New Road Projects and Broadband Internet
$6.2M of Road Improvements The September 12th meeting covered a couple of exciting announcements. First, the board approved $6.2 million for road improvement projects. This is the largest road work…
Higher Taxes and the Superintendent’s 100-day Plan
Dr. Truitt’s First 100 Days After swearing her Oath of Office at the start of this meeting, Dr. Kathleen Truitt started by reflecting on the somber occasion that is September…
Stop the GSA Agenda in Lee County Schools
Requiring descriptive parental permission slips per club is the simplest, most effective way to stop GSA in its tracks Placing stronger requirements on non-curriculum-related clubs is also highly effective Several…
GSA, Support Group or Activist Camp?
If you missed last week’s article, please stop and go read it here. GSA Network, a multi-million dollar, communist, left-wing organization, has its sights set on Lee County, Georgia. GSA…
Rainbow “Pride” Comes to Lee County High
Unless you’ve been paying close attention to changes made to the 2022-2023 LCHS student handbook, you likely haven’t noticed additions to the list of clubs. Sadly, this addition is a…
LCSS School Milk Prices Jump 100%
Most of our readers with children in LCSS probably received a text message last Friday that read: Beginning Monday, September 19, the price of a single milk will increase to…
Georgia Parents’ Bill of Rights Takes Center Stage at September’s Meeting
Lee County School Board’s September meeting covered some very sensitive issues. Many of these arose from a parental backlash against progressive agendas that have taken center stage in American politics…