Weather Alert; "5-on-5" Meeting Tonight; Jr. Lancer Leaders
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❄️IMPORTANT WEATHER INFORMATION❄️
Due to the forecasted winter storm, Livingston Public Schools will be using an emergency snow day tomorrow, Thursday, December 17, 2020. There will be no instruction provided in-person or remotely on Thursday, December 17, 2020.
We will be monitoring the weather closely and will contact all families Thursday evening regarding Friday's schedule. We will utilize the same communication tools we have always used to inform staff and families about schedule modifications necessitated by inclement weather. Community members can always check the district website www.livingston.org for the most up-to-date information.
New This Week
DECEMBER 16, 2020 MEETINGS: Board of Education & "5-on-5"
MPMS Jr. Lancer Leaders
Sandy Hook Promise Contest Winners
Board Matters
DECEMBER 16, 2020:
• 6PM-Board of Education
• 7PM-Board of Education & Town Council "5-ON-5"
The Livingston Board of Education will hold a public meeting tonight, Wednesday, December 16, 2020 at 6 p.m. followed by a joint public "5-on-5" meeting with the Livingston Township Council at 7 p.m.
Due to the current health crisis, we will continue to hold Board of Education meetings virtually until further notice. meetings in a webinar format during which participants will have the ability to ask questions and make comments. Registration is required. Meetings will be livestreamed on Facebook @LivSchools.
Livingston Public Schools has limited space for general education pre-school students ages 3-5 the PRIDE (Pre-school Readiness Individual Developmental Education) program. Learn more about this impactful program HERE.
Twenty-five Mt. Pleasant Middle School students were recognized as Jr.Lancer Leader for the first marking period. These students demonstrated the pillars of the Jr. Lancer Pride Character Education program including; responsibility, respect, kindness, trustworthiness, and caring! Find out who, HERE!
Sandy Hook Promise Winners
Two LPS students were named winners in the Sandy Hook Promise Student Voices contest! Mt. Pleasant Elementary fifth grader Charlie Goren won in the Elementary School Spoken Word category, while Heritage Middle School seventh grader Riya Malhotra earned Honorable Mention in the Middle School Visual category. Congratulations!
The Department of Students Services' mission is to identify students who meet the federal and state guidelines as a student with a disability. Its dedicated staff is focused and committed to providing a program to meet the diverse academic, social, and emotional needs of our students. Click the link below to read up on Student Services news and learn about upcoming events.
We are interested in hearing your Remote Learning feedback. Please send your remote learning comments, questions and observations to LPSVirtual@livingston.org. General feedback should be sent to TellUs@livingston.org.
PHOTOS WANTED!
Let's stay connected! Have a great pic of your child engaging in Remote/Hybrid Learning? We would love to share photos of our students' Remote/Hybrid Learning experience in upcoming newsletters and on the district's social media pages, as well as with local media outlets. Please send photos, including the name, school and grade of your child, to mbent@livingston.org.
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