Spring school pictures are right around the corner on Thursday, April 18th!
The kindergarten friends would like to thank our reading buddies. We enjoyed meeting up with you for story time and spending the afternoon with you for the Reading Extravaganza!
The ILCS Summer Program 2024 information packet is attached for students entering 1st-8th grades for the 24-25 school year. A hard copy of this material will be sent home with students today, and the application is due by April 23rd. It will be another fantastic summer filled with educational opportunities and fun!
Yesterday, the 6th grade class embarked on a heartwarming journey to visit the seniors at the local meal site. As we entered, the air was filled with the aroma of a scrumptious Easter dinner awaiting us. Our taste buds danced with delight as we savored every bite, but the true highlight of the day was the joyous conversations we shared with the seniors. Each moment spent chatting with them was a treasure trove of connection and laughter.
Mr. Gratto's brother took AMAZING photos at the production of Mary Poppins! Please visit the Google Folder to view the photos! https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1WZecoLPuQvhypg5GON_45_UUYME29hct?usp=sharing_eil_se_dm&ts=6602ce26
Check out the latest edition of the Middle School Newsletter produced by the Purple Team!
Tonight's production of Mary Poppins will proceed as planned and begin at 7:00 p.m. Highway crews are maintaining the roads, and the school will be cleaned out in time, too. I urge everyone to drive safely and allow extra time for travel. Opening night was magical, and I'm confident tonight will be as well!
Indian Lake Central School's opening night of "Mary Poppins" Delivers a Magical
Performance
Don't miss the 📕 Elementary Reading Spirit Week 📚! What a fun way to celebrate our love of reading the week before spring break!
Doors open for Mary Poppins tonight & Saturday night at 6:30 pm. Show time at 7:00 pm!
On March 7th and 8th, the Middle School students enjoyed an enriching trip to North Country Community College and various locations in Lake Placid, NY. During their time in Lake Placid, they explored the Olympic Museum and experienced skating on the historic 1932 ice rink. Additionally, they had the opportunity to learn and engage in broomball. One of the highlights was attending the Lake Placid High School production of Matilda the Musical. The following morning, students visited Mt. Van Hoevenberg to witness thrilling skeleton races. Overall, it was an unforgettable journey filled with lasting memories. For an insider's perspective, you can watch the video linked below.
https://youtu.be/Q20nNQy5ue4
Congratulations to ILCS Senior Kaitlyn Cannan! Hard work and dedication pays off on and off the court! Way to go Kaitlyn! 🧡💪🏻🖤
The Elementary Basketball game scheduled for this afternoon, March 20th, in Lake Pleasant has been canceled.
Come watch the Elementary Showcase Basketball game on Thursday March 21st from 2:00-3:00 pm in the ILCS gymnasium! Witness the two teams, Orange & Black, show off their skills in a fun atmosphere to celebrate their hard work this season! Parents and community are welcome to attend 🧡💪🏻🖤
Sharing for our friends at Hamilton County Community Services
From the Desk of Mrs. Mulvey:
Celebrating Acts of Kindness: Recognizing Students Who Spread Joy
First sprouts! Purple Team started seeds this week for the school garden and they have sprouted. Brussel Sprouts for us to eat and Cosmos for the butterflies!
Congratulations to our Varsity Girls & Boys Basketball Teams for being recognized as Scholar Athletes! NYSPHSAA recognized 3,967 Scholar-Athlete teams this Fall. To qualify as a team, 75% of a team’s average GPA for the Fall must be equal to or greater than 90%. Additionally, 51,625 students received individual scholar-athlete recognition by earning an individual average of 90 or above for the fall season, whether their team qualified or not.
On Friday, March 15, 2024, the Middle School students were in for a treat as they embarked on a thrilling adventure through the realms of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. Stepping onto the stage like modern-day superheroes were none other than Mr. Sebastian Kowalik, the Technical Specialist & Data and AI Architect at Microsoft, and Mr. Christopher Rizio, the Resident Engineer extraordinaire.
From the depths of data analysis to the heights of artificial intelligence, Mr. Kowalik unveiled the secrets of his role at Microsoft, showcasing the power of technology to shape the world and drive positive change. Meanwhile, Mr. Rizio regaled the students with tales of engineering ingenuity, transporting them to the frontlines of innovation where every problem was an opportunity and every solution a triumph.
After both presentations, the students not only witnessed the magic of STEM but had glimpsed their own potential to become the architects of tomorrow's world.
