Lee County Schools would like to extend our sincere appreciation to David Price and Jackson Energy, Kevin McIntosh and the Lee County Road Department, and the Lee County State Highway Department for their outstanding service this morning. Thank you for your dedication and hard work in ensuring our students were able to travel to school safely today and enjoy celebrating the holiday season with their classmates on this final day before break.
There WILL BE school in Lee County on Tuesday, December 16th. Buses will run all roads EXCEPT Coomer Fork, Walk Log, Derrick Ridge and Abner Flat.
There will be no school in Lee Co on Monday, December 15th due to icy roads and falling temperatures overnight. This will be a traditional snow day.
There will be NO school in Lee County on Friday, December 12th due to a high probability of substantial snow overnight. This will be a traditional snow day. Stay safe!
There will be NO school (NTI #2) in Lee County on Thursday, December 11th due to snow covered roads and lowering temperatures. This will be NTI day #2.
NTI Day in Lee County on Monday, December 8th (No School). There is the potential for snow and lowering temperatures throughout the day. We apologize for the late notice but weather arriving after 6 am is unpredictable at best.
No School in Lee County on Friday, December 5th due to inclement weather (snowy bridges, back roads and icy spots). This will be a traditional snow day.
Happy Thanksgiving from Lee County Schools!! We hope everyone enjoys a good meal or 3 and some quality family time over the holidays. Our students and staff will return to school on Monday, December 1st for 3 weeks of action packed learning and fun. Our last day before Christmas Break is on Friday, December 19th.
Lee County Schools will dismiss today at 12:15 pm due to the potential for inclement weather this evening. There will be NO School in Lee County on Tuesday in recognition of Veteran's Day.
Lee County Schools will be closed from Thursday, October 23rd through Monday, October 27th for our Woolly Worm Festival Fall Break. We hope everyone enjoys some time off with a little fun in Beattyville. See you all next Tuesday!
Lee County Custodian
Lee County Schools would like to welcome Phillip Noble to our Lee Co Schools Police Department. Officer Noble will be our 3rd SRO and will be able to fill in when other officers are out or sick plus add additional support during special events and extra-curricular activities.
Judge Executive Steve Mays came up to swear in Officer Noble as he continues to support our SRO program and school system. We are able to have 3 SRO's because of the financial support from Judge Mays and our county officials. We thank them as they continue our partnership to help protect our students and staff.
Emergency Manager Blake Slone, Jailer Justin Shuler, LCSPD SRO John Marshall and LCSPD Chief Greg Brandenburg also joined us today in welcoming SRO Phillip Noble.
Judge Executive Steve Mays came up to swear in Officer Noble as he continues to support our SRO program and school system. We are able to have 3 SRO's because of the financial support from Judge Mays and our county officials. We thank them as they continue our partnership to help protect our students and staff.
Emergency Manager Blake Slone, Jailer Justin Shuler, LCSPD SRO John Marshall and LCSPD Chief Greg Brandenburg also joined us today in welcoming SRO Phillip Noble.
Lee County Schools bus and parent transport will be affected in the mornings and evenings while there is blacktop work between town and our elementary. Many of our buses will be running later than usual. Thank you for your patience and understanding as we work through this.
Lee County Schools parents and students, the Juniper Health Mobile Dental bus will be visiting our schools in the next few weeks and throughout the school year. If you would like for your child to participate in their dental services, please call the Juniper Dental Office at 464-9262 to schedule your child to participate or with any questions.
Lee County Schools welcomed staff back for Opening Day on Monday, August 4. We have an outstanding staff ready to Lead, Equip, and Empower our students during the 2025-2026 year! Best wishes to all for a terrific year and congratulations on a great end to the first week of instruction!
Lee County students will start school on Tuesday, August 5th. There will be no students on Friday, August 8th so our schools and teachers can make various adjustments. Attached is our 2025-26 school calendar so you can make plans. Green is a planned school day. Pink and red days are planned no school days.
Parents & Guardians, today will be the final dispersal for our Summer Feeding Program. The pick-up will be at the Elementary 4-6 pm for any child in the county 0-18 years of age. We look forward to seeing everyone there.
If you were not able update your child's information during our registration event, you can complete during our upcoming open house events. LCMHS open house is on Thursday, July 31st from 4 to 6. LCE open house is on Friday, August 1st from 4 to 6. Our first day is on Tuesday, August 5th.
Lee County Schools Food Service would like to remind all parents and guardians of our Summer Feeding Dispersal today at Lee County Elementary School between 4-6 pm. We look forward to seeing everyone there.
This is a reminder that our 2025-26 Lee County Schools student registration event will be on Tuesday, July 22nd and Wednesday, July 23rd from 9 am until 6 pm each day in the gym/auditorium lobby of the Heber Dunaway Gymnasium. You can complete student paperwork at https://www.lee.kyschools.us/page/student-registration-25-26 (type and print or print and write) or complete all paperwork at our registration event. We will have various school personnel and departments for any questions or concerns.
