21-February 6. Conferences have been scheduled during one of your student's non-academic classes. They will receive their appointment slip through one of their elective teachers this week. Check with your student for their appointment date and time, parents are welcome to attend the scheduled conference.
Parents and families of Sophomores- counselors will begin meeting with juniors for individual academic conferences starting this week January 21-February 6. Conferences have been scheduled during one of your student's non-academic classes. They will receive their appointment slip through one of their elective teachers this week. Check with your student for their appointment date and time, parents are welcome to attend the scheduled conference.
Join us tonight for Heroes Night at 6:00/7:30 pm in Lynn Cottrell Gym
CTAE is Going for the Gold! Give yourselves a round of applause and a pat on the back.! Your impact is noted and appreciated.
Lumpkin County High School is proud to announce the outstanding performance of its Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) members at the recent Region Competition.
Junior Vera Carson earned 1st Place in Retail Management, while Khloe Rasch secured 3rd Place in Real Estate. Both students have officially qualified to advance to the FBLA State Leadership Conference, representing Lumpkin County High School down in Atlanta in March.
Additionally, Matthew Pruett delivered a strong performance, finishing within the top ten in Public Speaking, further highlighting the depth and preparation of the LCHS FBLA chapter.
“These results reflect the hard work, professionalism, and dedication of our students,” said the FBLA adviser Jansen Haight. “FBLA competitions challenge students to apply real-world business skills, and our members rose to the occasion.”
Lumpkin County High School congratulates Vera, Khloe, and Matthew on their achievements and wishes Vera and Khloe continued success as they prepare for state competition.
Junior Vera Carson earned 1st Place in Retail Management, while Khloe Rasch secured 3rd Place in Real Estate. Both students have officially qualified to advance to the FBLA State Leadership Conference, representing Lumpkin County High School down in Atlanta in March.
Additionally, Matthew Pruett delivered a strong performance, finishing within the top ten in Public Speaking, further highlighting the depth and preparation of the LCHS FBLA chapter.
“These results reflect the hard work, professionalism, and dedication of our students,” said the FBLA adviser Jansen Haight. “FBLA competitions challenge students to apply real-world business skills, and our members rose to the occasion.”
Lumpkin County High School congratulates Vera, Khloe, and Matthew on their achievements and wishes Vera and Khloe continued success as they prepare for state competition.
Figure out your Career Path with the ASVAB! Test on Feb 7th in the JROTC RIfle Range @ 7:45.
Help us celebrate Betty Stevenson, Cadie Barron, and Sara Hopper for their dedication, creativity, and incredible impact on our culture! Your hard work and passion inspire us all-thank you for making a difference every day!
Marshall Anderson and Christy Williams from Mansfield Oil presented Coaches Chris Faulkner and Zach Pulley with a $3000 check for the upcoming January 20th HEROES night at the LCHS Basketball Game. Thank you Mansfield Oil for your generous support.
The LCHS Interact Club partnered with Brigette Barker and Toys for JOY and packed 190 boxes of Christmas presents for children in our community. They also volunteered at Cottrell Elementary and Longbranch Elementary for their school-wide holiday parties.
LCHS FCCLA students helped wrap presents for Lumpkin families.
Lumpkin County Auto students visited Peach State Freightlinner to learn all about several diesel industry departments such as Service, Parts, Collision Center, Management, and Sales. They were also given the opportunity to visit Freightlinner’s training facility to learn about new trends upcoming in the diesel industry.
Environmental Awareness Club and HOSA Club Share a Hike!
10 LCHS JROTC Cadets volunteered their time at American Legion Post 239 in Dahlonega to help pack gift bags for VA residents in Atlanta. This annual event supports veterans who have little to no family or financial resources—many of whom might not receive anything for Christmas without the generosity of community volunteers.
We are incredibly proud of our Cadets for their selfless service, compassion, and commitment to making a difference this holiday season. Their dedication truly reflects the spirit of service and leadership. 💙👏
We are incredibly proud of our Cadets for their selfless service, compassion, and commitment to making a difference this holiday season. Their dedication truly reflects the spirit of service and leadership. 💙👏
🌅✨ Sunrise at LCHS and ready to learn!
A new day, fresh opportunities, and minds ready to grow. Let’s make today count! 📚☀️
A new day, fresh opportunities, and minds ready to grow. Let’s make today count! 📚☀️
Spanish Classes had a nice visit from Hank's aunt María who grew up in Colombia. We made arepas!
Lawson Heating & Air visited the LCHS Carpentry classes to share a service truck, tools, business information and careers in the HVAC Industry.
We are grateful for the partnerships we have with businesses such as Lawson AC!
Help us celebrate Elizabeth Bell, Jon Blackstock, and Mike Nichols for their dedication, creativity, and incredible impact on our culture! Your hard work and passion inspire us all-thank you for making a difference every day!
Environmental Science Classes Visit the Consolidated Gold Mines
