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Join Us for the Lanett City Schools Thanksgiving Meal!

The Lanett City Schools Child Nutrition Department warmly invites parents and family members to dine with your student(s) for our annual Thanksgiving Day Feast Celebration!

Date: November 13th (during regular meal service times)
Cost: $9.00 per meal
Payment: Meal tickets will be sold at the door (exact change required).
RSVP Deadline: November 6th

How to RSVP: Scan the QR Code or click this link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeIbnOOebqQToiH86crnyYXYnzuNtYPiPKwZmXSlQ57bDUa1w/viewform

We can't wait to celebrate the season of gratitude with you! 🧡🍂
about 3 hours ago, Lanett City Schools
Lanett City Schools Thanksgiving Meal Happy Thanksgiving Date: November 13th RSVP by November 6th Cost $9.00 Meal tickets will be sold at the door - exact change required Menu: Turkey or Baked Chicken with Gravy cornbread dressing collard greens/green beans Apple crisp/cranberry sauce cake tea
Lanett City Schools Thanksgiving Meal Happy Thanksgiving Date: November 13th RSVP by November 6th Cost $9.00 Meal tickets will be sold at the door - exact change required Menu: Turkey or Baked Chicken with Gravy cornbread dressing collard greens/green beans Apple crisp/cranberry sauce cake tea
Lanett City Schools Child Nutrition Department - October Updates
1 day ago, Lanett City Schools
Lanett CITY SCHOOLS  105 N. Lanier Ave | Lanett, AL 36863 | (334) 644-5900  www.LanettCitySchools.org  Lanett City Schools Child Nutrition Department  It’s a great day to be a Panther! The Child Nutrition Department is excited to announce another “Spootacular Month”! The month of October has been busy for the Child Nutrition Department! We celebrated National School Lunch Week (October 12-16th), introduced two new menu items – Chicken Philly and Chicken Parmesan with homemade marinara, and we provided a taste testing for a new recipe – Ranch Bacon Pasta (October 9th) at both schools as a part of the Chef Ann Culinary challenge.  Please join us November 13th for our Annual Thanksgiving Dinner. Dinner will be sold at $9.00 a plate to include your choice of turkey, cornbread dressing with gravy, green beans or collard greens, sweet potato souffle, apple crisp, cranberry sauce, a roll, a slice of cake, and or tea for paying adults only. More information to RSVP a plate is coming soon.
Lanett City School's Career and Technical Education (CTE) Advisory Committee members play a vital role in strengthening the connection between education and industry. Industry partners' expertise and collaboration help ensure that CTE programs remain aligned with current workforce demands, industry standards, and emerging career opportunities.

Through this partnership, Chambers County has joined forces with Lanett City Schools’ CTE Advisory Committee to strengthen regional collaboration, promote workforce development, and expand student opportunities. Working together as one county, we are committed to preparing students with the knowledge, technical skills, and industry credentials they need to succeed in today’s workforce and contribute to our community's economic growth.
8 days ago, Lanett City Schools
Lanett City School's Career and Technical Education (CTE) Advisory Committee members play a vital role in strengthening the connection between education and industry. Industry partners' expertise and collaboration help ensure that CTE programs remain aligned with current workforce demands, industry standards, and emerging career opportunities.
Happy National Principals Month to our wonderful principal at Lanett High School, Mrs. Cullwell! 🖤💛

Thank you for your leadership, vision, and unwavering dedication to our students, staff, and school community every day. We are so grateful for your hard work and guidance! 🐾✨

Drop a comment below to show Mrs. Cullwell some appreciation!
9 days ago, Lanett City Schools
Top Banner:  LANETT HIGH SCHOOL  LEARN • ACHIEVE • LEAD  Left Wall Plaque:  LEAD  INSPIRE  SUPPORT  EMPOWER  Main Greeting (Right Side):  Happy NATIONAL School PRINCIPAL'S MONTH  Message Body (Right Side):  Today and always, we celebrate your leadership, vision, and the countless ways you make a difference in the lives of our students, staff, and community.  Thank you, Mrs. Cullwell!  Desk Items:  Plaque: PRINCIPAL  Books:  STUDENTS  STAFF  COMMUNITY  Bottom Banner:  LANETT HIGH SCHOOL  Principal Appreciation  DEDICATED • COMPASSIONATE • HARDWORKING
Today, we celebrate a true leader, mentor, and change-maker at Lanett Junior High—our Principal, Ms. Ke’Undra Dudley! 🖤💛

Thank you, Ms. Dudley, for leading with wisdom, heart, and dedication every single day. Your impact touches our students, staff, and community in ways that last a lifetime. We are so grateful for your passion and commitment to making LJHS a better place! 🐾✨

Drop a comment below to help us show Ms. Dudley some love!
9 days ago, Lanett City Schools
LEAD INSPIRE SUPPORT ACHIEVE ♡   [Main Title Header]    LJHS Appreciates Our ♡ PRINCIPAL   Celebrating Great Leaders Who Make a Difference!   [Main Body Text - In the Gold Card]   A True Leader   A true leader doesn't just hold a title, she builds a vision, lights the way, and lifts others high. With wisdom, strength, and a heart for people, she turns challenges into opportunities and dreams into reality.   She leads with integrity, inspires with every word, and never forgets the power of a kind and encouraging heart. Her impact reaches far beyond the office, touching students, staff, and the community in ways that last a lifetime.   Today we celebrate you, Ms. Ke'Undra Dudley— a principal, a mentor, a change-maker, and a shining example of what true leadership looks like. Your dedication, passion, and commitment make Lanett Junior High a better place, and we are so grateful for you!   Thank you for leading with purpose!    ♡   [Bottom Left Banner]    Panther PRIDE 🐾
Happy National Principals Month to our incredible principal at W.O. Lance Elementary, Dr. Sylvia Haslam! 🖤💛

Thank you for leading with grace, wisdom, and an unwavering commitment to excellence. Your passion and dedication continue to inspire our students, staff, and school community every day. The entire WOL family appreciates and celebrates everything you do! 🐾✨

Drop a comment below to send Dr. Haslam some love! 👇
9 days ago, Lanett City Schools
Top Banner:W.O. LANCE ELEMENTARY   Live • Learn • Lead   Main Header:Happy National Principals Month, Dr. Haslam!   Gold Card Text:This month, we proudly celebrate our amazing principal, Dr. Sylvia Haslam!   Her passion, dedication, and unwavering commitment to excellence continue to inspire our students, staff, and school community each day.   Dr. Haslam leads with grace, wisdom, and a heart for others. We are truly grateful for her leadership, encouragement, and all that she does to make W.O. Lance Elementary a special place to learn and grow.   ♡   Thank you, Dr. Haslam, for all that you do! WOL family appreciates and celebrates you! 🖤💛   Bottom Banners:Left Ribbon: W. O. Lance Elementary   Right Badge: 👑 Dr. Sylvia Haslam 🐾 PRINCIPAL 🐾
Happy National Principals Month!

October is National Principals Month, and Lanett City Schools is proud to celebrate our three incredible principals: Nannette Cullwell, Sylvia Haslam, and KeUndra Dudley!

These three dedicated leaders go above and beyond every single day to support our teachers, inspire our students, and strengthen our school community. Their hard work, passion, and unwavering commitment do not go unnoticed.

Thank you, Principals Cullwell, Haslam, and Dudley, for everything you do to make Lanett City Schools a great place to learn and grow! 🖤💛
14 days ago, Lanett City Schools
Haslam
Cullwell
Dudley
Attention LCS Parents & Stakeholders!

Mark your calendars for Friday, October 16th for our Report Card Pick-Up & Parent Conference Day!
Important Schedule Details:
Early Dismissal: Students will be dismissed at 11:30 AM. (Specific dismissal procedures will be provided by each individual school). Report Card Pick-Up & Brief Teacher Visits: 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM.
Stop by to pick up your child’s report card and connect with their teachers!

Fall Break: October 19th & 20th
Schools will be CLOSED for Fall Break.
October 21st: Students and staff return to school. We look forward to seeing our parents on the 16th!
15 days ago, Lanett City Schools
LANETT CITY SCHOOLS  PARENT REMINDER   REPORT CARD PICK-UP & PARENT CONFERENCE DAY and Fall Break Schedule OCTOBER 16th  PARENT PICK-UP & BRIEF TEACHER VISITS 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM  PICK UP YOUR CHILD'S REPORT CARD & CONNECT WITH TEACHERS  STUDENT DISMISSAL INFO  Students will be dismissed @ 11:30 AM.  Specific dismissal procedures will be provided by each school.  Please plan accordingly.  FALL BREAK SCHEDULE ● Fall Break: October 19 & 20. ● (Schools will be closed.) ● Students and staff will return on October 21st.
LANETT CITY SCHOOLS  PARENT REMINDER   REPORT CARD PICK-UP & PARENT CONFERENCE DAY and Fall Break Schedule OCTOBER 16th  PARENT PICK-UP & BRIEF TEACHER VISITS 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM  PICK UP YOUR CHILD'S REPORT CARD & CONNECT WITH TEACHERS  STUDENT DISMISSAL INFO  Students will be dismissed @ 11:30 AM.  Specific dismissal procedures will be provided by each school.  Please plan accordingly.  FALL BREAK SCHEDULE ● Fall Break: October 19 & 20. ● (Schools will be closed.) ● Students and staff will return on October 21st.

It’s National School Lunch Week (October 12–16)! At Lanett City Schools, we’re proud to provide free, nutritious breakfast and lunch to every student daily. To celebrate, our cafeterias are running a fun "Cafeteria Circus" theme featuring special decorations and delicious themed menu items.

We extend a heartfelt thank you to our hardworking Child Nutrition staff for keeping our students fueled and ready to succeed every day!

16 days ago, Lanett City Schools
Cafeteria Circus National School Lunch Week - Oct 12th-16th 2026
Join Our Panther Family! 🐾

Lanett City Schools is growing, and we are looking for passionate, dedicated educators to join our team and help us Live • Learn • Lead.

We are currently seeking qualified candidates for the following positions:

Secondary Math Teacher
Secondary English Language Arts (ELA) Teacher
Interventionist - Middle & High School Math & ELA
ESL (English as a Second Language) Teacher
Pre-K Auxiliary Teacher

https://www.lanettcityschools.org/o/lcs/page/humanresources
18 days ago, Lanett City Schools
LANETT CITY SCHOOLS   Live • Learn • Lead   Join Our Panther Family(On-screen math content in the background image):   Volume of Rectangular Prism   6 units   4 units   10 units   Volume = length × width × height   6 × 4 × 10 = 240   Volume = 240 units³      LANETT CITY SCHOOLS IS SEEKING QUALIFIED CANDIDATES FOR THE FOLLOWING POSITIONS:   SECONDARY MATH TEACHER   SECONDARY ENGLISH LANGUAGE ARTS TEACHER   INTERVENTIONIST - MIDDLE AND HIGH SCHOOL MATH & ELA   ESL (ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE) TEACHER   PRE-K AUXILIARY TEACHER   APPLY TODAY!   https://www.lanettcityschools.org/o/lcs/page/humanresources
Please see the flyers below for more information about the upcoming school board meetings for Lanett City Schools.
23 days ago, Lanett City Schools
Lanett City Schools Lanett City Board of Education will hold its regular board meeting on Thursday, October 8, 2026 at 5:30 P.M.  Location: Lanett City Schools Central Office 105 North Lanier Ave, Lanett, AL 36863  The meetings are open to the public.
Lanett City Schools Lanett City Board of Education will hold its regular board meeting on Thursday, October 8, 2026 at 5:30 P.M.  Location: Lanett City Schools Central Office 105 North Lanier Ave, Lanett, AL 36863  The meetings are open to the public.
Lanett City Schools is grateful to our valued industry partner, Knauf, for their generous support of our students through a formal attire donation.

A special thank you to Maria Coley, HR Manager at Knauf, for coordinating this wonderful drive and helping make a meaningful difference in the lives of our students. Your leadership, generosity, and commitment to our young people are truly appreciated!

Because of this thoughtful initiative, our students now have access to professional and formal clothing that can help them feel confident and prepared for important occasions—from school events and interviews to career and college opportunities.

We are proud to partner with businesses like Knauf that believe in investing in our students and helping prepare them to Live, Learn, and Lead. 💛🖤

Thank you, Knauf, for helping our students look the part, feel confident, and step into their future with pride!
23 days ago, Lanett City Schools
Ms. Carlisle and Ma Coley, HR Manager at Knauf
The Lanett Board of Education has appointed Mr. David Gagnon to fill the District IV vacancy, where he will serve the remainder of the current term.

Mr. Gagnon was officially sworn in during last evening’s Lanett City Council meeting.

We welcome Mr. Gagnon to the Lanett City Schools Board of Education and look forward to his service and commitment to our students, families, and community!
24 days ago, Lanett City Schools
School Board members from Left to Right Ms. Bridges, Ms. Boyd, Mr. Gagnon, Ms. Harris-Brooks, and Ms. Holley
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.
about 1 month 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!
about 1 month 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
about 1 month 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!
about 1 month 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
about 1 month 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.

about 1 month 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.
about 2 months 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