Zach Dover! 🛠️🏆
We are incredibly proud to announce that after a stellar performance medaling in the SkillsUSA Automotive Service Technology competition, Zach has been awarded a scholarship to attend Universal Technical Institute (UTI).
Winning at SkillsUSA takes incredible precision and technical knowledge, and this $500 award is well-deserved recognition of his hard work in the Auto Industry.
We are incredibly proud to announce that after a stellar performance medaling in the SkillsUSA Automotive Service Technology competition, Zach has been awarded a scholarship to attend Universal Technical Institute (UTI).
Winning at SkillsUSA takes incredible precision and technical knowledge, and this $500 award is well-deserved recognition of his hard work in the Auto Industry.
HOSA had a great SLC 2026 in Atlanta! 18 members competed in various categories including: EMT, Medical Assisting, Research Poster, Behavioral Health, Community Awareness, Physical Therapy, Photography, and Health Education.
Two top 3 finishers!!
Hayley Hayes 2nd place in Medical Assistant
Winston Hood 3rd place in Behavioral Health
Two top 3 finishers!!
Hayley Hayes 2nd place in Medical Assistant
Winston Hood 3rd place in Behavioral Health
LCHS is Community! Celebrate Spring with us on March 28th @ Dahlonega Walmart Garden Center.
🔥 Class Competition for a Cause! 🔥
This week, it’s Juniors vs. Seniors in our SCHOOL-WIDE donation drive! 💥 Donation boxes—built by our talented Construction class—will be available during lunch, so be sure to drop in your contributions.
🌮 Incentive: The class that raises the most money wins a FREE lunch from the Taco Truck!
More importantly, this is our chance to show compassion, leadership, and unity as a school community. Let’s rise to the occasion and represent LCHS with pride! 💙💛
#LCHS #ClassCompetition #LeadWithHeart
This week, it’s Juniors vs. Seniors in our SCHOOL-WIDE donation drive! 💥 Donation boxes—built by our talented Construction class—will be available during lunch, so be sure to drop in your contributions.
🌮 Incentive: The class that raises the most money wins a FREE lunch from the Taco Truck!
More importantly, this is our chance to show compassion, leadership, and unity as a school community. Let’s rise to the occasion and represent LCHS with pride! 💙💛
#LCHS #ClassCompetition #LeadWithHeart
Community Yard Sale for FCCLA & FFA - April 18th!
LCHS is proud to share the completion of an Eagle Scout Project for our own senior, Hailey Roberts! 🦅
With the support of Scouts from Cumming Troops 5078 & 78 and Dahlonega Troop 303, they worked together to plan, build, and assemble 32 tabletop easels along with a custom cart. This project challenged Hailey to grow in leadership, communication, and project management.
Hailey reports, "I’m incredibly grateful for everyone who contributed their time and effort to make this possible."
Even more exciting… this April, she will become the first female Eagle Scout from Lumpkin County! 💙
#EagleScout #Leadership #Community
With the support of Scouts from Cumming Troops 5078 & 78 and Dahlonega Troop 303, they worked together to plan, build, and assemble 32 tabletop easels along with a custom cart. This project challenged Hailey to grow in leadership, communication, and project management.
Hailey reports, "I’m incredibly grateful for everyone who contributed their time and effort to make this possible."
Even more exciting… this April, she will become the first female Eagle Scout from Lumpkin County! 💙
#EagleScout #Leadership #Community
Lumpkin Youth Leadership would like to extend a sincere thank you to the Dahlonega-Lumpkin County Chamber and UNG for hosting an outstanding leadership training session last week. Our students truly benefited from the experience!
Science is always happening at LCHS!
We are incredibly grateful to Pinnacle Bank for their generous donation to our Academic Team!
Your support is helping make it possible for our students to attend the National Tournament this May—an opportunity that inspires growth, teamwork, and academic excellence.
Thank you for investing in our students’ success and future!
Parents of the Class of 2026 - The LCHS Print Shop is now taking orders for Senior Yard Signs and Senior Banners!
Meet and Greet: Coach Daniel McCrary
Wednesday, March 18, 2026
5:30 PM in LCHS Seminar Room
Students in Sr. Rambin's class brought in exotic fruits for the class to try! Guava, lychee, and soursop were a hit!
Congratulations to Michael Manning!
Michael represented the Band of Gold at both District Honor Band held at Fannin County High School and GMEA All State Band held in Athens.
He cleared two audition rounds, ultimately performing with and learning from the top talent in the state!
Michael represented the Band of Gold at both District Honor Band held at Fannin County High School and GMEA All State Band held in Athens.
He cleared two audition rounds, ultimately performing with and learning from the top talent in the state!
LCHS Cadets Take on the 30-Foot Tower at Fort Benning
To our hero on every sideline - thank you for being the first on the scene, our biggest cheerleader and the best Athletic Trainer we could ask for. Thank you, Miss Claire, for your dedication and support to Lumpkin County Athletics! Happy Athletic Trainer Appreciation Month!
Cadets from the Lumpkin County Army JROTC program recently completed a heartwarming service-learning project designed to foster community engagement and intergenerational connection. The cadets built and delivered bird feeders to residents at the Dahlonega Assisted Living Facility, aiming to brighten the days of elderly residents.
This project was part of the JROTC’s curriculum, which emphasizes community service, leadership development, and civic responsibility.
The cadets began by brainstorming ways to support local seniors, particularly those with limited mobility and few visitors. This project allowed us to take the skills we learn in the classroom—planning, teamwork, and service—and apply them to something that makes a real difference. We are proud of our Cadets and their dedication to the Lumpkin County community!
This project was part of the JROTC’s curriculum, which emphasizes community service, leadership development, and civic responsibility.
The cadets began by brainstorming ways to support local seniors, particularly those with limited mobility and few visitors. This project allowed us to take the skills we learn in the classroom—planning, teamwork, and service—and apply them to something that makes a real difference. We are proud of our Cadets and their dedication to the Lumpkin County community!
19 days until our Swan Lake prom!
