Volunteering for prom is a great way to get involved, meet new people, and help make the night unforgettable! From decorating and setting up to greeting guests and helping things run smoothly, every role makes a big difference. By contributing your time and energy, you’re not only creating special memories for your classmates but also building school spirit and showing pride in your community. Step up, get involved, and be a part of what makes prom truly shine!
Optional teacher workday next Tuesday.
Use the LCS app to see a snapshot of school news, the cafeteria menu, staff list, and more. You don't have to log into Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram to see the news. Live Feed will show you the graphics without having to have an account or log into it.
Here are some strong reasons why Cavaliers interested in the medical field should join HOSA (Health Occupations Students of America – Future Health Professionals):
Career Exploration – HOSA gives students firsthand exposure to a wide range of healthcare careers, from nursing and dentistry to biomedical engineering and public health.
Competitive Events – Students can participate in local, state, and national competitions that test their medical knowledge, leadership, and teamwork skills.
Leadership Development – The club builds leadership, communication, and teamwork skills through officer roles, group projects, and conferences.
Networking Opportunities – Members connect with healthcare professionals, college representatives, and like-minded peers who share similar career goals.
Scholarships & Recognition – HOSA offers many scholarships and awards that can support students pursuing healthcare degrees.
Community Service – Students participate in health-related service projects, giving back to their community while building a strong résumé.
College & Career Preparation – Being in HOSA strengthens college applications and resumes, showing a clear commitment to the medical field.
Hands-On Learning – Through workshops, guest speakers, and events, students get practical insights into what it’s really like to work in healthcare.
Career Exploration – HOSA gives students firsthand exposure to a wide range of healthcare careers, from nursing and dentistry to biomedical engineering and public health.
Competitive Events – Students can participate in local, state, and national competitions that test their medical knowledge, leadership, and teamwork skills.
Leadership Development – The club builds leadership, communication, and teamwork skills through officer roles, group projects, and conferences.
Networking Opportunities – Members connect with healthcare professionals, college representatives, and like-minded peers who share similar career goals.
Scholarships & Recognition – HOSA offers many scholarships and awards that can support students pursuing healthcare degrees.
Community Service – Students participate in health-related service projects, giving back to their community while building a strong résumé.
College & Career Preparation – Being in HOSA strengthens college applications and resumes, showing a clear commitment to the medical field.
Hands-On Learning – Through workshops, guest speakers, and events, students get practical insights into what it’s really like to work in healthcare.
Today we honor the hard work, dedication, and achievements of workers everywhere. It’s a day to celebrate the contributions that keep our communities strong and moving forward. Whether you’re spending it relaxing with family, enjoying a cookout, or reflecting on the meaning of the holiday, take a moment to appreciate the value of hard work. Wishing everyone a safe and enjoyable Labor Day!
Move over and set your calendar for the first FFA meeting of the year. See Mrs. Knowles if you can't make the meeting. Club rush is in a few weeks.
All underclassmen will have their pictures taken on Tuesday, Sept 2nd . A schedule will be sent to the staff.
Add some color, style, design and friendship to your school year. Meet like minded creative Cavaliers and express yourself visually. See Ms. Guin for more information.
https://bit.ly/SGAOfficer25 Make your voice heard. Develop leadership skills. Help make Southern Lee even better. Fill out the google form to notify Ms. Manning of your interest in running for office.
Class of 2026... Let's start our SENIOR YEAR together at the annual Senior Sunrise. We'll meet at the Cletis Gore Stadium this Thursday from 6:30 am to 7:50 am. Bring a blanket, friends, a snack and your Cav Pride. We'll be relieving fun memories and dreaming of future.
Please make sure you arrive Wednesday morning following our dress code. Go directly to your 1st block teacher please when the 7:50 am bell rings. The tardy bell is at 8:00 am.
This a floating Open House for all students, parents and guardians. Avoid the stress and first day jitters by becoming familiar with our campus and your Fall 2025 teachers.
All seniors need to schedule their MCV Vaccine with their physician or local health department.
https://www.dph.ncdhhs.gov/programs/epidemiology/immunization/schools/k-12
Make sure you have have your physical completed.
Cavaliers can buy their parking passes at the same time they pick up their schedules. Exact cash or check. All school debts must be paid before passes can be purchased. Please read what items you need to bring with you.
Avoid Back to School stress and get your vaccine over the summer. Remember to keep your documentation to submit to our school nurse.
Schedule pick up is this week for all Cavaliers! Monday: Seniors, Tuesday: Juniors, Wednesday: Sophomores and Thursday: Freshman. The hours are 11:00 am to 3:00 pm each day in the front lobby.
Ms. Matthews has announced the dates and times for Band Camp! We can't wait to see the marching Cavaliers on the field and in the bleachers. They had an award winning season in 2024 in several major band competitions. This year will definitely top 2024!
For beginning Freshman (class of 2029), come join us on Thursday, July 31 at Southern Lee to learn about high school life. This 1 day event can really help to ease your stress as your begin your next four years as a Cavalier. The event is from 8:30 am to 11:30 am and you can pick up your schedule at the same time. ATTENTION ALL 9th GRADERS:
https://www.bit.ly/2029SummerBridge
For beginning Freshman (class of 2029), come join us on Thursday, July 31 at Southern Lee to learn about high school life. This 1 day event can really help to ease your stress as your begin your next four years as a Cavalier. The event is from 8:30 am to 11:30 am and you can pick up your schedule at the same time.
Must register with the link https://www.bit.ly/2029SummerBridge or scan the QR code on the graphic.
