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June Newsletter
June Newsletter
A Message from Mrs. Zaloom
A Message from Mrs. Zaloom
Trustworthy
No matter what generation you are from, honing the skill to discern and critically evaluate truth is an absolute necessity yet the culture at large and its intimate relationship with technology has clandestinely trained us to seek other more convenient and comfortable pursuits. LCS is not to be hoodwinked. As a staff team in collaboration with administration, we are committed to walking with your family on a journey, partnering with you to build the future Christian leaders of tomorrow, from PK through 12. This leadership journey is designed to produce young adults who know their true identity in Christ, know the God Who designed that identity, and become transformed so that they will be able to discern their role as they impact the world for Christ. Below are the 3 core values that express our commitment as a school. They are challenging and yet possible with God! They communicate truth and the promise of transformation.
We consistently seek out opportunities to know and encourage our students’ spiritual, academic, physical, social-emotional, and creative development.
We foster clear, consistent and intentional communication with families in order to partner with parents, recognizing the pivotal role they have in supporting the mission that defines how we provide Christian Education at LCS.
We will continue to grow spiritually and professionally as educators to provide a quality and well-rounded experience that honors God first and foremost.
Be encouraged by this declaration! Pray for us as we begin to prepare for the next school year. We will be praying for you and all the families that the Lord will lead to Loudonville Christian School. Have a wonderful summer season! I have added a Suggested Summer Reading List for Parents. Please take a look!
Blessings,
Kristen Zaloom
Dean of Learning
Loudonville Christian School
Suggested Summer Reading List for ParentsA Message From Our Board
See You Soon!
A Message From Our Board
See You Soon!
“We’re going to be apart for a time.”
I was a bit taken aback when I heard those words. The words weren’t spoken to me, but they were quite startling to hear. My first thought was, “Did I hear that correctly?” I quickly replayed the video clip.
Nothing about those exact words seems particularly interesting or surprising at face value. In fact, I could say those words to you as we part for summer break and it would be both fitting and uninteresting. But in the context they were spoken, they shook me a bit.
“We’re going to be apart for a time.” You see, these were the words of a dying man in regard to his wife.
“Apart for a time.” The secular world must think we are truly peculiar people. But it’s true. As Christians, we know and trust that even death will only separate us for a time from those we love. We will be united again in eternity with those who are also save by Christ’s immeasurable gift. But even as a believer, it can be difficult to find that kind of faith in the face of death.
As I’ve read more about heaven this past year, my faith has grown immensely. I don’t fear that separation anymore. I believe it will truly be a blink of an eye. I’ll simply be apart from my family for a time. I look forward to being there in heaven with loved ones and my Savior. But while we’re here, we have much to do.
So while we’re apart for a time this summer, enjoy family time, a vacation, or just a day relaxing in the sun. Keep investing spiritually in your children this summer. These are special days. They come and they go so quickly. Take even the more challenging moments with an eternal perspective.
Have a beautiful summer! We’ll see you again soon!
Andy Martin
LCS Chairman of the Board
June Lunch Menus
June Lunch Menus
K-8
June K-8.pdf9-12
June 9-12 (1).pdfMark Your Calendar!
Mark Your Calendar!
May 30th-June 2nd: Senior Trip to Cape Cod
June 2nd: 4th gr field trip to Schoharie Crossing 8:15-12:30
June 3rd: Junior Class to Six Flags New England
June 3rd: 6th & 7th grades to Valley Cats 8:45-2:30
June 4th: 26-27 Kinder parent Q & A meeting 8-8:45am in Kinder Room
June 5th: 1st & 2nd to Get Air & Crossings 9:30-2:30
June 5th: Upper School Last Day of Classes and end of Marking Period #4
June 5th: Upper School Water Kickball Game in the afternoon
June 8th-10th: Upper School Finals
June 8th: 5th grade Graduation 9:00am
June 9th: Grades 3-5 End of the Year Trip Hudson Boulders
June 9th: PK/K Closing 11:00am
June 10th: Last Day of School-Dismissal at 11:30pm
June 10th: High School Prom 5pm
June 12th: Graduation Practice for Seniors and Parents 9:30am-Noon (parents from 9:30-10:30)
June 12th: Baccalaureate Service at 6:30pm in the sanctuary
June 13th: Graduation at 10:30am in the sanctuary
🎒 Supply Lists 🎒
🎒 Supply Lists 🎒
Please look at the website for Supply List information listed by grade and/or by class. Grades 6-12 will not have a required reading list and assignment, however, there is a path to commencing the year with potential extra credit in English. Please check out this link to the website for more information.
🏫 College and Career Corner 🏫
🏫 College and Career Corner 🏫
Current Sophomore Families: your students will be taking the PSAT/NMSQT in the Fall of 2026. Here is a link to the "Why" of taking the exam, and the "How" for preparing to take it: https://satsuite.collegeboard.org/sat-suite-benefits-students-parents/why-take-psat/why-take-psat-nmsqt
Junior Families: Take a good look at your SAT scores. Do you feel you want to take them again? It is not a bad idea since some of your students may be very close to another level of scholarship from their school of choice.
Congratulations to the Seniors as they graduate and move on to their school/program of choice!! 🎉🎉🎉🎉
Full Parent Calendar from the LCS Website
Full Parent Calendar from the LCS Website
Here is the link to the Parent Calendar: https://www.lcs.org/calendar
This Month's Must Read!
This Month's Must Read!
ADHD/Autism Resources
ADHD/Autism Resources
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