LSC

LSC is an acronym used by multiple organizations and terms across different fields. This article highlights several notable uses that appear in common reference.

Legal Services Corporation — In the United States, the Legal Services Corporation is a nonprofit corporation established by Congress in 1974 to fund civil legal aid for low-income Americans. It does not provide direct legal representation but distributes grants to eligible nonprofit and public interest law offices that offer access to justice, particularly in areas such as housing, family law, and public benefits.

Local School Council — In some U.S. school systems, notably Chicago Public Schools, the Local School Council is an elected body composed of parents, teachers, and community members. LSCs participate in school governance, including budgeting, setting school priorities, and sometimes principal hiring and evaluation, as part of a broader school reform framework.

London School of Commerce — The London School of Commerce is a private higher education institution in the United Kingdom that offers undergraduate and postgraduate programs in business and management. LSC operates campuses and collaborative arrangements with partner universities to award degrees and professional qualifications.

Laser Safety Committee — Many universities and research institutions maintain a Laser Safety Committee to oversee laser use and laser-related safety policies. The committee reviews risk assessments, approves laser equipment operations, and ensures compliance with national and institutional safety standards to protect staff and students.

Line Scan Camera — In imaging and machine vision, a line scan camera captures one line of pixels at a time, allowing high-speed or high-resolution imaging suitable for continuous materials like papers, textiles, or electronics. LSCs are used in quality control, inspection, and document scanning applications.