LCHS Art Department

Just a few highlights from the Systemwide Art Show/STEAM night 🙌❤️

LCHS Art Department Students are setup on the square painting faces for donations and selling paintings for donations ❤️ we will be here 10-2:30 🥰

You can make a $25-$35 (more if you like) for LCHS Art paintings on the square tomorrow. Just look for the pallet pasture on the courthouse lawn!

We hope to see you on the courthouse lawn for The Slawburger Festival! Rori and Abigail will be painting faces for donations and we will have cow art in our contained cow pasture ready to be adopted for a small donation! Money for face painting goes to Rory and Abigail-Donations for artwork goes to the LCHS Art Dept! 10-2:30

We hope to see you this Friday for our annual System wide Art Show and STEAM Night! April 17th, 4-7 in the gymnasium.

There will be live demonstrations, displays, door prizes, performances, art displays, free artmaking stations, food trucks and more! Come enjoy this free community event with your family!

Best entrance point is at the back of the gym in the rear parking lot!

Lincoln County High School Art Dept. proudly announces that student Abigail Speegle has been selected to attend the highly competitive 2026 Tennessee Governor’s School for the Arts (GSFTA) in the area of Visual Art.

Abigail was chosen from a pool of more than 1,000 applicants across the state, a distinction that highlights her exceptional talent, dedication, and commitment to the arts. The Governor’s School for the Arts is one of Tennessee’s most prestigious summer programs, designed to provide intensive, advanced-level instruction to gifted high school students.

Selection into the program is a significant achievement, recognizing students who demonstrate both artistic excellence and strong potential for future success. Abigail’s accomplishment reflects not only her individual hard work, but also the support of her teachers, school, and community.

The Tennessee Governor’s School for the Arts offers students the opportunity to study with accomplished faculty, collaborate with peers from across the state, and further develop their artistic skills in a collegiate environment.

Abigail will participate in the program this summer, joining other top student artists from Tennessee in an immersive and enriching educational experience.

About Tennessee Governor’s School for the Arts (GSFTA):
The Tennessee Governor’s School for the Arts is a state-sponsored program that provides talented high school students with intensive instruction in various artistic disciplines, fostering creativity, innovation, and excellence.

Thank you to Brenda Roles with The Warrior Exhibit for bringing the Advanced Art class a signed lithograph print by famous Surreal Artist Salvador Dali to see in person. Special thanks to Mr. Thom Gilmore and his wife for allowing Mrs. Roles to bring the framed work to LCHS for the students to view in person!

As usual I am forgetful on pics but before all these go out the door here and some of the kiddos Christmas clay projects. I will try and grab some more photos tomorrow! Some are going to add lights to their Christmas trees or tea lights hence the holes.

“Big” kids still enjoy treats too even if they don’t let on ❤️❤️❤️.

This was a fun project to work on. I am proud of the hard work my students put in.

Perhaps next year the City Parks and Rec can ask all the jr highs and elementary schools to submit one board for the Stonebridge Park and the high school students work can remain on Mulberry so all of the schools/school system’s kiddos can participate ❤️.

It is great all of the school systems in Lincoln County (including City) offer some form of fine arts offerings.

We are always excited to serve our community ❤️❤️❤️ The students have worked very hard to prepare several hundred canvas and paper crafts for this event!!! https://www.facebook.com/share/p/14PhTfxeVpy/?mibextid=wwXIfr