We've celebrated and honored our incredible retirees for their years of dedication, hard work, and commitment to our students, staff, and school community. Their impact has shaped countless lives and helped make our school a special place to learn and grow. We are grateful for the difference they have made and wish them happiness, relaxation, and new adventures in retirement! Congratulations!!






Drone Technology Careers
LCST students were recognized in the Lake Norman Publications. Lincoln County students now have access to a new technical education program that prepares them for careers in the commercial drone industry through hands-on flight training and industry-recognized certifications.
Andrew Sabin, the instructor, has started talking with the local police and fire departments about potential guest speakers and job opportunities with search and rescue and fire containment, which are two growing drone pilot careers. Other careers include inspections for large companies like Duke Energy, real estate video sales and private party video and photography.
https://www.lakenormanpublications.com/articles/high-school-students-flying-into-a-potential-career/












One of the games, called “We've Got to Invest,” is a competitive stock market game where players make investment decisions over several rounds with the goal of finishing with the highest profit. The game is highly strategic and encourages students to think through choices related to gaining or losing money—just like real-world financial decisions.
Another game created by a student is called “To the Letter.” This is a fun social guessing game where players must guess a word without using certain letters or gestures. The game challenges players to think creatively and use descriptive language and adjectives to communicate clues.
It was great to see students bring their ideas to life and watch their classmates enjoy the games they designed.
More student-created games will be tested in class and featured soon. Stay tuned!





Some of our students and teachers spent time visiting with G.E. Massey Elementary students today. To celebrate Dr. Seuss Week, they read with younger students and helped promote a love for books.
Moments like these show how powerful reading and mentorship can be. Our students and teachers did an amazing job connecting with the younger kids and making reading fun!
#ReadAcrossAmerica #DrSeussWeek #FutureReaders



The Lincoln County School of Technology (LCST) proudly earned the Bronze Medal in the Secondary Division for the NASOT (New Art and Science of Teaching) Winter Games 2026, placing 3rd among high schools!
This incredible achievement reflects the hard work, dedication, and excellence of our team.
We would also like to recognize two outstanding educators who received individual gold medals:
Mrs. Joanna Hovis
Mrs. Amber Grooms
Your commitment to students and technical education continues to make LCST shine. We are proud of you!
Congratulations to our medalists and the entire LCST team!

Keep up the great work!




(December) - Think Win-Win & Dependability
(January ) - Seek First to Understand, Then to Be Understood & Empathy
LCST students are diving into learning Leader in Me Habits and building their foundation with important Soft Skill Vocabulary terms. Learning these terms and skills will help them grow as leaders, communicators, and team members, setting the stage for a successful finish to this Fall semester!

Care for yourself.
Inspire.
Balance.
Grow your habits.
Know your strengths.
Chase passions.
Motivate.
Find purpose.
Empower.
Use your voice.


