The Spring and End of Year Modified/JV/Varsity Athletics Awards Presentation is scheduled for 5 p.m. Tuesday, June 11, in the Livingston Manor Main Gym.
Students who participated on a sports team this year are encouraged to attend. All Spring and End of Year letters, certificates, pins and plaques will be presented at this time. Athletes are also reminded that this is a public presentation and should be dressed professionally. Jeans, T-shirts, work boots and hats are NOT acceptable. Those who have extenuating circumstance that will prevent them from attending should contact Mr. Eggleton in the Athletics Office before the ceremony to make alternate arrangements to receive awards. All parents, family and friends are welcome to attend. There will be a buffet dinner hosted by the Livingston Manor Cafeteria Staff. All athletes are able to attend for free and all guests are $10 per person at the door.
The third-graders in the afterschool program worked with Mr. Dan Smith to write a piece on percussion instruments that they appropriately named, "Rainy Day." on Tuesday. They weren't able to go outside, but instead wrote the together. They worked to create their musical interpretation of rain. A video of the selection is available on our Facebook page.
Livingston Manor Library began hosting a monthly Sensory Play Series for children and their families in February. The Sensory Play Series targets neurodiverse children ages 3-10 and their families and seeks to provide children with an experience that is flexible and responsive to their natural play style. It is inclusive of the whole family, offering caregivers tools and games they can play at home to further connect with their child. Each month will model sensory play, focusing on a different sense i.e. sight, sound, touch, smell, taste and movement/balance led by artist and producer Jess Kaufman. The fifth program, at 10:30 a.m. Saturday, June 15, will focus on sound. There will be musical accompaniment by Joe Bergstein. Those who wish to attend are asked to sign up at the library by calling 845-439-5440, emailing livingstonmanorlibrary@rcls.org or visiting livingstonmanorlibrary.org/programsignup.
Livingston Manor hosted its annual bike-a-thon earlier this month. There were about two dozen riders who raised almost $2,250 for Ride 2 Survive. Organizers thank Pecks Market, Wayne Bank, Jeff Bank, Sullivan 180 and Ride 2 Survive for their donations.
LMCS seniors tested their rock climbing abilities at Gravity Vault in Poughkeepsie earlier this month.
The Roscoe Central School Class of 2027 held the First Responders vs. RCS/LMCS Faculty and Staff Basketball Game. on May 20 The class thanked the first responders and staff members who volunteered to play, families and friends who helped with concessions and sold tickets, and for everyone for coming out to support the class! I
Earlier this month, the modified and varsity softball and baseball teams took a trip to watch the Rumble Ponies in action in Binghamton as par to the Baseball in Education program. Wildcat varsity baseball player Anthony Zamenick was randomly selected by volunteering to be the bat boy for the game. Thanks to Rolling V and Kaplan Foundation for making the trip possible.
The second graders took advantage of the nice weather earlier this month to dine alfresco during lunch.
Students in the Sound Recording Tech class chose their guest (teachers, counselors, support staff) and invited them into the lab for a brief interview. Each guest was asked one question. The students set up the mics, recorded the sessions, edited the interviews and did it all themselves. Take a listen: https://soundcloud.com/dan-smith-568570448/ask-a-teacher-2024?si=4c1c1b4e9d2a43cd895eaaab59bd8f78&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing
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Middle school students visited Agudas Achim Temple earlier this month to learn more about the Holocaust.
Hello Wildcats! Reminder that the Class of 2025 is hosting a chicken barbeque today. Pick up is in the LMCS cafeteria starting at 3 PM. Please be advised that there will be no after school program Wednesday, May 22nd. Again, the after school program on Wednesday, May 22nd has been canceled. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. Thank you for your cooperation and have a great night.
Voting on the Livingston Manor Central School budget is underway. Polls will be open until 8 p.m. May 21. Read more about the budget here: https://www.lmcs.us/page/budget Hope to see you there!
Hello Wildcats! We are excited to announce that the academic awards breakfast for students in grades 9-12 who are receiving awards will commence promptly at 8:30 am on Wednesday, May 22nd.
Additionally, we kindly remind all families that LMCS will be closed on the following dates for the Memorial Day break: May 23rd, May 24th, and May 27th.
We eagerly anticipate the return of all students on May 28th. Wishing everyone a safe and enjoyable break!
Sullivan BOCES will offer a virtual information session for families and students with disabilities about support outside of and beyond school including post-graduation. Building Bridges Community Resources will be offered starting at 4:30 p.m. Tuesday, June 11.
Discussion topics will include parent supports, available resources, community agencies and student supports.
The Zoom meeting can be accessed at https://E2CCB-GST.zoom.us/j/98205418919, with a passcode of 860151. People can also dial into the meeting at 646-876-9923 or 646-518-9805.
The Livingston Manor Wildcats Baseball team seniors were honored earlier this month. As part of the event each senior threw a ball to their parent or guardian
Livingston Manor's choral and band students put on two terrific concert earlier this week. Good job to Mrs. Maraj, Mr. Smith and all of the students involved.
LMCS provided bagels, muffins, and coffee in memory of fallen officers on May 15 in the LMCS cafeteria. The event was kicked off by speeches from Middle/High School Principal Adam Larson and Elementary Principal Christopher Hubert, thanking those who were present for their service and commemorating those who were no longer with us but served to protect our community. Among those in attendance were three LMCS grads: LMCS graduates. Left to right- Trooper Brandon Smith (LMCS Class of 2011), Detective Sergeant Jake Gorr (LMCS Class of 1990), and Deputy Roy Rogers (LMCS Class of 2002).
Good Evening Wildcats! The Class of 2026 is hosting a Sneaker Night tomorrow, Friday, May 17th, for grades Pre-Kindergarten through 6th grade. Lace up and get ready for some fun! Here's the schedule: Pre-Kindergarten to 1st grade: 3:00 PM - 4:15 PM, 2nd & 3rd grade: 4:30 PM - 5:45 PM, 4th to 6th grade: 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM. Admission is only $6.00 and no concessions money will be needed. We hope to see you there!
In recognition of their outstanding efforts and academic achievements, more than two dozen Livingston Manor students in seventh through 12th grades, joined by students from Roscoe Central School, were invited to the Superintendent's Honors Trip to Urban Air in Middletown on Monday, May 13. While there, students were able to take part in a variety of activities.
