LMCS is on a 2-hour delay today, Monday January 23rd, 2023.
Due to skiing conditions from the weather, tonight’s trip to Holiday Mountain is cancelled. We apologize for the inconvenience. If there are any questions or concerns please contact Meagan.edwards@lmcs.us.
The bulletin board in the fifth and sixth grade wing has a great #CoolToBeKind message.
Good morning Wildcats! Due to the forecasted weather predictions, LMCS will be closed today, Thursday January 19th. Thank you and be safe!
Hello Wildcats! Due to forecasted weather, the Thursday, January 19th ski club trip to Elk Mountain is cancelled and will be rescheduled to 2/9/23. The dates for Elk Mountain are as follows: January 26th, February 2nd, and February 9th. If any families have any concerns or questions, please email meagan.edwards@lmcs.us.
Any student athlete who has earned a varsity letter and would like to order a varsity jacket is asked to see Mr. Eggleton. We have an online store for you to view and share with guardians. Thank you.
https://www.jostens.com/apps/store/productDetail/1054032/Livingston-Manor-High-School/-/1185052001/CATALOG_REPOSITORY/LM-Varsity-Web/1689122366/
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LMCS will be closed today Thursday, January 12th.
LMCS is on a 2-hour delay today Thursday, January 12th.
Westchester Institute for Human Development will host a virtual informational workshop for families on the New York State Alternative Assement from 10 to 11:30 a.m. Friday, Jan. 20.
NYSAA is part of the state testing program that measures attainment of the state's learning standards for students with the most severe disabilities.
Those who attend will learn about all state assessment options, what the NYSAA test entails, the eligibility and decision-making process, graduation/student exit options and how it will impact a student's post-secondary planning.
To register, visit https://zoom.us/meeting/register/tJ0rc-mrqj8pGdKOaDlTlnI1vXlkU4MucrxO
LMCS eighth grade students made pajama pants and shorts in their home and careers class recently. They learned how to operate sewing machine as well as how to prepare fabric. "I learned that making pajama pants was very easy," student Mya Ross said. "I like having the result at the end and seeing my classmates' pants and shorts too. It was a very fun experiments to have in eighth grade."
The Livingston Manor Class of 2023's volleyball tournament originally scheduled for Friday, Jan. 6, has been rescheduled for Friday, Feb. 10, from 5:30 to 9 p.m. at Livingston Central School. The tournament is open to Sullivan County students in 9th through 12th grades. Each team must consist of six players, one being named captain, and must be co-ed with a minimum of 2:4 ratio. Teams should arrive at the school by 5 p.m. on the day of the tournament. The cost is $42 per team ($7 per player). Registration is due by Feb. 3. Concessions will be available, and spectators are welcome. Donations to the LMCS Class of 2023 will be accepted. For more information or a registration form, call 845-439-4400, ext. 1242, or email janelle.jones@lmcs.us or jennifer.tolbert@lmcs.us.
The deadline to get the lowest price for the LMCS 2023 Manorism Yearbook is approaching. The cost for orders placed by Jan. 31 will be $49, between Feb. 1 and April 1 will be $52, and after that, $55. Books can be ordered online at https://tinyurl.com/xem6r7w2 , or using the QR code on the flyer with this post. The 200-page, full-color books will be delivered by June 8. For more information, email yearbook adviser Jessica Mall at Jessica.mall@lmcs.us
Livingston Manor will take part in the second annual Fred Ahart Games on Friday and Saturday, Jan. 13 and 14, at Roscoe Central School. All contributions will support the Coach Fred Ahart Foundation.
Roscoe JV girls basketball will take on Monticello at 5 p.m. Friday, Jan. 13, followed by Sullivan West JV Boys vs. Livingston Manor at 6:30 p.m.
The following day, Monticello Varsity Boys will take on Sullivan West at 11 a.m. with Seward Varsity Boys vs Livingston Manor at 12:45 p.m. and Tri-Valley Varsity Boys vs. Roscoe at 2:15 p.m.
All games will be livestreamed at https://www.roscoe.k12.ny.us/page/rcs-streams and on the RCS Athletics Youtube Channel.
Concessions and apparel sales will be available during all games.
Holiday Mountain and Elk Mountain Ski Information has been sent home with all students in grades 3-6. This information is available for students in grades 7-12 in the high school office. All permission slips and payments are due by Wednesday, Jan. 11 to Ms. Edwards. For more information, please contact Meagan at meagan.edwards@lmcs.us.
Livingston Manor kindergarteners went on a wild gingerbread man hunt through the school in search of that crazy little guy before break! He was found back in the classroom safe and sound with a bowl of gingerbread cookies for everyone. The class thanks the awesome LM staff, even including our ‘Mr. Jordan’ (security), for helping make this event come to life … they truly made this something our little ones will always remember! See photos from the hunt on our Facebook page.
Enjoy break!
Kindergartners took a walk up to the high school home ec room Thursday to decorate the cookies they made last week with the 'big kids. Ms. Davis and the students created a fun and exciting event for the little ones! See more photos on our Facebook page.
The LMCS primary grades got a visit from St. Nicholas (better known as Santa Claus) on Thursday morning. He was able to squeeze in a quick visit before his busy night this weekend!
One of Santa's top elves, Ariel Mears, came to visit the kindergarten on Wednesday with a special delivery! Ariel's grandma, Fay Mears, made countless stockings for kindergartners year after year after year. Nana Fay, as she was affectionately known, passed away two years ago. Ariel was not going to let Livingston Manor kindergartners go without those homemade, hand stitched stockings... in memory and honor of her amazing grandma, Ariel has taken up the task of making gifts from the heart and made a stocking for each of our little ones! They are absolutely beautiful and we know these students will have these unbelievable stockings to enjoy for many years.
