LAUDERDALE COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT

Carson Kimble, Halls High School Senior, has been named a semifinalist for the 2022 United States Presidential Scholars Program. Carson is one of fifteen semifinalists in the Stat...

Ms. Erin Blakely, Halls High School junior, placed 5 th statewide in the SkillsUSA wall framing competition during the State Leadership and Skills Conference in Chattanooga, TN...

Lauderdale County AWARE (Advancing Wellness and Resiliency in Education) sponsored the second annual KINDNESS Week. During the week of April 4-8, schools were given the opportunit...

Landon McBroom, 8th grader at Halls Junior High, attended the Alzheimer’s Association Tennessee Chapter’s annual Day on The Hill. This year Alzheimer’s Advocates from across the ...

Mrs. Teresa White has been selected to serve as the Director of Elementary and Middle Learning for Lauderdale County Schools. Mrs. White has a Masters Degree in Educational Leader...

Mrs. Melinda Hutcherson has been selected to serve as the Director of Special Education for Lauderdale County Schools. Mrs. Hutcherson is a graduate of Halls High School and is a ...

Certified and classified employees of the year were recognized during the April school board meeting. These individuals were honored for their dedication and devotion to enriching...

April 4-8, 2022, is recognized as National Assistant Principal Appreciation Week! LCS would like to thank our assistant principals for all of their hard work and dedication to the...

HES and RPS Pre-K students and teachers participated in the Carl Perkins Center’s kickoff parade for Child Abuse Prevention Month. The theme was “Everyone has a seat at the table:...

On Friday, March 25, the Tennessee Department of Education named Lauderdale County Schools as a Reading 360 District. This distinction recognizes that LCS is committed to teacher ...

Each year, employees of each school nominate and vote for the classified employee of the year in their respective school building. We would like to congratulate this year's winner...

Each year, teachers in Lauderdale County nominate and vote for the teacher of the year in their respective school building. Teachers who are selected by their peers qualify for th...

Earlier this week, #Pathways2Possibilities hosted the 2022 West Tennessee 8th Grade Career Expo in Ripley. This two-day interactive career expo brought in 3,036 eighth graders fro...

At the start of the 2021-22 school year, the Tennessee Department of Education introduced the Best for All recognition program. This program identified and recognized school distr...

National School Counseling Week 2022, “School Counseling: Better Together,” sponsored by the American School Counselor Association (ASCA), is being celebrated February 7–11, 2022....

In order for students to have successful school experiences, we must ensure that our school climates and cultures foster safe learning communities. Lauderdale County students are ...

January 23-29, 2022 is School Board Appreciation Week in Tennessee. This week helps build awareness and understanding of the vital functions our locally elected boards of educatio...

Effective learning occurs when schools foster safe and welcoming environments for students and adults. School leaders, community leaders, and families recognize that school cultur...

School safety is not limited to recognizing and addressing negative behaviors and attitudes. It also involves changing the culture in our schools and communities. To do this, Laud...

As previously mentioned in our School Safety Information & Reminders article, Lauderdale County Schools will be communicating ways that all stakeholders can help. Impr...