We are extremely proud of this group of singers — not only for their hard work and dedication, but also for their ability to adapt and maintain healthy vocal technique through a variety of singing styles. Additionally, they continue to represent the best of LHS with their good behavior and sheer classiness!
Many of these students will hop off of a bus and move directly into rehearsal for our upcoming spring musical production of My Fair Lady. Don’t miss it!!! We open next Thursday with shows nightly March 19 — 21 @ 7:00PM in the LHS PAC!

Graycee Brewer, a 9th-grade student, competed in the finals of the FFA Creed Speaking event. After advancing through a preliminary round, Graycee performed exceptionally well and was narrowly edged out by strong competition in the final round.
Avery Stidham, also a 9th grader, competed in the FFA Discussion Meet and delivered an outstanding performance as a first-year competitor. She was ultimately bested by two seniors who are expected to be strong contenders at the state level.
Kensley Dodson, a 12th-grade student, competed in the Senior Prepared Public Speaking Leadership Development Event with her speech titled “The Opioid Crisis in Agriculture.” Kensley advanced confidently through the first round and secured the area championship in the final round, narrowly defeating a familiar competitor she has faced each year since the 8th grade. This victory marks the culmination of seven years of competing in this event, where she previously earned 2nd- and 3rd-place finishes.
We look forward to seeing Kensley represent LHS at the state contest next month in Macon.



This morning, Lowndes High had the distinct honor of hosting a thank-you breakfast for our incredible Lowndes County Schools Maintenance Team.
From keeping the lights on and the AC humming to ensuring our facilities are safe and beautiful, these dedicated professionals work tirelessly behind the scenes. We know that a smooth school day doesn't happen by accident—it happens because of their hard work and expertise. 🛠️
It was a small token of our huge appreciation for everything they do for our students, staff, and the entire Viking family.
#VikingPride #ThankYou #SchoolMaintenance

Last week, Mrs. Bodrey’s Food Science classes learned all about the delicious world of chemistry in food! 🧪✨ Our amazing students took their seat-work into the kitchen to see science in action. 👩🍳👨🍳
Check out what we whipped up:
Homemade Ice Cream 🍨 (A total chill factor!)
Hand-shaken Butter 🧈 (Work those muscles! 💪)
Fresh Biscuits 🥐 (The perfect way to test our butter!)
Students were able to showcase physical and chemical changes in food 🔬, as well as demonstrate the differences in mixtures. These students are proving that the kitchen is the best laboratory! 🏫💛
#FoodScience #LearningByDoing #ChemistryInTheKitchen #FutureChefs #SchoolDays





The stage was set, the lights were bright, and The Viking Cantors absolutely crushed it! This past Saturday, our talented performers made their competitive show choir DEBUT at the Peach State Show Choir Invitational, and we couldn't be prouder of the results.
🥈 2nd Place: Small Mixed Division
Going up against six powerhouse schools from across Georgia and Alabama, our Cantors held their own and brought home the silver! To say we are "proud" is a massive understatement—this group showed incredible heart and talent. The Cantors are directed by Dr. Jennifer McQuade and the show was coreographed by Ms. Hannah Brewton.
🗓️ See the Award-Winning Show One Last Time!
Missed the competition? Want to see the magic again? Join us for the LHS Choirs’ Spring Concert!
Theme: "BE THE HERO"
Date: Thursday, April 30th
Time: 6:30 PM
Featuring: Women’s Chorus, Mixed Chorus, The Viking Cantors, and the LHS Combined Choirs.
Let’s pack the house and celebrate these incredible students! 🎶✨
#LHSChoir #VikingCantors #ShowChoir #BeTheHero #PeachStateInvitational






🦑 Deep Dive Into Dissection Day!
Our Zoology students went under the surface to explore the fascinating anatomy of the mollusk family. Specifically, they got hands-on with the squid, uncovering the specialized structures that make these cephalopods such effective underwater hunters.
Check out what they identified:
-Mantle: The muscular "cape" that protects the internal organs.
-Siphon: The jet-propulsion engine that allows for rapid escapes.
-Beak: A sharp, parrot-like tool used to bite into prey.
-Arms & Tentacles: The difference is all in the grip! (Arms have suckers all along, while tentacles only have them at the tips).
-Ink Sac: The ultimate smoke screen for a quick getaway.
Science is definitely better when it’s hands-on! 🧪🧬




Behind that delicious scent is a whole team of hardworking Life Skills students making it all happen! From carefully measuring ingredients and following multi-step recipes to practicing kitchen safety, teamwork, packaging, and preparing items for sale in the Crimson Cafe.
They’re not just baking brownies…
They’re building math skills through measuring and budgeting, strengthening reading skills by following recipes, developing communication and teamwork, and gaining valuable job-readiness experience.
We are so proud of the dedication and responsibility they show behind the scenes to bring these sweet treats to our school community. The next time you stop by for a brownie, know you’re supporting hands-on learning, confidence, and real-world skill development.
Thank you for supporting our amazing students! 💛☕




We are incredibly proud of our students who competed in the Preston Johnson Speech Contest, hosted by the Valdosta Rotary Club. These students put in the work, found their voices, and delivered powerful performances.
Huge congratulations to Lowndes High Students:
🏆 Marlie Robinson – 1st Place
🥈 Sofie Olson – 2nd Place
👏 Andrew Rogers – 4th Place
Special shoutout to Marlie and Sofie, who will be advancing to the Zone competition next month! We are rooting for you! 🌟
#ValdostaRotary #StudentSuccess #PublicSpeaking

We need booth volunteers for our upcoming real-life simulation at Lowndes High! Help students explore career paths, tackle financial decisions, and prepare for life after graduation.
Why volunteer?
✅ Support local students
✅ Promote your business (bring that swag! 🎁)
✅ Network with other community leaders
Details:
📅 April 15, 2026
🏢 Lowndes High Auxiliary Gym
🕛 Morning & Afternoon sessions available
How to sign up:
1️⃣ Screenshot this post.
2️⃣ Scan the QR code in your gallery!
3️⃣ See you there!
#OneLowndes #ClassOf2026 #LowndesCounty #ValdostaBusiness #GameOfLife #Volunteer


Mr. Collins shared how his career depended on skills we practice every day in English class —
✔️ Gathering strong evidence
✔️ Verifying facts
✔️ Asking the right questions
✔️ Communicating clearly and confidently
From investigating complex cases to writing detailed reports, he showed students that reading closely, thinking critically, and communicating effectively aren’t just classroom skills — they’re mission-critical skills.
Our students asked thoughtful questions and made powerful connections between the work of a Special Agent and the work of strong readers and writers.
We are so grateful for Mr. Collins’ time, wisdom, and service. Experiences like this help our students see that the skills they build today open doors tomorrow. 🇺🇸📚
#RealWorldLearning #ELAInAction #CriticalThinking #FutureReady


Ms. Alishia Gaston Stack is officially in Washington, D.C., amplifying the voices of Georgia teachers and students! 🍑➡️US
She is hard at work meeting with lawmakers to discuss the future of education and make sure our concerns are heard at the national level. We are so inspired by her dedication to the profession and her commitment to making a difference beyond the school walls.


Our students showcased incredible talent at the Region Literary Meet, and we couldn't be prouder of how they represented Lowndes High. Because of their hard work, LHS took home the overall 2nd place trophy!
Celebrating our 2nd Place Finishers:
🎭 Dramatic Interpretation: Tanner Hager
🎤 Boy’s Solo: Samuel Butler
📝 Analysis Essay: Gabriel Dahne
📝 Personal Essay: Logan Clark
Marching on to STATE! 🏆
A huge congratulations to our Region Champions! They will be competing at the State Literary Meet on March 14th:
🥇 Duo Interpretation: Tanner Hager & Julian Zambrano
🥇 Domestic Extemporaneous Speaking: Dylan Barr
🥇 International Extemporaneous Speaking: Anita Bandhakavi
Good luck to our state-bound Vikings! Let’s bring it home! 🕸️🔥
Lowndes High School successfully hosted our 3rd Annual Career Fair on February 27th! We were honored to have 28 incredible organizations join us—ranging from the City of Valdosta to our local businesses and industries.
A huge thank you to our community partners for investing in our students' success! 🛡️💼👷♀️
Want to join us next year?
If you know a business or organization that would like to be part of this annual event, we’d love to connect!
📧 Reach out to: fredanewson@lowndes.k12.ga
#CareerFair #FutureLeaders #ValdostaGA




Zoology students recently dissected an annelid (specifically an earthworm) in class. Some chose to be very “hands on” and some were purely… observational but everyone got to see the internal structures we’ve discussed in class. Students identified the digestive, nervous, reproductive, and circulatory systems.










Check out what our biology scholars have been up to! 🧬🔬
Mr. Hurley's students recently dove into a closed reading activity, sharpening both their literacy skills and their scientific knowledge. This wasn’t just a quick skim—it was a deep dive into complex biological texts.
🔍 The Strategy
To master the material, students focused on two high-impact goals:
Tier 3 Vocabulary Breakdown: Students identified and highlighted domain-specific terms. By breaking down these "science-only" words, they’re building a professional vocabulary.
Paragraph Annotations: For every paragraph read, students captured the "big idea." This ensures they aren't just reading words, but truly synthesizing the concepts.
🌱 Why It Matters
In science, the ability to decode complex information is just as important as the experiments themselves. These students are training to think—and read—like real scientists!


Huge congratulations to our Education as a Profession (EAP) team! Earlier this week, our future educators took home 1st Place in the Knowledge Bowl at the PAGE Future Educator’s Day held at VSU.
We are so proud of these students for showcasing their expertise and dedication to the profession. The future of education is looking bright! 🍎📚
#EAP #FutureEducators #KnowledgeBowl #VSU #TeacherLeaders #EducationAsAProfession

Whether you’re into digital illustration, photography, or traditional sculpture, we want to see what you’ve been creating! 🖌️📸
The Details:
Who: Open to ALL LHS students.
What: Drawing, Painting, Digital, Photo, & Sculpture.
Cost: $5 per piece (Max 2 entries).
Deadline: Fees & paperwork are due MARCH 13 via RevTrak.
Scan the QR code in the image to enter! Don’t miss your chance to be part of a juried show and win some GREAT prizes. 🏆
Opening Night: April 9 | 4pm - 6pm
#LHSArt #StudentArtCompetition #CallForArt #SupportTheArts #LHSArtists

