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Final Exams (1/2 Day for Students)
Wednesday, May 22 - Periods 1,2,3,4
Thursday, May 23 - Periods 5,6,7,8

Lynn High School Graduation Ceremony will be held Thursday, May 23, 2013 at 6:00 p.m.


Lynn High School Class of 2013


Lynn High School would like to thank
Mr. Everett Cockrell for his 17 years of dedicated service.
Mr. Joey Boteler, Mr. Todd Tittle, Mr. Everett Cockrell, and Mr. Greg Pendley.

Lynn High School would like to welcome our new Head Football Coach, Jon Randolph. Coach Randolph is a graduate of Marion County High School and the University of North Alabama. He previously served as a teacher and coach at Early County High School in Georgia. We are very pleased to have Coach Randolph at Lynn High School. Spring Training for both junior high and varsity football is under way. The jamboree for the junior high team will be at Addison on Thursday, May 16th. The varsity jamboree will be played at Addison on Friday, May 17th. We appreciate your support of Lynn High School. BEAR PRIDE!

Newsletter  (April 2013)
Newsletter  (February 2013)
Newsletter  (January 2013)

Bear Pride Hustle April edition is posted.

Yearbook Photos...Created for the Lynn High School Yearbook. This is so that parents and students can post pictures of school events so that we may use them in our yearbook.

Prom Snapshots

Schedules

Printable Varsity Baseball Schedule

Printable Junior Varsity Baseball Schedule

Printable Varsity Softball Schedule

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Lynn High School Mission

The mission of Lynn High School is to provide a safe and supportive learning environment where all students can learn and develop academically, physically, and socially. Teachers will utilize strategic teaching strategies, along with technology, to ensure all students develop a strong educational foundation which will allow them to succeed in their future college and career endeavors, as well as in their adult life. We will seek and encourage parental and community support in order to help our students and school succeed. Successful students will value the importance of education, therefore becoming life-long learners. Individuals who value learning will become productive members of society.

Winston County Schools Purpose and Direction

The purpose of the Winston County Schools is to create excellence in providing youth with the encouragement, peer networks, and leadership skills necessary for them to make meaningful contributions to their communities and begin a life-long journey of leadership and service in the 21st century.