4H Club members worked on bird identification last week by talking about birds we see in our yards and other places near where we live. Some club members even had some bird jokes to share! They worked on bird feeders for club members to take home and hang from trees in their yards.
MP3 report cards for students in grades 3-12 have been posted to the portal. Hard copies will be mailed home on Friday. Enjoy Spring Break!
Reminder: with the variable weather we're having this spring, check the Athletic Schedule on our website to find out if sporting events are canceled, postponed or running: https://www.sectionvny.org/public/genie/783/school/6094/
Come out for the Tiger Talent Show on April 24! Featuring singers, dancers, a faculty band and a calf-roping demonstration! Admission is $3 per person, with kids ages 5 and younger free! Concessions will be available for sale. This fundraiser supports the Freshman Class.
First graders in Amy Damasiewicz's reading group celebrated literacy and National Schwa Day today! They have been learning how that sneaky sound appears in many multi-syllable words. They had an a-mazing day!
Fifth graders completed an independent reading challenge in quarter 3! Students who were able to read at least 1 novel and pass the AR quiz received a fun prize, book and bookmark! The top 5 readers in each class will get to eat lunch in the classroom next week!
Congratulations, Lady Tigers! First game and first win!
We're seeking students (grades 5-12) & adults for the Tiger Talent Show on April 24! Our show will include faculty judges & musical appearances by faculty & staff members! Registration forms due April 4. Concessions will be sold. Event is a fundraiser for Freshman Class.
Autism Awareness Day is April 2. Wear a color from the color spectrum to show your support.
The Library Department just finished their Maple Unit (Sugaring Time) with a presentation by School Resource Officer Deputy Barnum of his own Maple Syrup Production. During this unit the first grade students were able to learn where Maple Syrup comes from and how it is made. They were able to taste and see the sap before it is boiled (it really does look like water), and Deputy Barnum brought in Maple syrup from his sugaring operation for the students to sample. School Librarian Miss Collins and Library/Media Aide Mrs. Fredericks want to thank Deputy Barnum for all of his help with this project.
Second graders had a visit from Kristina Gabalski from Orleans County Cornell Cooperative Extension to celebrate Agricultural Week. Students listened to the book "The Pie That Molly Grew" and learned how a pumpkin grows. They even enjoyed making and eating pumpkin pudding!
We're seeking students (grades 5-12) & adults for the Tiger Talent Show on April 24! Our show will include faculty judges & musical appearances by faculty & staff members! Registration forms due April 4. Concessions will be sold. Event is a fundraiser for Freshman Class.
LCSD is looking for Modified Baseball and Softball Coaches for the 2025 season. Season begins on April 22 and runs through June 6. If interested, email Athletic Director Jim Zeliff at jzeliff@lcsdk12.org or call 585-765-3162. Thank you for supporting our students!
When the weather is yucky, Pre-K 4 students in Deanna Luckman's class had the chance to ride scooters and bikes in the gym instead!
Brianna Wheeler's class had fun in PE with the parachute this week!
LCSD Staff vs Law Enforcement Volleyball Game - Friday, March 28th
Students and staff did a stellar job performing in "Newsies" over the weekend! Bravo!
The Mobile Dental Unit is back at LCS! Forms went home with students last week with students in grades PreK-6. If you are in need of a new form, please call 585-765-3122.
Deanna Luckman’s Pre-K 4 class enjoying some nice weather on the playground!
Caroline Samson's Pre-K 3 class enjoyed the first day of spring, and they made a "bus" to snack on for their transportation unit.
