Inquiring Minds!
Visual Art students visited the High Museum in Atlanta. They received a grant that provided free admission and a return pass for their family. The highlight of the trip was the behind the scenes tour of the modeling room by Elizabeth Harwood. She is a LCHS/UGA alumni and is currently working at the High Museum.
UNG Nighthawks Gaming Convention!! Over 200 board games, Magic the Gathering, Warhammer, Dungeons and Dragons, games throughout the day, panels on gaming related topics, miniature painting workshops, how to plays and more!
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A special thanks to The Bridge Church Dahlonega. This fall, through their Be Rich Campaign, they raised funds to bless our community. Mrs. Zdroba of the Modern Language Department received a generous donation. Thanks for enriching our youth!
Congratulations! Sophia Welch has been selected as one of the Honorable 12 in the Georgia State Parks and Historic Sites Art Contest! Her talents and creativity have earned her a spot among a select group of young artists whose work will be displayed at the Georgia State Capitol during the 2025 legislative session.
Local painter Lily Payne visited LCHS visual art classes recently. She spoke about her art and career. She encouraged student to always work hard and follow there dreams. In addition she donated two artworks to students. Thank you for your time and knowledge Ms. Payne.
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LCHS DECA members competed at the Region 2 conference today at Lanier Tech. A total of 13 schools were in attendance. Students competed in Marketing Principles, Hospitality & Tourism, Apparel Marketing, Sports & Entertainment Marketing. Bella Carter placed 2nd in region in Restaurant & Food Service Marketing.
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Lumpkin County High School is thrilled to announce that seniors Ainslee Hernandez and Bricen Popko have each received a full four-year scholarship to Columbia University through the @QuestBridge National College Match Program. Congratulations on all your hard work!
Mrs. Hill’s 9th grade English classes recently finished reading “Night” by Elie Wiesel. Mr. George Richfield, a Holocaust survivor, shared his story as a young boy living in the ghetto and then staying with a Christian family who protected him during the war until he and his parents were reunited. Also, Mr. Michael Rackstraw from the Bremen Holocaust Museum shared stories from the Holocaust as well as historical background information.
Spice Queens! Sophia, Angel, and Emma complete Señor Rambin's "spice challenge" where they smell eight spices and try to decide which is which. In this unit students are studying Cuban culture and identifying ingredients from different parts of the Caribbean.
