Category: Lake George Elementary News
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Lake George Elementary School Seeks Its Next Principal
The Lake George Central School District is inviting qualified and visionary educational leaders to apply for the position of Elementary Principal at Lake George Elementary School. Lake George Elementary is a high-performing Pre-K–6 school serving approximately 300 students and consistently ranked among the top elementary schools in the Northern Capital District. Recognized as a 2024…
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LGES: A School Where Winter Moves
At Lake George Elementary School, winter isn’t something to endure, it’s something to embrace. One of the school’s most unique offerings is its cross-country skiing program, an experience that connects students directly to the outdoors while building lifelong habits of physical activity, confidence, and appreciation for their local environment. Set in a true four-season community,…
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Lake George Elementary Principal Conway Announces Retirement After 36 Years in Education
After devoting more than three decades to public education, James Conway, Principal of Lake George Elementary School, has announced that he plans to retire at the end of the 2025–2026 school year, closing a 36-year career marked by steady leadership and a deep commitment to students and schools. Mr. Conway began his career in education…
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Lake George Elementary School Takes Part in American Heart Challenge
Lake George Elementary School students recently showed that even the youngest learners can make a big difference through their participation in the American Heart Challenge. A total of 76 students from Pre-K through sixth grade took part in the challenge, learning about heart health, helping others, and supporting a meaningful cause that can save lives.…
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Lake George Schools Honor Veterans with Tributes
Lake George Central School District once again came together in gratitude and remembrance to honor the brave men and women who have served our country. Both Lake George Jr.-Sr. High School and Lake George Elementary School marked Veterans Day with displays of respect, patriotism, and community spirit. At Lake George Jr.-Sr. High School, students joined…
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Lake George Polar Plunge Sign Up!
Each year, our community comes together for the Lake George Polar Plunge to support Special Olympics New York, raising funds that empower more than 4,000 athletes with intellectual disabilities in the Capital Region. Thanks to your incredible efforts last year, these athletes had the opportunity to train, compete, and show the world what inclusion truly looks…
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Lake George Elementary’s Newest Page-Turner: A Book Vending Machine
On September 12, 2025, students officially unveiled their project with a ribbon-cutting ceremony, joined by members of the community who helped make the machine possible. The event not only celebrated the machine itself but also highlighted the power of student initiative and community partnership. At LGES innovation isn’t just encouraged; it’s a way of life,…
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Strong Starts Begin with Strong Relationships at Lake George Central School District
At Lake George CSD , the first few weeks of the school year are about more than just reviewing curriculum and diving into academics, they are about building the strong relationships that make teaching and learning possible. Before students even step into classrooms, the district prioritizes connection and comfort. Both the Elementary School and the…
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Lake George Elementary Students Take the Lead in Summer Reading Circles
This summer, the Lake George Elementary School Library is active with a fresh and exciting approach to literacy, putting the spotlight directly on its talented students. Instead of traditional adult-led sessions, this year’s Summer Reading Circles are being entirely designed and led by the students themselves, under the guidance of librarian Mrs. Crossman. The innovative…
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Author Jerry Pallotta Inspires Students at LGES Visit
Lake George Elementary School was filled with excitement as the school welcomed children’s author Jerry Pallotta. In anticipation of his visit, the library organized activities for each grade level during lunch, building anticipation for meeting the man behind the books. Students in Pre-K through second grade participated in a “Who Would Win?” activity. This involved…