Hello Wildcats! We are calling to inform parents, families, and caregivers that Livingston Manor Central School will be dismissing at normal time, but all after school and evening activities have been canceled.
Our combined Roscoe-Livingston Manor football team played its last game of the season on Nov. 5. It was the final time on the gridiron for our seniors Nicholas Cusumano, Daniel Tolbert , Anthony Teipelke, Robert Staudt, Morgan McKinley, Ryan Rampe, Andrew Gaebel and Brenden Green.
Just a reminder that picture retake day is tomorrow, November 15th, for grade PK-12.
Livingston Manor Central School will have its November Elementary Morning Program, with the theme of "New Ways November" (ways to improve self-esteem), on Wednesday, Nov. 16, in the old gym.
The program for students in third through sixth grades will be at 8:30 a.m., with the pre-kindergarten through second graders' event at 9 a.m.
During the programs the students and classes of the month will be announced.
Members of the public are invited to attend but must sign in at the main entrance.
in the event of a two-hour, delay the morning program will be rescheduled for Friday, Nov. 18, at the same times.
The Manor Wildcats PTSA is selling tickets, at $13 each, for one entry to the Holiday Lights at Animal Adventure Park at 85 Martin Hill Road in Harpursville through Dec. 31. To order tickets, visit https://tinyurl.com/bd5xms4z
The LMCS 2023 Manorism Yearbook is on sale now. The cost for orders placed by Jan. 31 will be $49, between Feb. 1 and April 1 will be $52, and after that, $55. Books can be ordered online at https://tinyurl.com/xem6r7w2 , or using the QR code on the flyer with this post. The 200-page, full-color books will be delivered by June 8. For more information, email yearbook adviser Jessica Mall at Jessica.mall@lmcs.us
Livingston Manor Central School students and staff honored our veterans Thursday, Nov. 10, with conversation, cards, singing and instrumental music.
Staff and students interacted with our veterans, and took time to listen to their stories. A huge thank you to all veterans who served our country!
Mrs. Nichols', Mrs. Evans' and Ms. Bauer's classes took part in the Teddy Bear Clinic at UHS Delaware Valley in Walton earlier this month. There, the students were able to learn about what happens in a hospital and ER, see the inside of an ambulance and more. See more photos on our Facebook page
Livingston Manor seventh graders were able to learn more about where food comes from through several activities with A Single Bite this fall. There was a class visit, a trip to Somewhere in Time Farm and a meal made of locally grown products at The DeBruce. See more photos on our Facebook page
The Class of 2024 is hosting a Scentsy fundraiser through Nov. 21. Find more information and order at
https://jenniferwood11.scentsy.us/party/16846088/lm-class-of-24-fundraiser
As part of the Halloween festivities on Oct. 31, Elementary classes decorated pumpkins on different themes. There was plenty of creativity shown in these creations. See more photos on our Facebook page.
LMCS Elementary celebrated Halloween with a parade around the gym. Check out these great costumes. See more photos on our Facebook page.
The Kaatskeller hosted a community Halloween event on Saturday, Oct. 29. A huge thank you was issued to all the students, as well as Ms. Coriano, Mrs. Ryan, Ms. Edwards, Ms. Lundquist and Mr. Hemmer, who helped make it a success. An estimated 300 people attended.
Livingston Manor Class of 2023 held a Halloween dance for seventh and eighth grade students on Oct. 28. Part of the dance was a costume contest. Scariest Costume went to Makayla Budd, and Most original was Jack MacManus. Great costumes!
Livingston Manor Interact and Rotary Club and the Sullivan County Youth Bureau hosted their third annual Night Out connected to Red Ribbon Week and the National Night Out on Oct. 26 at Livingston Manor Rotary Park. The goal is to keep community members and kids drug free and work to end drug use among youths and others. The event also focuses on raising awareness through camaraderie and to improve area relationships. The groups also had help from Sullivan 180, Catholic Charities, Sullivan County Public Health, Sullivan County Department of Community Services, Running W. Farms, Bleeding Heart LEMC and Ruth's Face Painting. See our Facebook page for more photos from the event.
Parents and guardians: Would you like to celebrate your child's birthday in school, but in a more-healthful way? As a part of a LMCS' Wellness initiative, the district is excited to invite you to celebrate your child's birthday by opting to use the Celebration Cart or Blender Bike in place of traditional food celebrations. The Blender Bike is a stationary bike that invites students to spin and blend smoothies for the whole class to enjoy. The Celebration Cart is full of fun games and activities to help celebrate your student's special day. If you would like to use the Celebration Cart or Blender Bike, email you child's teacher at least a week ahead of the desired date of use with your selection. If you would like to use the Blender Bike, provide materials, such as yogurt, fruit, spinach, etc., to make the smoothies.
LMCS kicked off Red Ribbon week Monday, Oct. 24, with the help of the LM PTSA and LM Interact Club by hosting magician Hocus Pocus, who helped us make drugs and bullying "disappear." See more photos from the event on our Facebook page
Friday, Oct. 28, is the last day to order wreaths and poinsettias to benefit the LMCS Ski Club trip to Smuggler's Notch. To order see Meagan Edwards or a student who is attending trip. Orders will be delivered the first week of December.
Don't forget to vote today on the proposed merger of Livingston Manor and Roscoe school districts. Polls are open from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Learn more about the proposal at https://www.lmcs.us/page/merger-study.
ABA Northeast Conference's Catskill Cardinals will play in a exhibition gave vs the Raptors at 2 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 29, at the Roscoe Central School The Cardinals hosted a series of basketball clinics at LMCS for elementary and middle school students at Roscoe and Livingston Manor earlier this year.
There is a suggested donation of $2 per person.
Concessions will be available.
