🐾 JOIN OUR PANTHER FAMILY! 🐾

Are you ready to make a difference in the lives of our students? Lanett City Schools is looking for passionate, qualified candidates to join our team!

We are currently hiring for the following positions:
Elementary Teacher
Media Specialist
Secondary English Language Arts
Instructional Assistant (ESL)

If you or someone you know would be a great fit for our Panther team, tag them below or apply today!

🔗 Apply here: https://www.lanettcityschools.org/o/lcs/page/humanresources
1 day ago, Lanett City Schools
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Alabama Act 2026-367: School Terrorist Threats - What Students and Parents Need to Know!

Lanett City Schools is providing important information about Alabama Act 2026-367: School Terrorist Threats. We encourage students, parents, and staff to become familiar with the law and report any concerns immediately.
2 days ago, Lanett City Schools
Alabama Act 2026-367: School Terrorist Threats Safe Schools Are Everyone's Responsibility Lanett City Schools is committed to providing a safe, secure, and welcoming learning environment for every student. Alabama Act 2026-367 strengthens state law regarding terrorist threats made against schools and reinforces that every threat must be taken seriously**.** The Act now defines a credible threat as “a knowing and willful statement or course of conduct which, based on the totality of the circumstances, would cause a reasonable person to fear for his or her safety or the safety of another”.
Alabama Act 2026-367: School Terrorist Threats Safe Schools Are Everyone's Responsibility Lanett City Schools is committed to providing a safe, secure, and welcoming learning environment for every student. Alabama Act 2026-367 strengthens state law regarding terrorist threats made against schools and reinforces that every threat must be taken seriously**.** The Act now defines a credible threat as “a knowing and willful statement or course of conduct which, based on the totality of the circumstances, would cause a reasonable person to fear for his or her safety or the safety of another”.
We are excited to introduce the Lanett City Schools Superintendent’s Advisory Committee for the 2026–2027 school year! 🎓✨

This committee will provide students in grades 6–12 with an opportunity to share their ideas, perspectives, and insights directly with the Superintendent and help make a positive difference in our schools.

We are looking for students who are leaders, communicators, collaborators, and committed to making Lanett City Schools the best it can be. Two students will be selected from each grade level.

📋 Applications are now available!
📅 Deadline: September 1, 2026
7 days ago, Lanett City Schools
Superintendent’s Advisory Committee Student Application – 2026–2027 Purpose: The Superintendent’s Advisory Committee provides students in grades 6–12 with an opportunity to share ideas, perspectives, and recommendations that can help strengthen our schools and improve the student experience. Selection: Two students will be selected from each grade level (Grades 6–12). Application Deadline: Friday, September 1, 2026
Superintendent’s Advisory Committee Student Application – 2026–2027 Purpose: The Superintendent’s Advisory Committee provides students in grades 6–12 with an opportunity to share ideas, perspectives, and recommendations that can help strengthen our schools and improve the student experience. Selection: Two students will be selected from each grade level (Grades 6–12). Application Deadline: Friday, September 1, 2026
🐾 It’s a GREAT day to be a Panther! 🐾

The Lanett City Schools Child Nutrition Department is thrilled to welcome back all of our new and returning students, staff, and faculty! Our team has been hard at work getting ready for the new school year, and we can’t wait to see your smiling faces in the cafeteria. We are fully committed to serving up healthy, delicious meals—every meal, every day!

Here is what’s fresh on the menu this year:

🍎 Fresh Fruit & Veggie Boost: W.O. Lance Elementary is expanding fresh produce options through the Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Program!
👩‍🍳 More Scratch-Made Meals: Lanett was chosen as one of only six school districts in Alabama to partner with the Chef Ann Foundation! Our staff will be working directly with professional chefs to bring more scratch-cooked recipes to our kitchens district-wide, complete with new grant-funded equipment to make it happen.
🥦 Alabama Farm to School: We're partnering with the AL Department of Agriculture & Industries to bring more locally grown farm-fresh produce to students across the entire district.
☕ MOO-Brew Iced Coffee: Senior high students, get ready! Thanks to a Dairy Alliance Grant, we’re launching a new iced coffee program designed to keep you energized with healthy milk options.

To top it all off, our department passed our recent Alabama State Department of Education routine audit with flying colors—including zero findings for our Summer Feeding Program! 🎉

Huge shoutout to our incredible child nutrition professionals for their hard work and dedication. Let's make it a fantastic year!
15 days ago, Lanett City Schools
Lanett City Schools Child Nutrition Department It’s a great day to be a Panther! The Child Nutrition Department wants to extend a warm “Welcome Back to School” to all new and returning students, staff, and faculty! Our department has been busy preparing for the new year and we are excited to see everyone’s smiling faces in our cafeteria. We are committed to providing healthy, delicious meals every meal, every day! A few new things that were added to our program this year:  More Farm to School produce and fruit through the Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Program at W.O. Lance Elementary  More scratch-based cooking through the Chef Ann Foundation and the Alabama State Department of Education – district wide  More fresh produce and fruit through the Alabama Farm to School Program through the State of Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries – district wide  More healthy milk options through the MOO-Brew Diary Alliance Grant for our senior high students - iced coffee The Child Nutrition Program was chosen to participate in the Chef Ann Culinary Program and chosen as one of six school districts in the whole state of Alabama. The Chef Ann Program allows our child nutrition professionals to work with actual chefs who will provide technical assistance in more scratch- based recipe cooking. Grant funding was also provided to assist with small equipment purchases to make scratch-cooking easier. The Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Program and the Alabama Farm to School Program provides funding for the purchase of more fresh produce and fruit to reduce food costs for the department. The Moo-Brew Program is a Diary Alliance grant that will provide equipment and training for the Child Nutrition Department professionals at the high school in creating iced coffee to increase milk consumption for our older students. Lastly, a routine audit was conducted by the Alabama State Department of Education in March and June and the Child Nutrition Department had two minor findings for all programs and no findings for the Summer Feeding Program. Whoo Hoo! The child nutrition professionals are doing an outstanding job here in Lanett! It’s a Great Day to be a Panther!
🎨 Many Colors, One Masterpiece! 🎨

The wait is officially over—school starts tomorrow! 🌟

Every student brings their own unique color, talent, and energy to our halls. Together, we are painting a brand-new school year filled with learning, growth, and unforgettable memories. Lanett City Schools just isn't complete without YOU!

We can't wait to see your smiling faces in the morning. Get a good night’s sleep, get those backpacks ready, and let's make this year a true work of art! 🎒✨
15 days ago, Lanett City Schools
Lanett City Schools is committed to preparing students for success beyond graduation by equipping educators with meaningful, real-world learning experiences. In partnership with the Chambers County Development Authority, teachers and instructional staff serving grades 6–12 recently participated in the "Teachers on Tour" professional development program.

The experience began with an informative workforce panel featuring Mrs. Kim Shane of Smurfit Westrock, Mr. Tramontae Jackson of Hi-Lex, Mrs. Maria Coley of Knauf, and Ms. Ansley Emfinger from the Chambers County Development Authority. The panelists shared valuable insights about career opportunities available within our local industries, the skills employers are seeking, and the importance of developing a highly skilled workforce for the future.

Following the panel discussion, participants toured local manufacturing facilities where they observed advanced manufacturing processes, innovative technologies, and workplace operations firsthand. These experiences provided educators with a greater understanding of the knowledge and skills students need to be successful in today's workforce.

By connecting classroom instruction with local business and industry, Lanett City Schools continues to strengthen career awareness and workforce readiness for all students. The insights gained through this experience will help teachers integrate real-world applications into daily instruction, ensuring students are prepared to pursue college, careers, military service, and other postsecondary opportunities.

Lanett City Schools extends its sincere appreciation to the Chambers County Development Authority, Smurfit Westrock, Daedong Hi-Lex, Knauf, Ajin USA, Challenge, and all of our industry partners for investing in our educators and helping us prepare the next generation of leaders.

Together, we are building brighter futures - one classroom, one partnership, and one student at a time.
16 days ago, Lanett City Schools
Lanett City Schools is committed to preparing students for success beyond graduation by equipping educators with meaningful, real-world learning experiences. In partnership with the Chambers County Development Authority, teachers and instructional staff serving grades 6–12 recently participated in the "Teachers on Tour" professional development program. The experience began with an informative workforce panel featuring Mrs. Kim Shane of Smurfit Westrock, Mr. Tramontae Jackson of Hilex, Mrs. Maria Coley of Knauf, and Ms. Ansley Emfinger from the Chambers County Development Authority. The panelists shared valuable insights about career opportunities available within our local industries, the skills employers are seeking, and the importance of developing a highly skilled workforce for the future. Following the panel discussion, participants toured local manufacturing facilities where they observed advanced manufacturing processes, innovative technologies, and workplace operations firsthand. These experiences provided educators with a greater understanding of the knowledge and skills students need to be successful in today's workforce.
Lanett City Schools is committed to preparing students for success beyond graduation by equipping educators with meaningful, real-world learning experiences. In partnership with the Chambers County Development Authority, teachers and instructional staff serving grades 6–12 recently participated in the "Teachers on Tour" professional development program. The experience began with an informative workforce panel featuring Mrs. Kim Shane of Smurfit Westrock, Mr. Tramontae Jackson of Hilex, Mrs. Maria Coley of Knauf, and Ms. Ansley Emfinger from the Chambers County Development Authority. The panelists shared valuable insights about career opportunities available within our local industries, the skills employers are seeking, and the importance of developing a highly skilled workforce for the future. Following the panel discussion, participants toured local manufacturing facilities where they observed advanced manufacturing processes, innovative technologies, and workplace operations firsthand. These experiences provided educators with a greater understanding of the knowledge and skills students need to be successful in today's workforce.
Lanett City Schools is committed to preparing students for success beyond graduation by equipping educators with meaningful, real-world learning experiences. In partnership with the Chambers County Development Authority, teachers and instructional staff serving grades 6–12 recently participated in the "Teachers on Tour" professional development program. The experience began with an informative workforce panel featuring Mrs. Kim Shane of Smurfit Westrock, Mr. Tramontae Jackson of Hilex, Mrs. Maria Coley of Knauf, and Ms. Ansley Emfinger from the Chambers County Development Authority. The panelists shared valuable insights about career opportunities available within our local industries, the skills employers are seeking, and the importance of developing a highly skilled workforce for the future. Following the panel discussion, participants toured local manufacturing facilities where they observed advanced manufacturing processes, innovative technologies, and workplace operations firsthand. These experiences provided educators with a greater understanding of the knowledge and skills students need to be successful in today's workforce.
Lanett City Schools is committed to preparing students for success beyond graduation by equipping educators with meaningful, real-world learning experiences. In partnership with the Chambers County Development Authority, teachers and instructional staff serving grades 6–12 recently participated in the "Teachers on Tour" professional development program. The experience began with an informative workforce panel featuring Mrs. Kim Shane of Smurfit Westrock, Mr. Tramontae Jackson of Hilex, Mrs. Maria Coley of Knauf, and Ms. Ansley Emfinger from the Chambers County Development Authority. The panelists shared valuable insights about career opportunities available within our local industries, the skills employers are seeking, and the importance of developing a highly skilled workforce for the future. Following the panel discussion, participants toured local manufacturing facilities where they observed advanced manufacturing processes, innovative technologies, and workplace operations firsthand. These experiences provided educators with a greater understanding of the knowledge and skills students need to be successful in today's workforce.
Lanett City Schools is committed to preparing students for success beyond graduation by equipping educators with meaningful, real-world learning experiences. In partnership with the Chambers County Development Authority, teachers and instructional staff serving grades 6–12 recently participated in the "Teachers on Tour" professional development program. The experience began with an informative workforce panel featuring Mrs. Kim Shane of Smurfit Westrock, Mr. Tramontae Jackson of Hilex, Mrs. Maria Coley of Knauf, and Ms. Ansley Emfinger from the Chambers County Development Authority. The panelists shared valuable insights about career opportunities available within our local industries, the skills employers are seeking, and the importance of developing a highly skilled workforce for the future. Following the panel discussion, participants toured local manufacturing facilities where they observed advanced manufacturing processes, innovative technologies, and workplace operations firsthand. These experiences provided educators with a greater understanding of the knowledge and skills students need to be successful in today's workforce.
Lanett City Schools is committed to preparing students for success beyond graduation by equipping educators with meaningful, real-world learning experiences. In partnership with the Chambers County Development Authority, teachers and instructional staff serving grades 6–12 recently participated in the "Teachers on Tour" professional development program. The experience began with an informative workforce panel featuring Mrs. Kim Shane of Smurfit Westrock, Mr. Tramontae Jackson of Hilex, Mrs. Maria Coley of Knauf, and Ms. Ansley Emfinger from the Chambers County Development Authority. The panelists shared valuable insights about career opportunities available within our local industries, the skills employers are seeking, and the importance of developing a highly skilled workforce for the future. Following the panel discussion, participants toured local manufacturing facilities where they observed advanced manufacturing processes, innovative technologies, and workplace operations firsthand. These experiences provided educators with a greater understanding of the knowledge and skills students need to be successful in today's workforce.
Lanett City Schools is committed to preparing students for success beyond graduation by equipping educators with meaningful, real-world learning experiences. In partnership with the Chambers County Development Authority, teachers and instructional staff serving grades 6–12 recently participated in the "Teachers on Tour" professional development program. The experience began with an informative workforce panel featuring Mrs. Kim Shane of Smurfit Westrock, Mr. Tramontae Jackson of Hilex, Mrs. Maria Coley of Knauf, and Ms. Ansley Emfinger from the Chambers County Development Authority. The panelists shared valuable insights about career opportunities available within our local industries, the skills employers are seeking, and the importance of developing a highly skilled workforce for the future. Following the panel discussion, participants toured local manufacturing facilities where they observed advanced manufacturing processes, innovative technologies, and workplace operations firsthand. These experiences provided educators with a greater understanding of the knowledge and skills students need to be successful in today's workforce.
Lanett City Schools is committed to preparing students for success beyond graduation by equipping educators with meaningful, real-world learning experiences. In partnership with the Chambers County Development Authority, teachers and instructional staff serving grades 6–12 recently participated in the "Teachers on Tour" professional development program. The experience began with an informative workforce panel featuring Mrs. Kim Shane of Smurfit Westrock, Mr. Tramontae Jackson of Hilex, Mrs. Maria Coley of Knauf, and Ms. Ansley Emfinger from the Chambers County Development Authority. The panelists shared valuable insights about career opportunities available within our local industries, the skills employers are seeking, and the importance of developing a highly skilled workforce for the future. Following the panel discussion, participants toured local manufacturing facilities where they observed advanced manufacturing processes, innovative technologies, and workplace operations firsthand. These experiences provided educators with a greater understanding of the knowledge and skills students need to be successful in today's workforce.
Please see the flyers below for more information about the upcoming school board meeting for Lanett City Schools.
17 days ago, Lanett City Schools
Lanett City Schools Lanett City Board of Education will hold its regular board meeting on Monday, August 10, 2026 at 5:30 p.m. Location: Central Office
Lanett City Schools Lanett City Board of Education will hold its regular board meeting on Monday, August 10, 2026 at 5:30 p.m. Location: Central Office
🎨🖌️ Many Colors, One Masterpiece! 🖌️🎨

Lanett City Schools officially kicked off the 2026–2027 school year with an inspiring and engaging Teacher In-Service Day!

This year's theme, "Many Colors, One Masterpiece," celebrates the unique talents, backgrounds, and perspectives of our students and staff while reinforcing our shared commitment to one common goal—increasing student achievement. Just as every color contributes to a beautiful work of art, every member of the Lanett City Schools family plays an important role in helping our students succeed.

Following the annual address from Superintendent Jennifer Boyd and presentations from district leaders, staff members put their creativity on display by creating their own masterpieces.

Here's to a colorful year filled with endless possibilities!
18 days ago, Lanett City Schools
Our incredible Lanett City Schools teachers, staff, and administrators have been hard at work!

All summer long, our team has been diving deep into professional development—sharpening their skills, exploring new teaching strategies, and planning exciting lessons to make this school year our best one yet.

Our educators are standard-setters, lifelong learners, and above all, deeply committed to our Panther family! We can’t wait to welcome our students back and see all this hard work come to life. 🖤💛
18 days ago, Lanett City Schools
Staff working together to assemble a puzzle.
Office Staff reviewing procedures.
LJH & LHS working on pacing.
Staff working together to assemble a puzzle.
Lance working on Pacing
Staff working together to assemble a puzzle.
Staff working together to assemble a puzzle.
Staff working together to assemble a puzzle.
National Night Out (Hosted by the Lanett Police Department)
📅 Tuesday, August 4, 2026
🕔 5:00 PM – 8:00 PM
📍 Playground across from W.O. Lance Elementary School
22 days ago, Lanett City Schools
Mark your calendars for Tuesday, August 4, from 5:00–8:00 PM and come out for an evening of fun, fellowship, and community at the playground across from W.O. Lance Elementary School!
Lanett City Schools extends our sincere appreciation to Alabama One Credit Union representatives, Kimberly Adams, Business Development Officer, and Jennifer Askew, Marketing Manager, (Valley branch) for providing lunch for our new hire teachers during orientation. Your kindness and support helped make our new educators feel welcomed and valued as they begin their new journey with our district. We are especially grateful for your partnership and shared commitment to investing in education and the success of our students.
22 days ago, Lanett City Schools
Lanett City Schools extends our sincere appreciation to Alabama One Credit Union representatives, Kimberly Adams, Business Development Officer, and Jennifer Askew, Marketing Manager, (Valley branch) for providing lunch for our new hire teachers during orientation. Your kindness and support helped make our new educators feel welcomed and valued as they begin their new journey with our district. We are especially grateful for your partnership and shared commitment to investing in education and the success of our students.
Today, Lanett City Schools proudly hosted New Hire Orientation, welcoming an outstanding group of teachers and support staff to our district.

We are excited to add such talented, passionate, and dedicated individuals to our team as we prepare for an amazing school year. Each new team member brings unique gifts and experiences that will help us prepare our students for success.

Please join us in giving our newest Panthers a warm Lanett City Schools welcome. We are excited to have you as part of the Panther Family and look forward to all that we will accomplish together!
24 days ago, Lanett City Schools
Together, we create a Masterpiece! Preparing Lanett Students to Live, Learn, Lead.
🎉 Back to School Bash Alert! 🎉

Get ready for the new school year with the City of Lanett!

📅 When: Saturday, August 1st

⏰ Time: 10:00 AM – 1:00 PM

📍 Where: Jane Farrar Event Center (Downtown Lanett)

✨ What to expect:
*FREE Backpacks
* FREE School Supplies
*Community Resources & Local Partners
* Fun for the whole family!

Don't miss out on the fun and freebies—spread the word!
25 days ago, Lanett City Schools
Back to School Bash Alert! 🎉 Get ready for the new school year with the City of Lanett! Join us for a fun, family-friendly event packed with everything your student needs to kick off the year right. Saturday, August 1st , Time: 10:00 AM – 1:00 PM, Location: Jane K. Farrar Center
Looking to make a difference in students' lives? Lanett City Schools is hiring! 🍎✨
We are looking for passionate, dedicated educators and staff to join our school family for the upcoming school year.
We currently have open positions for:

Media Specialist 📚
Reading Coach 📖
Instructional Assistant (ESL) 🌍
Secondary ELA Teacher 📝

If you're ready to inspire the next generation, we’d love to hear from you!
👉 Apply today at: https://www.lanettcityschools.org/o/lcs/page/humanresources

28 days ago, Lanett City Schools
Lanett City Schools Join our Panther Family! Now Hiring! Lanett City Schools is seeking qualified candidates for the following positions: Media Specialist, Reading Coach, Secondary English Language Arts, Instructional Assistant (ESL) For more information visit our website @ https://www.lanettcityschools.org/o/lcs/page/humanresources
Please see the flyers below for more information about the upcoming school board meeting for Lanett City Schools.
30 days ago, Lanett City Schools
Lanett City Schools - Lanett City Board of Education On Friday, July 24, 2026, at 4:00 p.m. (EST), the Lanett City Board of Education will hold a Special Called Meeting in the Central Office boardroom at 105 North Lanier Avenue in Lanett, Alabama. The board will address the following topics: routine personnel and contract (LJHS Principal).
Lanett City Schools - Lanett City Board of Education On Friday, July 24, 2026, at 4:00 p.m. (EST), the Lanett City Board of Education will hold a Special Called Meeting in the Central Office boardroom at 105 North Lanier Avenue in Lanett, Alabama. The board will address the following topics: routine personnel and contract (LJHS Principal).
Lanett City Schools extends our sincere appreciation to the Elite 87 Social Club for their generous financial contribution toward school supplies for the students of W.O. Lance Elementary School.

Your generosity and commitment to supporting education help ensure our students have the resources they need for a successful school year. Community partnerships like yours make a meaningful difference, and we are truly grateful for your investment in our students and our future.

Thank you for helping us prepare Lanett students to Live, Learn, and Lead!
about 1 month ago, Lanett City Schools
Lanett City Schools extends our sincere appreciation to the Elite 87 Social Club for their generous financial contribution toward school supplies for the students of W.O. Lance Elementary School. Your generosity and commitment to supporting education help ensure our students have the resources they need for a successful school year. Community partnerships like yours make a meaningful difference, and we are truly grateful for your investment in our students and our future.
Please see the flyers below for more information about the upcoming school board meeting for Lanett City Schools.
about 1 month ago, Lanett City Schools
Lanett City Schools Lanett City Board of Education will hold its regular board meeting on Monday, July 13, 2026 At 5:30 P.M. Location: Central Office
Lanett City Schools Lanett City Board of Education will hold its regular board meeting on Monday, July 13, 2026 At 5:30 P.M. Location: Central Office
Uniform & Dress Code Reminder
As you prepare for the 2026–2027 school year, please take a moment to review the Lanett City Schools Uniform and Appearance Policy (dress code).

The complete dress code is available in the 2026–2027 District Handbook https://docs.google.com/document/d/1lbdjwJ48kTG6y2K55gLbjdrD-fdqYGpNY_gLjhBhc9A/edit?usp=sharing.

Thank you for partnering with us to maintain a positive, safe, and focused learning environment for all students.
about 2 months ago, Lanett City Schools
LANETT CITY SCHOOLS PREPARING Lanett STUDENTS TO Live Learn Lead UNIFORM REQUIREMENTS Please visit our website at www.lanettcityschools.org to view the full uniform policy SHIRTS Colors (solid): WHITE, BLACK, GRAY, NAVY or ECRU Types: Polo, turtleneck, button-front Oxford, blouse-style shirts with long/short sleeves MUST have a collar A small, unobtrusive logo that can be covered with a quarter is acceptable All tops must be long enough to remain tucked in as part of the uniform Undershirts must be solid black or white with no wording or pictures T-shirts are considered undershirts PANTS, SKIRTS, SKORTS, JUMPERS, CAPRI PANTS, SHORTS Colors (solid): KHAKI, BLACK, or NAVY Cargo pants and shorts are NOT allowed Skirts, skorts, jumpers, and shorts, shall be modest and of sufficient length The length of these articles of clothing shall preferably be knee-length but absolutely no shorter than the width of a $1.00 bill from the knee when standing No blue jeans (denim material), leggings or jeggings Must be free of graphics and embroidery With the exception of small labels, they may not have insignias, logos, words or pictures SHOES/FOOTWEAR/SOCKS Colors: WHITE, BLACK, NAVY, GRAY, BROWN, or Any Combination of these colors• Absolutely NO flip flops or flip flop-type sandals, slides or slide-type shoes A combination in color is defined as a solid colored shoe with a small amount of other board approved colors Patterns; such as, polka-dots, camouflage, checks, stripes, other prints, etc. are not permitted BELTS Colors (solid): BLACK, BROWN, NAVY, or CLEAR . MUST be worn AT ALL TIMES with all pants/shorts that feature belt loops The Lanett City Board of Education believes a safe and disciplined learning environment is the first requirement of a high performing school. The implementation of school uniforms will help minimize disruptive behavior, promote respect for oneself and others, build school/community spirit, and, more significantly, help to maintain high academic standards. The Board also feels that the wearing of uniforms by students will help lessen the impact of socioeconomic differences. In addition, it allows for immediate identification of intruders on campus and encourages students to concentrate on learning rather than on what they are wearing.
LANETT CITY SCHOOLS PREPARING Lanett STUDENTS TO Live Learn Lead UNIFORM REQUIREMENTS Please visit our website at www.lanettcityschools.org to view the full uniform policy SHIRTS Colors (solid): WHITE, BLACK, GRAY, NAVY or ECRU Types: Polo, turtleneck, button-front Oxford, blouse-style shirts with long/short sleeves MUST have a collar A small, unobtrusive logo that can be covered with a quarter is acceptable All tops must be long enough to remain tucked in as part of the uniform Undershirts must be solid black or white with no wording or pictures T-shirts are considered undershirts PANTS, SKIRTS, SKORTS, JUMPERS, CAPRI PANTS, SHORTS Colors (solid): KHAKI, BLACK, or NAVY Cargo pants and shorts are NOT allowed Skirts, skorts, jumpers, and shorts, shall be modest and of sufficient length The length of these articles of clothing shall preferably be knee-length but absolutely no shorter than the width of a $1.00 bill from the knee when standing No blue jeans (denim material), leggings or jeggings Must be free of graphics and embroidery With the exception of small labels, they may not have insignias, logos, words or pictures SHOES/FOOTWEAR/SOCKS Colors: WHITE, BLACK, NAVY, GRAY, BROWN, or Any Combination of these colors• Absolutely NO flip flops or flip flop-type sandals, slides or slide-type shoes A combination in color is defined as a solid colored shoe with a small amount of other board approved colors Patterns; such as, polka-dots, camouflage, checks, stripes, other prints, etc. are not permitted BELTS Colors (solid): BLACK, BROWN, NAVY, or CLEAR . MUST be worn AT ALL TIMES with all pants/shorts that feature belt loops The Lanett City Board of Education believes a safe and disciplined learning environment is the first requirement of a high performing school. The implementation of school uniforms will help minimize disruptive behavior, promote respect for oneself and others, build school/community spirit, and, more significantly, help to maintain high academic standards. The Board also feels that the wearing of uniforms by students will help lessen the impact of socioeconomic differences. In addition, it allows for immediate identification of intruders on campus and encourages students to concentrate on learning rather than on what they are wearing.
Welcome our new Central Office Administrative Assistant, Mrs. Deidra Dozier Frederick!
about 2 months ago, Lanett City Schools
Welcome our new Central Office Administrative Assistant. Mrs. Deidra Dozier Frederick began her career with Lanett City Schools in 2018 as the ACCESS Lab Facilitator and Color Guard Sponsor at Lanett High School. She faithfully served in those capacities for four years before transitioning in the fall of 2021 to the role of school secretary, where she served both Lanett Jr. High School and Lanett High School. Throughout her tenure with the district, she has remained committed to providing exceptional service while supporting students, families, faculty, staff, and administrators. In her current role as Administrative Assistant, Mrs. Dozier-Frederick is honored to support the Superintendent, Central Office staff, the Lanett City Board of Education, district employees, and community stakeholders. She is committed to fostering positive relationships, promoting effective communication, and contributing to the continued success and growth of the Lanett City School District.

Clear Backpack Recommendation Reminder

As you prepare for the 2026–2027 school year, Lanett City Schools recommends that students use clear backpacks to help promote a safe and secure learning environment. Families purchasing backpacks for the upcoming school year are encouraged to keep this recommendation in mind while shopping.

Thank you for your partnership in helping us maintain safe, welcoming schools where every student can learn and thrive. 

For additional information about the clear backpack recommendation and guidelines, please refer to the district's website at https://www.lanettcityschools.org/page/parent-resources for more information.

about 2 months ago, Lanett City Schools
EFFECTIVE BEGINNING WITH THE — 2026-2027 — SCHOOL YEAR — CLEAR BACKPACKS RECOMMENDED FOR ALL STUDENTS! To enhance campus safety and promote a secure learning environment, Lanett City Schools recommends that students bring only clear backpacks to school. This helps regulate the types of backpacks and bags allowed on school premises. Left Section: Approved Clear Backpacks APPROVED CLEAR BACKPACKS Recommended for all students. Right Section: Small Non-Transparent Bags SMALL NON-TRANTRANSPARENT BAGS ALLOWED IF THEY DO NOT EXCEED 6” × 9” × 5” Dimensions shown on diagram: 6”, 9”, 5” EXAMPLES INCLUDE: Small purses Lunch bags Personal item bags
EFFECTIVE BEGINNING WITH THE — 2026-2027 — SCHOOL YEAR — CLEAR BACKPACKS RECOMMENDED FOR ALL STUDENTS! To enhance campus safety and promote a secure learning environment, Lanett City Schools recommends that students bring only clear backpacks to school. This helps regulate the types of backpacks and bags allowed on school premises. Left Section: Approved Clear Backpacks APPROVED CLEAR BACKPACKS Recommended for all students. Right Section: Small Non-Transparent Bags SMALL NON-TRANTRANSPARENT BAGS ALLOWED IF THEY DO NOT EXCEED 6” × 9” × 5” Dimensions shown on diagram: 6”, 9”, 5” EXAMPLES INCLUDE: Small purses Lunch bags Personal item bags