ATTENTION LUNENBURG FAMILIES!
THERE IS STILL TIME TO apply for the LCPS Pre-K Program AND to enroll in Kindergarten!
🌟If your child will be 4 years old on or before September 30, 2023, they are the right age for Pre-K.
🌟If your child will be 5 years old on or before September 30, 2023, they are the right age for Kindergarten!
Go to our website for information on how to apply and enroll TODAY!
https://www.lunenburgcountyschools.org/page/registration
It starts TODAY!
It starts TOMORROW!
It starts on MONDAY!
Summer School starts Monday, June 5!
As we bring Mental Health Awareness Month to a close, we would like to recognize Donna Daniel, our Behavioral Health Specialist. We thank her for all that she does to assist our students at Lunenburg Middle School and Central High School!
A HUGE shout out to our cafeteria staff at all of our schools for providing breakfast and lunch for our students all year long! And now some of them are also gearing up for summer meals! Thank you, Sarah Graves, Barbara Smith, Annie Bell, Joan Smith, Laverne Richardson, Jasmine Wilson, Kristie Thompson, Delois Townsend, Melvina Hayes, Christine Edmonds, Nina Crowder, and Barbara Strum. Not pictured--Raymond Seward, Carolyn Wilson, Diane Williams, and Dot Walker. We appreciate all that you do!
CHS Seniors--JUST A REMINDER--Images from TODAY'S Graduation Ceremony will be offered by Strawbridge Studios. Pictures are usually posted online approximately one week after the ceremony. If you are interested in ordering at that time, you will need the information here to do so.
CHS Seniors--JUST A REMINDER--Images from Graduation, TOMORROW, May 27 will be offered by Strawbridge Studios. Pictures are usually posted online approximately one week after the ceremony. If you are interested in ordering at that time, you will need the information here to do so.
Congratulations to the Central High School CTE students and teachers for their success this year with industry certifications. Over 330 certification tests were passed this school year. This is a 77% increase in certifications passed from last school year.
The certifications include ASVAB (Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery), AAFCS Culinary, BASF Plant Science, Microsoft 2019 Word, Excel and Powerpoint Associate, National Career Readiness Certificate, National Customer Service and Sales, Parapro® and W!se Financial Literacy. These students can list this achievement on college, job, and scholarship applications. It also fulfills a graduation requirement in the state of Virginia.
Check this out! It will be time for LMS Soccer Tryouts before you know it!
The Lunenburg County Historical Society is pleased to announce the winners in its annual essay contest for eighth grade students who are residents of Lunenburg. The contest was coordinated by Mrs. Candace Barnette, who teaches eighth grade English at Lunenburg Middle School.
Students were challenged to find out more about the history of their home county by reading portions of The Lunenburg Legacy by Gay W. Neale. Judges, selected by the historical society, carefully evaluated the papers submitted to them and decided on the winners.
The winners of the 2023 contest are as follows:
🏆1st place: Brodie Bruneau
🏆2nd place: Ricky Ramirez Morales
🏆3rd place: Evelyn Kirkland
Winners received award certificates, as well as monetary prizes. Congratulations!
Congratulations to the fourteen Teachers for Tomorrow students who passed the Parapro® Exam this school year. This nationally recognized test is used to measure reading, math, and writing skills. Students who passed this test may apply for instructional assistant and substitute teacher jobs after high school graduation. As a result of the Parapro® testing this year, a graduating senior is applying for an instructional assistant position with the county.
Good afternoon LCPS Families! Just a reminder that tomorrow, Wednesday, May 24, is the last day of school for the 2022-2023 School Year. This is an early dismissal 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. Have a safe and enjoyable Summer Break!
💜💛The Charger Track teams had 31 athletes qualify for the Region 1 - B Track Meet this Wednesday. This year's meet will be held at Sussex Central High School. Field Events will commence at 1:45 pm and Running Events will begin at 3:00 pm. Region B admission is $8.00. Parents and fans should bring lawn or bag chairs. GO CHARGERS!💜💛#LetsGoChargers
⚾️💜💛The Charger Baseball Team attained the #3 Seed in the Region 1 - B and will host #6 Seed Rappahannock County on Thursday, May 25th at 6:00 pm in a Regional Quarterfinal game. Please be aware that Region 1 - B admission price is $8.00 and season passes are not accepted. Come out and support the Chargers! ⚾️💜💛 #LetsGoChargers
⚽️🥎💜💛Congratulations to our Charger Softball and Soccer teams for attaining our region's top seeds after excellent regular seasons. Both teams will have a first round bye this week before returning to action on Tuesday, May 30th. Soccer will host the winner of #4 Franklin and #5 Surry. Softball will host the winner of #4 Surry vs. #5 Cumberland. Both games will have a 6:00 pm start time. ⚽️🥎💜💛#LetsGoChargers
Your child's report cards and SOL scores will be COMING SOON! Please review the letter linked below from the Virginia Department of Education (VDOE) to see how you will be able to use the new Student Assessment Summary report, along with your child's report card and SOL scores, to determine areas in which your child may need academic assistance. Should you determine that assistance is needed, the letter also discusses grant funding that is available to parents for tutoring and other educational services. It also discusses how to go about accessing those funds. We hope that you will find this information helpful for your child's academic success. Thank you!
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1VpD_QjHLyvjwuFCiJZz5noDfyRFP2dVY/view?usp=share_link
At the END of the school year, we are STARTING something NEW! We have some AMAZING teachers and staff members, so we are honoring an Employee of the Month for each of our schools. This program will be in full force in the fall!
INTRODUCING OUR MAY EMPLOYEES OF THE MONTH:
🏆Megan Harding - Kenbridge Elementary School:
Mrs. Harding has been consistent throughout this school year engaging students and prioritizing relationships within her classroom and throughout the school. Mrs. Harding is self-motivated, willing to learn continuously, and an exemplary educator. Minute by minute, each hour of every day, Mrs. Harding puts her heart and soul into being the best for her students and helping them become the best versions of who they can be.
🏆Emily Preuss-Anderson - Victoria Elementary School :
Ms. PA., first year librarian at VES, has proven to be resourceful, creative, organized, and a hardworking professional. The library has become a fun and exciting place to learn and enjoy reading. The atmosphere is welcoming, and she has built positive relationships with students and her peers. She also serves at the ITRT and helps with technology needs for the school. She is a positive asset to VES.
🏆Laurie Malone - Lunenburg Middle School:
Mrs. Malone was hired as the reading interventionist, however, she is willing to assist in any capacity to promote student growth at Lunenburg Middle School. She has disaggregated data for the math department even though she is the reading interventionist. She has conducted professional development for the staff and remediated students for the Civics Standards of Learning. Mrs. Malone is the epitome of excellence, and she is greatly valued at Lunenburg Middle School.
🏆Jean Jeter - Central High School:
Mrs. Jean Kunath is the Art teacher at Central High School (CHS). In addition to teaching four blocks of art classes daily, she also coaches and leads various student organizations. One of the student organizations that she has sponsored is Central High School Cares or CHS Cares, established in 2007. This club allows students to join together as a school to aid in helping with local, state, national, and global disasters. The Kindness Matters Organization was formed in the fall of 2014 as a part of CHS Cares. Students meet after school and on weekends performing acts of kindness in our community. We are so thankful to Mrs. Kunath and the huge heart she has not only for our Central High School students but our entire community. She is a model and example of what it means to have the “heart of a Charger.”
CHS Seniors--Images from Graduation on May 27 will be offered by Strawbridge Studios. Pictures are usually posted online approximately one week after the ceremony. If you are interested in ordering at that time, you will need the information here to do so.
