We will meet at Lilac Park at 8am and walk to the Morris School together.
This October, we mark National Bullying Prevention Month by committing to safe, supportive learning environments for all.
At LPS, we know that when administrators, educators, and school families set clear expectations that foster a culture of positivity, inclusiveness, and respect, our students thrive.
We're making it a priority to recognize and reward positive social behavior, showing our students every day that kindness does matter.
When staff, students, families, and the community stand united, every child can grow up feeling valued, respected, and safe.
You can visit Mark and all of the other featured Alumni in the Alumni Corner: https://www.lenoxps.org/page/alumni-corner
If you, or someone you know, should be featured in the Alumni Corner, it is easy to nominate: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSer54tJYBxZILuTkwB0Pc0Eks6qWZQ9fDDDIbG8W_-xy6SEKA/viewform
Lenox Public Schools appreciates our custodians and all that they do year-round to keep our schools clean and safe.
Thank you!
There are 4 collection sites:
Lenox Memorial Middle/High School
Town Hall Lobby
Lenox Community Center
The Arcadian Shop
Since 1974, Elizabeth Freeman Center (EFC) has provided leadership and services to address domestic and sexual violence in Berkshire County. Every day, 24 hours a day, EFC confronts the life and death issues faced by people experiencing or affected by domestic abuse and sexual assault.
See you at Apple Squeeze!
If you, or someone you know, would make an outstanding coach or assistant coach please consider applying to one of the Winter Coaching Positions.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/12hCXm93Ckoajw1l9STvH2x9eSG374XDA/view?ts=68d44a85
Let Me Run is a national program that combines running with lessons on teamwork, character, and confidence, with each season culminating in a 5K race.
A big thank-you to Coach Al Najimy for helping to make this collaboration possible, and to Ivan, Ben, Jackson, Owen, Connor, and Chase. Your leadership, energy, and sportsmanship made a lasting impression on the younger boys and turned an ordinary practice into a memorable one.
Last year at this time LPS had purchased $1,794 in local produce.
This year we are at $4,419.38 (with 54% of our produce locally sourced!)
We are directing almost 2.5x last year's spending on local produce.
There you will find school goodies, games, merch, and lots of fun, fun, fun!
This is biggest fundraiser of the year for Morris. Your support is greatly appreciated!
The field trip included time spent in whole and small groups talking about what kindness looks like in action, considering the resistance to kindness initiatives and how to meet them, brainstorming, and planning projects to kick off their efforts to positively impact school culture and student relationships.
A big "Thank you" to Dr. Sax for hosting!
Pictured are those who walked the Elizabeth Freeman Center Rise Together Lenox Event as part of the LMMHS Team.
The Elizabeth Freeman Center provides life-saving, life-renewing help to survivors of domestic and sexual violence and their families.
https://elizabethfreemancenter.org
24 HOUR TOLL-FREE HOTLINE
(866) 401-2425
We love our business partners!!
Starting Monday, please consider donating to the LMMHS Toiletry Drive for the Elizabeth Freeman Center. There will be 4 collection sites: Lenox Memorial Middle/High School, Town Hall Lobby, Lenox Community Center, & Arcadian Shop.
Since 1974, Elizabeth Freeman Center (EFC) has provided leadership and services to address domestic and sexual violence in Berkshire County. Every day, 24 hours a day, EFC confronts the life and death issues faced by people experiencing or affected by domestic abuse and sexual assault. We are the front line and major safety net in our community for victims seeking safety and a new life.
Deputy Chief Noyes's wife is our very own 3rd Grade Morris Teacher, Ms. Noyes.
