


🧹❤️ Happy Custodian Appreciation Day! ❤️🧹
Today, we’re celebrating the amazing custodial staff at Lowndes High School! Our custodians work hard every day to keep our school clean, safe, and welcoming for our entire Viking family. 💙➡️❤️
Theywere treated to a delicious spaghetti lunch and special treat bags as a small thank-you for all they do! 🍝🎁
Thank you for keeping LHS shining bright! We appreciate you more than you know! ❤️🩶
Happy Custodian Appreciation Day! 🧹✨ #VikingFamily #CustodianAppreciationDay #ThankYou






Mr. Teehee’s College Readiness Math students took their learning to the sidewalk as they used chalk to graph quadratic functions! From equations to colorful graphs, our Vikings are making math hands-on, collaborative, and fun. 🧮🖍️
Way to get outside the box—and onto the sidewalk—to learn! ❤️🩶










Our office staff was so happy to support Kalli, their Mentorship student and LHS volleyball player, as she celebrated Senior Night! We are so proud of you, Kalli, and loved cheering you on! 🏐🎓❤️🩶
#VikingFamily #SeniorNight #GoVikings

Paired with players, our members assisted with hitting, running the bases, and fielding balls while cheering them on every step of the way. After the game, everyone had a chance to decompress and have some fun at the playground! 🛝😊
We’re so proud of our FCCLA members for giving their time, sharing smiles, and making a difference in our community! ❤️







Students completed three trials to see how long their “offspring” (bubbles) could survive under different levels of parental care:
No care – Let the bubbles fend for themselves!
Some care – A little parental investment goes a long way.
Full care – Students did everything they could to keep their bubbles alive!
By comparing how long their bubbles survived in each trial, students explored how parental investment, reproductive strategies, and survivorship are connected in real populations.






After first identifying key characteristics of functions, the challenge was flipped: students were given a list of characteristics and had to work backward to graph a function that satisfied every single requirement. ✍️️📈
Tackling tough problems takes real hustle, and these students proved they have the determination and "never give up" attitude required to be powerful math thinkers.Amazing grit on display! 👏✨


A special THANK YOU to Salt & Light and Nails by Chris for generously donating gift cards for door prizes at our faculty meeting! 🎁✨
Your support and partnership help us show our faculty just how appreciated they are. We are grateful to have such wonderful community partners in our Viking family! 🫶

We are incredibly proud to celebrate Lowndes High School teacher Alishia Gaston Stack, who has been selected as one of 10 finalists for the Bill of Rights Institute’s National Civics Teacher of the Year Award! 🇺🇸📚
Selected from a nationwide search, Mrs. Stack is being recognized for her dedication to bringing civics to life and helping students develop the knowledge and skills to participate in our civic life. Each finalist has received a $1,000 prize, with the National Civics Teacher of the Year receiving a $5,000 award to be announced in October.
Way to represent Lowndes High School and the Viking Family on the national stage! ❤️🩶🤍
Congratulations, Mrs. Stack! We are Viking proud! 🏆⚔️
Mrs. Page’s Geometry students put their knowledge to the test with a “Speed Dating Game” while reviewing Congruent Triangles! 🔺💡
Students rotated through problems, worked with different partners, and put their geometry skills to the test—all while making review a little more fun! 💕📝
Way to make learning congruently fun, , Vikings! ❤️🩶🤍
#Geometry #CongruentTriangles #LearningIsFun





Ten students spent time making sandwiches and filling lunch bags with items for children in need. A special thank-you to Christ Episcopal Church for welcoming our students, allowing them to help pack and deliver lunches to children in our community.
And, of course, a little time on the swing set made the day even more fun! 😊
We are so proud of our FCCLA students for serving others and making a difference in our community! 💙






The LHS Friends Fur Life Club teamed up with our talented Construction class to create these handcrafted, raised wooden dog beds!
Both of these custom-built beds are being donated to a local animal rescue for their upcoming November Auction. Every dollar raised from these items will go directly toward supporting and caring for animals in need at the rescue.
Huge thanks to our hardworking students for putting their skills and hearts together for such a great cause! ❤️🛠️ #rescuedogs


This is the final opportunity for any student who has not yet had their picture taken to do so.
Picture Schedule:
Students needing a make-up picture should report during 1st block.
Students participating in Work-Based Learning (WBL) or Dual Enrollment should plan to have their picture taken during 2nd block.


LHS Impact and the Early Childhood Education program are accepting new and gently used coats, hoodies, and jackets for all ages and sizes until Friday, October 16th.
Students can earn up to 20 service hours (Heavy Coats = 3 hrs, Hoodies = 2 hrs, Jackets = 1 hr). Drop off your donations with Ms. Bellflower (C300), Mrs. West (E733), or Mrs. Arnold (C319). Please ensure all items are in good condition (no stained items, sweaters, or general clothing).

Inspiration in the classroom! 🌟 Mrs. Matheson’s class had the privilege of hosting Justin Geers, Executive Director of Valdosta-Lowndes Habitat for Humanity, and Michael Smith, CEO of Greater Valdosta United Way.
They shared their personal definitions of success and offered invaluable career advice to help guide our students as they start mapping out their own futures. Thank you both for investing in the next generation of leaders! 🏠🤝📚





