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Kindergarten Roundup News of Districtwide Interest To prepare for Kindergarten Round-Up, Lake George Elementary School is requesting that all parents or legal guardians who have a child who is eligible to begin Kindergarten in September to call the elementary school. Children who will be 5 years old on or before Dec. 1 and reside in the Lake George School District are eligible for Kindergarten. Kindergarten registration and screenings will... more info 2012 Math-A-Thon Lake George Elementary School, District The 2012 Math-A-Thon has begun. For the past 16 years, Lake George Elementary School has participated in the St. Jude Children's Research Hospital Math-A-Thon, and has raised $110,279. This year the goal is to reach the $118,000 mark. By participating in the Math-A-Thon, students in grades K-6 can improve upon their math skills, and have an opportunity to win prizes... more info Senior Art Major to have 3-Pieces Published in the Talent Unlimited Journal Lake George Jr.-Sr. High School, District Submitted by Katherine Casey, Fine Arts Department Chair Senior Art Major, Katie Dunn has had 3-black and white photographs accepted into the 2011 Talent Unlimited Journal this year. Hundreds of submissions from all of the area BOCES schools were juried down to the final 50 selected for the publication. It is a tremendous honor to have one piece selected, but Katie had an... more info 5 STUDENTS TO BE PUBLISHED IN THE TALENT UNLIMITED JOURNAL Lake George Jr.-Sr. High School, District During the 2010-2011 school year, 7th grade students in Mr. Luckenbaugh’s English class had an opportunity to submit their poems they created during a poetry unit to the Talent Unlimited Journal. Submission of the poems to the Journal was optional, and not a requirement. On January 23, 2012, the Talent Unlimited Editorial Committee announced the winning writing pieces that will be... more info Mayor Blais Visits the LGES Kindergarten Lake George Elementary School, District On Thursday, January 19th Mayor Blais met with the kindergarten students at Lake George Elementary School. The mayor spoke about his job and responsibilities as the mayor of Lake George. For example, he explained to the students that he decides when items like fire trucks are purchased for the community. The kindergartners enjoyed listening to Mayor Blais read a fiction book entitled:... more info Classroom 21 News of Districtwide Interest By Chris Clancy, District Technology CoordinatorOver a year ago, ninth grade global studies teacher Trista Tallon began to critically examine how her students were learning. A teacher for over ten years, Mrs. Tallon began to realize that there was a growing disconnect between what she was teaching during class and how her students were learning; these were not the same type of learners she had... more info Q & A with Patrick Dee, Superintendent of Schools News of Districtwide Interest Are district funds being used to refurbish the Elementary School courtyard? This question has been asked several times and the short answer is “no.” The rehabilitation of the Elementary School courtyard is a project of the Parent Teacher Staff Association (PTSO). The PTSO has secured a grant from SCA Tissue in the amount of $2,500, and a $500 grant from the Glens Falls Hospital’s... more info |
