Livingston Manor will host the Wildcats/Coach Fred Ahart Games Basketball Tournament Jan. 12 and 13.
The tournament will kick off Friday, Jan. 12, with Liberty vs. Tri-Valley boys at 5 p.m. followed by Livingston Manor vs. Sullivan West at 6:30 p.m.
The consolation game will be at noon Saturday, Jan. 13, followed by the championship game at 2 p.m.
Donations will be accepted for the Coach Fred Ahart Foundation, named in honor of the NYSPHSAA Hall of Famer, longtime basketball coach and athletic director at Roscoe Central School. Games will be livestreamed via the livestream link on the Livingston Manor Central School District's homepage, www.lmcs.us.
Good afternoon LMCS. Holiday Mountain has advised us to postpone Ski Club to next Friday, January 19th, to ensure adequate ski and snowboard conditions. Ski Club for this Friday, January 12th, is cancelled. Ski Club will resume, Friday, January 19th. Meagan Edwards will be contacting each family signed up for Ski Club with updated information.
Good Morning Wildcats! LMCS is on a 2 hour delay today Wednesday, January 10th! Again, LMCS is on a two-hour delay today. Thank you!
Fourth-graders took advantage of the weekend snow to test out the snowshoes, provided through past Sullivan 180 grant money.
Good Morning Wildcat Families,
Livingston Manor Central School District will have an early dismissal today, Tuesday, January, 9th, 2024 starting at 11:30 AM due to the impending weather. There are no afterschool activities on Tuesday, January 9th, 2024. We hope you all have a great day and be safe.
Good afternoon LMCS. Holiday Mountain has advised us to postpone Ski Club to next Friday, January 12th, to ensure adequate ski and snowboard conditions. Ski Club for this Friday, January 5th, is cancelled. Ski Club will resume, Friday, January 12th. We will reschedule a make-up trip for later in the season. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact Meagan Edwards at extension 1227, or by email.
Samuel Wolkoff played the national anthem on his electric guitar for a start of the varsity boys basketball game earlier this month.
Kimberly Luning's fourth grade Social Studies classes recently made long houses in groups to wrap up their unit on Native Americans. Check out their work.
Kindergarteners were busy in the week leading up to winter break. The kindergartners joined eighth-graders decorated gingerbread babies in Mrs. Poppo's class; fifth-grade students from Mr. Hemmer's class visited and interviewed kindergarten students as they helped them write letters to Santa, and Mrs. Ryan's kindergarten class demonstrated their presentation about cooperation, which is the PBIS (Positive behavioral interventions and supports) topic of the month.
A anonymous donor helped provide posters recognizing our senior winter athletes. The posters are displayed in the LMCS gym.
Leading up to winter break, students in the afterschool program made and decorated cookies.
The girls varsity basketball team hosted a food drive during a boys basketball game earlier this month to get spectators, fans, guardians and athletes to donate some items before the holiday season. This event was the team's OCIAA Community Service project for the winter season. Thanks, Anthony Morgano, for the photo!
The sixth grade students created "ugly sweaters" and posted them on a billboard in the fifth and sixth grade wing. Staff was invited to vote on their favorite. Which is yours?
We wish everyone a joyous holiday season and winter break. We can't wait to see our students return on Jan. 3.
During the afterschool program earlier this month, fourth graders made and decorated cookies.
LMCS Ski Club signup is underway. The club is open to all LMCS students in grades 3 through 12. Deadline to sign up is Dec. 22. Trips will begin Jan.5, weather permitting. For an information packet, please email adviser Meagan Edwards at meagan.edwards@lmcs.us.
Our Wildcat musicians entertained earlier this month with various holiday selections at the Elementary and Middle/High School concerts.
The nature trail leading to the outdoor classroom at Livingston Manor is now safer with the completion of fencing near the creek. The project was funded through the winnings received by LMCS during the Sullivan 180 Empowering a Heathier Generation competition earlier this year.
LMCS music students entertained at the government center earlier this month.
Hello Wildcats! LMCS is closed today Monday, December 18th due to flooding and hazardous road conditions! Again, LMCS is closed today. Have a great day and be safe, Wildcats!