Our annual VIP Breakfast is coming up soon! Please use the Sign Up Genius Link to choose your preferred day (either Thursday, May 22nd or Thursday, May 29) to enjoy a celebratory breakfast with your student.
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Family Fun Night planning is well underway for May 23rd! This year we will have a Luau theme! The night will feature lots of raffles including classroom baskets. This is where we need your help! Please see flyer with additional information.
Field Day this year was, as always, a huge success! Both K-2 and 3-5 field days were filled with smiles, laughter, sunshine, and teamwork! Thank you to Mr. Johnson for planning all the stations and to all the parent volunteers who make these days possible! Check out these photos of all the fun!
This past Friday our PTO threw an amazing Luau themed Family Fun Night event at Lake Street! From snacks, to raffles, to dancing, the night was filled with wonderful family fun. Thank you to everyone who donated items for the raffles and who helped make this night possible!
The LSS Chorus participated in the Townwide Choral Concert last Wednesday at Rockville High School. All five elementary choirs combined to make a giant choir of 250 singers. They performed challenging two part choral pieces and pop songs. Miss Coe, our UConn intern, returned to play guitar for one piece. Congratulations on a great performance!
Yesterday our 4th and 5th grade band and chorus students performed their spring concert for the whole school! Some band students even decided to do a solo or a duet! We are so proud of all of their hard work.
School Lunch Hero Day is today! We celebrated the amazing Ms. Trish & Miss Kass as they play and important role in our school, providing healthy meals and endless smiles to our LSS students! You both have a PIZZA our hearts!
Third graders have been working hard these past few weeks researching a historical figure for their biography reports. They presented their research in the form of a "wax museum" where they came to life and talked about their accomplishments and obstacles. Thank you to LSS community for supporting our third graders!
Our Farm to School program served up samples of Three Sisters Soup featuring locally grown butternut squash! This hearty dish honors the Indigenous "Three Sisters Planting Method" of growing corn, beans, and squash together—a practice that nourishes both the land and our students. Did your student try it? Let us know! ⬇️
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