LaFargeville Central School

If you know of any parents of Pre-K aged students in the LaFargeville School District, please share this message with them.

We are considering moving to a full day 4-year old pre-k program next year due to a funding increase included in the NYS budget to do so.

In order to make an informed decision, we are trying to contact all parents of Pre-K aged students (birthdate 12/1/21 - 11/30/22) and have them fill out the following survey:

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSc0MFy8ELJ4ur_cqrf30gAEv604QI6kkJyMv7AP1P0a3Batdg/viewform?usp=sharing&ouid=106474109181012309295

Thank you.

Mr. Hoover

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FREE Grade 6-8 summer program - "College & Career Exploration Program - Free transportation and free breakfast and lunch

Furture Forward Flyer (1).pdf

The Clayton Opera House is offering $10 tickets to students for some upcoming shows. Call their box office at 315-682-2200 to purchase tickets.

"An Evening with Judy Kuhn" on Thursday, June 18 @ 7:30 pm

"Sincerely Sondheim with Nicholas Rodriguez" on Wednesday, July 15 @ 7:30 pm.

The LaFargeville Central School District has an opportunity to move to a full day Pre-K model for the 2026-27 school year. Before making a final decision, we would like to hear from parents of eligible 2026-27 Pre-K students (LaFargeville residents with a student who was born between 12/1/21 and 11/30/22).

If one parent would please fill out this three question survey by the end of the week, it would help us make a decision regarding next year's Pre-K program.

Survey Link: https://forms.gle/nh659cj1UkAi1BPj9

THANK YOU!

Pre-K Survey This survey is for parents/guardians of students who are eligible to attend Pre-K during the 2026-27 school year. We ask that each family only fill out one survey per student. We have an opportunity as a District to move from 2-half day programs to 2-full day programs based on a change in NYS fundin...

Future Forward: College & Career Explorations Summer Program is a six-week summer program designed for students currently in grades 6-8 attending Belleville Henderson, LaFargeville and Sackets Harbor School Districts.

Participants will explore a variety of career pathways through hands-on activities, career-focused learning experiences, guest presenters, and enrichment opportunities. The program is a collaborative effort between CCE Jefferson Community Schools Coordinators and Jefferson-Lewis BOCES Career & Technical Education (CTE) instructors, providing students with engaging, hands-on experiences that connect classroom learning to future college and career opportunities.

The program will be held at Jefferson-Lewis BOCES on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays from July 7–August 13, 2026, from 8:00 AM–2:30 PM.

Transportation, breakfast, and lunch will be provided for all participants.

Students may register to attend the full six-week program or select specific weeks based on their interests and availability.

Space is limited, and preference for enrollment will be given to students who are able to commit to attending all six weeks of the program.

Furture Forward Flyer.pdf

Here is this year's final edition of Knightly Presence! We hope everyone enjoyed the recent "Random Acts of Attendance", stay tuned for more next year!

Thank you for your feedback on the school climate survey and if you haven't had a chance yet, please take a few moments to give your input on just 21 questions. https://assessment.pbisapps.org/Anon/8s420B7T4m0

-Don'tMissOut!

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LCS Knightly Presence Newsletter.pdf

Middle school and high school students had a great time on June 2 starting their day with "Duck for a Decal". Tiny ducks were hidden around the second floor for students in grades 6-12 to find and then show to get an awesome LCS Red Knight decal.

The 7th grade class had NO ONE ABSENT, and Grades 6, 8, 10, & 12 only had 1 student absent at each level. Way to go Knights!

This was our last "Random Act of Attendance" for this school year but stay tuned for more to come next year.

LaFargeville CSD is the best place to be!

Thousand Islands Youth Hockey Open Registration (not school affiliated).

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Hazardous Household Waste Collection Day is coming up on June 6th for Jefferson County, and for the first time EVER, v**e devices will be accepted for safe disposal thanks to the collaborative efforts of DANC, BOCES, Jefferson County Public Health, Watertown City Fire Department, the Alliance for Better Communities, & the Youth Alliance!
Why is this important? Disposable v**es are more than just litter — they contain lithium-ion batteries*, plastics, ni****ne residue, and harmful chemicals that can leak into our soil and waterways when thrown in the trash or on the ground. They also contribute to microplastic pollution and can even cause fires when improperly disposed of.
By properly recycling v**e devices, we can help protect our environment, wildlife, sanitation workers, and our community. Thank you to everyone who helped make this possible!
*HHW Collection will not be accepting lithium-ion batteries other than those found in v**e devices."

Mark your calendars... Saturday, June 6 from 10:00 am - 1:00 pm is the annual Health and Wellness Fair on the athletic fields at LCS sponsored by Cornell Cooperative Extension. See the flyer for more information...

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