Starts this Monday!
Third graders working together to prove answers. Students sharing what they think and debating and proving what is correct.
Kindergarten learning about AB and ABC patterns. Students had to create and explain the patterns.
4th grade students in Mrs. Hahn's class working together to figure out what number goes into each box. Several numbers fit in a couple boxes so they have to find the correct box to make all of the math statements true
Lincoln County Public Education Foundation (LCPEF) Grant Winner Abby Goodson, Art Teacher at Catawba Springs Elementary, used grant funds to purchase four pottery wheels for her art classes. In Clay Club, students stay after school and learn the basics of pottery and clay molding.
The LCPEF funds mini teaching grants that demonstrate innovative approaches to instructional practice as well as solve educational problems or meet significant challenges that have not been met effectively.
If you would like more information about the Foundation, visit our website www.lincoln.k12.nc.us If you would like to join the Foundation, contact Linda Matney, Clerk to the Board, at linda.matney@lincoln.k12.nc.us.
Attached is the flyer that the East Zone Schools are collecting items for Burnsville. We are collecting water and pop-up cans to help the community.
⚠ No School for Students on Tuesday, October 1 ⚠
Lincoln County Schools will be closed for students Tuesday, October 1 due to power outages and damages from Hurricane Helene. Staff will operate on an optional workday; check your email for updates from your principal.
📢 No School for Students on Friday, September 27 📢
Due to the threat of inclement weather associated with Hurricane Helene, Lincoln County Schools will be closed for students on Friday, September 27.
*Before and After School care is cancelled for Friday, September 27.
Please welcome Deputy Miller to Catawba Springs!
📢 Fan Code of Conduct at all Lincoln County Schools Home Football and Basketball Games 📢
All spectators ages eighth grade and younger MUST be accompanied by a legal guardian or responsible adult 21 years of age or older in order to enter and remain inside the stadium or gymnasium.
The legal guardian or accompanying adult will be responsible for the child’s supervision and actions at all times.
🎵 Lincoln County Marching Band Preview 🎵
Featuring performances by all four high school bands!
September 21, 2024
Lincolnton High School Stadium
Gates Open 6:30pm
First Performance 7:30pm
$5 Admission
Lincoln County Schools employees admitted free with ID badge
Thank you for a wonderful open house. This message is coming as a voice message and email due to the amount of information in this message.
1. We will open doors at 7:20 and students will go to the cafeteria until 7:30.
2. Parents will be allowed to walk students to class on the first day for grades 1st-5th. If you are walking your child you need to come after 7:30.
3. Kindergarten parents can walk students in on all staggered start days but please come after 7:30.
3. We will serve breakfast every morning from 7:20-7:55.
4. Please make sure you bring your car rider number for afternoon pick-up. If you do a group pick-up please email me the names so I can get you a group number. My email is mashford@lincoln.k12.nc.us This is new so we are going to try it out and see how it works. Please be patient during pick-up. If your child is not at the color we will ask you to pull up and a staff member will walk them to you.
5. Lunch menus can be found by going to the LCS Homepage menu, then click child nutrition, and scroll down to elementary breakfast/lunch menu. Lunches cost $3.15 a day.
6. Dismissal will begin at 2:40 each day.
7. We are asking all parents to fill-out the free and reduced forms even if you do not need it to see if we can get Catawba Springs to have free lunch.
8. Welcome parents to eat lunch with their child after the first two weeks. We need to get everyone in a routine.
9. Be patient with bus routes because they have changed. Make sure you are at the bus stops early sinces times changed. Bus routes will fluctuate the first few weeks.
Thank you for your patience and we look forward to a wonderful year.
Students, we can't wait to see you in two weeks!
The first day of school for students is August 14, 2024.
Lincoln County Resource Centers
Need some help? We're here for you!
If your child needs clothes, school supplies, hygiene products, or food, we can help! Reach out to your school counselor today for more information or call United Way of Lincoln County at 704-240-8621!
Come and meet your teacher for the 2024 -2025 school year!
