Congratulations to senior Jonathan Wright on being named the 2025 LCHS PAGE STAR Student. Jonathan selected Mr. Don Brock, math teacher at LCHS as his STAR Teacher. Jonathan has earned the recognition for academic achievement and top performance on the SAT for the Class of 2025. The PAGE Student Teacher Achievement Recognition (STAR) program is sponsored, administered, and promoted by the Professional Association of Georgia Educators (PAGE) and the PAGE Foundation. Since its inception in 1958 the STAR program has honored nearly 29,500 students and the teachers selected as the most influential to their academic achievement. High school seniors must have the highest score on a single test date on the SAT and be in the top 10 percent or top 10 students of their class based on grade point average to qualify for STAR nomination.
Congratulations Jonathan!
Local Scholarships
Periodic Table Models
Our Local scholarship application is ready in the counseling office along with two other paper applications.
Board of Commissioners recognizes CTE Month
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!
Time Change for 1/3/25
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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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