West Lincoln Middle School Named As A Recipient Of The Laura Bush Foundation For America’s Libraries Grant
West Lincoln Middle School was one of 220 schools from 38 states across the country to receive a $5,000 grant through the Laura Bush Foundation for America’s Libraries. This year, the Laura Bush Foundation for America’s Libraries awarded over $1 million in library grants.
Many of the libraries will use the funds to update and diversify their collections. “Libraries help open doors far beyond the classroom, giving children the resources they need to dream, explore, and be bold,” said Mrs. Bush. “When we support school libraries, we are encouraging students to be strong readers and lifelong learners.”
At the annual Laura Bush Book Club event, which is part of the Engage at the Bush Center series, presented by NexPoint, Mrs. Bush’s 2026 summer reading list was revealed. The list features 17 books, all of which fall into one of three themes: “Freedom to Be Bold,” “Freedom to Dream,” and “Freedom to Explore.” This annual collection includes recommendations for young readers through middle schoolers.
“This year’s summer reading list celebrates America’s 250th birthday with themes for children of all ages. I hope parents and grandparents will cherish the time spent reading these titles together as a family. Summer is the perfect season to slow down, snuggle up with a good book, and rediscover the joy of reading.” Mrs. Bush said.
The next round of library grant applications for the 2026-2027 school year will open in late 2026. Visit bushcenter.org/laurabushfoundation to learn more.
The Laura Bush Foundation for America’s Libraries supports school libraries with the greatest needs with the goal of encouraging all students to develop a love of reading and learning. Since its inception in 2002, it has awarded $24 million to over 4,200 schools across the country.
The George W. Bush Institute houses the Laura Bush Foundation for America’s Libraries. The Laura Bush Foundation is managed as a restricted fund at the George W. Bush Presidential Center in Dallas, Texas. More information can be found at bushcenter.org/laurabushfoundation and www.bushcenter.org.
About the George W. Bush Institute:
The George W. Bush Institute is a solution-oriented, nonpartisan policy organization focused on ensuring opportunity for all, strengthening democracy, and advancing free societies. Housed within the George W. Bush Presidential Center, the Bush Institute is rooted in compassionate conservative values and committed to creating positive, meaningful, and lasting change at home and abroad. We utilize our unique platform and convening power to advance solutions to national and global issues of the day. Learn more at www.bushcenter.org.
West Lincoln Middle School was one of 220 schools from 38 states across the country to receive a $5,000 grant through the Laura Bush Foundation for America’s Libraries. This year, the Laura Bush Foundation for America’s Libraries awarded over $1 million in library grants.
Many of the libraries will use the funds to update and diversify their collections. “Libraries help open doors far beyond the classroom, giving children the resources they need to dream, explore, and be bold,” said Mrs. Bush. “When we support school libraries, we are encouraging students to be strong readers and lifelong learners.”
At the annual Laura Bush Book Club event, which is part of the Engage at the Bush Center series, presented by NexPoint, Mrs. Bush’s 2026 summer reading list was revealed. The list features 17 books, all of which fall into one of three themes: “Freedom to Be Bold,” “Freedom to Dream,” and “Freedom to Explore.” This annual collection includes recommendations for young readers through middle schoolers.
“This year’s summer reading list celebrates America’s 250th birthday with themes for children of all ages. I hope parents and grandparents will cherish the time spent reading these titles together as a family. Summer is the perfect season to slow down, snuggle up with a good book, and rediscover the joy of reading.” Mrs. Bush said.
The next round of library grant applications for the 2026-2027 school year will open in late 2026. Visit bushcenter.org/laurabushfoundation to learn more.
The Laura Bush Foundation for America’s Libraries supports school libraries with the greatest needs with the goal of encouraging all students to develop a love of reading and learning. Since its inception in 2002, it has awarded $24 million to over 4,200 schools across the country.
The George W. Bush Institute houses the Laura Bush Foundation for America’s Libraries. The Laura Bush Foundation is managed as a restricted fund at the George W. Bush Presidential Center in Dallas, Texas. More information can be found at bushcenter.org/laurabushfoundation and www.bushcenter.org.
About the George W. Bush Institute:
The George W. Bush Institute is a solution-oriented, nonpartisan policy organization focused on ensuring opportunity for all, strengthening democracy, and advancing free societies. Housed within the George W. Bush Presidential Center, the Bush Institute is rooted in compassionate conservative values and committed to creating positive, meaningful, and lasting change at home and abroad. We utilize our unique platform and convening power to advance solutions to national and global issues of the day. Learn more at www.bushcenter.org.
LHS | Class of 2026
Today we celebrate the achievements, determination, and bright futures of the Lincolnton High School Class of 2026.
This graduating class includes:
• 182 graduates
• $12,014,126 in scholarships earned
• 65% continuing their education
• 6% serving through military enlistment
• 31% entering the workforce
Every diploma represents years of hard work, perseverance, and a story still being written. We are proud of the paths these students have chosen and excited to see where life takes them next.
Congratulations, Wolves. Your Lincoln County Schools family is cheering you on every step of the way.
#WeAreLINCOLN #LHSWolves
Today we celebrate the achievements, determination, and bright futures of the Lincolnton High School Class of 2026.
This graduating class includes:
• 182 graduates
• $12,014,126 in scholarships earned
• 65% continuing their education
• 6% serving through military enlistment
• 31% entering the workforce
Every diploma represents years of hard work, perseverance, and a story still being written. We are proud of the paths these students have chosen and excited to see where life takes them next.
Congratulations, Wolves. Your Lincoln County Schools family is cheering you on every step of the way.
#WeAreLINCOLN #LHSWolves
Friday night marked a milestone for the graduating class of West Lincoln High School as students crossed the stage, surrounded by family, friends, staff, and supporters who have been part of their journey.
From first-day memories to senior year moments, this class leaves behind a story uniquely their own and steps into the next chapter with new opportunities ahead. Whether their paths lead to college, careers, military service, or other pursuits, we are proud of all they have accomplished and excited for what comes next.
Congratulations to the West Lincoln High School Class of 2026. Your future is waiting, and we can’t wait to see where it leads.
#WeAreLINCOLN #LCSClassOf2026
From first-day memories to senior year moments, this class leaves behind a story uniquely their own and steps into the next chapter with new opportunities ahead. Whether their paths lead to college, careers, military service, or other pursuits, we are proud of all they have accomplished and excited for what comes next.
Congratulations to the West Lincoln High School Class of 2026. Your future is waiting, and we can’t wait to see where it leads.
#WeAreLINCOLN #LCSClassOf2026
Now hiring across Lincoln County Schools. A bright career starts here.
Newly posted positions include:
• Teacher Assistant, Sub Bus Driver (2 positions) @ Pumpkin Center Primary and Catawba Springs Elementary
• Football Assistant Coach @ East Middle
• Cheer Assistant Coach @ East Middle
• Teacher (Social Studies) @ North Middle
• EC Teacher (6–8) @ North Middle
• Teacher (English 9–12) @ North Lincoln High
Also newly posted:
• JROTC Naval Science Instructor @ West High
• Temporary Teacher, 1st Grade @ Rock Springs Elementary
• Teachers, Grades 4 and 5 @ Rock Springs Elementary
• Head Custodian @ North Brook Elementary
• EC Teacher Assistant, Sub Bus Driver @ Pumpkin Primary
• EC Safety Attendant @ Transportation Department
• Workforce Development Coordinator, Part-Time @ LCS
• Student and Family Care Navigator @ LCS – Instructional Services Center
• Teacher (Chorus/Theatre Arts) @ North Lincoln High School
• County Car Driver, Non-CDL @ Transportation Department
Apply online: https://lcsnc.schoolspring.com/
#WeAreLINCOLN #LCSCareers
Newly posted positions include:
• Teacher Assistant, Sub Bus Driver (2 positions) @ Pumpkin Center Primary and Catawba Springs Elementary
• Football Assistant Coach @ East Middle
• Cheer Assistant Coach @ East Middle
• Teacher (Social Studies) @ North Middle
• EC Teacher (6–8) @ North Middle
• Teacher (English 9–12) @ North Lincoln High
Also newly posted:
• JROTC Naval Science Instructor @ West High
• Temporary Teacher, 1st Grade @ Rock Springs Elementary
• Teachers, Grades 4 and 5 @ Rock Springs Elementary
• Head Custodian @ North Brook Elementary
• EC Teacher Assistant, Sub Bus Driver @ Pumpkin Primary
• EC Safety Attendant @ Transportation Department
• Workforce Development Coordinator, Part-Time @ LCS
• Student and Family Care Navigator @ LCS – Instructional Services Center
• Teacher (Chorus/Theatre Arts) @ North Lincoln High School
• County Car Driver, Non-CDL @ Transportation Department
Apply online: https://lcsnc.schoolspring.com/
#WeAreLINCOLN #LCSCareers
This morning, the graduating class of Lincolnton High School crossed the stage and celebrated a milestone years in the making. While we had hoped to celebrate under the open sky, the weather had other plans. Rain may have moved the ceremony indoors, but it could not dampen the pride, excitement, and accomplishments of the Class of 2026.
Congratulations to our Wolves as you turn the page to your next chapter. Your future is bright, no matter the forecast.
#WeAreLINCOLN #LHSGraduation
Congratulations to our Wolves as you turn the page to your next chapter. Your future is bright, no matter the forecast.
#WeAreLINCOLN #LHSGraduation
Last night, the graduates of North Lincoln High School crossed the stage and stepped into their next chapter. From first-day memories to senior year milestones, this journey has been years in the making—and one made possible through hard work, perseverance, and the support of families, teachers, and the community around them.
Congratulations to the Class of 2026. Your story at North Lincoln High may be ending, but your future is just beginning. We cannot wait to see where your paths lead next.
#WeAreLINCOLN #ClassOf2026
Congratulations to the Class of 2026. Your story at North Lincoln High may be ending, but your future is just beginning. We cannot wait to see where your paths lead next.
#WeAreLINCOLN #ClassOf2026
This morning, East Lincoln High School celebrated the Class of 2026 and all that this group has accomplished. Surrounded by family, friends, staff, and classmates, graduates crossed the stage and marked the end of one chapter and the beginning of another.
Congratulations to the graduates as you step into your next journey. Whether your path leads to college, career, military service, or new opportunities ahead, we are proud of all you have achieved and look forward to seeing the impact you will make.
#WeAreLINCOLN #LCSGraduation
Congratulations to the graduates as you step into your next journey. Whether your path leads to college, career, military service, or new opportunities ahead, we are proud of all you have achieved and look forward to seeing the impact you will make.
#WeAreLINCOLN #LCSGraduation
Yesterday, Asbury Academy celebrated graduation and the journeys that brought students to this milestone. The ceremony brought together graduates and families from all four traditional high schools, creating a special evening focused on perseverance, support, and new beginnings.
Congratulations to each graduate as you take your next step. Your stories, determination, and accomplishments made this a night to remember. We are proud of you and excited to see where your paths lead next.
#WeAreLINCOLN #LCSGraduation
Congratulations to each graduate as you take your next step. Your stories, determination, and accomplishments made this a night to remember. We are proud of you and excited to see where your paths lead next.
#WeAreLINCOLN #LCSGraduation
Parents/Guardians: EOG and EOC test scores are now available through Infinite Campus Parent Portal. Follow the steps in the graphic to view your child’s North Carolina Individual Score Report and access results in English or Spanish.
Quick steps:
• Open the menu and select More
• Choose Assessments
• Select North Carolina Individual Score Report
• Choose English or Spanish to view the report
If you need help accessing your Infinite Campus Parent Portal account, please contact your child’s school for assistance.
#WeAreLINCOLN #StudentSuccess
Quick steps:
• Open the menu and select More
• Choose Assessments
• Select North Carolina Individual Score Report
• Choose English or Spanish to view the report
If you need help accessing your Infinite Campus Parent Portal account, please contact your child’s school for assistance.
#WeAreLINCOLN #StudentSuccess
Quarter 4 Report Cards Are Going Home Today with Elementary and Middle School Students!
It’s the last day of school! Report cards are heading home with students as we wrap up another incredible year. Take time to celebrate accomplishments, reflect on growth, and look forward to the adventures ahead.
High School students (except Seniors) will need to pick up their report cards at their home school at a later date. Visit your high school's website for more information. Seniors will receive their report cards in the packets they receive at graduation.
Thank you for an amazing year of learning, partnership, and community. We are so proud of our students and can’t wait to see what’s next!
Congratulations to our Lincoln County Public Education Foundation 50/50 Raffle winner, who received their $7,155 check today.
Thank you to everyone who participated and supported the raffle. Every ticket purchased helps support students, staff, and educational opportunities across Lincoln County Schools.
#WeAreLINCOLN #LincolnCountyPublicEducationFoundation
Thank you to everyone who participated and supported the raffle. Every ticket purchased helps support students, staff, and educational opportunities across Lincoln County Schools.
#WeAreLINCOLN #LincolnCountyPublicEducationFoundation
Last night, students from across Lincoln County Schools gathered at Lincoln County School of Technology for the EMT Pinning Ceremony. This special milestone recognized the dedication, perseverance, and hard work these students have demonstrated throughout their training as they prepare to take the next steps in serving others.
Congratulations to each student on this achievement and on the impact you are preparing to make in your communities and beyond.
#WeAreLINCOLN #CareerReady
Congratulations to each student on this achievement and on the impact you are preparing to make in your communities and beyond.
#WeAreLINCOLN #CareerReady
Bring your sunshine to Lincoln County Schools! We have several newly posted positions available across the district.
NEWLY POSTED POSITIONS INCLUDE:
• Child Nutrition Assistant Manager @ S. Ray Lowder
• Child Nutrition Assistant Manager, Sub Bus Driver @ East Middle
• Child Nutrition Assistant, Sub Bus Driver (3) @ Catawba Springs, Lincolnton Middle, and West Middle
• Child Nutrition Assistant, Sub Bus Driver – four hours – (2) @ Battleground and West Middle
• Child Nutrition Assistant, Sub Bus Driver – 4.5 hours @ West High
• Child Nutrition Assistant, Sub Bus Driver – 7 hours @ Battleground
• Custodian – 4 hours, Bus Driver – 4 hours @ West High
• ALC Coordinator, Sub Bus Driver (2026-2027) @ East Lincoln Middle
• Custodian @ Catawba Springs Elementary
• Dean of Instruction @ North Lincoln High
• CTE Technology Education – Advanced Manufacturing, Drone Technology @ Lincolnton High
• Athletic Director @ West Lincoln Middle School
• Football Assistant Coach @ Lincolnton Middle
• Soccer Assistant Coach – Men’s Team @ Lincolnton Middle
• Custodian, Sub Bus Driver @ West Lincoln High
• Child Nutrition Manager (2) @ Battleground & Love Memorial
Apply online: https://lcsnc.schoolspring.com/
#NowHiring #WeAreLINCOLN
Coming Soon: LAST DAY OF SCHOOL!
Lincoln County Schools will dismiss at 12:00 PM on May 21 as we wrap up an incredible school year. Thank you to our students, staff, and families for a year of learning, leadership, and growth. Have a safe and happy summer!
#WeAreLINCOLN #LastDayOfSchool
Lincoln County Schools will dismiss at 12:00 PM on May 21 as we wrap up an incredible school year. Thank you to our students, staff, and families for a year of learning, leadership, and growth. Have a safe and happy summer!
#WeAreLINCOLN #LastDayOfSchool
May 18
SLP
National Speech Language Pathologist Day
Today, we recognize our Speech Language Pathologists who support communication, confidence, and success for our students each day. Their work helps students find their voice and build skills that last a lifetime.
Thank you to our SLPs for the difference you make across Lincoln County Schools.
#WeAreLINCOLN #ThankAnSLP
SLP
National Speech Language Pathologist Day
Today, we recognize our Speech Language Pathologists who support communication, confidence, and success for our students each day. Their work helps students find their voice and build skills that last a lifetime.
Thank you to our SLPs for the difference you make across Lincoln County Schools.
#WeAreLINCOLN #ThankAnSLP
Lincoln County Schools is shining on a big stage tonight!
Our high school musical theatre programs are being recognized at the Blumenthal Performing Arts Center as part of the Blumey Awards, celebrating excellence in high school musical theatre across the region.
North Lincoln High School's Hadestown: Teen Edition is up for several awards, while East Lincoln High School's Big Fish and Lincolnton High School's Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat were both among the competition, showcasing the incredible talent, dedication, and countless hours our students and staff pour into the arts.
From performers and musicians to directors, stage crews, and everyone behind the scenes, tonight is a celebration of creativity, teamwork, and the impact of fine arts in our schools. We are proud to see Lincoln County represented in such a meaningful way.
#WeAreLINCOLN #LCSFineArts
Our high school musical theatre programs are being recognized at the Blumenthal Performing Arts Center as part of the Blumey Awards, celebrating excellence in high school musical theatre across the region.
North Lincoln High School's Hadestown: Teen Edition is up for several awards, while East Lincoln High School's Big Fish and Lincolnton High School's Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat were both among the competition, showcasing the incredible talent, dedication, and countless hours our students and staff pour into the arts.
From performers and musicians to directors, stage crews, and everyone behind the scenes, tonight is a celebration of creativity, teamwork, and the impact of fine arts in our schools. We are proud to see Lincoln County represented in such a meaningful way.
#WeAreLINCOLN #LCSFineArts
Today was all about fun, movement, and inclusion at Highland Drive Park's Young Athletes Day. Preschoolers and children ages 2–7 from across Lincoln County, with and without disabilities, came together for a morning full of games, activities, laughter, and teamwork.
From running and jumping to cheering on new friends, students had the opportunity to build confidence, stay active, and celebrate what makes each child unique. Events like this help create meaningful connections while showing that everyone belongs both on the field and in our community.
Thank you to the staff, volunteers, families, and community partners who helped make today such a special experience for our youngest learners.
#WeAreLINCOLN #LCSStrong
From running and jumping to cheering on new friends, students had the opportunity to build confidence, stay active, and celebrate what makes each child unique. Events like this help create meaningful connections while showing that everyone belongs both on the field and in our community.
Thank you to the staff, volunteers, families, and community partners who helped make today such a special experience for our youngest learners.
#WeAreLINCOLN #LCSStrong
Lincoln County Schools is pleased to announce the appointment of three new school administrators for the 2026-2027 school year: Elisabeth Earnhardt as Assistant Principal at St. James Elementary School, Lauren Williams as Dean at Battleground Elementary School, and Brent Snyder as Assistant Principal at West Lincoln Middle School.
Earnhardt currently serves as a fifth-grade teacher at Rock Springs Elementary School, where she has worked since 2010. Throughout her career, she has served in numerous leadership roles, including School Improvement Team Chair, grade-level chair, and lead teacher for PowerSchool in grades 3-5. She has also collaborated on district science pacing guides and supported colleagues through mentoring and instructional leadership.
A proud Lincoln County native and graduate of East Lincoln High School, Earnhardt shared her excitement about joining the St. James community.
“As a proud Lincoln County native and East Lincoln High graduate, my heart has always belonged to this community,” said Earnhardt. “My journey over the past 16 years as an educator, a wife, and a mother has shaped me into the person I am today. Each of those roles has taught me invaluable lessons about patience, growth, and connection. I feel more prepared than ever for this new chapter, and I am truly excited to pour that experience into my new school family. I am thrilled to officially become a St. James Knight!”
Earnhardt is currently pursuing her Master of School Administration degree at Appalachian State University.
Williams joins Lincoln County Schools from Cleveland County Schools, where she has served as a sixth-grade English Language Arts teacher at Kings Mountain Intermediate School since 2018. During her time there, she has taken on several leadership responsibilities, including serving as PBIS Chair, mentor teacher, Battle of the Books coach, and member of the School Improvement Team.
Williams received her Graduate Certificate in School Leadership from Appalachian State University.
“I am so excited to join Battleground Elementary School as the Dean of Students,” said Williams. “I am looking forward to the opportunity to work in Lincoln County Schools and help create a space where students and staff feel safe, supported, and inspired to grow.”
Snyder brings more than 20 years of educational experience to his new role at West Lincoln Middle School. A longtime educator in Lincoln County Schools, Snyder has taught math and science at North Lincoln Middle School and has served in a variety of leadership roles, including math coach, PLC leader, mentor, and School Improvement Team member.
In addition to his classroom leadership, Snyder has an extensive background in athletics, serving as a head or assistant coach in football, basketball, golf, and track at both the middle and high school levels.
“I am excited for this new chapter in my career,” said Snyder. “I am originally from Ohio, where I graduated from Ohio University. I began my teaching career in Lincoln County. I have taught at North Lincoln Middle School for 20 years. I live in Lincoln County with my wife, Stacey. I am proud to be a step-father and grandfather to a grandson who lights up every room. Outside of work, you can usually find me on the golf course enjoying my favorite hobby.”
Snyder is currently pursuing his Master of School Administration degree at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte.
Lincoln County Schools congratulates Earnhardt, Williams, and Snyder on their new leadership roles and looks forward to the positive impact they will make in their school communities.
Earnhardt currently serves as a fifth-grade teacher at Rock Springs Elementary School, where she has worked since 2010. Throughout her career, she has served in numerous leadership roles, including School Improvement Team Chair, grade-level chair, and lead teacher for PowerSchool in grades 3-5. She has also collaborated on district science pacing guides and supported colleagues through mentoring and instructional leadership.
A proud Lincoln County native and graduate of East Lincoln High School, Earnhardt shared her excitement about joining the St. James community.
“As a proud Lincoln County native and East Lincoln High graduate, my heart has always belonged to this community,” said Earnhardt. “My journey over the past 16 years as an educator, a wife, and a mother has shaped me into the person I am today. Each of those roles has taught me invaluable lessons about patience, growth, and connection. I feel more prepared than ever for this new chapter, and I am truly excited to pour that experience into my new school family. I am thrilled to officially become a St. James Knight!”
Earnhardt is currently pursuing her Master of School Administration degree at Appalachian State University.
Williams joins Lincoln County Schools from Cleveland County Schools, where she has served as a sixth-grade English Language Arts teacher at Kings Mountain Intermediate School since 2018. During her time there, she has taken on several leadership responsibilities, including serving as PBIS Chair, mentor teacher, Battle of the Books coach, and member of the School Improvement Team.
Williams received her Graduate Certificate in School Leadership from Appalachian State University.
“I am so excited to join Battleground Elementary School as the Dean of Students,” said Williams. “I am looking forward to the opportunity to work in Lincoln County Schools and help create a space where students and staff feel safe, supported, and inspired to grow.”
Snyder brings more than 20 years of educational experience to his new role at West Lincoln Middle School. A longtime educator in Lincoln County Schools, Snyder has taught math and science at North Lincoln Middle School and has served in a variety of leadership roles, including math coach, PLC leader, mentor, and School Improvement Team member.
In addition to his classroom leadership, Snyder has an extensive background in athletics, serving as a head or assistant coach in football, basketball, golf, and track at both the middle and high school levels.
“I am excited for this new chapter in my career,” said Snyder. “I am originally from Ohio, where I graduated from Ohio University. I began my teaching career in Lincoln County. I have taught at North Lincoln Middle School for 20 years. I live in Lincoln County with my wife, Stacey. I am proud to be a step-father and grandfather to a grandson who lights up every room. Outside of work, you can usually find me on the golf course enjoying my favorite hobby.”
Snyder is currently pursuing his Master of School Administration degree at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte.
Lincoln County Schools congratulates Earnhardt, Williams, and Snyder on their new leadership roles and looks forward to the positive impact they will make in their school communities.
NOW HIRING: Join the Lincoln County Schools Child Nutrition Team!
Our Child Nutrition Department is seeking dedicated team members to serve students across Lincoln County Schools.
CHILD NUTRITION MANAGERS
• Battleground Elementary
• Love Memorial Elementary
• Union Elementary
CHILD NUTRITION ASSISTANT MANAGERS
• S. Ray Lowder Elementary
• East Lincoln Middle
CHILD NUTRITION ASSISTANT, SUB BUS DRIVERS
• Battleground Elementary (2) – one 4 hr, one 7 hr
• Catawba Springs Elementary – 6 hr
• Lincolnton Middle – 6 hr
• Lincolnton High – 4 hr
• West Lincoln High – 4.5 hr
• West Lincoln Middle (2) – one 4 hr, one 6 hr
CHILD NUTRITION SUBSTITUTES
• Across the District
Apply today: https://lcsnc.schoolspring.com/
Our Child Nutrition Department is seeking dedicated team members to serve students across Lincoln County Schools.
CHILD NUTRITION MANAGERS
• Battleground Elementary
• Love Memorial Elementary
• Union Elementary
CHILD NUTRITION ASSISTANT MANAGERS
• S. Ray Lowder Elementary
• East Lincoln Middle
CHILD NUTRITION ASSISTANT, SUB BUS DRIVERS
• Battleground Elementary (2) – one 4 hr, one 7 hr
• Catawba Springs Elementary – 6 hr
• Lincolnton Middle – 6 hr
• Lincolnton High – 4 hr
• West Lincoln High – 4.5 hr
• West Lincoln Middle (2) – one 4 hr, one 6 hr
CHILD NUTRITION SUBSTITUTES
• Across the District
Apply today: https://lcsnc.schoolspring.com/
FREE GRAB ’N GO BREAKFAST AND LUNCH FOR 5 DAYS!
Lincoln County Schools will once again offer SUN Meals this summer for children and young adults 18 years old and younger.
WEDNESDAY PICK-UP OPTIONS:
• 11 AM–1 PM at Battleground Elementary
• 4 PM–6 PM at Norris S. Childers Elementary
• 4 PM–6 PM at Pumpkin Center Intermediate
Program Dates:
June 3 through July 22
Meal Pick-Up Locations:
• Back parking lot at Battleground Elementary
• Back parking lot at Pumpkin Center Intermediate
• Side area near the bus lot at Norris S. Childers Elementary
Important Information:
• Meals are available for any child or young adult 18 years old and younger.
• Families should stay in their vehicles and pull up to designated areas.
• Students do not have to be present.
• Parents/guardians may pick up meals for students and younger siblings at home.
• Adults picking up meals will need to complete a form indicating the students' names for whom they are picking up meals.
• Families will receive a meal pack containing five breakfasts and five lunches each Wednesday during program operation.
#WeAreLINCOLN #SUNMeals
Lincoln County Schools will once again offer SUN Meals this summer for children and young adults 18 years old and younger.
WEDNESDAY PICK-UP OPTIONS:
• 11 AM–1 PM at Battleground Elementary
• 4 PM–6 PM at Norris S. Childers Elementary
• 4 PM–6 PM at Pumpkin Center Intermediate
Program Dates:
June 3 through July 22
Meal Pick-Up Locations:
• Back parking lot at Battleground Elementary
• Back parking lot at Pumpkin Center Intermediate
• Side area near the bus lot at Norris S. Childers Elementary
Important Information:
• Meals are available for any child or young adult 18 years old and younger.
• Families should stay in their vehicles and pull up to designated areas.
• Students do not have to be present.
• Parents/guardians may pick up meals for students and younger siblings at home.
• Adults picking up meals will need to complete a form indicating the students' names for whom they are picking up meals.
• Families will receive a meal pack containing five breakfasts and five lunches each Wednesday during program operation.
#WeAreLINCOLN #SUNMeals
