September 2026 "Healthy Tidbits" Newsletter is Here!

Check out this month's issue of the Lanett City Schools Child Nutrition & Wellness Newsletter! We are excited to share great tips and resources to keep our students and families healthy, energized, and thriving.
7 days ago, Lanett City Schools
September 2026 Lanett CITY SCHOOLS 105 N. Lanier Ave | Lanett, AL 36863 | (334) 644-5900 www.LanettCitySchools.org LANETT CITY SCHOOLS HEALTHY TIDBITS Child Nutrition Department and School District Wellness Newsletter The Child Nutrition Department Mission The purpose of the Child Nutrition Program is to offer healthy and appealing meals to all children in a pleasant environment so they will be ready to learn in school and practice healthy food habits in their lives. Vision The Child Nutrition Program Department will strive to achieve excellent customer service and customer satisfaction every day with every meal, while making a positive difference in the lives of the children we serve! Goal Our goal is not to simply cook a meal, but our goal is to provide a service to our customers by providing quality meals that not only looks good, but tastes good in a warm, friendly environment. “There is power in school meals because there is love in every bite!” G.V. Harrison-Foote CNP Director ALABAMA HARVEST OF THE MONTH Health benefits— hydration/digestion, heart health, skin support, eye protection, and cancer prevention.
YOUR HEALTH IS YOUR WEALTH Healthy Tips… Lose 10 pounds a year, reduce eating 100 calories per day It takes 30 minutes before you know that you're full, so slow down when you eat and stop when you are full Drink more water, reduce sugary drinks Eat more fresh fruits and veggies—half your plate Move more - Take 30 minutes for brisk walking, dance while cleaning, take the stairs, ride a bike, park car further away etc. Recipe of the Month Turkey Chili Serve with cornbread and salad for a hearty meal. INGREDIENTS nonstick cooking spray 1 pound lean ground turkey 1 medium onion, chopped 1 green bell pepper, chopped 1 (28-ounce) can whole tomatoes 2 (14½-ounce) cans kidney or pinto beans, drained and rinsed 1 (8-ounce) can tomato sauce 1 package chili seasoning 2 teaspoons ground black pepper PREPARATION Spray a large skillet with nonstick cooking spray and heat over medium-high heat. Brown ground turkey until no longer pink; drain excess fat. Add onion and bell pepper and cook for 5 minutes. Add remaining ingredients. Cover and cook for 20 minutes over low to medium heat. Serve while hot. Makes 12 servings. 1 cup per serving. Prep time: 10 minutes | Cook Time: 30 minutes Nutrition Information per serving: Calories 175, Carbohydrate 23 g, Dietary Fiber 6 g, Protein 15 g, Total Fat 3 g, Saturated Fat 1 g, Trans Fat 0 g, Cholesterol 25 mg, Sodium 503 mg Recipe courtesy of American Cancer Society
WELLNESS CORNER Text within Graphic Elements Water Bottle: Hydrate for a Healthier You ♡ Dumbbell: Stronger Than Yesterday ♡ Notepad: A Healthy Mind Builds a Brighter Future ♡ Stacked Stones: Mind | Body | Emotions | Relationships | Balance Mug: Be Kind to Your Mind ♡ Icons: Mental Health | Physical Health | Emotional Well-Being | Social Connection | Healthy Choices | Positive Mindset STRESS MANAGEMENT - TAKE A MINUTE TO RESET Take a break - take 3 deep breaths by slowly breathing in and out Relax your shoulders Take a moment and re-focus - one moment and one thing at a time Prioritize tasks - do what's most important first before moving to the next thing Ask for help and share responsibilities when you can Let go of what you can't control, but work on things you can change Find something to laugh about and do something you enjoy Allow down time and time for rest/relaxation WELLNESS TIP OF THE MONTH Have an attitude of gratitude! ⇒ List 3 things that you are grateful for ⇒ Say "Thank you" often ⇒ Show kindness to others
Celebrating continuous learning and inspiring leadership!

A dedicated team of our teachers and administrators recently traveled to Atlanta to participate in the RCA Experience (RCA EXP) at the world-renowned Ron Clark Academy!

Our team dove deep into RCA’s legendary House System—learning dynamic strategies to boost school culture, foster student engagement, build meaningful relationships, and cultivate character across our entire school community.

From experiencing the high-energy house reveals to learning best practices for point tracking, house meetings, and student leadership, our educators returned re-energized and full of innovative ideas to bring back to our classrooms.

We can’t wait to share this excitement and see the positive impact of the House System in our schools!
8 days ago, Lanett City Schools
RCA EXP
"Together, We Succeed!" 🌟 That's the Lanett way.

This September is Attendance Awareness Month, and we need everyone's help to ensure our students are here, happy, and ready to learn. Regular attendance builds strong habits that create bright futures. 🎓🐾

Make every day count, Panthers!

Clifford Story
Attendance Officer
12 days ago, Lanett City Schools
STOP. WAIT. ABSENCES Add up! DID YOU KNOW? STOP Missing just 2 days a month means a child misses 10% of the school year LANETT CITY SCHOOLS
📚 New & Novice Teacher Academy 📚

Lanett City Schools recently launched its New & Novice Teacher Academy, designed to support our new teachers and educators with less than two years of teaching experience as they grow and develop in their profession.

The academy provides opportunities for professional learning, collaboration, reflection, and practical support to help our newest educators build confidence, strengthen their instructional practices, and create positive learning experiences for our students.

At Lanett City Schools, we believe that supporting our teachers is an investment in student success!
14 days ago, Lanett City Schools
Lanett City Schools recently launched its New & Novice Teacher Academy, designed to support our new teachers and educators with less than two years of teaching experience as they grow and develop in their profession. The academy provides opportunities for professional learning, collaboration, reflection, and practical support to help our newest educators build confidence, strengthen their instructional practices, and create positive learning experiences for our students. At Lanett City Schools, we believe that supporting our teachers is an investment in student success!
Lanett City Schools recently launched its New & Novice Teacher Academy, designed to support our new teachers and educators with less than two years of teaching experience as they grow and develop in their profession. The academy provides opportunities for professional learning, collaboration, reflection, and practical support to help our newest educators build confidence, strengthen their instructional practices, and create positive learning experiences for our students. At Lanett City Schools, we believe that supporting our teachers is an investment in student success!
Lanett City Schools recently launched its New & Novice Teacher Academy, designed to support our new teachers and educators with less than two years of teaching experience as they grow and develop in their profession. The academy provides opportunities for professional learning, collaboration, reflection, and practical support to help our newest educators build confidence, strengthen their instructional practices, and create positive learning experiences for our students. At Lanett City Schools, we believe that supporting our teachers is an investment in student success!
Lanett City Schools recently launched its New & Novice Teacher Academy, designed to support our new teachers and educators with less than two years of teaching experience as they grow and develop in their profession. The academy provides opportunities for professional learning, collaboration, reflection, and practical support to help our newest educators build confidence, strengthen their instructional practices, and create positive learning experiences for our students. At Lanett City Schools, we believe that supporting our teachers is an investment in student success!
Lanett City Schools recently launched its New & Novice Teacher Academy, designed to support our new teachers and educators with less than two years of teaching experience as they grow and develop in their profession. The academy provides opportunities for professional learning, collaboration, reflection, and practical support to help our newest educators build confidence, strengthen their instructional practices, and create positive learning experiences for our students. At Lanett City Schools, we believe that supporting our teachers is an investment in student success!
Every Day Matters.
September is Attendance Awareness Month at Lanett City Schools. 📅 Let’s Attend Today and Achieve Tomorrow! 🐾

#LiveLearnLead
19 days ago, Lanett City Schools
ATTEND TODAY, ACHIEVE TOMORROW GOOD SCHOOL ATTENDANCE MEANS.... ELEMENTARY STUDENTS: read well by the end of third grade MIDDLE SCHOOLERS: pass important courses HIGH SCHOOLERS: stay on track for graduation COLLEGE STUDENTS: earn their degrees WORKERS: succeed in their jobs Too many absences excused or unexcused can keep students from succeeding in school and in life. How many are too many? 10% of the school year that’s 18 missed days of 2 days a month can knock students off track.

🎉 Introducing Our 2026–2027 Superintendent’s Advisory Committee! 🎉

We are excited to announce the students selected to serve on the Lanett City Schools Superintendent’s Advisory Committee!

These outstanding student leaders from grades 6–12 will have the opportunity to share their voices, ideas, perspectives, and insights directly with the Superintendent while working together to help make a positive difference in our schools.

Congratulations to each of our selected students! We look forward to hearing your voices, learning from your experiences, and working together for the betterment of our students and our schools.

W.O. Lance Elementary:
Kallie Pope
Emily Hernandez
Elayjah Harris-Collins

Lanett Junior High:
Janiah Robinson
Sydnie Hodge

Lanett High School:
Jennifer Hernandez
Jaliviyah Robinson
Anthony Hernandez
Ashlly Galacia
Deana Travis
Ximeno Castro
Kennedi Barker
Ma’Kynna Broughton
Eddie Walker Jr.

19 days ago, Lanett City Schools
We are excited to announce the students selected to serve on the Lanett City Schools Superintendent’s Advisory Committee! These outstanding student leaders from grades 6–12 will have the opportunity to share their voices, ideas, perspectives, and insights directly with the Superintendent while working together to help make a positive difference in our schools.
We are excited to announce the students selected to serve on the Lanett City Schools Superintendent’s Advisory Committee! These outstanding student leaders from grades 6–12 will have the opportunity to share their voices, ideas, perspectives, and insights directly with the Superintendent while working together to help make a positive difference in our schools.
We are excited to announce the students selected to serve on the Lanett City Schools Superintendent’s Advisory Committee! These outstanding student leaders from grades 6–12 will have the opportunity to share their voices, ideas, perspectives, and insights directly with the Superintendent while working together to help make a positive difference in our schools.
September is Suicide Awareness and Prevention Month. Suicide is the second leading cause of death among youth aged 10–24 across the U.S. and in Alabama, making connected communities, early recognition, and open support critical for saving lives. Every student needs to know they are not alone and that there is a trusted adult who cares.
24 days ago, Lanett City Schools
SEPTEMBER IS SUICIDE AWARENESS AND PREVENTION MONTH SUICIDE PREVENTION & AWARENESS 1. IMPORTANT ALABAMA FACTS Suicide is the 2nd leading cause of death among youth aged 10-24 in the U.S. and Alabama Statistics: 12 Suicides, 53 Attempts, 3298 Ideations (2024-25 in Alabama Schools) 2 in 10 HS students seriously considered attempting suicide (2023) 2. WARNING SIGNS TO WATCH FOR TALK: Feeling hopeless, no reason to live BEHAVIORS: Withdrawing, sleeping too much/little, giving away possessions MOODS: Depression, anxiety, irritation 3. BUILDING PROTECTIVE FACTORS Foster Connections & Resilience Family, Friends, Teachers, School Staff Support Strong sense of Identity & Coping Skills Positive physical/mental health care 4. TAKE ACTION: YOU MATTER DON'T IGNORE BEHAVIOR Direct effort to stop an attempt Have a student who needs help? NEVER leave unattended. Contact principal or designee, school counselor, nurse, SRO BE A TOUCHPOINT PERSON: "Every child must know that there is someone at their school who knows him or her, who has their ear, who communicates that the child matters!" — Dr. Tamala R. Maddox 988 SUICIDE & CRISIS LIFELINE ALSDE Created by ALSDE School Bullying & Suicide Prevention Committee Sources: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, Alabama State Department of Education
It’s a great day to be a Panther! The Child Nutrition Department is excited to announce new
scratch-based recipes this year. We are committed to providing healthy, delicious meals every meal,
every day to our students! We are also introducing more fresh produce and fruit through the Fresh
Fruit and Vegetable Program at W.O. Lance Elementary School this year. Fresh salads are also
offered weekly on the menu and are made from romaine lettuce grown from a local Alabama farmer.

A few new scratch-based recipes that were added to our program this year:
 Homemade buttermilk pancakes
 Banana Split Breakfast Parfait
 Homemade marinara sauce for Italian dishes
 Homemade Lasagna
 Chicken Parmesan
 Chicken Philly Sub
 Roast Beef with Potatoes and Carrots
 Teriyaki Chicken and Rice Bowls with Stir-Fry Vegetables
 Chicken and Spinach Quesadillas

The Child Nutrition Program (CNP) staff works tirelessly every day to produce large quantities of
meals twice a day for our students. The CNP staff puts forth great effort to prepare meals in a short
period of time while adding love in every bite just to make our students happy in their home away
from home. We want our students to enjoy their food while providing essential nutrients for healthy
minds and bodies for grow.

The Child Nutrition Program served 6,860 breakfasts and 14,225 lunches in the month of August
alone. The Child Nutrition Program is striving for 100 percent student participation for both breakfast
and lunch. It’s a Great Day to be a CNP Panther!
24 days ago, Lanett City Schools
lunch - Teriyaki Chicken Bowls
Ms. Olko with Homemade Pancakes
Ms. Williams preparing the food
Banana Split breakfast parfaits
📢 Lanett City Schools Parent Advisory Council Meeting 📢
Join us as we work together to help every student thrive and succeed! This meeting is an important opportunity to learn about Title funding, school programs, and how we can partner to support your child’s academic and personal growth. Your voice and presence matter!
📅 Date: Thursday, September 17th
📍 Location: LCS Central Office
⏰ Times: 10:00 AM OR 6:00 PM
Choose the time that works best for your schedule—we look forward to seeing you there!
25 days ago, Lanett City Schools
Lanett City Schools Parent Advisory Council Meeting join us as we work together to help every student thrive and succeed. An important opportunity to learn about Totle funding, school programs, and how we can work together to support your child’s academic and personal growth. Your presence matters. See you there! Thursday? September 17th LCS Central Office 10:00am or 6:00 pm
September is Attendance Awareness Month!
At Lanett City Schools, we believe in a simple message: Every. Day. Matters.

Our mission is to prepare students to Live, Learn, and Lead—and that starts with being in the classroom. Let's work together to build strong attendance habits from September 1st through the 30th.

Clifford Story
Attendance Officer
26 days ago, Lanett City Schools
SEPTEMBER IS ATTENDANCE AWARENESS MONTH Student success starts with being present. Every day in school is a step toward a brighter future! 19.40% ➔ 17.79% Chronic Absenteeism Decreased on the 2025 Alabama State Report Card! Lanett City Schools Preparing Lanett Students to Live Learn Lead Every Student. | Every Day. | Every Minute Matters. TOGETHER, LET'S KEEP THE MOMENTUM GOING!
📝 Progress Report Reminder! 📝

Progress reports are coming home on Wednesday, September 9th! Take a moment with your student this week to review the grades and set goals for the rest of the quarter.

Don't forget: You don't have to wait for progress reports to stay updated! You can check your child's grades, assignments, and attendance anytime in real time through our parent portal: lanettcs.powerschool.com/public.
28 days ago, Lanett City Schools
LANETT CITY SCHOOLS PARENT REMINDER PROGRESS REPORTS GOING HOME! WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9th PROGRESS REPORTS ARE COMING HOME WITH YOUR CHILD! Stay Informed & Involved! Review your child's progress. Celebrate achievements. Identify areas for improvement. Contact teachers with questions. CONTINUOUS ACCESS AVAILABLE! As a reminder, parents can view current grades in real-time through the Parent Portal.
LANETT CITY SCHOOLS PARENT REMINDER PROGRESS REPORTS GOING HOME! WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9th PROGRESS REPORTS ARE COMING HOME WITH YOUR CHILD! Stay Informed & Involved! Review your child's progress. Celebrate achievements. Identify areas for improvement. Contact teachers with questions. CONTINUOUS ACCESS AVAILABLE! As a reminder, parents can view current grades in real-time through the Parent Portal.
Friendly reminder!
School will be closed on Monday, September 7th in observance of Labor Day.

We look forward to welcoming back all students and staff on Tuesday, September 8th. Have a wonderful and safe long weekend!
30 days ago, Lanett City Schools
Lanett City Schools will be closed on Monday, September 7th.
Lanett City Schools will be closed on Monday, September 7th.
Please see the flyers below for more information about the upcoming school board meetings for Lanett City Schools.
about 1 month ago, Lanett City Schools
Lanett City Schools Lanett City Board of Education will hold a Special Called Meeting - First Budget Hearing on Thursday, September 10, 2026 @ 5:30 p.m. (EST). The Regular Board Meeting and Second Budget Hearing will be held Monday, September 14, 2026 @ 5:30 p.m. (EST). Location: Lanett City Schools Central Office 105 N. Lanier Avenue, Lanett, AL 36863 The meetings are open to the public.
Lanett City Schools Lanett City Board of Education will hold a Special Called Meeting - First Budget Hearing on Thursday, September 10, 2026 @ 5:30 p.m. (EST). The Regular Board Meeting and Second Budget Hearing will be held Monday, September 14, 2026 @ 5:30 p.m. (EST). Location: Lanett City Schools Central Office 105 N. Lanier Avenue, Lanett, AL 36863 The meetings are open to the public.
September is Attendance Awareness Month at Lanett City Schools!

Every day matters. When students are present, they are prepared to learn, build strong habits, and succeed together. We’re focused on creating bright futures, and it all starts with showing up ready to go.

Let's make this a great month of learning!

Attend Today, Achieve Tomorrow.

Clifford Story
Attendance Officer
about 1 month ago, Lanett City Schools
September is Attendance Awareness Month Matters September 1-30, 2026 Attend Today, Achieve Tomorrow. Be Present. Be Prepared. Strong habits build bright futures. Together, we succeed! Lanett City Schools Preparing Lanett Students to Live Learn Lead

📣DEADLINE EXTENDED!

We’re excited to announce that the application deadline for the Lanett City Schools Superintendent’s Advisory Committee has been extended! 🎓✨

Students in grades 6–12 now have until Friday, September 4, 2026, to apply for this exciting 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 available now!
📅 NEW DEADLINE: Friday, September 4, 2026

Don’t miss your opportunity to use your voice and help shape the future of Lanett City Schools!

about 1 month ago, Lanett City Schools
📣 DEADLINE EXTENDED! We’re excited to announce that the application deadline for the Lanett City Schools Superintendent’s Advisory Committee has been extended! 🎓✨ Students in grades 6–12 now have until Friday, September 4, 2026, to apply for this exciting 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 available now! 📅 NEW DEADLINE: Friday, September 4, 2026 Don’t miss your opportunity to Use Your Voice and help shape the future of Lanett City Schools!
📣 DEADLINE EXTENDED! We’re excited to announce that the application deadline for the Lanett City Schools Superintendent’s Advisory Committee has been extended! 🎓✨ Students in grades 6–12 now have until Friday, September 4, 2026, to apply for this exciting 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 available now! 📅 NEW DEADLINE: Friday, September 4, 2026 Don’t miss your opportunity to Use Your Voice and help shape the future of Lanett City Schools!
🍇 Healthy habits start here! W.O. Lance Elementary is launching the Fresh Fruit & Vegetable Program.

When: Tuesdays & Thursdays during the school day
What: Fresh, delicious fruits and vegetables for every student
Goal: Eat fresh, learn better, grow strong, and thrive together!

Thank you for supporting healthy choices for our students! ❤️
about 1 month ago, Lanett City Schools
W.O. LANCE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Child Nutrition Program PRESENTS THE FRESH FRUIT & VEGETABLE PROGRAM Green Starburst Badge (Left): A variety of fresh and delicious options for every student! Yellow Starburst Badge (Right): Healthy Choices Bright Futures! We are excited to offer fresh, delicious fruits and vegetables to our students! AVAILABLE ON TUESDAYS & THURSDAYS DURING THE SCHOOL DAY Blue Badge (Lower Left): Fuel Your Body. Feed Your Future! Bottom Banners: EAT FRESH. Feel Your Best! LEARN BETTER. Stay Focused! GROW STRONG. Be Your Best! THRIVE TOGETHER Stronger Together! Thank you for supporting healthy choices for our students! This institution is an equal opportunity provider. (Logo Text: EAT FRESH. LEARN BETTER.)
W.O. LANCE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Child Nutrition Program PRESENTS THE FRESH FRUIT & VEGETABLE PROGRAM Green Starburst Badge (Left): A variety of fresh and delicious options for every student! Yellow Starburst Badge (Right): Healthy Choices Bright Futures! We are excited to offer fresh, delicious fruits and vegetables to our students! AVAILABLE ON TUESDAYS & THURSDAYS DURING THE SCHOOL DAY Blue Badge (Lower Left): Fuel Your Body. Feed Your Future! Bottom Banners: EAT FRESH. Feel Your Best! LEARN BETTER. Stay Focused! GROW STRONG. Be Your Best! THRIVE TOGETHER Stronger Together! Thank you for supporting healthy choices for our students! This institution is an equal opportunity provider. (Logo Text: EAT FRESH. LEARN BETTER.)
Calling all young men! We are on a mission to build character, lead with purpose, and leave a legacy.

Join us for a FREE BBQ!

Here are the details:

Who: All boys in grades 7-12
When: September 3rd
Time: 4:30 PM - 6:00 PM EST
Where: The Lunchroom
Food: Free Hot dogs, drinks, and chips provided!

No cost to attend. Tag a friend and we'll see you there for food, connection, and purpose!
about 1 month ago, Lanett City Schools
YOU ARE INVITED! YOUNG MEN OF LANETT HIGH SCHOOL BBQ GRADE 7–12 Logo & Tree Text YOUNG MEN OF PURPOSE BUILDING CHARACTER. LEADING WITH PURPOSE. LEAVING A LEGACY. LANETT HIGH SCHOOL Tree Keywords: COURAGEOUS | FAITHFUL | GENTLEMAN | DISCIPLINED | HONORABLE | RESPECTFUL | HARDWORKING | LEADER | INTEGRITY IRON SHARPENS IRON PROVERBS 27:17 Event Details DATE: SEPTEMBER 3 PLACE: LUNCHROOM TIME: 4:30 PM – 6:00 PM EST Highlights & Food HOT DOGS DRINKS CHIPS AND FUN! CHIPS (on the bag) Footer Banner BUILDING CHARACTER. LEADING WITH PURPOSE. LEAVING A LEGACY.
🐾 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
about 2 months 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.
about 2 months 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
about 2 months 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