Congratulations to Aidan Smith, LCHS Classof 2026 #24.
Mon 4/20 English 9 & 10 - Sub 1
Tues 4/21 - English 9 & 10c- Sub 2
Wed 4/22 - English 9 & 10c- Sub 3
Thurs 4/23 - Biology
Fri 4/24 - Algebra I, II, and Geometryc- Sub 1
Mon 4/27 - Algebra I, II, and Geometry - Sub 2
Tues 4/28 - Algebra I, II, and Geometry - Sub 3
Wed 4/29 - US History - Sub 1
Thurs 4/30 - US History - Sub 2
April 6–10
This week, we celebrate the heart, dedication, and leadership of our incredible assistant principals. From supporting students and staff to keeping everything running smoothly behind the scenes, your impact does not go unnoticed.
Thank you for your patience, your passion, and the countless ways you make our school a better place every single day. We are so grateful for all that you do!
FAFSA must be completed by Wednesday, April 1st for TN Promise and TN Hope!
🚀 Farm to Sea STEM Camp! 🌊
Lincoln County Schools invites rising 8th & 9th graders to an exciting, hands-on STEM experience this summer!
📅 June 22–26
📍 Lincoln County High School (8:30 AM – 2:30 PM, lunch provided)
🔬 What students will experience:
• Hands-on STEM activities
• Explore military STEM careers
• Tours of local defense industry facilities
• Visits to UT Space Institute & Alabama A&M University
💡 Topics include:
• Materials Science
• Aerodynamics & Hypersonics
• Artificial Intelligence
• Cybersecurity
• Rocketry
⚠️ Only 30 seats available — don’t wait!
📲 Register using the QR code on the flyer or click here
Give your student a week of discovery, innovation, and future career inspiration! 🚀✨
The deadline is April 1, 2026. If you need assistance, please contact Mrs. Nobles.
Spring Break is March 9th - 13th! Enjoy your time off!
Let's Go Falcons!
New Course Offering at LCHS
ACT Prep Course - This course will focus on strategies, targeted practice, and real score growth.
Preparing for the ACT is designed to assist students in (a) understanding that the ACT is, why it is important for their postsecondary readiness, and how to interpret their progress/results; (b) understanding how academic skills connect to postsecondary opportunities; (c) preparing for the ACT exam through instruction, practice, and familiarity with the structure and format of the ACT exam; and (d) identifying and using best practices for maximizing one’s score (e.g. “test tips ”, strategies for dealing with test anxiety, benefits of retaking the exam).
The course is appropriate for all students in grades 9-12.
