Upcoming Events
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- Pre-K dismissalSchool Announcements and Upcoming Events
Spring Concert on Tuesday, May 21
The Long Lake Central School Spring Concert will be held at 6:30 on Tuesday, May 21st. Nearly all of the students are involved in a band or a chorus, or both. This will be a great chance for you to see your children or your friends’ children perform!
Please put this on your calendar. It’s guaranteed to be great entertainment!
Electrathon Car Club
Electrathon Car Club toured GE Global Research on May 9th and raced at Limerock on May 10th.
Crary Education Fund Needs Alumni Stories
For forty years the Bruce L. Crary Foundation has been helping North Country students attend college. The Foundation provides scholarships through the Crary Education Fund to full-time undergraduate students who are residents of Clinton, Essex, Franklin, Hamilton, and Warren counties in Northern New York. The Foundation has distributed more than $8 million in grants to over 5,000 Adirondack students and is currently funding over 400 students each year.
Over the last 40 years, 69 students from the Long Lake Central School community have been assisted with $94,650 in scholarship grants. The awards, typically from $600 to $1000 a year, are renewable for four years. The funds are often used to buy books and other necessary supplies and truly make a difference to students struggling to pay for college in increasingly difficult economic times.
With that long history in mind, Crary is contacting former scholarship recipients to ask their help in a new initiative. Executive Director Mary E. Bell said “We’d like to feature some of our alumni to illustrate the impact a scholarship program can have on students growing up in the North Country. We hope that past recipients will consider lending their stories to an effort to raise awareness of the Crary program. We’d love to hear from all our Crary alumni.” A short survey is available by emailing director@craryfoundation.org with the subject line “Alumni Survey” or by calling Mary E. Bell at 518-873-6496.
Over the last 40 years, 69 students from the Long Lake Central School community have been assisted with $94,650 in scholarship grants. The awards, typically from $600 to $1000 a year, are renewable for four years. The funds are often used to buy books and other necessary supplies and truly make a difference to students struggling to pay for college in increasingly difficult economic times.
With that long history in mind, Crary is contacting former scholarship recipients to ask their help in a new initiative. Executive Director Mary E. Bell said “We’d like to feature some of our alumni to illustrate the impact a scholarship program can have on students growing up in the North Country. We hope that past recipients will consider lending their stories to an effort to raise awareness of the Crary program. We’d love to hear from all our Crary alumni.” A short survey is available by emailing director@craryfoundation.org with the subject line “Alumni Survey” or by calling Mary E. Bell at 518-873-6496.
3rd Quarter Honor Roll Announced
Congratulations to the following students who are on the Honor Roll for the 3rd Quarter:
High Honors (89.5+): Alex Signell, James Gocke, Peter Gocke, Karmen Howe, Chandler Seaman-O’Brien, Lillian Dechene, Leif Roalsvig, Ethan Bush, Madison Miller, Henry Sandiford, Curtis Seaman, Shaneka Burch, Ranya Hamdan, Prudence Dechene, Emily Gagnier, Kyle McMurtry, Jill Miller, Margaret Smith
Honors (84.5-89.4): Abbie Roalsvig, Olivia Penrose, Maria Black, Emma Gocke, Lance Gocke, Jazmin Piraino, Arthur Jennings, Cara Seaman, Emily Waters
State Testing Schedule Released
The New York State Exams, school final exams and Regents exams are being administered during the months of April, May and June.
Please make sure that your child is well-rested and that they have a good breakfast on the day of their exam. Please encourage your child to do the best he or she can. Also, please try not to schedule appointments on testing days.
Click here for the test schedule.
Click here for more information and videos about NY State Common Core testing.
Please make sure that your child is well-rested and that they have a good breakfast on the day of their exam. Please encourage your child to do the best he or she can. Also, please try not to schedule appointments on testing days.
Click here for the test schedule.
Click here for more information and videos about NY State Common Core testing.
