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Lowndes County Public Schools is seeking Requests for Proposal for Internal Connections
Lowndes County’s own public schools’ superintendent, Samita Jeter, received recognition recently at the Alabama Education Association (AEA) Adminicon Conference in Birmingham. The association honored educators during the conference held Jan. 31 and Feb. 1. Jeter, among those recognized for outstanding achievements in their field, was named AEA’s Outstanding Superintendent of the Year.” Jeter took on the role of superintendent of Lowndes County Public Schools in October 2023 after serving as the executive director of Head Start. She earned her bachelor’s degree in 1996 and a master’s in 1998, specializing her studies at Alabama State University (ASU) in early childhood education before launching her career in education as a first grade teacher.
We are pleased to notify you that in accordance with the Every Student Succeeds Act of 2015, you have the right to request information regarding the professional qualifications of your child's teacher. Click here to complete the form.
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Toriano "Tito" Baker Classichttps://www.lowndessignal.com/2023/12/07/teams-prepare-for-toriano-tito-baker-classic/
By The Numbers
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Number of Schools
3 Elementary Schools
2 Middle Schools
2 High Schools
1 Career Technical Center
300
Number of Employees
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83%
LCPS Graduation Rate
The Calhoun and Central High Schools have met and exceeded the state graduation rate. This year's graduation rate for the school district is 83%. Alabama's high school graduation rate is determined by the number of students entering ninth grade who complete 12th grade in a 4-year period. We salute the graduating class of 2020-2021. A big thank you to school personnel and central office administration.
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Dedication
We are dedicated and committed to ensuring that our students have what is needed to be successful.
1:1
Devices per Student
We are a 1:1 school district. Everyone student has his/her own chromebook. Every Teacher has his/her own laptop.
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Number of Students
African-Americans- 1078
Caucasian- 37
Hispanics- 24
Other - 6