LHS students in Mr. Rogowski's 3D Design class put their skills to the test by using Onshape to create custom holiday ornaments. From concept to creation, these young designers brought their festive ideas to life!
Mark your calendars: Winter recess begins on Monday, December 23, 2024, and continues through Wednesday, January 1, 2025. Classes will resume on Thursday, January 2, 2025. Enjoy a restful and happy break!
📚 We’re excited to introduce a new standards-based report card for K-4 students starting this year! 🎉 This report card highlights each child’s progress toward meeting New York State learning standards. Report cards will be sent home today, along with a guide to help you understand the new format. You can also view the guide online at https://5il.co/32iy7.
K-6 students will be dismissed early on Thursday, December 12 for Parent Teacher Conferences.
Elementary Grades K-4 dismiss at 11:50am
Intermediate Grades 5 & 6 dismiss at 11:10am
Please remember your child comes home early and we encourage you to make any arrangements necessary because of this early release.
At Emmet Belknap, Miss Bridger's class project was on important achievements of the Indus Valley and Mesopotamia River Valley societies. Students spent time researching then creating diagrams. Projects ranged from physical diagrams to virtual blueprints modeling the achievements.
Mr. Glaubitz's Social Studies classes at Aaron Mossell JHS recently participated in a Fishbowl Protocol. They researched and collected evidence to support their argument. They then took turns discussing their research as well as listening to classmates share their points of view.
LHS Student Council joined forces with schools across the district to support the annual PB&J Drive! Charles Upson Student Council members led the charge with a fun Pajamas for PB&J Day, where our amazing students and families contributed generously.
All donations of peanut butter and jelly will be distributed to local food pantries, helping Niagara County families throughout the year. 💙🐾 LCSD loves making a difference in our community—thank you to everyone who contributed to this heartwarming cause! 💛 #WeAllBelong #HighFiveLCSD
Roy B Kelly fourth grade students learned about the Native American creation story in Ms. Korchowsky's art classes. They learned the significance of the turtle in the Iroquois tribes as well as other tribes throughout North America. After looking at representations of the turtle in Native American art, they modeled their own turtle sculptures with clay. They then created a radially balanced design on it's shell using lines shapes and colors.
Anna Merritt Elementary hosted their first ever Turkey Trot before Thanksgiving too! For 3rd grade, Brynn C, Faline G, Harper G, Bryson T, Loyal S, and Christian C all placed in the top finishers. For 4th grade, Layla D, Malayah F, Laila V, Lee J, Brayden M, and Reed Baldwin let the way for the group. Congratulations to all who participated!
K-6 students will be dismissed early on Friday, December 6 for Report Card Marking
Elementary Grades K-4 dismiss at 11:50am
Intermediate Grades 5 & 6 dismiss at 11:10am
Please remember your child comes home early and we encourage you to make any arrangements necessary because of this early release.
🌍 International Day of Persons with Disabilities 🌟
Observed annually on December 3, this day—established by the United Nations in 1992—aims to promote understanding of disability issues and support the dignity, rights, and well-being of individuals with disabilities.
By raising awareness, we can all play a part in fostering inclusion in every aspect of political, social, economic, and cultural life. Together, let’s celebrate the diverse contributions and talents of persons with disabilities and continue striving for a more equitable and inclusive world. 💙
#LCSDPride
The 9th annual Emmet Belknap 2K Turkey Trot took place prior to Thanksgiving Break. About 120 students participated in the run this year! Congratulations to this year's winners: 5th Grade - Paityn Q., Julian S. & 6th Grade Reagan Z., & Connor H.
First grade music students at George Southard Elementary enjoy singing "Over the River and Through the Woods" and playing the jingle bells to prepare for the holidays.
Today, December 2, is Special Education Day. We want to recognize the dedication and passion of our special education department, teachers, and staff at LCSD. Your hard work empowers every student and helps create an inclusive environment where all can thrive. #WeAllBelong
Upcoming Winter Concert Schedules
🍁 This Thanksgiving, we’re filled with gratitude for our incredible LCSD community! To our dedicated staff, thank you for your unwavering commitment to our students and schools. To our families, thank you for your support and partnership. Together, we make LCSD a place where everyone belongs. Wishing you all a holiday filled with warmth, joy, and quality time with loved ones. 🦃✨ Happy Thanksgiving!
Students at AMJHS had the chance to immerse themselves in an exciting and educational experience during their social studies classes. The department hosted a competition centered on games inspired by Indigenous cultures, combining fun with a meaningful exploration of history and traditions. Activities included the Arctic Ice Challenge, Lacrosse, the Scissor Broad Jump, and the Mohawk Skywalker.
Quiet moments, big benefits! 📚 Charles Upson students are embracing the joy of reading through the Silent Reading Club. This dedicated time helps build focus, imagination, and a lifelong love for books.
Mrs. Key’s 6th graders at Emmet Belknap embraced the cafe vibe as they crafted their end-of-unit character essays! With chocolate milk, treats, and a cozy atmosphere, creativity and inspiration were flowing.
This Thanksgiving season, our elementary students embraced creativity, gratitude, and fun! Mrs. Garis’ kindergarten class read Turkey Trouble and cleverly disguised turkeys with help from their families to keep them safe from Thanksgiving dinner. At Anna Merritt, third graders enjoyed their annual Friendsgiving, celebrating their classroom family and sharing what they’re thankful for, including friends, school, and teachers, all while enjoying a delicious feast. To top it off, students got into the holiday spirit by dressing up as turkeys, bringing smiles and laughter to the celebration! 🦃🍂
