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We want to remind our families that we are here to listen and support all students and families. To address your questions and concerns quickly and effectively, we encourage you to contact the staff/faculty member most directly involved first. If your question or concern remains unsolved, please view the Whom To Contact guide for assistance. …
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The district offered the “Parents and Guardians as Partners” webinar series with Educational Consultant and Trainer Dr. Jennifer Bashant. Dr. Bashant is the founder of Building Better Futures LLC and provides a number of different opportunities for parents and educators to help children succeed in school. 2022-2023 Webinars See the list of 2022-2023 webinars below. …
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The Lake Ave Drama Club is hard at work in rehearsals for its upcoming show, We Are Monsters! Costumes are coming together, our songs are sounding out of this species, our dances are scarier than a pumpkin, and our lines are… wait, what’s my line? You won’t want to miss our monster cabaret coming up this March …
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Lake Avenue Elementary School has been named a 2022 National Blue Ribbon School by the U.S. Department of Education. The recognition is based on a school’s overall academic performance or progress in closing achievement gaps among student subgroups. Lake Avenue is one of 297 schools nationwide to receive this designation. The 2022 application process was …
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Please contact your school nurse with any questions or concerns. Health Exams Students new to the district and those entering grades 1, 3, 5, 7, and 11 are required to provide a physical within 30 days of the start of school. Physicals must be dated 9/8/2021 or later Immunizations All students MUST be up to …
Elizabeth Carroll, an assistant principal at Maple Avenue Middle School, has been selected as the next principal at Lake Avenue Elementary School. Ms. Carroll will replace Dr. Barbara Messier who is retiring from her position on July 31 after 22 years. “Ms. Carroll has done an amazing job in her role of assistant principal at …
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Hudson Bauer, a Fifth Grader at Lake Avenue, won 2nd place from the Daughters of the American Revolution for his essay on, “What the Flag Means to Me.” Hudson was the youngest recipient of an award.
The District has recorded Seesaw and Canvas training sessions for parents and guardians. Seesaw is used in grades K-5 and Canvas is used in grades 6-12. Seesaw 101 for Parents & Guardians: Click here to watch the recording of Seesaw 101 for Parents and Guardians. This session will cover getting your child logged on to his/her Seesaw Account from Home. Setting up …
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Caroline Street Elementary School, Lake Avenue Elementary School, and Saratoga Springs High School have been named as Recognition Schools for the 2019-2020 school year by the New York State Education Department. Under the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) plan, which emphasizes fostering equity in education, Recognition Schools are those with high academic achievement, student growth …
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