LPCS Panther's Paw on Mrs. Ellis, our New Principal
I would like to take this opportunity to introduce myself to all the families, community members, teachers and staff. My name is Michelle Ellis and I am the new principal and CSE chairperson here at Lake Pleasant Central School. I originally started my teaching career at Edinburg Common School, where I also completed my administration coursework through SUNY Plattsburgh. As we all know, working in smaller districts we wear many hats. Some of my experiences include CSE Director, Response to Intervention Coordinator, Curriculum Director and the Community Liaison. I was able to build solid connections within our community and sustain reading and writing programs that increased student achievement.
I live in Mayfield, NY with husband, Robert. We have three daughters, Carly, Stephanie and Abigail and two grandsons, Nathan and Julian. Our family LOVES sports. We love baseball, ice hockey and football.
I would like to extend my sincere gratitude for such a warm welcome thus far. I had the opportunity to work with several students and staff members during the summer school program. This made a nice transition into the 2018-2019 school year. I look forward to working with everyone!
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Important Dates to RememberOctober 3rd at 6:30 pm - Open House October 5th - Students Dismissed at 12:30 pm for Superintendent's Conference October 8th - No School - Columbus Day October 10th at 3:30 pm - Board of Education Meeting October 26th at 6:30 pm - Lion's Club Halloween Party | Annual Canoe Trip Check out more pictures from the trip on the Lake Pleasant Central School's Facebook page today. | 2018 Conservation Day Every September, 5th and 6th grade students clue in to conservation at the annual Lynn Galusha Memorial Conservation Field Day. Groups of students hike to 6 stations where they learn about exciting topics from the natural resource experts. Presentations have ranged from invasive species, wetlands, and wilderness survival to groundwater, forestry, and energy conservation. The essay or poster contests allow students to apply what they learned and detail the topic they feel will best protect Hamilton County’s natural resources. Students' hard work is honored at awards ceremonies. |
Important Dates to Remember
October 3rd at 6:30 pm - Open House
October 5th - Students Dismissed at 12:30 pm for Superintendent's Conference
October 8th - No School - Columbus Day
October 10th at 3:30 pm - Board of Education Meeting
October 26th at 6:30 pm - Lion's Club Halloween Party
Annual Canoe Trip
Check out more pictures from the trip on the Lake Pleasant Central School's Facebook page today.
2018 Conservation Day
Every September, 5th and 6th grade students clue in to conservation at the annual Lynn Galusha Memorial Conservation Field Day. Groups of students hike to 6 stations where they learn about exciting topics from the natural resource experts. Presentations have ranged from invasive species, wetlands, and wilderness survival to groundwater, forestry, and energy conservation. The essay or poster contests allow students to apply what they learned and detail the topic they feel will best protect Hamilton County’s natural resources. Students' hard work is honored at awards ceremonies.
Increasing Communication Opportunities at LPCS
- Principal's Corner will be published each and every month through social media and school website.
- Lake Pleasant Central School's Facebook page has been created and updated frequently. Search and like our page today!
- Lake Pleasant Central School Teachers and Staff Facebook group has been created to share best practices, reminders and notices. It's also a great platform to stay in touch with one another. Make a post today to say hello!
