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2011-2012 Teachers of the Year

System Wide Elementary Winner
Beauregard Elementary
Leann Patterson

Sanford Middle – Matthew Trawick
Beauregard High – Kimberlie Walker
Beulah Elementary - Jean King
Beulah High - Sue Larkin
Loachapoka Elementary – Dana Dempsey
Loachapoka High – Damian Sinclair
East Smiths Station Elementary – Jon McGowan
South Smiths Station Elementary – Julie Ann Eldred
Wacoochee Elementary - Niki Edwards
West Smiths Station Elementary - Kim Blankenship
Smiths Station Junior High – Marquita Woodyard
Smiths Station Freshman Center – Lauren Kiser

System Wide Secondary Winner
Smiths Station High J. Hunter Ames


REQUIREMENT for ALL 6th Graders Fall of 2012

Tdap vaccine (Tetanus, Diphtheria, and Pertussis) is required at age 11-12 for those entering 6th grade. Please turn in the new Blue Immunization Form to your schools office.

 

Other vaccines that may be offered but are not required for school admission at 11 yrs old are:

HPV (Human papillomavirus vaccine)

HPV is recommended for the prevention of cervical cancer in females and prevents males from transferring the HPV virus to females. The HPV vaccine is given in a 3 dose series.

MCV4 (Meningococcal vaccine)

MCV is given for the prevention of meningitis and will require a booster at 16-18 years of age. MCV is often required for college freshmen.

Please talk with your physician about these important vaccines.


New Lee County School Board District Lines
Based on the new 2010 Census data, the Lee County School Board representative district lines have been redrawn.  Each of the 7 districts have been redrawn to represent 14.3% of the total County population or approximately 8,600 people. 


AASB Informational Video Posted

AASB - "Did You Know: The New Economic Reality for Alabama Schools"


New Smiths Station High School:
The Academic Buildings are open and Staff and Students are now located in the new school.  Watch the Video walkthrough of the School at the bottom of this page.
  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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  A Tradition of Excellence-A Vision for Tomorrow

Mission Statement

  The Lee County School System will take a prominent role advocating a progressive education for each student in our schools. The mission of Lee County Schools is to educate every student through a comprehensive and academically challenging curriculum taught in a safe and nurturing environment.  We challenge students to pursue dreams, succeed with integrity, and contribute meaningfully to a diverse society.

Click here to read our full Mission and Vision Statements...