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FIRST LEGO Grants over $483,000 to LCSS CTE STEM!

  • Writer: LCSS Media Reports
    LCSS Media Reports
  • May 15, 2023
  • 1 min read

Updated: Jul 29, 2023

In 2019, LCSS became the 1st FIRST School District Partner in Tennessee. Throughout the past years, FIRST LEGO has greatly supported students through STEM4ALL in the Lawrence County School District. This year, they have shown a continued commitment to students through the CTE STEM Department by granting over $483,000 in robotics materials over the next 3-year period. Last week, Ms. Betsy Daniels (Sr. Innovative and Strategic Program Manager) and Kate Sample (Education Specialist) of FIRST met with Mrs. Annemarie Lampright (STEM Coordinator) and delivered the fantastic news. Over three days, the trio visited multiple school campuses throughout the district to observe LCSS classrooms in action!



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Hoang Co
Hoang Co
Apr 21

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Apr 18

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der Lean
der Lean
Apr 15

I’m really impressed by the level of commitment shown here—bringing in that kind of funding and hands-on support can truly transform how students experience STEM education. Seeing initiatives like this makes me realize how powerful real-world exposure and resources are in sparking curiosity and innovation. It also reminds me of how I approach challenges in Veck IO, where I’ve learned that growth comes from having the right tools and consistently pushing to improve.

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Nicka Marzzz
Nicka Marzzz
Feb 19

This is incredible news for LCSS and a huge win for students! A grant of over $483,000 for robotics materials will open up so many opportunities for hands-on learning in STEM. Programs like FIRST LEGO don't just teach technical skills—they build teamwork, creativity, and confidence. It's exciting to see this kind of investment in the next generation of innovators. It also makes me think about how technology can engage young minds in so many different ways. Whether it's building robots or exploring interactive stories, the right tools make all the difference. For families looking to combine meaningful content with screen time, finding the best bible game app can be just as impactful—bringing faith lessons to life through high-quality games and…

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rick Rode
rick Rode
Jan 22

The continued investment in robotics and hands-on learning will have a lasting impact across the district, inspiring innovation and future careers. Moments like this deliver a real Ragdoll Hit of excitement and motivation—exactly the kind of boost that helps students and educators reach the next level.

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