Students,
The past few days have undeniably been stressful as many have experienced and are still without access to power, internet, and running water. We understand it is hard to ask for help, but we have several resources within our school community to help during this difficult time.
Please complete the following form to help us best address student needs at Lowndes High School as a result of Hurricane Helene.
Please do not hesitate to contact your assigned LHS counselor for any assistance or resources needed! We will all get through this together! #OneLowndes #BetterTogether
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Lowndes County Schools volunteers of all ages served 4,500 hamburgers and hotdogs along with chips and water Tuesday at Lowndes High School!
Thanks to Second Harvest of South Georgia, Inc. for connecting us with TapSwipe of Eatonton, GA who donated the supplies and ran the grill team. We are forever grateful for our new friends from TapSwipe and how our community, as well as those from afar, come together to serve one another.
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The Life Skills classes gifted the Media Center with a collage art piece inspired by their current read, To Kill a Mockingbird. The pages were taken from used and battered copies of the book.
Lacey is delivering the Flower of the Month arrangement. The LHS Advanced Floral Design students have started “Valhalla Blooms,” and each themed arrangement is designed and arranged by LHS Floral Design students. This program gives the students career related experience.
Our year-long Algebra students and teachers combined classes today to revisit their Unit 1 material! 🎉 Students either jumped into remediation for topics they still needed to master or took on an exciting accelerated challenge—and WOW, did they rise to the occasion! 💪 We are beyond proud of the hard work and enthusiasm we saw today. Excellence all around!
A HUGE shoutout to our incredible community partners, Chick-fil-A on St. Augustine Road and Texas Roadhouse, for generously donating gift certificates as prizes. The students were pumped to receive them! 🙌👏 #StrivingForExcellence #StudentRockstars #CommunitySupport @onelowndes
Our Allied and Sports Medicine classes enjoyed touring SGMC Health and VSU Health Sciences College today! @OneLowndes #BetterTogether
Mrs. Ward's and Mr. Stubbs' classes joined together to collaborate and solve problems related to the segment addition postulate and angle addition!
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Celebrate reading by dressing up as your favorite book character on September 30th! Please remember that all costumes must be in dress code.
LHS Student Council is selling a new Paint Lowndes Pink fundraiser shirt. This will be the must have shirt for October.
It is Spangled (sequined) and super cute.
Use the QR code to order off RevTrak Paint Lowndes Pink Fundraiser .
This order closes September 30th.
Adult sizes S - 3XL
Kids sizes 2T - 5T and YXS - YXL
All shirts are $28.
If you have any questions contact Morgan Brooks.
Thank you for all your support,
Stuco Sponsors Andi Pearson, Chancey Moore, & Morgan Brooks
The upper level Spanish classes took a cultural field trip to see the Hispanic Flamenco Ballet today! @OneLowndes #BetterTogether
Join the Hispanic heritage celebration (September 15th- October 15th) at LHS! Throughout the month, Spanish Honor Society will be selling Hispanic treats on Fridays in the cafeteria and will run a prize wheel on Wednesdays in the Foreign Language Hallway. @OneLowndes
Today, students in Ms. Gray's printmaking course took a tour of Arrow Screen Printing, a local screen printing business here in Valdosta. They explored screen printing as a career in the art field and were able to witness all of the different aspects of running a screen printing business.
First, students got to see how a t-shirt order is started between a customer and Arrow. Then, students got to meet the amazing artists behind the t-shirt designs and how they are able to take customers' ideas and make them a reality. After that, students saw the printing process in action, all the way from exposing screens with light sensitive emulsion to watching printers load automated printing machines and also manually printing shirts, which is done by hand! We even got to see finished shirts stacked and prepared for customers!
These aspiring artists had so much fun learning about this important field of art. Thank you Arrow Screen Printing for sharing such an awesome experience with our Lowndes High kids! #OneLowndes #BetterTogether
Mrs. Yancey’s Drawing 1 class has been tackling Charcoal using a self-created still life as their subject! This is an incredibly difficult (and messy!) medium but the students have done so well! First they set up their still-life using objects in the classroom, then they took their own pictures, created thumbnail sketches and enlarged their sketch to twice its original size. Their final work was 16x20 and the students are rocking it! Mrs. Yancey is so proud of the these artists!
FCCLA Officers attended the State Lead officer training in Fort Valley at Camp John Hope. Rachael Adair is serving as a region officer for this school year. One of her duties requires her to create and facilitate workshops for fellow students. We are so proud of Rachael for doing such a great job at presenting her workshop with her fellow region 8 officers.
Also pictured are Makenzi Yates, Nia Brown, and Rachel Huynh with current FCCLA State President Jhirris Smith from Apalachee High School. #OneLowndes #BetterTogether
Mrs. Nelson's Textile Science students used the burn test method to analyze burn properties of different fibers. @OneLowndes #BetterTogether
The Crimson Cafe started a new service for our friends at the County Office. We take orders and will deliver those once a week Yesterday was our first delivery day, and it was a huge success! @OneLowndes #BetterTogether
Congratulations to Lena Sumner and LoKesh Tammisetty! These LHS students have been named Semifinalists in the 2025 National Merit Scholarship Competition. Today officials of National Merit Scholarship Corporation (NMSC®) announced the names of more than 16,000 Semifinalists in the 70th annual National Merit Scholarship Program. These academically talented high school seniors have an opportunity to continue in the competition for some 6,870 National Merit Scholarships worth nearly $26 million that will be offered next spring. To be considered for a Merit Scholarship® award, Semifinalists must fulfill several requirements to advance to the Finalist level of the competition. #OneLowndes #BetterTogether
Today Ms. Mitchell's American Literature classes at LHS commemorated the anniversary of 9/11/01 by reading about the famed "Falling Man" photograph. They took a stance on the issue, and reflected through writing about the strength of pathos, or arguing from emotion. @OneLowndes
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