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Harvesting Crops at Thomas Jefferson Elementary School!
Check out our Proud Patriots harvesting sweet potatoes!
The Butterfly Project
Bobcats use unique approach to honor Holocaust victims.
Halloween at M-NES!
Each year, the M-NES Cafeteria team presents a play to students! Check out this year's production!
Meals of Hope
LCPS students packaged more than 10,000 meals as part of community service project
Kindness in Action
M-NES students recently learned kindness through a unique and inspirational project!
LCPS Toy Drive
LCHS students have collected more than 1,000 items!
Santa Council 2023
LCHS students help create care packages each year!
Bobcat Pride
LCMS students visit local recreation center to spread holiday cheer!
Canine Companions!
LCHS students were able to meet two local service dogs
Courtesy Lunch for Veterans
#TeamLCPS hosts a free lunch for veterans and military service members
The Blazing Star
LCHS ecology students have identified a rare plant growing on campus
A Car and a Dream
LCHS students refurbish car for mother in need
Kindness Day!
Check out photos from our first #Kindness Day of the 2023-2024 school year!
Operation Kindness
See how LCPS students are saying thank you to military members & veterans
Protected By Passwords
LCHS Cybersecurity students help Little Lions learn about the importance of passwords
more than a game
more than a game
There's a superstar squad of basketball players making a name for themselves in Louisa County.
Louisa County High's "Lions Together" team, comprised of the school's adapted curriculum students, took on the William Monroe High Dragons Tuesday morning.
The pep band and packed crowd created a prime playing environment for Jaezon Carter, a senior on the team.
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#TEamLCPS hosts rally4kindness
#TEamLCPS hosts rally4kindness
Instead of a day indoors, Louisa County Public Schools brought all of its students to their high school football stadium for a kindness rally.
"It's all about taking care of one another. One team, one family, one community. That's what we are here in Louisa and it's important to really relay that message and make sure that continues on and on," said LCPS Division Superintendent Doug Straley. "We need to make sure each generation understands the importance of taking care of one another. If you want a great team, you need to make sure you're taking care of each other and lifting each other up and that's what it's all about."
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CAREER DAY AT JOUETT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
CAREER DAY AT JOUETT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
Jouett Elementary Students in Louisa County got to explore potential future jobs for Career Day.
Students gathered outside to speak with firefighters, locksmiths, and even chefs to hear about what each career is like.
LCPS reached out to community members to try and represent a wide variety of available job paths.
In the days leading up to the event, school counselors spoke to students about why school is important and to get them thinking about what they want to be when they grow up.
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giving words & cars
giving words & cars
Every semester, #TeamLCPS partners with the local organization Giving Words to repair cars for families in need of reliable transportation.
Auto Tech students at Louisa County High School are in charge of making repairs. Once repairs are made, the vehicles are presented to the families at no charge.
LCPS and Giving Words have refurbished four vehicles already this school year.
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Louisa County Public Schools hosted motivational speaker and basketball extraordinaire Corey Jones on October 15th and 16th. During his two-day visit, Jones spoke to all elementary students at the school division’s four elementary schools. Jones, who played high school basketball with LeBron James, tours the country delivering a message of empowerment and camaraderie!
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