What's Happening in Lee County Schools

Long time NC Secretary of State pays visit to Southern Lee High School students

The first female elected to statewide office in NC, Secretary of State Elaine Marshall, visited Southern Lee students to discuss her job and challenge students to persevere in life.

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LCS Students shine in DECA Business & Entrepreneur District Competitions

LCS Students performed well in the DECA Business Skills Competition held last week at the Dennis A. Wicker Civic Center.

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Impact Aid Forms for federal programs due by December 15th

If eligible, please be sure to submit Impact Aid Forms by the December 15th Deadline.

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THRIVE: Dr. Chris Dossenbach sworn-in as Superintendent of Lee County Schools

As Dr. Chris Dossenbach is sworn in as Superintendent of Lee County Schools, we highlight student achievement in the latest edition of THRIVE.

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Dossenbach sworn-in as Superintendent

Dr. Chris Dossenbach was officially sworn-in as the Superintendent of Lee County Schools on Tuesday. Read his full address to the district here.

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East Lee's DECA Club provides some holiday smiles to residents at Sanford Health & Rehab Center

Students visited residents at the inpatient facility to distribute Thanksgiving goodie bags and some holiday cheer.

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Cooking with Kindness Club at Deep River Elementary School: Serving Up Friendship and Understanding with a Side of Cooking Skills

Students with & without disabilities enjoy the Deep River Elementary club that teaches cooking skills while fostering better understanding of others and working across differences to build supporting friendships.

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GROUNDBREAKING FOR STRONGER COMMUNITIES | Lee County Schools Career & Technical Education (CTE) Programs partner with Habitat for Humanity to construct two new homes in Sanford for local families

LCS partners with Sanford Area Habitat for Humanity to give students hands-on construction experience while providing homes to two LCS families.

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Lee County Board of Education selects Dr. Chris Dossenbach to lead Lee County Schools as Superintendent

Lee County BoE will hold a swearing-in ceremony & reception on Tuesday, Nov. 21, at 6 p.m., in the Jimmy L. Love Sr. Board Room at LCHS. It is open to the public.

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THRIVE: Tramway honored as one of top in state for Students with Disabilities

Tramway receives a high honor for service to students with disabilities and students enjoy Artstober opportunities in this edition of THRIVE.

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Tramway Elementary School's Exemplary Service to Students with Disabilities Recognized by NCFEPA and NAESEA

Tramway Elementary School recently received recognition from the North Carolina Association of Federal Education Program Administrators (NCFEPA) as one of the state's "Distinguished Schools" for their exceptional dedication to students with disabilities.

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East Lee's Newby chosen as LCS Principal of the Year for 2023-2024

In his first year at East Lee, Robert Newby steadied the ship and was chosen by his colleagues as LCS Principal of the Year.

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THRIVE: Sloan Scholars program seeks to bolster teacher ranks from within

Learn about the new scholarship program designed to help grow the teaching ranks and hear about some unique opportunities LCS students are using to get ahead in this edition of THRIVE

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THRIVE: Houses build community in school & other highlights from LCS

Find out more about the "House System" at Bullock Elementary, learn about a pair of award-winning science teachers and more in the second edition of THRIVE!

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Hoffler chosen as 2023 "Exceptional Children Educator of Excellence" for LCS

Greenwood's Exceptional Children teacher, Ms. Charlotte Hoffler received a surprise announcement last week, being awarded the LCS EC Educator of Excellence distinction.

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