💜💛📣 Central Lunenburg will host the 2022 Class 1 A West Competition Cheer Event on Saturday, October 22nd at 5:00 PM. Competing schools will include Auburn, Buffalo Gap, Riverheads, and our own Lunenburg Squad. Come out and support our girls as they strive to qualify for the State Competition! Tickets are $8. Tickets can be purchased at the gate or online through ticketspicket.com 📣💜💛 #Letsgochargers #chargerpride
Lunenburg County Public Schools needs business partners for our Work-Based Learning Program. See the flyer here for more information and to view our google site for businesses, students, teachers, and parents...
https://drive.google.com/file/d/185c9pR_84_LRj6nJnt_acuRU3i3foAz5/view?usp=sharing
Karen McGrath, CTE Coordinator, gave a presentation on the LCPS Work-Based Learning at the LCPS School Board Meeting on October 3, 2022. Work-based learning is coordinated at the school level and offers workplace experiences through partnerships with local businesses and organizations. McGrath outlined the Work-Based Learning Program at CHS and presented a Google site that she has created to be used as a resource by both students and local businesses who offer opportunities for our students. This Google site will be housed on the division website for easy access.
McGrath featured CHS students in her presentation who are participating in the program in various ways. Mrs. Alicia Hilliard, Culinary Arts Instructor, along with students Aloha Acors, Adelina Dimitri, and Stone Greer, spoke about the school-based enterprise that they have started. The enterprise is a coffee shop for CHS staff. It has been very successful. The students prepared a dish made of brie and pepper jelly in phyllo for school board members. Chefs typically send this dish out as a tasting to VIP tables as a welcome. This hors d'oeuvre is sometimes referred to as “amuse bouche,” which means “happy mouth.” Hailey Routt spoke about her internship with Salon Envie, where she learns about cosmetology, which is what she wishes to pursue upon completing high school . Madyson Willis also discussed the opportunities and experiences she has enjoyed through her internships with the Town of Kenbridge and the Lunenburg Chamber of Commerce.
Work-Based Learning helps to reinforce Virginia's 5C's: critical thinking, collaboration, communication, creative thinking, and citizenship. These real-world, work-related opportunities help our students become more productive members of our society. McGrath strives to give each student a work-based learning opportunity during their time in the school system.
VES & KES Families--Check out your October Early Childhood Parents Make The Difference Newsletter in English and Spanish.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1v_Sb1PeB9NU8s3lDcrPD4g0pKxEPI41L/view?usp=sharing
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1G1m5eD7S-q1m2k1x8nu0A-bF7rdKgRAw/view?usp=sharing
October is Bullying Prevention Month. Together we can stop bullying! Check out the bullying prevention resources on our website--https://www.lunenburgcountyschools.org/page/bullying-prevention-resources
Dustin Simmons is the October Work-Based Student of the Month. Dustin is a senior and has been participating in Marketing Cooperative Education experiences for the last two years. Dustin works for his family’s business, Simmons Logging in South Hill. He repairs heavy equipment and trucks. He also performs routine equipment maintenance.
After graduation, Dustin plans to enter a program with Carter CAT where he will train in their shop and receive classroom instruction on diesel mechanics. Congratulations Dustin!
September is National Suicide Prevention Month. If you are struggling, call the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline at 9-8-8 or 1-800-273-TALK (or 8255). #BeThe1To
https://www.lunenburgcountyschools.org/page/suicide-prevention-resources
Today was opening day for the CHS Coffee Shop! This is a new school-based enterprise to provide coffee and biscotti to faculty and staff in the mornings a couple of days a week. Mrs. Hilliard's Culinary Arts students have developed and are operating this enterprise. #ChargerPride 💜💛
Today, two of Mr. Buchanan's Marketing Classes at CHS were introduced to a Service Learning Project with the Lunenburg Animal Shelter. Animal Control Officer Ray Elliott and CTE Coordinator Karen McGrath, presented students with data surrounding the number of animals taken in by the shelter in the past year. Elliott and McGrath challenged them to come up with ideas on how to decrease these numbers and directly affect the outcome for these animals. In the coming weeks students will visit the shelter and develop and implement a plan to tackle these issues in our county. Officer Elliott kept students on their toes, enforcing main points by asking questions and throwing candy to those who answered correctly. The intention of Service Learning Projects is for students to learn and apply academic, social, and personal skills to improve our community, continue individual growth, and develop a lifelong ethic of service. #ServiceLearning 💜💛
September is Suicide Prevention Awareness Month. If you are struggling, call the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline at 9-8-8 or 1-800-273-TALK (or 8255). #BeThe1To
https://www.lunenburgcountyschools.org/page/suicide-prevention-resources
LCPS Official Statement Regarding Today's School Closure
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1e4bKURJ0iiUEtR2_fJPkcjxvQg1Ct36N9WgCzL5WLMg/edit?usp=sharing
If you are struggling, call the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline at 9-8-8 or 1-800-273-TALK (or 8255). #BeThe1To
https://www.lunenburgcountyschools.org/page/suicide-prevention-resources
Due to unforeseen circumstances, Lunenburg County Public Schools will be closed tomorrow, September 12, 2022. All offices will be closed. There will be no after school activities. The school board meeting that was scheduled for tomorrow evening has been postponed. Thank you for your cooperation and understanding.
Movie Under the Stars Event scheduled for October 1 at the CHS Art Complex.
Do you have transportation concerns? If so, please consider filling out this brief regional survey to give a voice to those struggling with transportation. You can access the QR code or the link below. You can also call the number on the flyer or email to request a paper copy. Responses will be collected until October 3rd. The data collected from the survey will be used to obtain more transportation services within the community in the areas of need. This survey was created by the County of Lunenburg in conjunction with other community partners.
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1iQxiNF8eMAy7cdPQTs6Jg6RJ8LvJR-IRN3O68SjZVu0/viewform?ts=62cc3cf6&edit_requested=true&fbzx=-7657668541467237256
If you are struggling, call the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline at 9-8-8 or 1-800-273-TALK (or 8255). #BeThe1To
https://www.lunenburgcountyschools.org/page/suicide-prevention-resources
Lunenburg County Public Schools will be closed for Labor Day on Monday, September 5, 2022. Have a safe and enjoyable holiday!
If you are struggling, call the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline at 9-8-8 or 1-800-273-TALK (or 8255). #BeThe1To
https://www.lunenburgcountyschools.org/page/suicide-prevention-resources
Central High and Lunenburg Middle School Athletic Director Wallace Owen recently expressed gratitude from the athletes of both schools to the staff of the Lunenburg Medical Center. The doctors, PAs, and nurses performed physical examinations for over 100 prospective athletes during the Spring and Summer of 2022.
Owen stated: "It is difficult to find a way to express our appreciation for the support the medical center has provided for our athletes and their families. Therefore, we proudly present the LMC Staff with an official Charger Athletic Letter with medallions representing all of our sports. These good people are definitely 'First Team' as far as we are concerned." The presentation was made at an informal ceremony on Tuesday, August 30th.
Left to right: Phyllis Konrath LPN, Anna Hues PNP, Amber Watson Tanner LPN, Wallace Owen, Elizabeth Buchanan FNP and Dr. Kaitlyn Inge, Chief Medical Officer.
Just a reminder that if your child has special dietary requirements (food allergies, special food preparation, etc.), you must provide a note from your child's doctor to the school nurse. It needs to be on the doctor's letterhead or written from the doctor's prescription pad. A new note has to be provided every school year. Thank you!
