Rich in history, southern hospitality and natural beauty, Livingston County offers both residents and visitors endless opportunities. The county's 219,085 acres, or about 342 square miles, contain more navigable inland waterways than any county in the United States. Kentucky Lake, Lake Barkley, and the Cumberland, Ohio and Tennessee Rivers form its boundaries. The community of slightly over 9,000 persons is proud of its preservation of historic buildings and sites, including Fort Smith, a Civil War battlefield located on the campus of Livingston Central High School.

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School will be in Session January 25 and February 15 to make up snow days.

LCHS Music Department Baby Grand Piano
The LCHS Music Department recently received a Baby
Grand Piano donated by the Board of Education and local businesses.

It looks great, sounds wonderful and
everyone is excited to have it. Thanks to everyone who
made this possible.

 
Homecoming Queen Candidates
The LCHS basketball team elected ten Homecoming Queen candidates.

Please join us for Homecoming on February 5th, 2010 at 6 p.m.

The boys will play Dawson Springs and the Queen will be
crowned between the JV and Varsity game.
LCMS students collected 86 pounds on aluminum can tabs to the Ronald McDonald House.the Ronald McDonald House.
LCMS students collected 86 pounds on aluminum can tabs to
be donated to the Ronald McDonald House. Mrs. Wilson’s 1st
period PE class won the tab collection contest.
Students making connections about the reasons for the American Revolution using the game "Tug 'O War"
SLES students in Mr. Moneymaker’s class, are representing the Patriots (colonists wanting independence), the British army, and neutralists (colonists not for either side) in a History Alive Activity with a tug-of-war game. Students are making connections to tug-of-war with the reasons for the American Revolutionary War.

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School Bus Grant

Health Precautions for the Flu

Pandemic Plan
Pandemic Response

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We are pictured on the Safe Schools Website!

Kentucky Safe Schools Week Online Pledge


Mission and Vision Statement

VISION: Livingston County Schools…the bridge to developing successful, lifelong learners.

MISSION: The supporting piers for the bridge are responsibility, respect, proficiency, productivity and pride.
Kennith Bargo, Superintendent
P.O. Box 219
127 East Adair
Smithland, Kentucky 42081
Phone: (270) 928-2111
Fax: (270) 928-2112
 

 

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