Just a reminder of this opportunity to explore CTE careers, local employers, and the Dallas campus of Gaston College on Feb. 24th.
Regster with the link:
https://www.gaston.edu/cte-roadmap/
Regster with the link:
https://www.gaston.edu/cte-roadmap/
We couldn't let this snowy week pass without giving a huge shoutout to our incredible Student Services Team! ❄️
From guiding students through their post-graduation plans to supporting our community through big emotions, these ladies do it all. They are the backbone of LHS, supporting our students, staff, and parents every single day. We are so lucky to have them!
From guiding students through their post-graduation plans to supporting our community through big emotions, these ladies do it all. They are the backbone of LHS, supporting our students, staff, and parents every single day. We are so lucky to have them!
Please check out this informative session about CTE career exploration! Use the link below for more information:
https://www.gaston.edu/cte-roadmap/
https://www.gaston.edu/cte-roadmap/
The Art Club annual Valentine's Flower Sale is happening now! Use this link to order or purchase during lunches on Feb. 13th:
https://forms.gle/bCzRPhWhwMNKhdDB8
See Mrs. Lanier for details
https://forms.gle/bCzRPhWhwMNKhdDB8
See Mrs. Lanier for details
Dear families,
Just a quick reminder – the informational meeting for our 2027 Greece trip is almost here! This is one of two international travel opportunities available for Lincolnton students, with this one taking place during spring break.
The info meeting was originally scheduled to take place this Thursday, February 5th at 6:30PM in the Media Center. But due to weather and other events, it is now scheduled for 7:30 at the Jonas Branch of the Lincoln County Library. An announcement will be shared prior to Thursday to either confirm or reschedule the event if needed.
Please RSVP here: https://rsvp.eftours.com/sk9ukgn
Those who register for the meeting will be eligible to receive a $200 tour discount and be eligible for Risk-Free Enrollment if they enroll on our tour!
Just a quick reminder – the informational meeting for our 2027 Greece trip is almost here! This is one of two international travel opportunities available for Lincolnton students, with this one taking place during spring break.
The info meeting was originally scheduled to take place this Thursday, February 5th at 6:30PM in the Media Center. But due to weather and other events, it is now scheduled for 7:30 at the Jonas Branch of the Lincoln County Library. An announcement will be shared prior to Thursday to either confirm or reschedule the event if needed.
Please RSVP here: https://rsvp.eftours.com/sk9ukgn
Those who register for the meeting will be eligible to receive a $200 tour discount and be eligible for Risk-Free Enrollment if they enroll on our tour!
Happy CTE Month!
This month, we celebrate Career & Technical Education and the opportunities it creates for students to gain real-world skills, leadership, and hands-on experience!
CTE prepares us for college, careers, and beyond—helping students turn passions into futures. We’re proud to be part of programs that build confidence, creativity, and success every day!
This month, we celebrate Career & Technical Education and the opportunities it creates for students to gain real-world skills, leadership, and hands-on experience!
CTE prepares us for college, careers, and beyond—helping students turn passions into futures. We’re proud to be part of programs that build confidence, creativity, and success every day!
Dear LHS families! We are thrilled to share that the new travel club Paws & Passports will be heading to Greece over Spring Break 2027.
This is an incredible opportunity for students to explore new places, experience different cultures, and gain lifelong skills like independence and confidence. There will be a one-time informational meeting to share everything you need to know, including what travelers will see and do, hands-on learning activities, academic opportunities, trip costs, and how to secure a spot on this incredible adventure.
Find meeting info and RSVP here:
https://rsvp.eftours.com/sk9ukgn
We hope to see you at the meeting (RSVP for meeting details) to share how this trip can be an unforgettable chapter in your child's life!
This is an incredible opportunity for students to explore new places, experience different cultures, and gain lifelong skills like independence and confidence. There will be a one-time informational meeting to share everything you need to know, including what travelers will see and do, hands-on learning activities, academic opportunities, trip costs, and how to secure a spot on this incredible adventure.
Find meeting info and RSVP here:
https://rsvp.eftours.com/sk9ukgn
We hope to see you at the meeting (RSVP for meeting details) to share how this trip can be an unforgettable chapter in your child's life!
Week of January 19, 2026
Welcome to Semester Two, Week Three!
Here are the TOP FIVE things you need to know to have a great week at LHS.
Remember that there is no school on Monday, January 19. School will resume on Tuesday, January 20 at 8am.
We have TWO home basketball games this week. You can purchase your $5 ticket at all lunches on Tuesday and Friday. Remember that you can only buy ONE ticket. The $5 meal deal is also available at the concession stand for these games. For $5, you will get an entree, drink, chips, and a cookie. Tuesday’s game is Senior Night, with recognition for seniors on both the varsity girls’ and boys’ teams. Friday is Military Appreciation Night. Encourage your family members who may be active duty, reserve personnel or veterans to come to the game because they get in FREE with their military ID.
Speak of basketball, you MUST enter through the main entrance to either purchase your ticket or show the ticket you bought at lunch. If you are found entering through a side door, you will be banned from attending future games. And, if someone lets you in through a side door, they will be banned as well. This is a safety issue because we have to keep an accurate count of the number of people in the stands and we also need to make sure that all spectators are scanned upon entry.
Juniors and Seniors: If you do not have approved LA/ER and are staying on campus during a period when you have a CCP class, an online class, or a reduced schedule placeholder, you MUST be in the Seminar Room. There are no exceptions to this policy.
If you need to see your counselor, make sure to use the appointment request form. Counselors will begin pre-advising for registration this week and, because of that, they will be in and out of their offices. If you need to talk to your counselor, the best way to make sure you are seen quickly is to fill out the appointment request form. Walk-in visits are not available, unless it is a crisis situation.
Welcome to Semester Two, Week Three!
Here are the TOP FIVE things you need to know to have a great week at LHS.
Remember that there is no school on Monday, January 19. School will resume on Tuesday, January 20 at 8am.
We have TWO home basketball games this week. You can purchase your $5 ticket at all lunches on Tuesday and Friday. Remember that you can only buy ONE ticket. The $5 meal deal is also available at the concession stand for these games. For $5, you will get an entree, drink, chips, and a cookie. Tuesday’s game is Senior Night, with recognition for seniors on both the varsity girls’ and boys’ teams. Friday is Military Appreciation Night. Encourage your family members who may be active duty, reserve personnel or veterans to come to the game because they get in FREE with their military ID.
Speak of basketball, you MUST enter through the main entrance to either purchase your ticket or show the ticket you bought at lunch. If you are found entering through a side door, you will be banned from attending future games. And, if someone lets you in through a side door, they will be banned as well. This is a safety issue because we have to keep an accurate count of the number of people in the stands and we also need to make sure that all spectators are scanned upon entry.
Juniors and Seniors: If you do not have approved LA/ER and are staying on campus during a period when you have a CCP class, an online class, or a reduced schedule placeholder, you MUST be in the Seminar Room. There are no exceptions to this policy.
If you need to see your counselor, make sure to use the appointment request form. Counselors will begin pre-advising for registration this week and, because of that, they will be in and out of their offices. If you need to talk to your counselor, the best way to make sure you are seen quickly is to fill out the appointment request form. Walk-in visits are not available, unless it is a crisis situation.
Week of January 12, 2026 Top 5 Things to Know!
Welcome to Semester Two, Week Two!
Here are the TOP FIVE things you need to know to have a great week at LHS.
Report cards go home on Thursday. We will have a 10 minute homeroom at 8am to give out report cards. Please note that, if you took an English 2 EOC re-test on Friday, your final grade and exam grade will be updated once we receive those scores.
We have TWO home basketball games this week. You can purchase your $5 ticket at all lunches on Tuesday and Friday. Remember that you can only buy ONE ticket. The $5 meal deal is also available at the concession stand for these games. For $5, you will get an entree, drink, chips, and a cookie.
Counselors are still processing schedule change requests. Please be patient. Do not complete the appointment form to ask about a schedule change. Do not stop by guidance without being called. All those things slow down the process.
Juniors and Seniors: You should have turned in your LA/ER form on Friday. If you didn’t, it is too late to turn it in. If you have not received confirmation that you can come in late or leave early, you need to stay in the media center until you receive that confirmation.
Looking ahead, there is no school on Monday, January 19. Enjoy your long weekend!
Welcome to Semester Two, Week Two!
Here are the TOP FIVE things you need to know to have a great week at LHS.
Report cards go home on Thursday. We will have a 10 minute homeroom at 8am to give out report cards. Please note that, if you took an English 2 EOC re-test on Friday, your final grade and exam grade will be updated once we receive those scores.
We have TWO home basketball games this week. You can purchase your $5 ticket at all lunches on Tuesday and Friday. Remember that you can only buy ONE ticket. The $5 meal deal is also available at the concession stand for these games. For $5, you will get an entree, drink, chips, and a cookie.
Counselors are still processing schedule change requests. Please be patient. Do not complete the appointment form to ask about a schedule change. Do not stop by guidance without being called. All those things slow down the process.
Juniors and Seniors: You should have turned in your LA/ER form on Friday. If you didn’t, it is too late to turn it in. If you have not received confirmation that you can come in late or leave early, you need to stay in the media center until you receive that confirmation.
Looking ahead, there is no school on Monday, January 19. Enjoy your long weekend!
Early Release/Late Arrival forms are due by January 9th. Students must complete and return the form to be considered for approval. No student should assume approval until they hear from the administration and should plan to be in attendance on campus until that time. This option is only available to our Junior and Senior students
Good evening, LHS families!
We hope all our Wolves have enjoyed some rest and relaxation over Winter Break, but we sure have missed our students and are ready to begin second semester! Monday and Tuesday are teacher workdays and school will resume on January 7 at 8am. All students will report to homeroom to start the day so that they can receive an updated copy of their second semester schedules.
Before I get into updates about policies and procedures for the new semester, I want to take a minute to congratulate some student groups on accomplishments right before and during our break. The annual inspection of our ROTC program was held before winter break. We are so proud to say that our program scored a 98.5 out of 100 possible points and earned an “Exceeds Expectations” rating! Congratulations to our cadets, Major Rhyne, and MSgt. Collins on their hard work in achieving this accomplishment! Our sports teams were busy winning over break as well! Congratulations to our wrestling team on winning the whole Alleghany Tournament during break and to senior Gabe Robinson on achieving his 100th win at the Gavin Sharpe Tournament yesterday. Our basketball team achieved a big win at their Phenom Showcase by defeating rival team Salisbury High School! We look forward to seeing what both teams do as sports gear up again this week.
As we get ready to begin a new semester, I want to clarify our cell phone policy. While students are able to have their phones out before school, after school, and at lunch, they should turn them off and store them in their book bags during instructional time. This is to help students focus on learning and remove the distractions that social media can create. While the majority of our students do a good job of complying with this expectation, there are many who don’t. Moving forward, students who do not comply with the cell phone policy will earn the same consequences as for defiance because students know the rules and are choosing not to follow them. Please partner with us in reminding your student of the importance of being physically and mentally present during instructional time.
Students may request schedule changes beginning January 7 by accessing the form that will be linked on the school website. The form will close for requests on January 9, so students should make sure to complete the form before the end of the week. Counselors will call students up to discuss the requests or send emails if the changes are not possible. All schedule changes will be complete by January 14.
Students requesting late arrival or early release should pick up an application in the front office. This privilege is only available to juniors and seniors in good academic standing. Please review your student’s form before signing. A parent signature is required before students submit their application. Please note that students are not automatically approved for late arrival or early release and are expected to be on campus, in the media center, until they receive confirmation. It is also important to note that approval will be re-evaluated at progress reports and report cards, and approval can be revoked if students are not performing well in their classes.
In athletic news this week, our basketball teams will play Kings Mountain at home on Tuesday and our wrestling team will host a tri-match against Shelby and Cherryville on Tuesday as well. Wednesday will see our swim team traveling to Shelby for their meet. And, on Friday, our basketball team will be back in action at home against Highland Tech. Please plan to come to one or all of these events to cheer on our student athletes!
Thank you for your support of our students, staff, and school! We look forward to a wonderful 2026 at LHS!
We hope all our Wolves have enjoyed some rest and relaxation over Winter Break, but we sure have missed our students and are ready to begin second semester! Monday and Tuesday are teacher workdays and school will resume on January 7 at 8am. All students will report to homeroom to start the day so that they can receive an updated copy of their second semester schedules.
Before I get into updates about policies and procedures for the new semester, I want to take a minute to congratulate some student groups on accomplishments right before and during our break. The annual inspection of our ROTC program was held before winter break. We are so proud to say that our program scored a 98.5 out of 100 possible points and earned an “Exceeds Expectations” rating! Congratulations to our cadets, Major Rhyne, and MSgt. Collins on their hard work in achieving this accomplishment! Our sports teams were busy winning over break as well! Congratulations to our wrestling team on winning the whole Alleghany Tournament during break and to senior Gabe Robinson on achieving his 100th win at the Gavin Sharpe Tournament yesterday. Our basketball team achieved a big win at their Phenom Showcase by defeating rival team Salisbury High School! We look forward to seeing what both teams do as sports gear up again this week.
As we get ready to begin a new semester, I want to clarify our cell phone policy. While students are able to have their phones out before school, after school, and at lunch, they should turn them off and store them in their book bags during instructional time. This is to help students focus on learning and remove the distractions that social media can create. While the majority of our students do a good job of complying with this expectation, there are many who don’t. Moving forward, students who do not comply with the cell phone policy will earn the same consequences as for defiance because students know the rules and are choosing not to follow them. Please partner with us in reminding your student of the importance of being physically and mentally present during instructional time.
Students may request schedule changes beginning January 7 by accessing the form that will be linked on the school website. The form will close for requests on January 9, so students should make sure to complete the form before the end of the week. Counselors will call students up to discuss the requests or send emails if the changes are not possible. All schedule changes will be complete by January 14.
Students requesting late arrival or early release should pick up an application in the front office. This privilege is only available to juniors and seniors in good academic standing. Please review your student’s form before signing. A parent signature is required before students submit their application. Please note that students are not automatically approved for late arrival or early release and are expected to be on campus, in the media center, until they receive confirmation. It is also important to note that approval will be re-evaluated at progress reports and report cards, and approval can be revoked if students are not performing well in their classes.
In athletic news this week, our basketball teams will play Kings Mountain at home on Tuesday and our wrestling team will host a tri-match against Shelby and Cherryville on Tuesday as well. Wednesday will see our swim team traveling to Shelby for their meet. And, on Friday, our basketball team will be back in action at home against Highland Tech. Please plan to come to one or all of these events to cheer on our student athletes!
Thank you for your support of our students, staff, and school! We look forward to a wonderful 2026 at LHS!
Wear black this Friday to black out the stands as our Varisty Football team advances to the fourth round of playoffs against West Davidson. The kickoff is at 7:30, and we will be on the prowl for a win!
Congratulations to our student-athletes who were selected to the Midwest All-Region Soccer Team (Top 24 Players of the Region):
Jake Tweed
Luis Salas-Torres
Justin Blanco
Alejandro Soto
Kendal Cordoba-Murillo
We are so proud of you and your season as a team.
Jake Tweed
Luis Salas-Torres
Justin Blanco
Alejandro Soto
Kendal Cordoba-Murillo
We are so proud of you and your season as a team.
Attention Seniors and Senior Families:
The final deadline to order senior ads for the yearbook is Friday, November 14th in person or Sunday, November 16th online (@ buytheyearbook.com). See Ms. Martin with any questions (cmartin2@linconln.k12.nc.us) .
If you are sending materials for an ad, please use the yearbook business email: business.pineburr@gmail.com
Thank you!
The final deadline to order senior ads for the yearbook is Friday, November 14th in person or Sunday, November 16th online (@ buytheyearbook.com). See Ms. Martin with any questions (cmartin2@linconln.k12.nc.us) .
If you are sending materials for an ad, please use the yearbook business email: business.pineburr@gmail.com
Thank you!
Lincolnton High School Homecoming Shirts are now on sale! There are options to purchase short sleeve, long sleeve, crewneck sweatshirt, or hoodie sweatshirt using QR codes that link to our school cash online store. Be sure to indicate first and last name of the person that the shirt is being purchased for before adding shirts to your cart. In order to select multiple styles of shirt, you will need to complete multiple transactions.
Shirts are also on sale in person from Mrs. Roberson in the school library.
Shirts are also on sale in person from Mrs. Roberson in the school library.
Congratulations to our Singles AND Doubles Match winners over Hunter Huss on their first time playing on our new courts!
Naveah Farley and Elizabeth Bailey
Lexis Garris and Aislin Mejia
These ladies played individually and as doubles teams to victory. Go Wolves!
Don't miss your chance to participate in the 2nd Annual Color Run at Betty G Ross this Saturday at 9 am. All proceeds will benefit the LCS Student Memorial Brick Project. Sponosred by the Student Advisory Council
The Student Advisory Committee will be collecting school supplies until May 2nd to benefit those affected by Hurricane Helene! Please bring your donations to the library for collection.
Congratulations to our JV Lady Wolves on a stellar record this season!
Congratulations to our LHS choral students who participated in the 76th Mars Hill University Choral Festival on Saturday, February 8th!
Seniors- Xavriona Alexander, Nate Spears, and MaKenna Yow
Juniors- Ja'Rehyl Hamilton, Makailee Krohmer, and Yamil Santos
Thank you to our Director of Choirs Shane Stephens for your hard work and support of our muscians!
