Good Morning, ILCS will be on a 2-hour delay due to some road closures with a power line down. We will still have the early morning BOCES run. There will be no breakfast.
Blue Team got a taste of old-fashioned preservation techniques by learning how to make jam from garden-fresh fruit! This hands-on activity is part of a broader middle school initiative, funded by a generous grant from the Whole Kids Foundation, to explore creative ways to preserve the bounty of their garden harvest. Students are discovering the science and sustainability behind turning fresh produce into lasting treats while building practical skills they can use beyond the classroom.
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Tonight's Board of Education meeting has been canceled due to a lack of quorum and has been rescheduled for next Tuesday, November 26th, 2024, at 6:00 p.m. Thank you.
🍂 **Tuesday’s Spirit Day** 🍂
**Get Cozy in Fall Colors!**
Embrace the season with your favorite fall hues and cozy outfits!
🎁 **Spread the Joy!** 🎁
Join the spirit of giving by bringing a new or gently used toy for our **Toy Drive**—let’s make this season magical for those in need!
Don't forget tomorrow kicks off Gratitude Week at ILCS! Monday is Hats Off to Gratitude Hat Day 🎩 🧢 👒
Write down three things you are thankful for and keep it with you all week!
🎪🎉 Come one, come all! 🎉🎪
The Gratto Family Jugglers are performing TODAY at 2:00 PM at ILCS! 🤹♂️✨ A fun, high-energy show for all ages!
🎟️ Just $5 at the door, with all proceeds supporting ILCS Travel Club students. 🌍✈️
Don’t miss the excitement — see you there! 🎉
🚨 Friendly Reminder! 🚨
The Gratto Family Jugglers are performing TOMORROW at ILCS at 2:00 PM! 🤹♂️✨
For just $5 at the door, enjoy an exciting, fun-filled show for ALL ages! You won’t want to miss it! 🎉 See you there! 🎪 Proceeds benefit the ILCS Travel Club!
A big shoutout to the Red Team for putting our school garden to bed for winter! They rolled up their sleeves, laid down weed barrier fabric, and got the beds prepped for a cozy rest until spring. Thank you, Red Team, for all your hard work in keeping our garden growing strong! 🌱❤️
In celebration of World Kindness Day, the Purple Team created kindness bookmarks to distribute to each elementary student at ILCS. Kindness is contagious! How will you spread it? Happy World Kindness Day! 💜
Don’t miss these two incredible events hosted by the ILCS Junior & National Honor Societies! Have questions? Reach out to Ashton Hoag at eldridgea@ilcsd.org.
Check out the Indian Lake Central School Quarterly Newsletter! It’s packed with highlights from the first quarter, showcasing the amazing activities and opportunities our students enjoyed. Don’t miss a look at what’s been happening at ILCS!
Newsletter Link: https://secure.smore.com/n/gmhn52
Congratulations!!!
Four of our awesome 8th graders got hands-on in the garden and tried their hand at pickling veggies!
Last week was a blast as we celebrated Spirit Week and Halloween! We were having so much fun that we didn’t even have time to post our pictures (isn’t that the way it should be?). Check out this short video capturing all the excitement!
A huge thank you to everyone who made Trunk or Treat a success—your support means the world to ILCS! What an incredible week of fun and school spirit!
Video Link: https://youtu.be/Dxhv9sg9Zgw
Recognizing Indian Lake Central School's Courageous Students
Sharing for our friends at Hamilton County DSS & the Hamilton County Sheriff's Office: If you are interested in participating, please fill out the form return it to the school, and we will ensure they are delivered to the county.
The kiddos in grades Pre-K through 2nd grade, embarked on a spooky station rotation set up by the teachers. Students tried their luck at Bingo, made a craft, colored, read Halloween and fall books, used Legos and Mega Blocks to build, created a haunted house with candy corn pumpkins and toothpicks, and used slime! The slime was a big hit!
Last night was a fantastic evening filled with fun at the HS Open House and Trivia Night! Teams of teachers, parents, and students came together for some friendly competition in trivia rounds. A huge thank you to everyone who joined us and made the night memorable! Your participation truly made it special!
Ms. Elsa joined the 4th grade to share the story of the Three Sisters, a central part of their Haudenosaunee unit! Students learned about the unique relationship between corn, beans, and squash and the cultural significance of these plants in Haudenosaunee traditions.
