Lee County School District

Pay for school meals online April 29, 2025 To Lee County Schools Parents, Easily pay for school meals online this year! Create your free MySchoolBucks account to conveniently and securely add money to your student’s meal account online or with the mobile app. With MySchoolBucks you’ll be able to view cafeteria purchases, check your student’s balance, receive low balance alerts and pay for school meals from anywhere! Get Started Today: 1. Go to myschoolbucks.com or download the mobile app 2. Create your free account and add your students using their school name / student ID 3. Add funds using your credit / debit card or electronic check Note: For each transaction, you will be charged a program fee 4. Set up automatic payments and never forget to send in lunch money again We appreciate you using this online option as a way to help reduce the amount of physical cash and check handling that would typically happen in the serving line, although that option is still available. If you need assistance with your account, you can find helpful how-to videos and answers to commonly asked questions by visiting myschoolbucks.com. Or, you can contact MySchoolBucks directly by logging into your account to start a chat conversation or give them a call at (855) 832-5226. Thank you, Jamie Shuler Food Service Director Lee County Schools

There are only 23 exciting and memorable days left in this school year. While we look forward to all the remaining events of this year (and the summer), we know families need to begin planning for next year. An electronic version of the 2025-26 Lee County School calendar can be found at www.lee.kyschools.us (under parent or teacher resources).

This is just a reminder of some important events coming up in Lee County Schools.

Lee County Schools would like to recognize Jen Wilder as going above and beyond. Mrs. Wilder helps students and staff throughout the school day. During the evenings and weekends, she helps with many extra-curricular and after school events. She is currently putting in extra hours getting ready for our annual Project Prom which follows Prom on May 3rd. Please help us give Mrs. Wilder a big shout out!!

There will be NO school for students in Lee County on Monday, March 10th. This is a staff planning day. There are only 51 school days remaining and our staff is making final preparations to finish strong.

There will be NO school in Lee County on Friday, February 21st. This will be NTI Day #10.

There will be No School in Lee County on Thursday, February 20th. This will be NTI Day #9.

There will be NO school in Lee County on Wednesday, February 19th due to the high probability for inclement weather. This is NOT an NTI day.

Lee County Schools Food Service will be offering lunch today February 18, 2025 at the high school cafeteria between 11 am and 2 pm. Food will be available for anyone in our community. We would like to invite everyone to join us.

There will be NO School in Lee County on Tuesday, February 18th. This will be a Traditional No School Day (Not NTI).

Lee County Schools Food Service will be serving lunch at the High School Cafeteria. Lunch will be served for any one of any age in Lee County that may be displaced or in need. Lunch will be served starting at 12 noon today February 17, 2025.

There will be NO school in Lee County on Monday, February 17th. This will be a Traditional Snow Day. Our thoughts are with our county and state!

There will be school in Lee County on Monday, February 17th. This was listed as a make-up day but has transitioned to an in person school day after missing school on Tuesday and the potential for more snow. Thursday, May 22nd will remain our last day of school for students as of February 12th. We have used 8 of 10 NTI days. An updated calendar is available at www.lee.kyschools.us

Lee County Schools WILL BE in session tomorrow, Wednesday, February 12th. However, buses will not travel on the following roads: Blaines Branch, Todds Road, Bear Track Subdivision, Paw Paw, Coal Branch, West Ridge, Fraley Farm Road or Coomer Fork. Those students will need to mee at their designated location

There will be NO School in Lee county on Tuesday, February 11th due to the potential for inclement weather. This will be a traditional snow day.

Today marks our 100th Day of school in Lee County. We thank everyone for all their support as we navigate through this school year. There are 70 really important days of instruction and lots of memorable events for our students and families remaining.

Student attendance has been great since our return from Christmas Break. We appreciate everyone's efforts as we finish this school year strong. After today, we only have 73 school days remaining until Summer break. The attached document should help with major events coming up but also check out the schools and district websites and facebook pages for more events and additional details. The final day for students will become clearer as we get closer to spring. Once we have a better idea what the last day is, we can set all graduation dates and end of year events.

There WILL be school in Lee County on Monday, January 27th but we will not be able to run all bus routes. Buses will NOT be able to run on Fraley Farm Road, Fincastle Road on Shoemaker, Todds Road in Cresmont, Blaines Branch, Paw Paw Road, Dunigan Branch, Coomer Fork or Wide Creek. If you live on those roads please follow the snow plan designated locations to meet your bus (www.lee.kyschools.us).

Our 2024-25 Lee County Schools calendar has been updated and is available on our website (https://www.lee.kyschools.us/). Our last day for students is currently, Thursday, May 22nd. We have used 8 of our 10 NTI days. We also understand that weather and lack of school can be frustrating for everyone. We do not take cancelling school or issuing NTI days for granted. We typically have multiple staff checking the majority of our bus routes and bus turnarounds to see if there is any way to have school prior to making any type of official announcement. There are many times that we would love to have school but its just not safe for our students and drivers.

There will be NO School on Friday, January 24th. This will be a traditional snow day that will be added to the end of the school calendar year. We checked a larger portion of our bus routes today but there were just too many issues with bus turnarounds, icy areas and a few tree's blocking routes. We will check roads on Sunday and hope to return to school on Monday. Thank you for your patience as we all work our way through this winter season.