MASK-OPTIONAL VISITOR POLICY
Fortunately, COVID-19 case numbers within the LPS community have remained very low since the district moved to a "Mask Optional" policy for students and staff on March 7, 2022. As a result, as of April 1, 2022, our masking policy for visitors and spectators transitioned to "Mask Optional" as well. We are no longer requiring masks for visitors or event spectators.
PARENT LEARNING SERIES
UP NEXT IN THE LIVINGSTON PARENT LEARNING SERIES:
- April 7, 2022 (7PM) - Class of 2023: The Post Secondary Application Process (for families of the Class of 2023)
- April 13, 2022 (7PM) - ELL Parent Night (for parents of PreK-12 English Language Learners)
View the full list of April 2022 Parent Learning Series workshops HERE. Please review the selections carefully, as some require pre-registration to participate.
NATIONAL MERIT FINALISTS
All eight of Livingston High School’s National Merit semifinalists have advanced to the finalist stage in the prestigious annual academic competition. LHS principal Danielle Rosenzweig recently presented certificates to the finalists to commemorate this achievement. Read more HERE.
LPS MIDDLE SCHOOLS EXCEL IN NJ MATH LEAGUE COMPETITION
STUDENTS TAKE TOP SPOTS AT REGIONAL SCIENCE FAIR
Over the past few weeks, students in Livingston High School’s Science Program have been competing in the virtual North Jersey Regional Science Fair. The virtual awards ceremony was recently held and three LHS students earned top honors. Find out who HERE!
HMS CHESS TEAM WINS!
The Heritage Middle School Chess Team took “Top Middle School Team Honors” at the 2022 U.S. Amateur Team East Chess Championship, an event sponsored by the NJ State Chess Federation. Shown are team members Roger Zhang, Lev Koganov, Claire Cheng, and Quan Tran.
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SPACE CHILLIN Kyle Moy | LENS TO TOWER OF FREEDOM Brody Guttenberg | Priority of Passion Ophir Agmoni |
SPACE CHILLIN
LENS TO TOWER OF FREEDOM
Priority of Passion
ALL NORTH JERSEY REGION MUSIC ENSEMBLE
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RIKER HILL Fourth graders at Riker Hill created a presentation to teach their classmates about the science behind lava lamps! | COLLINS Collins fourth graders participated in a special dance education program that concluded with a colorful show that took the audience on a virtual tour of China, Ghana, Hawaii, and the Dominican Republic! | HILLSIDE Second graders at Hillside are shown working on a project for their economics unit in social studies. They have to create products with a set budget and then try to sell them for a profit. Currently, they have created their stores and are working on creating their products. This group is making bookmarks! |
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COLLINS
HILLSIDE
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HARRISON After an awesome nutrition assembly, “The Magic of 5-A-Day” Harrison first graders continued the fun in their classroom "grocery store!" They worked with coins to review their place value skills and shopped for healthy foods from the five food groups! | BURNET HILL Kindergartners at Burnet Hill used marbles and paint for a special project as part of a unit in physical science. They placed marbles in a box lined with paint-splattered paper. The students learned that the marbles might roll, but if they get stuck in the paint they might need an extra force to keep them rolling. | MPE As part of STEAM Unit 4 (Community Problem Solving) 5th grade students at MPE had to help their flooded fictional town of Lancerville build a water tower. There were a number of constraints regarding the building supplies that could be used and the time allowed to build the structure. Their construction had to support the "water" (a can of seltzer). |
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BURNET HILL
MPE
WILLIAM SUN PLACES 9TH IN JUNIOR OLYMPIC SWIM COMPETITION
KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION
For more information, click HERE!
EQUITY, INCLUSION, INTERVENTION & INSPIRATION NEWSLETTER
Please take a moment to read the latest edition of the Department of Equity, Inclusion, Intervention and Inspiration newsletter.
LPS COVID-19 REPORTING/TESTING
REPORTING: LPS COVID-19 Reporting Form View the latest daily summary HERE.
ON-SITE TESTING: COVID-19 testing is available to LPS staff, students and families every Tuesday from 3:30-5:30 p.m.Click here to register for a quick Telemed Evaluation.
LHS CLASS OF 2022 LAWN SIGNS
The LHS Boys Lacrosse Team will be selling personalized graduation lawn signs for the Class of 2022!
- SIGN: Each 18" x 24" corrugated plastic sign will be delivered and placed on your front lawn (contact free)
- ORDER DEADLINE: June 1, 2022 (no exceptions)
- COST: $30
- PAYMENT: Venmo @LancerLaxBoys
- QUESTIONS: Email LHSgradsigns@gmail.com
- Click HERE TO ORDER!
COLLEGE COUNSELING CORNER
Follow me on Twitter (@LivHS_College) and Instagram (@livhs_college) or visit the LHS College Counseling Website to find information, see updates, and contact me!
TIP OF THE WEEK: If you haven't already, make sure you are signed up for college's emails. You will receive a lot, so make a dedicated email address that only your college information goes to!
HELP WANTED
LANCER SUMMER FOOTBALL CAMP
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Age-Friendly Community Survey The Township of Livingston is launching an initiative to address the needs of its older community members. Community leaders are conducting a community-wide survey to evaluate Livingston's current "age-friendliness." View the flyer for more information. | LPD Jr. Police Academy The Livingston Police Department will be offering its Junior Police Academy again this summer! The program, which is for students entering grades 6, 7 and 8, will be held from July 11-15, 2022. View the flyer for more information. | LACD Talent Show The Livingston Advisory Committee for Disabilities (LACD) will hold its annual Talent Show for children and adults with special needs on Wednesday, May 7, 2022 at the Senior/Community Center in Livingston. For more information or to register, email jzol1@yahoo.com. |
Age-Friendly Community Survey
LPD Jr. Police Academy
LACD Talent Show
