PHOTO SUBMITTED As a new initiative to promote literacy and reading, Lawrence County School Board Attorney Nate Armistad began recognizing literacy stars from across the district at the February Board meeting. These students received prizes from Armistad to help further their passion for reading. First to be recognized were the high scorers in Third Grade Reading on the 2023-2024 MAAP Assessment. Monticello Elementary — McKinley Goss with Principal Felicia Thornton and Superintendent Allen Barron.

PHOTO SUBMITTED Topeka Tilton Attendance Center Parent of the Year Bridget Britt with Felder and Barron.

PHOTO SUBMITTED Topeka Tilton Attendance Center Teacher of the Year Jenny Smith with Principal Al Felder and Barron.

PHOTO SUBMITTED Lawrence County High School Teacher of the Year Misty Grubbs, with LCHS Principal Cassie Bridges and Barron.

PHOTO SUBMITTED District Administrator of the Year Dr. Jeff Quin, Lawrence County Technology and Career Center Director.

PHOTO SUBMITTED District Parent of the Year Sherry Conn, LCHS and LCTCC Parent of the Year.

PHOTO SUBMITTED District Parent of the Year Sherry Conn, LCHS and LCTCC Parent of the Year.

PHOTO SUBMITTED District Teacher of the Year Kristi Lambert, Special Education, Monticello Elementary School, and MES Teacher of the Year.

PHOTO SUBMITTED As a new initiative to promote literacy and reading, Lawrence County School Board Attorney Nate Armistad began recognizing literacy stars from across the district at the February Board meeting. These students received prizes from Armistad to help further their passion for reading. First to be recognized were the high scorers in Third Grade Reading on the 2023-2024 MAAP Assessment. Topeka Tilton Attendance Center — With a tie in Score and GPA, Aileen Al-Rai and Brody Bull, Principal Al Felder and Superintendent Allen Barron.

PHOTO SUBMITTED As a new initiative to promote literacy and reading, Lawrence County School Board Attorney Nate Armistad began recognizing literacy stars from across the district at the February Board meeting. These students received prizes from Armistad to help further their passion for reading. First to be recognized were the high scorers in Third Grade Reading on the 2023-2024 MAAP Assessment. Topeka Tilton Attendance Center — With a tie in Score and GPA, Aileen Al-Rai and Brody Bull, Principal Al Felder and Superintendent Allen Barron.

PHOTO SUBMITTED As a new initiative to promote literacy and reading, Lawrence County School Board Attorney Nate Armistad began recognizing literacy stars from across the district at the February Board meeting. These students received prizes from Armistad to help further their passion for reading. First to be recognized were the high scorers in Third Grade Reading on the 2023-2024 MAAP Assessment. Monticello Elementary — McKinley Goss with Principal Felicia Thornton and Superintendent Allen Barron. New Hebron Attendance Center — Timyjia Horton, Principal Tiffany James and Superintendent Allen Barron.