Students in grades third through fifth grade participated in the Trout Release Day at LMCS. All students were able to release several trout into the stream along the school's property. There were also six activities rotations for students to participate in, including learning how to tie a fly, cast a line and more information about trout from our local hatchery and Fly Fishing Museum. There was also a K-9 demonstration from our local police department. Student led centers were hosted by our FFA and FCCLA. All students were able to decorate (and eat) a trout shaped cookie and create trout spin art. #Wellness Wednesday.
about 1 month ago, Livingston Manor Central School
Students watch a K9 demonstration
A spin art piece featuring a trout
A student pours trout from a bucket into a stream as an adult watches.
a student creates spin art
Students decorate trout-shaped cookies
Students color a drawing of a trout
An adult talks while standing near a stream as student hold buckets with trout
A student pours trout from a bucket into a stream as an adult watches.
Students practice casting a fly fishing line
Don't miss tonight's band concert, which will feature a performance by alumni as well. While you are there, be sure to check out the display of memorabilia! The concert starts at 6:30 p.m. in the old gym.
about 1 month ago, Livingston Manor Central School
A mannequin dressed in a vintage LM branded clothes stands next to a table displaying memorabilia
LM Memorabilia is on display on a table
Photos, newspaper clippings and other memorabilia are displayed on a table next to a mannequin dressed in an old LMCS unform
Pictures and other memorabilia are displayed on a table
A LMCS School band banner is displayed along with old band instruments
This is a reminder that the after-school program ended yesterday. We apologize that the program was unable to continue until the original end date of May 22nd.
about 1 month ago, Julie Buck
Good morning, This is a friendly reminder that students in grades 3-5 will participate in the trout release and activities today. Please make sure they dress accordingly.
about 1 month ago, Julie Buck
Good afternoon, The last day for students to attend the after-school program is this Monday, May 19th. This year, the program was a great success; more students enrolled than the previous year. We added the FFA and drama club to our after-school offerings and cannot wait to see everyone next year. See you next year, The After-School Program Staff
about 1 month ago, Julie Buck
The 6th grade field trip is running behind schedule due to traffic, they should be back to LMCS at 4 pm.
about 1 month ago, Julie Buck
Things got colorful during the afterschool program earlier this week. Kindergartners tie-dye with Miss Brianna.
about 1 month ago, Livingston Manor Central School
Two students stand next to a table covered in plastic with tie-dye bottles and colored shirts on it.
A student stands next to a table covered in plastic with tie-dye bottles and colored shirts on it.
A student adds dye to a shirt at a table covered in plastic with tie-dye bottles on it
A student stands next to a table covered in plastic with tie-dye bottles and colored shirts on it.
Three students stand next to a table covered in plastic with tie-dye bottles and colored shirts on it.
Three students stand next to a table covered in plastic with tie-dye bottles and colored shirts on it.
A student begins working to dye a T-shirt on a table covered in plastic with tie-dye bottles on it
Four students stand next to a table covered in plastic with tie-dye bottles and colored shirts on it.
The Wellness Committees at LMCS/RCS hosted a Bike-a-Thon to benefit Ride 2 Survive. Twenty nine riders participate and raised $2,900 for a wonderful charity. Thanks to all the riders and volunteers! #wellnesswednesday
about 1 month ago, Livingston Manor Central School
A bike rider buckles on a helmet at two other students prepare to ride and an adult helps
A student sits on his bike as another stands near one as an adult watches
A crowd gathers to register as a table filled with swag sits in the forground
Two people stand behind a table as a student in a bike helmet asks questions
A student stands pushes her bike as others on or near bikes talk
A student stands near a bike talking to two other people as another bike is barked next to her
Three boys pose with their bikes
Bike riders pedal around a dirt track near the school with the playground in the background
Bike helmets, water bottles, frisbees and more are stacked on a table
LMCS Spring Concerts Next Week! We’re excited to invite you to our Spring Concerts! Students have been working hard and can’t wait to perform. Band Concert: Tues, May 20 Chorus Concert: Wed, May 21 Start Time: 6:30 PM in the Old Gym/Auditorium Band & Chorus Student Arrival Times: • Grades 3-6: 5:45 PM • Grades 7–12: 6:00 PM Report to Band or Chorus Room. Concert Dress: • Black pants + dress shirt/blouse (any color) OR a nice dress • Black shoes (Formal event—dress nicely!) It’s going to be a fun and memorable night—hope to see you there! Questions? Email Mr. Smith or Ms. Maraj: daniel.smith@lmcs.us jordana.maraj@lmcs.us
about 1 month ago, Julie Buck
The Class of 2028 will be selling Corey’s Pickles from May 13 through May 23 to support upcoming class activities and events. To place an order, please see any student from the Class of 2028 or contact Ms. Pisaniello at jennifer.pisaniello@lmcs.us
about 2 months ago, Livingston Manor Central School
On a marble background is the LMCS logo at center with Class of 2028 Fundraiser around it
Good morning, The after-school program scheduled for today, Monday, May 12th, has been canceled. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.
about 2 months ago, Julie Buck
Good morning, The after-school program scheduled for today, Monday, May 12th, has been canceled. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.
about 2 months ago, Julie Buck
LMCS recently started a Spartan Club. Currently seven students are training to run the Spartan race at Bethel Woods in June. The club, led by Ms. LeMyre, trains two times a week in the weight room. When the weather permits, the club trains outside utilizing our track, fitness stations, playground and nearby hiking trails. Their registration for the race has graciously been covered by Sullivan 180. #WellnessWednesday
about 2 months ago, Livingston Manor Central School
A climbs a rope in a gymnasium
A climbs a rope in a gymnasium
Two people train with battle ropes outside
A climbs a rope in a gymnasium
A climbs a rope in a gymnasium
Two peoole run along a wooded path
We have established a partnership to offer Frost Valley Day Camp to Livingston Manor and Roscoe students this summer. Students in grades PreK-5 during the 2024-2025 school year may register for a four-week day camp session. Session A will be June 30-July 25; Session B will be July 28-Aug. 22. The cost for the family is $100 per student for a four-week session. There will be centralized bus pick-up/drop-off at the Roscoe and Livingston Manor school buildings. Students should be dropped off at their respective schools at 8 am. Families can now register for one of two four-week sessions and select their preferred bus stop (Roscoe or Livingston Manor) for pick-up and drop-off. To register, visit https://frostvalleycommunity.campbrainregistration.com/
about 2 months ago, Julie Buck
The class of 2027 will be holding a beverage/ snack bar daily from 11-15 to 1:15pm. We will be selling iced coffees, lemonades and teas. We will also have a variety of edible cookie dough. Prices are $4.00 per item. We thank you for your interest.
about 2 months ago, Julie Buck
The fifth graders put their creative skills to work when they created either a plant or animal cell. Check out their awesome projects!
about 2 months ago, Livingston Manor Central School
Students' cell models are shown on a table.
Students' cell models are shown on a table.
Students' cell models are shown on a table.
Students' cell models are shown on a table.
Students' cell models are shown on a table.
Dear Livingston Manor and Roscoe School District Community, Due to unfavorable weather conditions later in the day on May 3rd, we are moving the Bike-A-Thon registration to 8:30 am with a start time of 9:00 am - 11:00 am. Riders in first through eighth grades who have already registered should arrive at the school by 8:30 a.m. for bike and helmet checks, as well as participant registration. Please be sure to bring your pledge forms and money collected to the event. Thank you again for your understanding and unwavering support of our students and Ride 2 Survive! Sincerely, The Livingston Manor and Roscoe School District Wellness Teams!
about 2 months ago, Julie Buck
The Livingston Manor Elementary Student Council put in incredible efforts to engage younger students during Earth Day week. They visited classrooms from pre-K through third grade to teach the younger students about Earth Day. They found engaging books, planned activities, and prepared materials. The enthusiasm and dedication shown by the student council members made a significant impact. The students who participated eagerly enjoyed the experience. Thank you to the staff and students for making this initiative a success!
about 2 months ago, Livingston Manor Central School
Younger students pose with a few older students with an love earth themed art project.
A student poses with a coloring page and two older students
Students paint rocks in blue and green while seated at desks.
A student passes out a coloring sheet to younger students
A student reads a book to other students seated on a rug as an older student stands near a window.
Good afternoon, We have a change to our academic calendar at the Elementary Building. The change is as follows; Students in Grades PreK-6:  School days for the end of the school year will occur as follows: Monday, June 16th - last full day (regular day) Tuesday, June 17th - half-day (11:30 dismissal) Wednesday, June 18th-  half-day (11:30 dismissal) Thursday, June 19th - no school (holiday) Friday, June 20th - half-day (11:30 dismissal) Monday, June 23rd - half-day (11:30 dismissal) - Last day of school for students ! We will communicate the end of the year events as soon as we have finalized the rescheduled dates.
about 2 months ago, Julie Buck
Our seniors became rock climbing enthusiasts last week when they visited Gravity Vault in Poughkeepsie to test their skills on the rock climbing walls.
about 2 months ago, Livingston Manor Central School
Three students climb a rock walk
A student braces while belaying a student on a rock wall as others work behind him
A student makes his way up a rock wall
A student makes her way up a rock wall