The Lauderdale County School District's mission is to educate all students so they can become competent contributing members of society. The LCSD is committed to meeting the needs of all students we serve as we prepare them to be productive, contributing members of our community. In this pursuit, we know students must have a passion or a desire for something – whether it’s academics, sports, or the arts. This passion is the driving force that gives them one reason to come to school, and thus, they are more likely to experience success.
The 1st Grade Grandparents Day Breakfast at West Lauderdale Elementary was filled with warm smiles, sweet hugs, and a whole lot of love. In the attached video, you'll see just why grandparents are so special. Thank you for all that you do!
Patriotism was on full display at Northeast Elementary as students enjoyed plenty of pre-Homecoming parade fun! From dancing and laughing, the young Trojans' school pride was on full display. Happy Homecoming, Trojan Nation!
We're well represented on the state stage, with three coaches and an assistant superintendent earning seats on two top athletic decision boards in Mississippi. Here's more about their appointments. Congratulations!
The Lauderdale County School District is the proud home of almost 6,000 students and 945 faculty and staff who serve four outstanding community schools. Clarkdale, Northeast, Southeast, and West Lauderdale are each committed to educating all students, so they can become competent contributing members of society.