It isn't a surprise to us, but state accountability results were released earlier this week and we have a lot to celebrate. East Lee Middle has once again met its growth goals, continuing its steady upward trend in student achievement. Go Rockets!
The state accountability results are in, and we have much to celebrate! For the seventh year in a row, Lee Early College has earned an "A" for its outstanding school performance. #LCSthrive
This week’s state accountability results bring exciting news: B.T. Bullock Elementary improved its school performance grade by a remarkable ten points—the largest increase in the district! #LCSthrive
With the release of the state accountability results, we’re thrilled to announce that Deep River Elementary surpassed its growth goals for the fifth time—an incredible achievement! Deep River keeps sprinting to success! #LCSthrive
The state accountability results are in, and Tramway Elementary has earned a “B” for the sixth time. With a nine-point gain in student achievement, they have positioned themselves among the top-performing elementary schools in the state. #LCSthrive
LCS showed improvement on State Accountability Results with 10 of 14 schools meeting or exceeding growth. J. Glenn Edwards had the most student growth last year among district schools. Read more about district-wide performance here: https://www.lee.k12.nc.us/article/1745734
We hope all students and staff are enjoying their day off as we celebrate the hard work that makes this country great. From all of us at Lee County Schools - Happy Labor Day!
Welcoming our students back to campus is a whole community effort. This week, employees from Pfizer dropped off some school supply donations for our middle & high school students that they collected over the past month. They brought college ruled paper, pencils, pens, ear buds, large book bags, hand sanitizer, highlighters, 3 inch binders to help get students off on the right foot and set to thrive in the new year.
Thanks to Pfizer employees and so many other community partners who have helped make this transition back to school a little easier for many members of our school community. #LCSthrive
Lee Co. Health Department will be holding an Immunization/Vaccine Clinic for school-required vaccines September 9th-18th. Call the Health Department at 919-718-4640 to schedule your student's appointment. Appointments can also be scheduled with your medical provider's office
College-bound seniors, it is not too late to get help completing the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid). There will be help available to complete the application at 2420 Tramway Road from 2-6p on Saturday, August 24. Email jessicablackmon@lee.k12.nc.us with question about the event!
Congratulations to our 2024-2025 Teacher of the Year for Lee County Schools, Mrs. Ashley Melpolder from Floyd L. Knight! Read more about her accomplishments here: https://www.lee.k12.nc.us/article/1722492
Thanks to Wilkinson Chevrolet Cadillac Buick GMC Mrs. Melpolder will be arriving to school in style for the next year in a brand new GMC Terrain Denali! She also received a $500 award from 3D Community Church for her commitment to serving students.
Thank you to both of these outstanding community partners for helping us to celebrate our Teacher of the Year again this year!
School is back in session! Lee County Schools was ecstatic to welcome students at traditional calendar schools back to campus yesterday. Read more about the festivities, the opportunities and challenges facing our growing district here: https://www.lee.k12.nc.us/article/1714966
Welcome back, #LCSfamily! We missed you this summer!
There are always nerves and first day jitters, but nothing eases our students and staff minds like being around each other and catching up after a summer away. The energy across the district was high, and our staff are determined to help our students keep their focus this year.
We are excited to see the ways that our teachers, staff, and community can pour into the lives of the children in our district, helping them develop the skills they need to be the civic leaders, employees, parents, and strength of our community for decades to come.
Welcome back students. We're ready to help you thrive. #LCSthrive
Central Office staff took the bus this morning across the district, welcoming students at our traditional calendar schools back for the first day of classes. We hope all of our students had a great first day you for brightened our day this morning! #LCSthrive
The Lee County Board of Education honored the recipient of the state's first ever English Language Development (ELD) Recognition Award, Mrs. Paola De Avila, the English as a Second Language (ESL) teacher from Southern Lee High School. She is a tremendously active part of the community at Southern Lee and critical to student success, particularly for newcomers to the country and community. Congratulations to Mrs. De Avila!
As we look towards the first day for our traditional calendar schools tomorrow, we are glad to remind you that ALL students can receive FREE breakfast and lunch at every LCS Campus for the 2024-2025 school year! No forms are required! We are glad to be able to provide this service for our students. #LCSthrive
We're so glad to have you back! Thank you to everyone who made it out to Open House tonight across the district and we hope you're even more excited for the first day of the Traditional Calendar school year on Wednesday! #LCSthrive
Reminder about Open House tonight across the district! Elementary Schools are on from 4-6p, Middle Schools and Bragg Street from 5-6:30, High Schools open from 6-7:30 pm,. We can't wait to welcome all of you back to campus!
Tramway Elementary and Lee Early College will operate on a 2-hour delay for students and staff on Friday, August 9. This delay will allow for additional daylight hours to ensure the safe travel of buses and provide extra time to make any necessary adjustments to our schedule should weather conditions change overnight.
Staff on the traditional calendar will also operate on a two-hour delay, and it will be an optional workday.
Please be advised that any further updates or changes to this decision will be communicated by 6:00 AM tomorrow.
Lee County Schools employees started off the year with some festive opening staff meetings for the 2024-2025 year today. From a pirate themed kickoff at J. Glenn Edwards to a roaring good time with delicious snacks at West Lee, staff set the course for a tremendous school year!
