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
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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.
This is a community event for all ages:
4:00-5:30: Making hand kites and signs for the walk, while enjoying music by the Eagles Trombone Ensemble at the Library
5:30: The walk begins in the Library’s Roche Reading Park
6:00: The walk concludes at the Community Center. This is followed by the Lenox Fire Company grilled up a community!
Every hour of every day, the Elizabeth Freeman Center provides life-saving, life-renewing help to survivors of domestic and sexual violence and their families. Violence is a community problem and together we are part of a community movement to end domestic, sexual, and dating violence.
Whoever we are, however we look, wherever we go, we all deserve safety and justice!
- Adams Community Bank
- Miraval, Canyon Ranch
- Kripalu
- Lenox Fit
- The Lenox Community Center
- The Elizabeth Freeman Center
- Arts in Recovery for Youth (AIRY)
- Canine Link
- Mass Hire
- Transcending Roots Apothecary
- Berkshire Pulse
- Clark Art Institute
- Tamarack Hollow Nature & Cultural Center
- Berkshire County Kids Place
- Families for Depression Awareness
-The Lenox Library
- Elizabeth Heller, Author,
Tables presenters included:
- Adams Community Bank (before /after image of 150 pencil cases handed out)
- Morris Cafeteria (tasting samples)
- Morris ELA & Math Specialist
- Morris Parent Teacher Organization (PTO)
- Lee bank
- Lenox Library
- Odyssey of the Mind
- Morris School Adjustment Counselors & School Psychologist
- Special Education Parent Advisory Council (SEPAC)
- Title One
The United States Attorney’s Office for the District of Massachusetts will be hosting a Webex Webinar Keeping Kids Safe and Secure Online: A Project Safe Childhood Presentation for Parents.
The webinar will take place on the evening of Wednesday, October 22nd at 6:30 pm in a partnership between the United States Attorney’s Office and Homeland Security Investigations Digital Forensics/Child Exploitation/Cyber Crime Unit.
Advanced registration is required, and the capacity of the Webex webinar platform is 1000.
In the event the webinar reaches capacity, those who are unable to register can email USAMA.PSCOutreach@usa.doj.gov to be put on the list for the next webinar.
Students got a smoothie taste testing at Morris.
LPS is proud to offer local food and support regional farmers.
The Lenox Town Library, the Lenox Community Center, and the Elizabeth Freeman Center are co-hosting a family-friendly Rise Together Lenox event on Thursday, September 18, 2025.
This is a community event for all ages:
4:00-5:30: Making hand kites and signs for the walk, while enjoying music by the Eagles Trombone Ensemble at the Library
5:30: The walk begins in the Library’s Roche Reading Park
6:00: The walk concludes at the Community Center. This is followed by the Lenox Fire Company grilled up a community!
Every hour of every day, the Elizabeth Freeman Center provides life-saving, life-renewing help to survivors of domestic and sexual violence and their families. Violence is a community problem and together we are part of a community movement to end domestic, sexual, and dating violence. Whoever we are, however we look, wherever we go, we all deserve safety and justice!
If you would like to see Pam and all of the other featured LPS alumni, you can see them on the LPS Website:
https://www.lenoxps.org/page/alumni-corner
If you are someone you know should in in Alumni Corner, nominate them at:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSer54tJYBxZILuTkwB0Pc0Eks6qWZQ9fDDDIbG8W_-xy6SEKA/viewform
8:30am -2:30pm
Labor Day was first celebrated on Tuesday, September 5, 1882, in New York City, in accordance with the plans of the Central Labor Union. Twenty-three more states had adopted the holiday by 1894, when President Grover Cleveland signed a law making the first Monday in September of each year a national holiday.
Community policing at its finest!
Amy Higgins been awarded a $5,000 grant from Mass Cultural Council for Creative Experiences!
She is going to introduce students to Caribbean and West African dance and drumming traditions to strengthen awareness of these cultures, hone memorization skills, develop teamwork, and build community.
Congratulations Ms. Higgins!!
On behalf of all of our students, thank you PTO for all that you do to make our elementary school a great place to learn and a great place to work!
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