The blood drive yesterday was a huge success. More than 50 units of blood were donated, which surpassed their overall goal!
Class of 2025, order your customized LCHS Class of 2025 t-shirt now!
www.Thecommencementgroup.com/leecountyhs/
Attention: PROM TICKETS ARE NO LONGER AVAILABLE ON GO FAN. TICKETS MUST BE PURCHASED DURING LUNCHES ONLY. Time is running out.
Yearbooks are almost sold out! Order yours now to secure a piece of LCHS history!
https://www.jostens.com/apps/store/productBrowse/1051259/Lee-County-Senior-High-School/2025-Yearbook/2024080504213984770/CATALOG_SHOP/
Congratulations to Kylie Mills on her signing and enlistment into the North Carolina Army National Guard. She enlisted to become a 12B, Combat Engineer. She will attend Basic Training this summer between her junior and senior year and return to school. After her 2026 high school graduation, she will attend her Advanced Individual Training where she will learn to be a Combat Engineer. This is a great start to her future!
Don't miss the LCHS vs SLHS Faculty Basketball Game; save the date!
80 copies of the 2024-2025 yearbook remain… Order yours at www.jostens.com/yearbooks
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HOSA and the Academy of Life Sciences are hosting a Blood Drive on April 24th. We would love to have as many students and staff participate as possible.
Students who are 16 and 17 years old must have written parental consent. We have printed forms these students can pick up from the Front Office. Students and staff can scan the QR code to schedule an appointment to donate or click this link:
https://donate.thebloodconnection.org/donor/schedules/sponsor_code
The sponsor code is 12984. Please let Ms. Davis know if you have any questions.
Thank you to our assistant principals for everything they do!
Jordan Keifer, a senior full diploma IB candidate, organized for therapy dogs to the school last Friday. Read more below in The Jacket Journal article she wrote.
https://lchsjacketjournal.com/2025/03/31/bringing-comfort-and-connection-therapy-dogs-make-a-difference-at-lchs/
Parents, please be advised that Parent Portal is a required app beginning next school year. It’s also very helpful to have right now. Parents can track student attendance and grades as well as make transportation updates and update information annually.
Using this app is replacing the PE cards, so parents will need to do the annual update in Parent Portal if they want their students to participate in gym, sports, and any field trips.
Due to expected inclement weather, all after school activities have been cancelled for today, March 31, 2025. Buses will run on their regular schedule. Thank you for understanding and stay safe!
Next week, we celebrate Month of the Military Child! Join us by participating in our spirit week!
Our Teacher Assistant of the 2025 school year is...
Drumroll, please...our 2025 LCHS Teacher of the Year is...
We have great news from the Robotics team, The Sting! They brought home the Rookie All Star Award from our very 1st FRC competition. Our number 10354, located on the robot. Watch the video linked below to see the action!
https://youtu.be/H9P45LjNXko?si=ZJDTRTivvbmLABnC
Seniors, don't forget to order your Cap and Gown and pay your senior fees.
Juniors and seniors, sign up now to attend the Community College Question Panel that's on April 2, 2025.
Registration is underway! Juniors and seniors who are interested in working with elementary age kids to learn how to teach and lead small groups, PEPI (Physical Education Pupil Instructor) is for you! Teamwork is a must. PEPI also works with Floyd Knight students, so anyone interested in physical therapy, occupational therapy, or speech therapy is a good fit as well. Contact Coach Cindy Kelly for more details.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1j1fnhLbx5NRSlnJz0ZBaCWYc2RuYjgfyywoVy17RENg/edit?usp=sharing
Today, members of the Beautify the Hive Beautification Club at Lee County High School met with representatives from Keep NC Beautiful. The students conducted a tour for Kyle Prairie, CEO of Keep NC Beautiful, and Stacey Burris and Casey Goldberg from the State Employees Credit Union, showcasing two upcoming projects that Beautify the Hive will be undertaking. During the tour, the students shared their ideas for the development of both project spaces. Following the tour, Beautify the Hive was awarded a grant of $1,000 for the Circle Garden and Main Entrance Project, which are the two primary areas most frequently visited by guests to our school.
For more information about Keep NC Beautiful and the WOO Grant, please visit the organization’s website. https://www.keepncbeautiful.org/
