Congrats to our Spring Teams! Thank you Coaches and Players for your dedication and hard work this season! Keep up your hard work in the classroom and on the diamond! Go Knights!
Congratulations to our Varsity Softball and Baseball players who were recognized for their outstanding performances both on the diamond and in the classroom this Spring. Go Knights!
The family picnic is back! The Lisbon PTO, Seaway Valley Prevention Council, and our school staff are all working together to plan a fun event! If you plan to eat lunch provided by the school, please RSVP using the link below.
https://forms.gle/cfrwgCqrT8yU4iJc9
Our 4th-grade students made poppies in recognition of Memorial Day.
Our LCS Art Department is happy to share that we have 6 students featured in the annual St. Lawrence County Juried High School Student Art Show in the Gibson Gallery at SUNY Potsdam. An opening reception will be on Friday, May 31st, from 5-6 PM. The exhibit will be up until June 14th. Congratulations to our artists!
Enjoy the long holiday weekend!
Good Luck to the Varsity Baseball Team who plays tonight at 5pm at St Lawrence University vs Parishville-Hopkinton for the Class D Section X Finals. There is no admission fee so come cheer them on! If you can't attend, you can watch the game on the NFHS Network. Go Knights!
Future Lady Knights Soccer Camp June 10th - 13th! Students can see Miss LaBeau for registration forms.
Students in the After School Program went to Cornell Cooperative Extension farm this week for "goat yoga." They enjoyed learning basic yoga poses while interacting with the goats. It was a very unique and fun experience!
The After School Program will be hosting a summer program again this year for students in grades UPK-8. Applications were sent home with students this week and are due back by Monday, June 3rd.
Our Annual Budget Vote and Board of Education election will be held tomorrow in the LCS Main Lobby from 1-9 p.m. Don't forget to vote!
Varsity softball and baseball game day. Today was also our Renee Robinson Memorial Softball Game with Renee’s parents throwing out the first pitch, Senior Night Recognition for Ava Bouchey, last regular season home games, and Spring Coaches Appreciation Days. Go Knights! 🥎⚾️💙💛
Varsity softball and baseball game day. Today was also our Renee Robinson Memorial Softball Game with Renee’s parents throwing out the first pitch, Senior Night Recognition for Ava Bouchey, last regular season home games, and Spring Coaches Appreciation Days. Go Knights! 🥎⚾️💙💛
If you are interested in sharing thoughts or asking questions about our 2024-2025 school budget stop down to the Lisbon Diner on Thursday or Friday this week!
The 2024-25 Budget Hearing will be held tomorrow in the LCS Auditorium at 6 p.m.
Varsity Baseball Senior Night Game! Congratulations to our Seniors for being a part of the program and their commitment to the team! Thank you to their families for being supportive through the years! Wishing you all the best of luck for the rest of the season, and in all your future endeavors! Go Knights! ⚾️💙💛
Good Afternoon, We would like to remind you about the upcoming early release staff development day scheduled for Tuesday, 05/07/24. On this day, all students will be dismissed at noon. Please be aware that PM BOCES students will continue to attend their regular scheduled classes at NWT as usual. However, there will be no PM UPK on this early release day. Thank you for your attention and cooperation.
Congratulations to Evan McLear, the winner of the LCS FROGS Club t-shirt design contest! 🐸
T-shirt order forms will be sent home today and should be returned to Mrs. Richardson by Friday, April 26. Shirts are available in youth and adult sizes for just $18 each!
Please note that the first order form that went home had an error —the correct price is $18.
The dental screening and sealant program is available at school this week for students in UPK and grades 1-3. If you would like your student to participate, please return the program registration form or contact our school nurse for more information.
Students in Ms. Finnegan's 3rd grade class have been learning about habitats and animal adaptations. They read Peter Brown's "The Wild Robot" and were challenged to create their own robot that could survive by adapting to a new habitat. Check out their creative creations!
