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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Lincoln County High School Addresses Prank Threat Incident
Fayetteville, TN - October 18, 2024 - Lincoln County High School administration was recently made aware of a prank threat that was intended as a joke between friends. As soon as school officials were notified, law enforcement immediately began an investigation into the matter.
"The safety and well-being of our students is our top priority," said Amy Clemons, principal of Lincoln County High School. "We take all threats seriously and have followed our established protocols in coordination with local law enforcement."
At no time was there any danger to students at Lincoln County High School. The school and law enforcement have addressed the discipline aspect of this incident through appropriate channels.
"We understand the concern this type of situation can cause, but we want to reassure our community that there was no credible threat to our students," said Dr. Bill Heath, superintendent of Lincoln County Schools - TN. "We commend our staff and law enforcement for their swift and professional response."
The school district will continue to work closely with law enforcement to ensure the safety and security of all students and staff.
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🎉 Exciting News! 🎉 Join us at Culvers in Hazel Green on October 23rd from 5:00-8:00 PM to support our Lincoln County High School Academic Team! Every scoop helps our scholars! 🍦📚
Any senior interested in joining the Prom Committee should make plans to attend the Prom Committee Meeting in the library on Oct. 23rd during Homeroom.
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Picture retakes will be made on Oct. 21.
Seniors check your email for information about senior picture retake appointments!
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🎉 Attention parents! The first 9-week report cards will be sent home with students on October 12! 📅 We can't wait to see how our students progress as we head into the second quarter of the school year.
Attention all Senior students: The ACT retake is scheduled for October 15. This is a valuable opportunity to enhance your scores and strengthen your college applications. Please check your email and complete the Calculator Request form if you need to use a school calculator.
Please see the attached Lions Club Playdate Schedule
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Enjoy your Fall Break!
Oct. 7-11
LCHS' Personal Finance/Career Exploration classes participated in the💲On My Own-Real Live Simulation💲
On My Own is a fun & engaging financial education where students imagine that they are adults with the responsibility of being the major income provider. Using a hypothetical occupation and income, participants work through a month of household purchases including housing, utilities, transportation, insurance, food, childcare, clothing, entertainment, and unexpected expenses. They may also receive a chance card that represents unexpected expenses and incomes encountered in real life. Participants complete their experiences by evaluating their choices and considering alternatives.
Thank you to the Bank of Lincoln County for sponsoring the event.
And Thank you to ALL of our Volunteers from across the community:
Bank of Lincoln County
Fayetteville Public Utilities
Franke
Motlow State Community College
Mr. Rick Shotts
Mr. Rodney Grubbs
Redstone Federal Credit Union
TN Army National Guard
We are so thankful for our Custodians at Lincoln County High School!
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Voting closes at 11:59 p.m. Sunday, Sep. 22nd.
Brett Dobbs, Lincoln County
Mark your calendars: There will be NO SCHOOL on September 20th due to staff development day.
