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Panther Nation, Mark Your Calendars!

Open House is coming up. Come meet your student's teachers, tour the classrooms, and see what's happening in the Panther Family this year!
about 21 hours ago, Lanett High School
Lanett High School Home of the Panthers  You're Invited  Open House  Date: Tuesday, Sept. 9  Time: 4:30 PM  Place: The Cafeteria  Progress reports go home this same day. Meet your student's teachers, see the classrooms, and talk one-on-one about how your student is doing in class.  We will also hold our Annual Title I Meeting.  334-644-5977 Questions? Give us a call

📣DEADLINE EXTENDED!

We’re excited to announce that the application deadline for the Lanett City Schools Superintendent’s Advisory Committee has been extended! 🎓✨

Students in grades 6–12 now have until Friday, September 4, 2026, to apply for this exciting opportunity to share their ideas, perspectives, and insights directly with the Superintendent and help make a positive difference in our schools.

We are looking for students who are leaders, communicators, collaborators, and committed to making Lanett City Schools the best it can be! Two students will be selected from each grade level.

📋 Applications are available now!
📅 NEW DEADLINE: Friday, September 4, 2026

Don’t miss your opportunity to use your voice and help shape the future of Lanett City Schools!

1 day ago, Lanett City Schools
📣 DEADLINE EXTENDED!  We’re excited to announce that the application deadline for the Lanett City Schools Superintendent’s Advisory Committee has been extended! 🎓✨  Students in grades 6–12 now have until Friday, September 4, 2026, to apply for this exciting opportunity to share their ideas, perspectives, and insights directly with the Superintendent and help make a positive difference in our schools.  We are looking for students who are leaders, communicators, collaborators, and committed to making Lanett City Schools the best it can be! Two students will be selected from each grade level.  📋 Applications are available now! 📅 NEW DEADLINE: Friday, September 4, 2026  Don’t miss your opportunity to Use Your Voice and help shape the future of Lanett City Schools!
📣 DEADLINE EXTENDED!  We’re excited to announce that the application deadline for the Lanett City Schools Superintendent’s Advisory Committee has been extended! 🎓✨  Students in grades 6–12 now have until Friday, September 4, 2026, to apply for this exciting opportunity to share their ideas, perspectives, and insights directly with the Superintendent and help make a positive difference in our schools.  We are looking for students who are leaders, communicators, collaborators, and committed to making Lanett City Schools the best it can be! Two students will be selected from each grade level.  📋 Applications are available now! 📅 NEW DEADLINE: Friday, September 4, 2026  Don’t miss your opportunity to Use Your Voice and help shape the future of Lanett City Schools!
Calling all young men! We are on a mission to build character, lead with purpose, and leave a legacy.

Join us for a FREE BBQ!

Here are the details:

Who: All boys in grades 7-12
When: September 3rd
Time: 4:30 PM - 6:00 PM EST
Where: The Lunchroom
Food: Free Hot dogs, drinks, and chips provided!

No cost to attend. Tag a friend and we'll see you there for food, connection, and purpose!
2 days ago, Lanett City Schools
YOU ARE INVITED!  YOUNG MEN OF LANETT HIGH SCHOOL BBQ  GRADE 7–12  Logo & Tree Text  YOUNG MEN OF PURPOSE  BUILDING CHARACTER. LEADING WITH PURPOSE. LEAVING A LEGACY.  LANETT HIGH SCHOOL  Tree Keywords: COURAGEOUS | FAITHFUL | GENTLEMAN | DISCIPLINED | HONORABLE | RESPECTFUL | HARDWORKING | LEADER | INTEGRITY  IRON SHARPENS IRON  PROVERBS 27:17  Event Details  DATE: SEPTEMBER 3  PLACE: LUNCHROOM  TIME: 4:30 PM – 6:00 PM EST  Highlights & Food  HOT DOGS  DRINKS  CHIPS AND FUN!  CHIPS (on the bag)  Footer Banner  BUILDING CHARACTER. LEADING WITH PURPOSE. LEAVING A LEGACY.
BACK IN BLACK 🖤

See you there, Panther Nation❗️

#TheStandard #BeGREAT
5 days ago, Lanett High School
Lanett High School Game Week August 29th | Kickoff - 8 PM Lanett vs Valley  Tickets: Tickets are $10.00 and may be purchased via the GoFan App or with cash at the ticket booth.  Gates: Home and visitor gates will be open for entry. The gate will open at 7:00 Eastern Time.  Security: Clear bag policy and security screening measures.  Concessions: Concessions will be sold. No outside food or beverages.
One Community, Two Sides, One Winner! Lanett vs Valley this Friday at the Panther Den! 8pm. It's a Blackout! Come out and show your panther pride and help us cheer them on to victory.
5 days ago, Chelcia Bridges
Friday Night Lights at the Panther Den are back!  One Community, Two Sides, One Winner! Blackout The City! 8pm.
🏐 It's game week, Panther Nation! Come out and support your Lady Panthers!
9 days ago, Nannette Cullwell
Lanett Panthers  Volleyball Game  August 25th  Lanett vs Randolph County  Game Time: 5:30 PM  Doors Open: 5:00 PM  August 27th  Lanett vs Valley  Game Time: 5:00 PM  Doors Open: 4:30 PM  Event Details  Tickets: $10.00 purchased via the GoFan app or with cash at the door  Clear bag policy and security screening measures  Concessions will be sold  No outside food or beverages
Picture Day is coming, Panther Nation!

Mark your calendars for Monday, August 24. Students may dress down for Picture Day, but please review the LHS dress down guidelines before choosing an outfit. Students not in compliance will be assigned the regular school uniform dress code.

Let's get those smiles ready!
12 days ago, Nannette Cullwell
Lanett High School Panthers Picture Day  LHS Panthers Say Cheese  Monday, August 24, 2026  Students may dress down for Picture Day. Please follow the LHS dress down guidelines below — students not in compliance will be assigned the regular school uniform dress code.  Dress Down Guidelines  No hats, hoods, du-rags, stocking caps, bandanas, bonnets, wrap caps, sweat bands or hair curlers  No vulgar, provocative or suggestive images, gang symbols or words  No clothing displaying drug or gang insignia  No halter, tank, backless, thin-strap, sleeveless or off-the-shoulder tops; no midriff showing  No see-through tops, excessively low necklines or excessively tight clothing  No torn, ripped, frayed or cut-off clothing; no rips or holes of any kind  No leggings, tights, jeggings, stretch knit or stretch denim pants  No jogging, wind, warm-up or athletic suits, shorts or pants  No pullover hoodies or hooded sweatshirts  No bedroom slippers, flip flops or slides — shoes at all times  Shorts, skirts and dresses no shorter than a dollar bill from the knee when standing  Pants worn properly above the waist; belt required with belt loops; shirttails tucked in  Jerseys must be worn over a shirt. Dresses must meet the same style requirements. The LHS Jacket Policy applies. Administrators will determine appropriateness of student dress.
Lanett High School Panteras Día de Fotos  LHS Panteras Sonríe  Lunes, 24 de Agosto, 2026  Los estudiantes pueden vestir de civil el Día de Fotos. Por favor sigan las siguientes reglas de vestimenta de LHS — los estudiantes que no cumplan deberán usar el uniforme escolar habitual.  Reglas de Vestimenta  No se permiten gorras, capuchas, du-rags, gorros, bandanas, boinas, pañuelos, cintas para el sudor ni rulos  No se permiten imágenes vulgares, provocativas o sugestivas, símbolos ni palabras de pandillas  No se permite ropa con insignias de drogas o pandillas  No se permiten blusas halter, de tirantes, sin espalda, sin mangas ni con hombros descubiertos; no mostrar el abdomen  No se permite ropa transparente, escotes muy bajos ni ropa demasiado ajustada  No se permite ropa rota, rasgada, deshilachada ni cortada; sin roturas ni agujeros de ningún tipo  No se permiten leggings, mallas, jeggings ni pantalones elásticos de tela o mezclilla  No se permiten conjuntos deportivos, pantalones o shorts atléticos ni de calentamiento  No se permiten sudaderas con capucha de ningún tipo  No se permiten pantuflas, chanclas ni sandalias — zapatos en todo momento  Shorts, faldas y vestidos no más cortos que el ancho de un billete de un dólar sobre la rodilla, de pie  Pantalones bien puestos sobre la cintura; cinturón obligatorio si tienen presillas; camisa por dentro  Las camisetas de equipo deben usarse sobre una camisa. Los vestidos deben cumplir los mismos requisitos. Aplica la Política de Chaquetas de LHS. Los administradores determinarán si la vestimenta es apropiada.
🐾 JOIN OUR PANTHER FAMILY! 🐾

Are you ready to make a difference in the lives of our students? Lanett City Schools is looking for passionate, qualified candidates to join our team!

We are currently hiring for the following positions:
Elementary Teacher
Media Specialist
Secondary English Language Arts
Instructional Assistant (ESL)

If you or someone you know would be a great fit for our Panther team, tag them below or apply today!

🔗 Apply here: https://www.lanettcityschools.org/o/lcs/page/humanresources
13 days ago, Lanett City Schools
Lanett City SchoolsJoin Our Panther FamilyLANETT CITY SCHOOLS IS SEEKING QUALIFIED CANDIDATES FOR THE FOLLOWING POSITIONS :ELEMENTARY TEACHERMEDIA SPECIALISTSECONDARY ENGLISH LANGUAGE ARTS TEACHERINSTRUCTIONAL ASSISTANT ( ESL)APPLY TODAY!https://www.lanettcityschools.org/o/lcs/page/humanresourcesText visible on the display screen in the background:Volume of Rectangular PrismDefinition: cubic units inside a shape6 units4 units10 units$\text{Volume} = \text{length} \times \text{width} \times \text{height}$$\text{Volume} = l(w)(h)$$6 \times 4 \times 10 = 240$$\text{Volume} = 240 \text{ units}^3$
Alabama Act 2026-367: School Terrorist Threats - What Students and Parents Need to Know!

Lanett City Schools is providing important information about Alabama Act 2026-367: School Terrorist Threats. We encourage students, parents, and staff to become familiar with the law and report any concerns immediately.
14 days ago, Lanett City Schools
Alabama Act 2026-367: School Terrorist Threats  Safe Schools Are Everyone's Responsibility  Lanett City Schools is committed to providing a safe, secure, and welcoming learning environment for every student. Alabama Act 2026-367 strengthens state law regarding terrorist threats made against schools and reinforces that every threat must be taken seriously**.** The Act now defines a credible threat as “a knowing and willful statement or course of conduct which, based on the totality of the circumstances, would cause a reasonable person to fear for his or her safety or the safety of another”.
Alabama Act 2026-367: School Terrorist Threats  Safe Schools Are Everyone's Responsibility  Lanett City Schools is committed to providing a safe, secure, and welcoming learning environment for every student. Alabama Act 2026-367 strengthens state law regarding terrorist threats made against schools and reinforces that every threat must be taken seriously**.** The Act now defines a credible threat as “a knowing and willful statement or course of conduct which, based on the totality of the circumstances, would cause a reasonable person to fear for his or her safety or the safety of another”.
PANTHER NATION – AUGUST NEWSLETTER IS HERE!

Check out the latest issue of Panther Nation, your official Lanett High School student publication! Packed with wellness tips, college spotlights, teacher features, and upcoming events — there's something for everyone.
15 days ago, Lanett High School
Header Section  August Issue 2026  Panther Nation  An official student publication of Lanett High School  National Wellness Month  Being a teenager can be A LOT. Between school, friends, family, activities, social media, and everything else life throws your way, it's easy to put yourself last. But taking care of yourself matters.  Your mental wellness is just as important as everything else on your plate. Pay attention to how you're feeling. Give yourself time to rest, set boundaries when you need them, and talk to someone you trust when things start to feel like too much. You don't have to wait until you're completely overwhelmed to take a break, speak up, or ask for help.  Your physical wellness matters, too. Getting enough sleep, drinking water, eating regularly, and moving your body can make a real difference in how you feel—both physically and mentally.  Taking care of yourself doesn't have to be complicated, and you don't have to get it right all the time. Start small. Get some rest. Drink some water. Take a break. Check in with yourself.  Your mind and body deserve the same care and attention you give to everything else in your life.  Embedded Graphic (Top Right)  August is National Wellness Month  Take care of You.  Your mind matters. Your body matters. Small choices today can help you feel better tomorrow. Rest. Hydrate. Move. Breathe. You got this.  Upcoming Events  Back To School - 8/7  Flag F. v. LaFayette - 8/20 @600pm EST (away)  FB v. Loachapoaka - 8/21 (away)  VB v. Randolph County - 8/25 @530pm EST (home)  VB v. Valley - 8/27 @500pm EST (home)  Flag F. v. LaFayette - 8/27 @600pm EST(home)  FB v. Valley - 8/28 (Home)  Flag F. v. Valley - 8/31 @600pm EST (home)  Publications Graphic (Bottom Right)  Publications  Panther Pride  Welcome Back!  New year. New chapter. Let's make it great.
College Spotlight  Delaware State University  Delaware State University is a Historically Black College or University that was founded in 1891 under the name Delaware College for Colored Students. It began due to the Morrill Act of 1890 with the assiatnce of the Delaware General Assembly. It has multiple locations. Here are some facts:  Tuition - $10,169 yearly -in- state tuition  Minimum GPA of 2.0  800 on the SAT (math and critical reading combined)  ACT score minimum of 17  Student-to-faculty ratio is 17:1  Notable Alumni: Darnerien McCants, Herman L. Wood, John Ridgeway  Inspirational Graphic (Top Right)  I am Important.  I am Loved.  I am I Matter.  Meet The Teacher: Mr. Bullard II  This summer, one of our editors, Shawntia, had the opportunity to meet with our new band teacher and have a great conversation about the upcoming school year. During their time together, they shared ideas and asked questions regarding the year ahead. Here are some of the questions:  Q: Why did you choose Lanett?  A: I saw the potential for the music program to grow, and I wanted to be a part of a new environment.  Q: What do you expect from our students this upcoming school year?  A: Dedication and Hardwork.  Q: What are a few things you'd like to accomplish this year?  A: I would like to see a more established music program and better organization.  Q: What is your musical background?  A: Mostly band, but I do have choral experience.  Q: Where did you teach before coming here?  A: Admiral Middle School, Moore Elementary School, Mary Esther Elementary School  Q: Is this your first time being a band teacher? If so, how do you feel about it?  A: No, but I have five years of experience teaching band as a band director.  The Top 10 HBCU's As Ranked By U.S. News & World Report  Spelman College    Howard University    Morehouse College    Tuskegee University    Florida A & M University    Xavier University of Louisiana    Hampton University    North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University    Morgan State University    Delaware State University
Header Section  Número de Agosto de 2026  Nación Pantera  Publicación estudiantil oficial de la escuela secundaria Lanett  Mes Nacional del Bienestar  Ser adolescente puede ser muy complicado. Entre la escuela, los amigos, la familia, las actividades, las redes sociales y todo lo demás que la vida te depara, es fácil dejarte para el final. Pero cuidarte es importante.  Tu bienestar mental es tan importante como todo lo demás. Presta atención a cómo te sientes. Date tiempo para descansar, establece límites cuando los necesites y habla con alguien de confianza cuando te sientas abrumado. No tienes que esperar a sentirte completamente agobiado para tomarte un respiro, expresarte o pedir ayuda.  Tu bienestar físico también es importante. Dormir lo suficiente, beber agua, comer con regularidad y hacer ejercicio pueden marcar una gran diferencia en cómo te sientes, tanto física como mentalmente.  Cuidarse no tiene por qué ser complicado, y no es necesario hacerlo bien siempre. Empieza poco a poco. Descansa. Bebe agua. Tómate un respiro. Conecta contigo mismo/a.  Tu mente y tu cuerpo merecen el mismo cuidado y atención que le dedicas a todo lo demás en tu vida.  Embedded Graphic (Top Right)  Agosto es Mes Nacional del Bienestar  Cuida de Ti.  Tu mente importa. Tu cuerpo importa. Pequeñas decisiones hoy pueden ayudarte a sentirte mejor mañana. Descansa. Hidrátate. Muévete. Respira. Tú puedes con esto.  Próximos Eventos  Regreso a clases - 8/7  Flag F. vs. LaFayette - 20/8 a las 18:00 EST (visitante)  FB contra Loachapoaka - 21/8 a las 20:00(visitante)  VB contra Randolph County - 25/8 a las 17:30 EST (local)  VB vs. Valley - 27/8 a las 17:00 EST (en casa)  Bandera F. vs. LaFayette - 27/8 a las 18:00 EST (local)  FB vs. Valley - 28/8 a las 20:00pm(Local)  Flag F. vs. Valley - 31/8 a las 18:00 EST (local)  Publications Graphic (Bottom Right)  Publicaciones  Panther Pride  ¡Bienvenidos de Regreso!  Nuevo año. Nuevo capítulo. Hagámoslo increíble.
Enfoque en las universidades  Universidad Estatal de Delaware  La Universidad Estatal de Delaware es una institución históricamente para estudiantes afroamericanos, fundada en 1891 con el nombre de Delaware College for Colored Students. Su creación se debió a la Ley Morrill de 1890, con el apoyo de la Asamblea General de Delaware. Cuenta con varias sedes. A continuación, algunos datos:  Matrícula: $10,169 anuales (para residentes del estado)  Promedio mínimo de calificaciones de 2.0  800 en el SAT (matemáticas y lectura crítica combinadas)  Puntuación mínima en el examen ACT de 17  La proporción de alumnos por profesor es de 17:1.  Alumnos destacados: Darnerien McCants, Herman L. Wood, John Ridgeway  Inspirational Graphic (Top Right)  Yo soy Importante.  Yo soy Amado/a.  Yo soy Yo Importo.  Conozca al profesor: Sr. Bullard II  Este verano, una de nuestras editoras, Shawntia, tuvo la oportunidad de reunirse con nuestro nuevo profesor de música y conversar animadamente sobre el próximo año escolar. Durante su reunión, compartimos ideas y planteamos preguntas sobre el curso que nos espera. Estas son algunas de las preguntas:  P: ¿Por qué elegiste Lanett?  A: Vi el potencial de crecimiento del programa de música y quería formar parte de un nuevo entorno.  P: ¿Qué espera de nuestros alumnos este próximo curso escolar?  A: Dedicación y trabajo duro.  P: ¿Cuáles son algunas de las cosas que te gustaría lograr este año?  A: Me gustaría ver un programa de música más consolidado y mejor organización.  P: ¿Cuál es tu formación musical?  A: Principalmente en bandas musicales, pero también tengo experiencia coral.  P: ¿Dónde dabas clases antes de venir aquí?  A: Escuela Secundaria Admiral, Escuela Primaria Moore, Escuela Primaria Mary Esther  P: ¿Es esta la primera vez que eres profesor de música en una banda? Si es así, ¿qué opinas al respecto?  A: No, pero tengo cinco años de experiencia como director de banda.  The Top 10 HBCU'S As Ranked By U.S. News & World Report  Spelman College    Howard University  Morehouse College  Tuskegee University  Florida A & M University  Xavier University of Louisiana  Hampton University  North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University  Morgan State University  Delaware State University
📢 Attention Lanett High School Senior Parents & Guardians! 📢

Don't miss our important Senior Parent Meeting!

🗓️ Monday, August 24
🕔 5:00 PM
📍 Lanett High School

We'll be sharing everything you need to know to help your senior have a successful final year of high school and prepare for life after graduation.

We look forward to seeing you there! 🎓
15 days ago, Lanett High School
Lanett High School  Senior Parent Meeting  Monday, August 24 at 5:00 PM  Senior Parents & Guardians — Don't miss this important meeting!  We will discuss information you need to know to help your senior have a successful final year of high school and prepare for life after graduation.  We look forward to seeing you there!
We are excited to introduce the Lanett City Schools Superintendent’s Advisory Committee for the 2026–2027 school year! 🎓✨

This committee will provide students in grades 6–12 with an opportunity to share their ideas, perspectives, and insights directly with the Superintendent and help make a positive difference in our schools.

We are looking for students who are leaders, communicators, collaborators, and committed to making Lanett City Schools the best it can be. Two students will be selected from each grade level.

📋 Applications are now available!
📅 Deadline: September 1, 2026
19 days ago, Lanett City Schools
Superintendent’s Advisory Committee  Student Application – 2026–2027  Purpose: The Superintendent’s Advisory Committee provides students in grades 6–12 with an opportunity to share ideas, perspectives, and recommendations that can help strengthen our schools and improve the student experience.  Selection: Two students will be selected from each grade level (Grades 6–12).  Application Deadline: Friday, September 1, 2026
Superintendent’s Advisory Committee  Student Application – 2026–2027  Purpose: The Superintendent’s Advisory Committee provides students in grades 6–12 with an opportunity to share ideas, perspectives, and recommendations that can help strengthen our schools and improve the student experience.  Selection: Two students will be selected from each grade level (Grades 6–12).  Application Deadline: Friday, September 1, 2026
Panther Nation Thanks Rep. Kristin Nelson!

Lanett High School is beyond grateful to Rep. Kristin Nelson for her generous donation to our school! Support like this makes a real difference for our students and helps us continue building on our tradition of excellence here at LHS.

Thank you, Rep. Nelson, for believing in our Panthers and investing in the future of our students. We are proud to have community leaders like you in our corner!
20 days ago, Lanett High School
🐾 Panther Nation Thanks Rep. Kristin Nelson! 🐾  Lanett High School is beyond grateful to Rep. Kristin Nelson for her generous donation to our school! Support like this makes a real difference for our students and helps us continue building on our tradition of excellence here at LHS.  Thank you, Rep. Nelson, for believing in our Panthers and investing in the future of our students. We are proud to have community leaders like you in our corner!
🏈🏐🎉 FALL SPORTS ARE HERE, PANTHER NATION! 🎉🏐🏈

The countdown is over Lanett Panthers! Fall sports season is officially underway and we cannot wait to fill the stands with Panther Pride! 🐾💛🖤

🏈 FOOTBALL kicks off Friday, August 21 vs Loachapoka!

🏐 VOLLEYBALL serves up their season Tuesday, August 25 vs Randolph County (Home)!

🚩 FLAG FOOTBALL takes the field Thursday, August 20 vs Lafayette!

Three teams. One heart. Endless Panther Pride. 💛🖤

Grab your gold and black, bring your voice, and let's pack the stands to support our Panthers this fall! Full schedules for all three sports are posted below ⬇️

Let's go Panthers!
22 days ago, Lanett High School
Lanett Varsity Girls Flag Football Schedule 2026  August 20: LaFayette – Away – 6:00  August 27: LaFayette – Home – 6:00  August 31: Valley – Home – 6:00  September 3: Loachapoka / Talladega – Away – 5:00  September 8: Loachapoka – Home – 6:00  September 10: Valley – Away – 6:00  September 17: TBA – TBA – TBA  September 22: Anniston – Away – 5:30  September 29: Talladega – Home – 6:30  October 1: TBA – TBA – TBA  October 6: TBA – TBA – TBA  October 8: Opelika – Home – 5:30  October 13: Playoffs Start – TBA – TBA
anett Panthers Volleyball 2026 Schedule  August  Tue, Aug 25: Randolph County – Home – 5:30 PM  Thu, Aug 27: Valley – Home – 5:00 PM  September  Thu, Sep 3: Horseshoe Bend – Home – 5:30 PM  Tue, Sep 8: Notasulga – Away – 5:30 PM  Thu, Sep 10: Reeltown – Away – 5:30 PM  Mon, Sep 14: Beulah – Home – 5:30 PM  Thu, Sep 17: Valley – Away – 5:00 PM  Mon, Sep 21: Ranburne – Away – 5:30 PM  Tue, Sep 22: Reeltown – Home – 5:30 PM  Thu, Sep 24: Horseshoe Bend – Away – 5:30 PM  Mon, Sep 28: Randolph County – Away – 5:30 PM  October  Thu, Oct 1: Beulah – Away – 5:30 PM  Mon, Oct 5: Notasulga (Sr. Night) – Home – 5:30 PM  Tue, Oct 6: Ranburne – Home – 5:20 PM  One Team, One Heart. Panther Pride!
'26 Lanett Football Schedule  Aug 21: Loachapoka  Aug 28: Valley  Sep 04: Horseshoe Bend*  Sep 11: Ranburne*  Sep 18: Randolph Co.*  Sep 25: LaFayette  Oct 02: BB Comer*  Oct 09: Dadeville* (HC)  Oct 16: Central Coosa*  Oct 23: Reeltown* (SN)  Oct 30: BYE  *Denotes Region Game HC - Homecoming SN - Senior Night
🐾 It’s a GREAT day to be a Panther! 🐾

The Lanett City Schools Child Nutrition Department is thrilled to welcome back all of our new and returning students, staff, and faculty! Our team has been hard at work getting ready for the new school year, and we can’t wait to see your smiling faces in the cafeteria. We are fully committed to serving up healthy, delicious meals—every meal, every day!

Here is what’s fresh on the menu this year:

🍎 Fresh Fruit & Veggie Boost: W.O. Lance Elementary is expanding fresh produce options through the Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Program!
👩‍🍳 More Scratch-Made Meals: Lanett was chosen as one of only six school districts in Alabama to partner with the Chef Ann Foundation! Our staff will be working directly with professional chefs to bring more scratch-cooked recipes to our kitchens district-wide, complete with new grant-funded equipment to make it happen.
🥦 Alabama Farm to School: We're partnering with the AL Department of Agriculture & Industries to bring more locally grown farm-fresh produce to students across the entire district.
☕ MOO-Brew Iced Coffee: Senior high students, get ready! Thanks to a Dairy Alliance Grant, we’re launching a new iced coffee program designed to keep you energized with healthy milk options.

To top it all off, our department passed our recent Alabama State Department of Education routine audit with flying colors—including zero findings for our Summer Feeding Program! 🎉

Huge shoutout to our incredible child nutrition professionals for their hard work and dedication. Let's make it a fantastic year!
26 days ago, Lanett City Schools
Lanett City Schools Child Nutrition Department It’s a great day to be a Panther! The Child Nutrition Department wants to extend a warm “Welcome Back to School” to all new and returning students, staff, and faculty! Our department has been busy preparing for the new year and we are excited to see everyone’s smiling faces in our cafeteria. We are committed to providing healthy, delicious meals every meal, every day! A few new things that were added to our program this year:  More Farm to School produce and fruit through the Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Program at W.O. Lance Elementary  More scratch-based cooking through the Chef Ann Foundation and the Alabama State Department of Education – district wide  More fresh produce and fruit through the Alabama Farm to School Program through the State of Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries – district wide  More healthy milk options through the MOO-Brew Diary Alliance Grant for our senior high students - iced coffee The Child Nutrition Program was chosen to participate in the Chef Ann Culinary Program and chosen as one of six school districts in the whole state of Alabama. The Chef Ann Program allows our child nutrition professionals to work with actual chefs who will provide technical assistance in more scratch- based recipe cooking. Grant funding was also provided to assist with small equipment purchases to make scratch-cooking easier. The Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Program and the Alabama Farm to School Program provides funding for the purchase of more fresh produce and fruit to reduce food costs for the department. The Moo-Brew Program is a Diary Alliance grant that will provide equipment and training for the Child Nutrition Department professionals at the high school in creating iced coffee to increase milk consumption for our older students. Lastly, a routine audit was conducted by the Alabama State Department of Education in March and June and the Child Nutrition Department had two minor findings for all programs and no findings for the Summer Feeding Program. Whoo Hoo! The child nutrition professionals are doing an outstanding job here in Lanett! It’s a Great Day to be a Panther!
🎨 Many Colors, One Masterpiece! 🎨

The wait is officially over—school starts tomorrow! 🌟

Every student brings their own unique color, talent, and energy to our halls. Together, we are painting a brand-new school year filled with learning, growth, and unforgettable memories. Lanett City Schools just isn't complete without YOU!

We can't wait to see your smiling faces in the morning. Get a good night’s sleep, get those backpacks ready, and let's make this year a true work of art! 🎒✨
27 days ago, Lanett City Schools
Lanett City Schools is committed to preparing students for success beyond graduation by equipping educators with meaningful, real-world learning experiences. In partnership with the Chambers County Development Authority, teachers and instructional staff serving grades 6–12 recently participated in the "Teachers on Tour" professional development program.

The experience began with an informative workforce panel featuring Mrs. Kim Shane of Smurfit Westrock, Mr. Tramontae Jackson of Hi-Lex, Mrs. Maria Coley of Knauf, and Ms. Ansley Emfinger from the Chambers County Development Authority. The panelists shared valuable insights about career opportunities available within our local industries, the skills employers are seeking, and the importance of developing a highly skilled workforce for the future.

Following the panel discussion, participants toured local manufacturing facilities where they observed advanced manufacturing processes, innovative technologies, and workplace operations firsthand. These experiences provided educators with a greater understanding of the knowledge and skills students need to be successful in today's workforce.

By connecting classroom instruction with local business and industry, Lanett City Schools continues to strengthen career awareness and workforce readiness for all students. The insights gained through this experience will help teachers integrate real-world applications into daily instruction, ensuring students are prepared to pursue college, careers, military service, and other postsecondary opportunities.

Lanett City Schools extends its sincere appreciation to the Chambers County Development Authority, Smurfit Westrock, Daedong Hi-Lex, Knauf, Ajin USA, Challenge, and all of our industry partners for investing in our educators and helping us prepare the next generation of leaders.

Together, we are building brighter futures - one classroom, one partnership, and one student at a time.
28 days ago, Lanett City Schools
Lanett City Schools is committed to preparing students for success beyond graduation by equipping educators with meaningful, real-world learning experiences. In partnership with the Chambers County Development Authority, teachers and instructional staff serving grades 6–12 recently participated in the "Teachers on Tour" professional development program.  The experience began with an informative workforce panel featuring Mrs. Kim Shane of Smurfit Westrock, Mr. Tramontae Jackson of Hilex, Mrs. Maria Coley of Knauf, and Ms. Ansley Emfinger from the Chambers County Development Authority. The panelists shared valuable insights about career opportunities available within our local industries, the skills employers are seeking, and the importance of developing a highly skilled workforce for the future.  Following the panel discussion, participants toured local manufacturing facilities where they observed advanced manufacturing processes, innovative technologies, and workplace operations firsthand. These experiences provided educators with a greater understanding of the knowledge and skills students need to be successful in today's workforce.
Lanett City Schools is committed to preparing students for success beyond graduation by equipping educators with meaningful, real-world learning experiences. In partnership with the Chambers County Development Authority, teachers and instructional staff serving grades 6–12 recently participated in the "Teachers on Tour" professional development program.  The experience began with an informative workforce panel featuring Mrs. Kim Shane of Smurfit Westrock, Mr. Tramontae Jackson of Hilex, Mrs. Maria Coley of Knauf, and Ms. Ansley Emfinger from the Chambers County Development Authority. The panelists shared valuable insights about career opportunities available within our local industries, the skills employers are seeking, and the importance of developing a highly skilled workforce for the future.  Following the panel discussion, participants toured local manufacturing facilities where they observed advanced manufacturing processes, innovative technologies, and workplace operations firsthand. These experiences provided educators with a greater understanding of the knowledge and skills students need to be successful in today's workforce.
Lanett City Schools is committed to preparing students for success beyond graduation by equipping educators with meaningful, real-world learning experiences. In partnership with the Chambers County Development Authority, teachers and instructional staff serving grades 6–12 recently participated in the "Teachers on Tour" professional development program.  The experience began with an informative workforce panel featuring Mrs. Kim Shane of Smurfit Westrock, Mr. Tramontae Jackson of Hilex, Mrs. Maria Coley of Knauf, and Ms. Ansley Emfinger from the Chambers County Development Authority. The panelists shared valuable insights about career opportunities available within our local industries, the skills employers are seeking, and the importance of developing a highly skilled workforce for the future.  Following the panel discussion, participants toured local manufacturing facilities where they observed advanced manufacturing processes, innovative technologies, and workplace operations firsthand. These experiences provided educators with a greater understanding of the knowledge and skills students need to be successful in today's workforce.
Lanett City Schools is committed to preparing students for success beyond graduation by equipping educators with meaningful, real-world learning experiences. In partnership with the Chambers County Development Authority, teachers and instructional staff serving grades 6–12 recently participated in the "Teachers on Tour" professional development program.  The experience began with an informative workforce panel featuring Mrs. Kim Shane of Smurfit Westrock, Mr. Tramontae Jackson of Hilex, Mrs. Maria Coley of Knauf, and Ms. Ansley Emfinger from the Chambers County Development Authority. The panelists shared valuable insights about career opportunities available within our local industries, the skills employers are seeking, and the importance of developing a highly skilled workforce for the future.  Following the panel discussion, participants toured local manufacturing facilities where they observed advanced manufacturing processes, innovative technologies, and workplace operations firsthand. These experiences provided educators with a greater understanding of the knowledge and skills students need to be successful in today's workforce.
Lanett City Schools is committed to preparing students for success beyond graduation by equipping educators with meaningful, real-world learning experiences. In partnership with the Chambers County Development Authority, teachers and instructional staff serving grades 6–12 recently participated in the "Teachers on Tour" professional development program.  The experience began with an informative workforce panel featuring Mrs. Kim Shane of Smurfit Westrock, Mr. Tramontae Jackson of Hilex, Mrs. Maria Coley of Knauf, and Ms. Ansley Emfinger from the Chambers County Development Authority. The panelists shared valuable insights about career opportunities available within our local industries, the skills employers are seeking, and the importance of developing a highly skilled workforce for the future.  Following the panel discussion, participants toured local manufacturing facilities where they observed advanced manufacturing processes, innovative technologies, and workplace operations firsthand. These experiences provided educators with a greater understanding of the knowledge and skills students need to be successful in today's workforce.
Lanett City Schools is committed to preparing students for success beyond graduation by equipping educators with meaningful, real-world learning experiences. In partnership with the Chambers County Development Authority, teachers and instructional staff serving grades 6–12 recently participated in the "Teachers on Tour" professional development program.  The experience began with an informative workforce panel featuring Mrs. Kim Shane of Smurfit Westrock, Mr. Tramontae Jackson of Hilex, Mrs. Maria Coley of Knauf, and Ms. Ansley Emfinger from the Chambers County Development Authority. The panelists shared valuable insights about career opportunities available within our local industries, the skills employers are seeking, and the importance of developing a highly skilled workforce for the future.  Following the panel discussion, participants toured local manufacturing facilities where they observed advanced manufacturing processes, innovative technologies, and workplace operations firsthand. These experiences provided educators with a greater understanding of the knowledge and skills students need to be successful in today's workforce.
Lanett City Schools is committed to preparing students for success beyond graduation by equipping educators with meaningful, real-world learning experiences. In partnership with the Chambers County Development Authority, teachers and instructional staff serving grades 6–12 recently participated in the "Teachers on Tour" professional development program.  The experience began with an informative workforce panel featuring Mrs. Kim Shane of Smurfit Westrock, Mr. Tramontae Jackson of Hilex, Mrs. Maria Coley of Knauf, and Ms. Ansley Emfinger from the Chambers County Development Authority. The panelists shared valuable insights about career opportunities available within our local industries, the skills employers are seeking, and the importance of developing a highly skilled workforce for the future.  Following the panel discussion, participants toured local manufacturing facilities where they observed advanced manufacturing processes, innovative technologies, and workplace operations firsthand. These experiences provided educators with a greater understanding of the knowledge and skills students need to be successful in today's workforce.
Lanett City Schools is committed to preparing students for success beyond graduation by equipping educators with meaningful, real-world learning experiences. In partnership with the Chambers County Development Authority, teachers and instructional staff serving grades 6–12 recently participated in the "Teachers on Tour" professional development program.  The experience began with an informative workforce panel featuring Mrs. Kim Shane of Smurfit Westrock, Mr. Tramontae Jackson of Hilex, Mrs. Maria Coley of Knauf, and Ms. Ansley Emfinger from the Chambers County Development Authority. The panelists shared valuable insights about career opportunities available within our local industries, the skills employers are seeking, and the importance of developing a highly skilled workforce for the future.  Following the panel discussion, participants toured local manufacturing facilities where they observed advanced manufacturing processes, innovative technologies, and workplace operations firsthand. These experiences provided educators with a greater understanding of the knowledge and skills students need to be successful in today's workforce.
Please see the flyers below for more information about the upcoming school board meeting for Lanett City Schools.
28 days ago, Lanett City Schools
Lanett City Schools  Lanett City Board of Education will hold its regular board meeting on Monday, August 10, 2026  at 5:30 p.m.   Location: Central Office
Lanett City Schools  Lanett City Board of Education will hold its regular board meeting on Monday, August 10, 2026  at 5:30 p.m.   Location: Central Office
Our incredible Lanett City Schools teachers, staff, and administrators have been hard at work!

All summer long, our team has been diving deep into professional development—sharpening their skills, exploring new teaching strategies, and planning exciting lessons to make this school year our best one yet.

Our educators are standard-setters, lifelong learners, and above all, deeply committed to our Panther family! We can’t wait to welcome our students back and see all this hard work come to life. 🖤💛
29 days ago, Lanett City Schools
Staff working together to assemble a puzzle.
Office Staff reviewing procedures.
LJH & LHS working on pacing.
Staff working together to assemble a puzzle.
Lance working on Pacing
Staff working together to assemble a puzzle.
Staff working together to assemble a puzzle.
Staff working together to assemble a puzzle.
National Night Out (Hosted by the Lanett Police Department)
📅 Tuesday, August 4, 2026
🕔 5:00 PM – 8:00 PM
📍 Playground across from W.O. Lance Elementary School
about 1 month ago, Lanett City Schools
Mark your calendars for Tuesday, August 4, from 5:00–8:00 PM and come out for an evening of fun, fellowship, and community at the playground across from W.O. Lance Elementary School!