Meet the Teacher and Supply Drop Off is next Thursday! We can't wait to see all of our LCPS families!
On-site registration for new and returning students will take place on Wednesday, July 16, from 9:00 am until 3:00 pm. If you are registering a new student, please bring all necessary documentation (long-form birth certificate, immunization records, two proofs of residency, and parent/guardian photo identification), and if you are registering a new K5 student, bring them with you so they can complete the K5 prescreening process. School staff will be available to assist parents of returning students who need help registering online.
☀️ School’s Out for Summer! 🎉
Wishing all our students, families, and staff a fun, safe, and relaxing summer break—you’ve earned it!
📅 But don’t forget these important upcoming dates as we gear up for another amazing year:
📝 On-site Registration: July 16
👋 Meet the Teacher Night: July 24
📚 First Day of School: July 29
Enjoy your summer—we can’t wait to see you back in July, refreshed and ready to learn!
Congratulations to Mrs. Emily Smith, our Teacher of the Year, and Mr. John Glover, our Employee of the Year!
We're looking forward to celebrating the hard work of our students next week!
Upcoming events at Abbeville County Library System!
See you on April 28th!
Tomorrow is the LAST DAY to order Field Day t-shirts!
Youth sizes are $12 and adult sizes are $15.
Make plans to join us on Tuesday for Related Arts Night! The Book Fair, Art Show, and PE Fun Zone will be open from 4 to 6, and our first graders will end our evening together with a performance at 6:00. We hope to see you there!
Career Day is quickly approaching! If you would like to be a guest speaker, please get in touch with Mrs. Saylors this week!
Reminder: All forms and money for the Miss LCP Pageant are due by this Friday, March 7!
Make plans to join us for STEM Night on Tuesday!
Don't forget - pajama day is Monday!
Reminder: There is no school next week.
Enjoy the time with your family, read a few bedtime stories together, and we'll see you back on March 3!
Be sure to get your order for yearbooks in soon! The price will increase at the end of February.
Happy National School Counseling Week 2025! This year’s theme, "School Counseling: Helping Students Thrive," perfectly captures the incredible work our school counselor, Mrs. Brooke Saylors, does every day. She provides support, encouragement, and the tools students need to succeed—not just in school, but in life.
Thank you Mrs. Saylors for your passion, patience, and commitment to student success. We are grateful for all that you do!
K4/K5 Registration Packets for the 2025-2026 school year are available now!
ACCESS Testing dates for LCPS ELL students:
Dear Parents and Guardians,
I hope this message finds you well. I am writing to inform you about the new statewide Cell Phone Policy for Schools in South Carolina, which has been implemented to create a more focused and effective learning environment for all students.
Beginning January 1, 2025, the South Carolina Department of Education requires that personal electronic devices, including cell phones, be regulated during school hours to minimize distractions and enhance student engagement. Our district has aligned its procedures with this policy to support academic success and ensure a safe learning environment.
For the purpose of the policy, the school day is defined as the beginning of the instructional day to the dismissal of the instructional day (from bell to bell).
Key Points of the New Cell Phone Policy:
1. Classroom Use:
o Students are not permitted to use cell phones during instructional time unless explicitly authorized by the teacher for educational purposes.
o Cell phones must be turned off or placed on silent and stored securely away such as in backpacks, lockers, or designated areas during class.
2. Medical Necessity:
o Explicitly required by a student’s IEP, Medical Plan, or 504 Plan.
3. Volunteer Services
o Students who are members of a volunteer firefighting or emergency organization may be authorized to carry a telecommunication device with written permission from the District / School designee.
We understand the important role that cell phones play in staying connected with your child. However, this policy aims to promote responsible use of technology while prioritizing academic and social growth.
Your partnership in reinforcing these guidelines is crucial to the success of this initiative. Please review the policy with your child and discuss the importance of maintaining a distraction-free learning environment. If you have any questions or concerns about the new policy, feel free to reach out to your child’s school. Thank you for your support as we work together to ensure a productive and focused school experience for all students.
Sincerely,
Dr. Lori Brownlee-Brewton,
Superintendent
Join us for Literacy Night tomorrow from 5:00 - 6:30!
