Category: District News


  • Fall Varsity Football Update

    Dear Lake George, Warrensburg, and Bolton Football Families, Warrensburg Central School District, Lake George Central School District, and Bolton Central School District are committed to providing our students with opportunities to participate in interscholastic athletics. As we prepare for the upcoming football season, we want to share an important update regarding our varsity football program.…


  • Transportation Facility Grand Opening & Community Open House

    You’re Invited! Join us as we celebrate the Grand Opening of the Lake George Central School District’s new Transportation Facility!  Monday, August 24 11:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. 4020 State Route 9L, Lake George This community open house is a chance to tour our new facility, meet district staff, and connect with local organizations, including: • Lake George…


  • 2026-27 District-wide Safety Plan Annual Update

    Please see the Policies and Procedures section on the website here  if you would like to review the district safety plan and code of conduct which are required to have an annual review. There will be a public hearing at the August 11th board meeting prior to re-adoption of these plans by the board of education. …


  • MYKAH COLLIER-FISHER OF LAKE GEORGE NAMED TO CAPITAL DISTRICT SPORTS WOMEN OF THE YEAR 2026 CLASS

    ALBANY, NY – Mykah Collier-Fisher, a senior at Lake George High School, has been named as one of the 10 scholastic award recipients for 2026 by the Capital District Sports Women of the Year organization. Mykah, who competes in soccer, basketball and track & field, will be recognized at the Capital District Sports Women of the…


  • Lake George Sophomores Bring the Solar System to Life Across the Village

    What began as a classroom challenge quickly became an ambitious student-led project. This summer, visitors and residents can take a journey through the solar system without ever leaving Lake George, thanks to a group of Lake George High School astronomy students who designed and built a scale model of the solar system stretching from Park…


  • Lake George Music Department Strikes Gold at Music in the Parks Festival

    Four trophies. Two first-place finishes. One unforgettable day. The Lake George Music Department continued its remarkable year of success as members of the senior high band and senior high chorus traveled to the “Music in the Parks Festival” hosted at Holyoke High School and Six Flags New England, where they earned top honors across the…


  • Leadership Lives Here: Lake George Elementary Earns Lighthouse Recertification

    What happens when students are trusted to lead, encouraged to find their strengths, and taught that every voice matters? At Lake George Elementary School, it creates something extraordinary. Lake George Elementary has officially been recertified as a Leader in Me Lighthouse School by FranklinCovey, a distinction awarded to schools that demonstrate exceptional leadership culture, academic…


  • Lake George Students Put Financial Skills to the Test in Annual Budget Challenge

    Students in Lake George Jr.-Sr. High School’s Personal Finance classes put their financial knowledge to the test during the annual Budget Challenge, a hands-on simulation designed to prepare students for real-world financial responsibilities. The challenge is supported by the local TCT credit union, which was originally founded to support teachers and continues to prioritize financial…


  • Six Lake George Seniors Sign to Continue Athletic Careers at the Collegiate Level

    Six seniors took the next step in their athletic journeys on Wednesday, May 27, officially signing their letters of intent to continue competing at the collegiate level. Family, friends, teammates, and coaches gathered to celebrate the milestone as Mykah Collier-Fisher signed to play soccer at Utica University, Bailee Dineen signed to continue her soccer career…


  • History Passes Through Lake George Jr.-Sr. High School During Revolutionary War Procession

    On Friday, Lake George Jr.-Sr. High School students experienced history in a way few ever do, not through textbooks or documentaries, but first hand in their own community. Students lined the front of the school dressed in red, white, and blue, waving American flags as the “Repose of the Fallen” funeral procession passed by carrying…