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  • Lake George Second Graders Learn about Leadership

    Second graders at Lake George Elementary School are learning the importance of leadership and community involvement. Through engaging activities and real-world experiences, these students are developing a strong foundation for becoming responsible citizens. In their Social Studies class, students have been exploring the concepts of rules, laws, and citizenship. They’ve learned about the different levels…

  • Lake George Students Shine at P-TECH Fall Exhibition

    Lake George High School students are making huge leaps in the field of technology and sustainability. As part of the Clean Technologies and Sustainable Industries Early College High School (ECHS), a NYS P-TECH program, students are gaining hands-on experience and preparing for successful careers in STEM. The recent Fall Student Project Exhibition showcased the innovative…

  • Wolverines Varsity Football Team Update

    District officials from the Warrensburg Central School District, Lake George Central School District, and Bolton Central School District are aware of the recent arrests of two Lake George students, who face charges of public lewdness and endangering the welfare of a child. Due to the ongoing investigation and student privacy laws, we are unable to…

  • Important Message

    Dear Warrensburg, Lake George, and Bolton Families and Community Members, On the evening of Oct. 30, 2024, school district officials were notified of an alleged student incident involving members of the Wolverines Varsity Football team. The incident, which involved inappropriate conduct of a sexual nature toward a student, took place several weeks ago on a…

  • SEE Program Sparks Interest in Science Among Lake George Students

    Written by: Maggie Meehan, Senior The Science Exploration and Experimentation (SEE) program at Lake George Jr.-Sr. High School is continuing to bridge the gap between elementary and high school students while encouraging a love of science. Now in its second year, the SEE program offers fifth and sixth graders a unique opportunity to explore scientific…

  • October Staff Spotlight: Robert LaBarron

    Robert LaBarron, the School Resource Officer (SRO) at Lake George Elementary School (LGES) brings a wealth of experience to the position, having served as a State Trooper for seventeen years and prior to that, as an active-duty Army soldier for seven years. LaBarron joined the Lake George Central School District in 2019 and has quickly…

  • Lake George Central School District Partners with Building Better Futures for Parenting Webinar Series

    The Lake George Central School District is excited to announce a new partnership with Building Better Futures, a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting families. Through this collaboration, the district will be offering a free live webinar series designed to provide parents and guardians with valuable information and resources on a variety of topics relevant to raising a child…

  • New York State Graduation Requirements: Your Input Matters

    In November 2023, the Blue Ribbon Commission (BRC) on Graduation Measures presented their recommendations for future diploma requirements to the New York State Board of Regents. Since then, the New York State Education Department has developed a vision for implementing these recommendations. Your feedback is crucial! The WSWHE BOCES & HFM BOCES Regional BRC Ambassador…

  • Lake George Elementary Library: Beyond the Bookshelves

    The Lake George Elementary School library is more than just a place to check out books. It’s a vibrant center for learning, creativity, and community, thriving both during the school year and throughout the summer months. Librarian Bridget Crossman has transformed the library into a year-round destination for students and families alike. Last summer, due…

  • NYS Summer EBT Program

    New York State will launch Summer EBT, a new program that provides low-income families with food benefits to help cover the cost of groceries when school is out of session. Families with eligible school-aged children will receive $120 in Summer EBT food benefits (per eligible child) in 2024. Most eligible children will receive Summer EBT…

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