November 7, 2026
Schools
Houchens achieves donation milestone during Kindness Month
Houchens achieves donation milestone during Kindness Month
CTE students partner with Giving Words nonprofit
Refurbished vehicle gifted to local single mom
2026 LCHS HOMECOMING
Guardians: Jessica Phillips and Harry Jackson Lives In: Louisa School/Community Involvement: YOVASO Future Plans/Goals: To go to college for interior design
Cutalong hosts VHSL state golf championship
Partnership between LCHS and Tributer Resort brings top golfers from across Virginia
LCHS Homecoming parade Thursday
Join Louisa County Public Schools for the annual Hometown Homecoming Parade Thursday, Oct. 15! As always, this parade will feature floats, candy, and a lot of fun. The parade begins at 6 p.m. at Mineral Fire Department and makes a left turn onto Mineral Ave. It proceeds down towards the DMV and past Mineral Mercantile, before making a left onto 5th Street. The parade floats will then proceed right onto Louisa Avenue and then left onto Budgie Road prior to entering Walton Park (628 Louisa Ave, Mineral). Parking for spectators is all along Mineral Ave. Please find parking on a side street and move towards Mineral Ave. with chairs and blankets to enjoy the parade.
FCCLA shines at State Fair
The Louisa County High School (LCHS) Chapter of Family, Career, and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) had an amazing time representing LCHS at the State Fair of Virginia on Thursday, October 1st.
Navigating AI in the classroom
LCPS updates AI policy, Sen. Warner talks safety protocols about revolutionary technology
LCPS pauses new school progress as it awaits Valley Link decision
The Louisa County Public Schools (LCPS) school board voted on the site for the fifth elementary school at the September 2 meeting, but chose to pause progress as they await an update on which route Valley Link decides to build the 115-mile 765-kilovolt (kV) Joshua Falls to Yeat Transmission Line Project planned to extend from Campbell to Culpeper County.