🚍 Lunenburg County Public Schools Transportation Update 🚍
Parents and Guardians,
Due to a bus driver shortage caused by a flu outbreak and other staffing challenges, some student transportation routes may be impacted over the coming weeks.
Temporary changes may include:
🚍Students riding a different bus
🚍Buses doubling routes
🚍Longer ride times
🚍Earlier or later morning pick-ups
🚍Delayed afternoon drop-offs
We will notify families of any changes as soon as possible; however, in emergency situations, advance notice may not be possible.
If you know your child will need to ride a different bus or you plan to provide transportation, your cooperation is greatly appreciated.
Thank you for your patience and support as we work to keep our students safe.
Sincerely,
Lunenburg County Public Schools Transportation Department
Parents and Guardians,
Due to a bus driver shortage caused by a flu outbreak and other staffing challenges, some student transportation routes may be impacted over the coming weeks.
Temporary changes may include:
🚍Students riding a different bus
🚍Buses doubling routes
🚍Longer ride times
🚍Earlier or later morning pick-ups
🚍Delayed afternoon drop-offs
We will notify families of any changes as soon as possible; however, in emergency situations, advance notice may not be possible.
If you know your child will need to ride a different bus or you plan to provide transportation, your cooperation is greatly appreciated.
Thank you for your patience and support as we work to keep our students safe.
Sincerely,
Lunenburg County Public Schools Transportation Department
🎉 WE’RE CELEBRATING CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL! 🎉
Central High School has been named Lunenburg County’s FIRST National Blue Ribbon School and is one of only seven schools in Virginia nominated for the 2025 National Blue Ribbon Schools Program by the Virginia Board of Education! 🏆
This prestigious honor recognizes schools making outstanding progress in closing achievement gaps and ensuring student success. Central High School earned this distinction in the Exemplary Achievement Gap Closing category based on strong academic performance during the 2023–2024 school year and sustained success throughout 2024–2025. The recognition reflects significant academic growth, equity, and a commitment to excellence for all students.
📅 The Virginia Board of Education officially adopted a Resolution of Recognition on January 8, 2026, in Richmond, honoring Central High School alongside a select group of schools across the Commonwealth.
💬 “Lunenburg County Public Schools is extremely proud of Central High School for being named a 2025 National Blue Ribbon School for Closing Achievement Gaps,” said Dr. Sharon H. Stanislas, Superintendent of Lunenburg County Public Schools. “This prestigious recognition reflects the unwavering commitment of the entire Central High School community, including its administrative team, educators, staff, students, families, and community partners, to ensuring every student has access to high-quality learning experiences and the support necessary to succeed.”
💬 Dr. Erica B. Hazelwood, Principal of Central High School, added: “Being named one of only seven schools in the Commonwealth to receive this honor is a testament to the hard work, perseverance, and a firm refusal to accept mediocrity in any capacity. This award belongs to our entire school community, our teachers, staff, students, families, and partners, who share a belief that excellence is not optional and educational equity is not negotiable. It is the result of shared ownership, relentless care, and a refusal to accept ‘good enough’ for any child.”
👏 Congratulations to our students, staff, families, and community—this achievement belongs to YOU!
📸 Photo: Dr. Sharon H. Stanislas and Dr. Erica B. Hazelwood are pictured with Emily Anne Gullickson, Superintendent of Public Instruction, and members of the Virginia Board of Education.
#ChargerPride #BlueRibbonNominee #ExemplaryAchievement #LCPSStrong #StudentSuccess
Central High School has been named Lunenburg County’s FIRST National Blue Ribbon School and is one of only seven schools in Virginia nominated for the 2025 National Blue Ribbon Schools Program by the Virginia Board of Education! 🏆
This prestigious honor recognizes schools making outstanding progress in closing achievement gaps and ensuring student success. Central High School earned this distinction in the Exemplary Achievement Gap Closing category based on strong academic performance during the 2023–2024 school year and sustained success throughout 2024–2025. The recognition reflects significant academic growth, equity, and a commitment to excellence for all students.
📅 The Virginia Board of Education officially adopted a Resolution of Recognition on January 8, 2026, in Richmond, honoring Central High School alongside a select group of schools across the Commonwealth.
💬 “Lunenburg County Public Schools is extremely proud of Central High School for being named a 2025 National Blue Ribbon School for Closing Achievement Gaps,” said Dr. Sharon H. Stanislas, Superintendent of Lunenburg County Public Schools. “This prestigious recognition reflects the unwavering commitment of the entire Central High School community, including its administrative team, educators, staff, students, families, and community partners, to ensuring every student has access to high-quality learning experiences and the support necessary to succeed.”
💬 Dr. Erica B. Hazelwood, Principal of Central High School, added: “Being named one of only seven schools in the Commonwealth to receive this honor is a testament to the hard work, perseverance, and a firm refusal to accept mediocrity in any capacity. This award belongs to our entire school community, our teachers, staff, students, families, and partners, who share a belief that excellence is not optional and educational equity is not negotiable. It is the result of shared ownership, relentless care, and a refusal to accept ‘good enough’ for any child.”
👏 Congratulations to our students, staff, families, and community—this achievement belongs to YOU!
📸 Photo: Dr. Sharon H. Stanislas and Dr. Erica B. Hazelwood are pictured with Emily Anne Gullickson, Superintendent of Public Instruction, and members of the Virginia Board of Education.
#ChargerPride #BlueRibbonNominee #ExemplaryAchievement #LCPSStrong #StudentSuccess
📣🎉Good News Continued! 📣🎉
Now that you’ve heard our exciting update, we invite you to explore the link below for more detailed information specific to our individual schools 🏫✨. You’ll find a link Dr. Stanislas’s presentation from yesterday located there as well.
Thank you for your continued support of LCPS! We appreciate our amazing staff, students, families, and community! 💙🦅
https://www.lunenburgcountyschools.org/o/lunenburg-county-school-district/page/lcps-overview-of-accreditation-and-school-performance-support-framework
#LCPSProud #ExcellenceInEducation #Region8Success #TogetherWeThrive
🎉 LCPS CELEBRATION TIME! 🎉
We have some fantastic news to share! 🙌
We couldn’t be prouder of our students, staff, families, and community! Together, we are making incredible progress and moving LCPS forward! 💙👏
For more information regarding accreditation and the NEW school performance and support framework, please watch this short video from Dr. Stanislas, our Division Superintendent, by clicking this link: https://youtu.be/hdH1sx471Ns
#LCPSProud #ExcellenceInEducation #Region8Success #TogetherWeThrive
LCPS Families - Just a reminder that Friday, December 19, 2025, is an early release day for students. Central High School and Lunenburg Middle School will dismiss at 12 noon. Kenbridge and Victoria Elementary Schools will dismiss at 12:30 p.m. All schools will be closed for Winter Break from December 22, 2025, to January 6, 2026. Students will report to school on Wednesday, January 7, at the regular time. Happy Holidays to all of you, and we hope that you will enjoy a restful Winter Break!
Dear LCPS Families,
We hope that you are doing well. We are sharing a letter from Dr. Sharon Stanislas, Division Superintendent, with important information about our instructional plans in the event of additional inclement weather closures. Please take a moment to review the letter here, as it explains how learning will continue at home if school is closed.
Thank you for your support, and please contact your child’s school if you have any questions.
We hope that you are doing well. We are sharing a letter from Dr. Sharon Stanislas, Division Superintendent, with important information about our instructional plans in the event of additional inclement weather closures. Please take a moment to review the letter here, as it explains how learning will continue at home if school is closed.
Thank you for your support, and please contact your child’s school if you have any questions.
LCPS will operate on a 2-hour delay tomorrow, Thursday, December 11, 2025. 12-month employees, please report on time. We would like to extend our sincere thanks to our Maintenance & Custodial Staff and VDOT for the role they played in clearing the roads and clearing the parking lots and around the schools.
LCPS will be closed tomorrow, Tuesday, December 9, 2025. 12 month employees, please check your email for a status update soon. Thank you.
Lunenburg County Public Schools will be closed tomorrow, Monday, December 8, 2025, due to impending winter weather. 12 month employees do not report. The Budget Hearing has been rescheduled for December 15, 2025 at 5:00 p.m. in room 104 at Central High School. The School Board Meeting has been rescheduled to December 15, 2025 in the cafeteria of Central High School.
Lunenburg County Public Schools will be closed tomorrow, Friday, December 5, 2025, due to impending winter weather.
Please be advised that the School Board Meeting on Monday, December 8, will be held in the CHS Cafeteria instead of Room 104.
Lunenburg County Public Schools will be closed from November 24–28 for Thanksgiving Break for both students and staff. Schools will reopen on Monday, December 1. We wish all of our LCPS families a Happy Thanksgiving and hope you enjoy a restful and relaxing holiday break.
🏫Take Your Legislator to School Day 2025
Lunenburg County Public Schools
Each November, the Virginia School Boards Association (VSBA) encourages school divisions across the Commonwealth to participate in Take Your Legislator to School Month, an important initiative designed to strengthen relationships between public education and the legislators who represent our communities in the Virginia General Assembly. 🤝📘
On Wednesday, November 12, Lunenburg County Public Schools (LCPS) proudly welcomed several distinguished guests from state and local government for Take Your Legislator to School Day:
✨ Delegate Tommy Wright
✨ Kade Gravitt, Legislative Assistant to Delegate Wright
✨ Alvester Edmonds, Chairman, Board of Supervisors
✨ Edward Pennington, Board of Supervisors
✨ Greg Currin, Board of Supervisors
✨ Mike Hankins, Board of Supervisors
✨ Tracy Gee, County Administrator
✨ Melanie Currin, Chairman, School Board
✨ Ruby Ingram, School Board Member
Visitors toured the facilities 🏫🔍 and discussed completed improvements and important infrastructure needs with Mr. Paul Caley, LCPS Director of Operations & Facilities, who led the tour alongside Dr. Sharon Stanislas, Division Superintendent. As they explored our schools, they met staff 👋, saw students engaged in learning 🎒✨, and experienced firsthand the incredible work happening every day.
We are grateful for the opportunity to share the successes, goals, and needs of LCPS with our local and state leaders. Strengthening these partnerships is essential to supporting high-quality public education for all students. 📚💙
#LCPSTakeYourLegislatortoSchoolDay #VALeg2school
Lunenburg County Public Schools
Each November, the Virginia School Boards Association (VSBA) encourages school divisions across the Commonwealth to participate in Take Your Legislator to School Month, an important initiative designed to strengthen relationships between public education and the legislators who represent our communities in the Virginia General Assembly. 🤝📘
On Wednesday, November 12, Lunenburg County Public Schools (LCPS) proudly welcomed several distinguished guests from state and local government for Take Your Legislator to School Day:
✨ Delegate Tommy Wright
✨ Kade Gravitt, Legislative Assistant to Delegate Wright
✨ Alvester Edmonds, Chairman, Board of Supervisors
✨ Edward Pennington, Board of Supervisors
✨ Greg Currin, Board of Supervisors
✨ Mike Hankins, Board of Supervisors
✨ Tracy Gee, County Administrator
✨ Melanie Currin, Chairman, School Board
✨ Ruby Ingram, School Board Member
Visitors toured the facilities 🏫🔍 and discussed completed improvements and important infrastructure needs with Mr. Paul Caley, LCPS Director of Operations & Facilities, who led the tour alongside Dr. Sharon Stanislas, Division Superintendent. As they explored our schools, they met staff 👋, saw students engaged in learning 🎒✨, and experienced firsthand the incredible work happening every day.
We are grateful for the opportunity to share the successes, goals, and needs of LCPS with our local and state leaders. Strengthening these partnerships is essential to supporting high-quality public education for all students. 📚💙
#LCPSTakeYourLegislatortoSchoolDay #VALeg2school
📚 Happy American Education Week!
This week, we join schools and communities across the nation in celebrating American Education Week, a tradition that began more than a century ago when the National Education Association and the American Legion came together after World War I to call for stronger public support for education. 🇺🇸 Their efforts led to the first observance in 1921, and today the week is co-sponsored by national education organizations dedicated to supporting students, staff, and schools. 🎓✨
Throughout the year, we’re proud to celebrate important recognition days for many of our team members—principals, administrative assistants, teachers, and more. ✏️ But we also know that some of our employees don’t have a dedicated day of appreciation, even though their work is just as essential to the success of our schools. 💼❤️
So during American Education Week, LCPS is shining a special spotlight on these staff members who work hard every day to support our students, ensuring that they receive the best education possible and have their needs met on every level. 🌟📘 From directors to coordinators to our superintendent and so many others, we are grateful for everything they do to lift up our students and strengthen our school community. 🙌💙
Thank you for helping us fulfill the vision that inspired American Education Week over 100 years ago. 💙📘
Together for Safe, Just & Equitable Schools. #aew2025
This week, we join schools and communities across the nation in celebrating American Education Week, a tradition that began more than a century ago when the National Education Association and the American Legion came together after World War I to call for stronger public support for education. 🇺🇸 Their efforts led to the first observance in 1921, and today the week is co-sponsored by national education organizations dedicated to supporting students, staff, and schools. 🎓✨
Throughout the year, we’re proud to celebrate important recognition days for many of our team members—principals, administrative assistants, teachers, and more. ✏️ But we also know that some of our employees don’t have a dedicated day of appreciation, even though their work is just as essential to the success of our schools. 💼❤️
So during American Education Week, LCPS is shining a special spotlight on these staff members who work hard every day to support our students, ensuring that they receive the best education possible and have their needs met on every level. 🌟📘 From directors to coordinators to our superintendent and so many others, we are grateful for everything they do to lift up our students and strengthen our school community. 🙌💙
Thank you for helping us fulfill the vision that inspired American Education Week over 100 years ago. 💙📘
Together for Safe, Just & Equitable Schools. #aew2025
LCPS Families: Lunenburg County Public Schools will be conducting drills for lock-down procedures in each of its schools during the week of November 17-21, 2025. These are just DRILLS. This message serves as our official notice.
LCPS Families: Lunenburg County Public Schools will be conducting drills for lock-down procedures in each of its schools during the week of November 17-21, 2025. These are just DRILLS. This message serves as our official notice.
Tonight's School Board Meeting will still be held at CHS, but will be in the Cafeteria instead of Room 104.
If you have any questions, please go to the DSS.virginia.gov website or your local social services office.
🎃📚 Today, our Division Superintendent, Dr. Sharon Stanislas, had an awesome time reading to Victoria Elementary 4th graders during their Halloween Read Alouds! This fun event was part of their October Calendar of Fun, bringing stories and smiles to our young readers. 🎃✨
#VESReadsWithDrStanislas #VictoriaElementary #HalloweenFun #ReadAloud #LCPSReads
#VESReadsWithDrStanislas #VictoriaElementary #HalloweenFun #ReadAloud #LCPSReads
🎉 Congratulations to Victoria Elementary! 🎉
Victoria Elementary (Lunenburg County Public Schools) has been named to the VQB5 Excellence Honor Roll by the Virginia Department of Education, achieving a rating of Exceeds Expectations, the highest possible rating in Virginia’s Quality Birth to Five (VQB5) system! 🌟
This recognition celebrates schools that serve as national exemplars in early childhood education, demonstrating exceptional teacher-child interactions and curriculum quality that prepare our youngest learners for success.
👏 We’re so proud of the dedicated educators and staff at Victoria Elementary for their commitment to excellence and for setting such a high standard for early learning in Lunenburg County!
#VQB5 #LunenburgProud #EarlyLearningExcellence #VirginiaEducation #VictoriaElementary
Victoria Elementary (Lunenburg County Public Schools) has been named to the VQB5 Excellence Honor Roll by the Virginia Department of Education, achieving a rating of Exceeds Expectations, the highest possible rating in Virginia’s Quality Birth to Five (VQB5) system! 🌟
This recognition celebrates schools that serve as national exemplars in early childhood education, demonstrating exceptional teacher-child interactions and curriculum quality that prepare our youngest learners for success.
👏 We’re so proud of the dedicated educators and staff at Victoria Elementary for their commitment to excellence and for setting such a high standard for early learning in Lunenburg County!
#VQB5 #LunenburgProud #EarlyLearningExcellence #VirginiaEducation #VictoriaElementary
