Home » Lake George Jr./Sr. High School News

Category: Lake George Jr./Sr. High School News

  • 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…

  • Lake George Voters Approve $26.7 Million School Budget Proposal

    On Tuesday, May 19, voters in Lake George Central School District passed a $26,708,960 budget proposal for the 2026-27 school year by a vote of 299-63. Under the approved budget, a 3.29% tax increase will maintain all instructional, athletic, and co-curricular programming. “Lake George has always taken pride in providing ‘small school, big opportunity’ experiences for our…

  • Lake George Community to Vote on 2026–27 Proposed School Budget

    On Tuesday, May 19th, Lake George Central School District residents will vote on a proposed $26,708,960 school budget for the 2026–27 school year. The proposed budget is designed to maintain the high-quality educational programs and opportunities that define Lake George as a small school with big opportunities, while responding responsibly to rising operational costs, aging…

  • Lake George Central School District To Appoint William Levett As Next Elementary School Principal

     At the May 12th Lake George Board of Education meeting, Superintendent John Luthringer will recommend the appointment of William Levett to the position of Principal of Lake George Elementary School.   A longtime educator and Lake George resident, Levett brings more than 15 years of educational experience and a strong connection to the community. Currently serving…

  • Queensbury-Lake George Hockey Team Awarded for Community Service

    On Monday, April 27, The New York State Public High School Athletic Association (NYSPHSAA) announced the Queensbury/Lake George Boys Ice Hockey Team as the 2026 Winter NYSPHSAA Community Service Challenge Winner. Their submission was selected by the NYSPHSAA Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) for its sustained commitment to community service. For over a decade, the Queensbury/Lake…

  • Lake George Senior Chorus Earns Gold with Distinction at NYSSMA

    The Lake George Jr.-Sr. High School Senior Chorus delivered an exceptional performance at the New York State School Music Association (NYSSMA) Majors Ensemble Festival, earning the prestigious Gold with Distinction rating, one of the highest honors awarded. The festival brings together top-performing ensembles from across the region. Unlike traditional competitions, NYSSMA evaluations are based on…

  • Local Teachers Turn Lake George Memories into a Story for All

    Dozens of families, educators, and community members filled the Lake George Caldwell Library on Saturday, May 18, not just for a book launch, but for a celebration of everything that makes Lake George feel like home. The ABC’s of Lake George isn’t your typical children’s book. It’s a letter to a community, dreamed up over…

  • Lake George CSD Welcomes Students from Saga City, Japan for Cultural Exchange

    On Thursday, March 26, Lake George Central School District proudly welcomed 19 students from Saga City, Japan, along with five chaperones, for a weeklong cultural exchange that continues a tradition spanning more than 35 years. From the moment they arrived, students were eager to connect, building friendships, sharing experiences, and learning about one another’s cultures.…

  • From Classroom to Confidence- Presentation Pals Connects Students Across Grades

    What happens when high school leaders team up with elementary students? You get Presentation Pals, a fun, engaging initiative through FBLA that’s building confidence, creativity, and communication skills across grade levels. At Lake George Jr.-Sr. High School, FBLA members have taken on the role of mentors, guiding LGES students through the art of creating and…

Recent headlines

News Archives