Loris High School Newsletter 24-25
#unleashyourlion
December 2024 Newsletter
Loris High School's Mission and Belief Statements
Loris High's Mission and Beliefs
Loris High School's vision is to be a premier, world-class school in which every student acquires an excellent education. Our school will be a welcome center, organized around high-quality teaching and learning.
LHS MISSION STATEMENT:
The mission of LHS is to prepare all students to achieve excellence by creating an environment conducive to learning where students and families' work together to promote the skills needed in a continuously changing world.
OBJECTIVES:
- To secure financial assistance for all students seeking post-secondary education
- To develop a career/college plan for all students and ensure successful completion of the plan by all students.
- To have all students demonstrate proficiency in at least one area of advanced technology.
TACTICS... how the school will go about achieving its objectives
- We will provide the necessary training for our staff that ensures the achievement of our mission and objectives.
- We will secure funding necessary to achieve our mission and objectives.
- We will integrate advanced technology into all areas of the curriculum
- We will ensure a safe leaning environment.
- We will foster self-esteem, motivation and pride in students.
- We will establish a program to enhance school community relations.
- We will enhance our curriculum to meet the needs of a changing society.
WE BELIEVE…
- All students can learn.
- All students can be successful.
- Students are ultimately accountable for their learning; however, the family, the school, and the community shares in the responsibility.
- All students will be technologically proficient.
- Students will develop higher-level thinking skills.
- Students will be encouraged to pursue their interests and develop their talents.
- Learning is a lifelong process.
- Learning styles are accommodated.
- The school will provide a safe environment for learning.
- All faculty members will refine their skills to help students compete in a global market.
- All people deserve respect.
- Building cultural bridges promotes an appreciation for diversity.
- The school serves and reflects the community and its values by promoting responsible citizenship and by meeting its educational needs.
Important Dates and Information
December 10, 2024 Financial Aid Workshop
December 11, 2024 ASVAB
December 23, 2024-January 3, 2025 Winter Break
EOC Dates
December 17, 2024 English II
January 7, 2025 English II Reading
January 8, 2025 Biology
January 14, 2025 US History
Other exams will be given at the end of the first semester.
EOC Dates
High School Program NIghts
Noches de programas de secundaria
Loris High School Teacher and Staff Member of the Month for December 2024
Mrs. McKenzie Brown, Teacher of the Month
Ms. Courtney Bellamy, Staff Member of the Month
Loris Alumni Spotlight
Mrs. Ezizze Davis Foxworth, Esquire
Mrs. Foxworth is a 1995 graduate of Loris High School. During her time at LHS, Mrs. Foxworth was Freshman, Sophomore, Junior and Senior Class President, National Merit Scholar, Senior Beta Club member, Miss JROTC Queen, Army JROTC Battalion Executive Officer, LHS Band Color Guard Captain. Her peers designated her as having the Best Leadership Skills, She was also recognized as a SAT 1000 Scholar.
Her fondest high school memories were noted as follows:
"This is hard because there were so many great and lasting memories from my high school days. If I had to choose one, I would say I'll never forget the fireworks night on our Senior Class trip at Disney. That trip combined everything that I loved: fun, travel, new experiences, friends and memories. I recorded those feelings forever and told my friends that it wouldn't be like this always. They were so ready and excited to graduate ( I was too) but I knew we would never get those moments back. Some are no longer with us. I had that reality in that moment and was just thankful for the times we shared".
Best Advice for Current Students
"Plan and work for your future now. Yes, enjoy yourselves and live your best high school and young adult days, but trust me, they go by quickly. You will want to have planned for your following years, when you realize that high school days were your set up for your future endeavors, happiness and success. My dad always told us you'll either kick or thank your younger self one day. I listened, I enjoyed, I planned and I worked hard too".
Mrs. Foxworth is a double graduate of the University of South Carolina and the University of South Carolina School of Law. Upon graduating from law school, she practiced for 4 years and then opened her own law firm in 2007 at 580 Hwy 701 N., Loris, SC.
#unleashyourlion
Ms. Rocquellia Bell
During her years as a student, she had many accolades including:
Student Body President, 2006 Homecoming Queen, Toast of the Coast Honorable Mention Girls Basketball, Voted Best All Around, Senior Beta Club and Scholar Athlete.
Fondest Memory of High School
Playing basketball
Advice For Current Students
Enjoy these years because it goes by too fast!
Ms. Bell graduated from Coastal Carolina University( B.S), Coker University (M.S) and is currently a teacher and coach at her alma mater.