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Important Weekly Information for LMS Community June 23, 2025
Important Weekly Information for LMS Community June 23, 2025
Summer Reading Programs:
Ledyard Middle School:
See link below or click here. Students are encouraged to read for pleasure and content in a variety of modalities. Use the form to document progress and prizes will be given!
Ledyard Public Library:
Ledyard High School:
Sports Programs for Students attending Ledyard High School Next Year
Student Report Cards:
for Grade 6-7-8 during 2024-2025 year
Student End of the Year grades and comments are available on PowerSchool on June 24th.
If accessing PowerSchool is an issue or you would like a hard copy, they will be available for pick up at the LMS Main Office on July 1 and 2 from 9am - 1pm.
Information for Incoming Students & Parents
Information for Incoming Students & Parents
Please click below or the slideshow to the left to access the information that was shared on June 4th at the Incoming Parent Info Night.
Additionally, see the info below to help with the transition.
LMS Incoming Parent Night Slideshow
59cb507207d74b76a5ccd1046038c338.mp4What was happening in Family and Consumer Sciences
LMS Important Information
LMS Important Information
First day of School for 2025-26 is Thursday August 28th.
Info below will be updated throughout the summer.
Info below will be updated throughout the summer.
LMS PTO INFORMATION
LMS PTO INFORMATION
COMMUNITY BULLETIN BOARD
COMMUNITY BULLETIN BOARD
Football sign ups are happening now!
Check www.ledyardyouthfootball.com to learn more today.
Ledyard High School Tennis
If anyone interested in playing tennis in high school, please reach out to Coach at dding@ledyard.net or 8602870022, girls or boys (if girls, I will relay it to the girls tennis coach). We are having a summer training session. Even if they do not have experience playing tennis, they are welcome to sign up in Family ID and learn it. I have spare rackets they can borrow too
TNT Flyer and Inform2025.pdf
Girls Scouts of Connecticut Summer Camp
Girls Scouts of Connecticut Summer Camp
Girl Scouts wouldn't be Girl Scouts without the great outdoors. Make new friends, build a campfire, hike the trails - adventures await at GSOFCT Summer Camps! With four day camps and one sleep away camp to choose from, there is sure to be one just for you! Not only do we provide great traditional camp activities, but GSOFCT Summer Camp helps you expand your horizons while enjoying the adventure of learning and connecting with the world around you.
We at Camp Laurel offer a wide variety of programming for kiddos grades 2-12. For our older campers (grades 10-12), we offer our Counselor In Training (CIT) Program which helps prepare them for not only Camp Counselor experience, but also real-world job experience (and looks great on college applications!). If you have any staff that would be interested in joining us for the summer, we have several positions open, ranging from healthcare and admin positions to hands-on positions like counselors and waterfront.
Here are the links:
Camp Information: https://www.gsofct.org/en/programs/camp-and-outdoors/summer-camps.html
Job Postings: https://girl-scouts-of-connecticut-inc.checkwritersrecruit.com/
Sandy Hook Promise- Say Something Application
Sandy Hook Promise- Say Something Application
About Say Something ARS: The Say Something ARS program empowers students, teachers, and administrators to recognize and report signs of potential safety concerns—whether they occur at school, on social media, or in the community. This system provides a confidential way to share concerns and ensure timely intervention when needed.
How It Works:
Recognizing Warning Signs – Students and staff will be trained to identify concerning behaviors and potential threats.
Taking Immediate Action – The system provides students with the ability to report concerns anonymously through a website, mobile app, or hotline.
24/7 Access to Support – A Crisis Center is available at all times to receive and respond to reports.
Ongoing Awareness Efforts – Schools will incorporate the program into student discussions, awareness campaigns, and activities throughout the year.
Training & Accessibility: To ensure students and staff are well-equipped to use the system, all students and staff will receive training on how to recognize and report concerns appropriately. Additionally, a direct access bookmark to the Say Something ARS platform will be added to all school-issued devices, making it easier for students to use the system when needed.
Resources for Parents & Caregivers: We recognize that parents and caregivers play a crucial role in school safety efforts. To help you better understand how you can support this initiative, please review the “My Role as a Parent or Caregiver” program brochure. This resource provides information on how to talk to your child about recognizing warning signs, taking action, and encouraging them to use the Say Something ARS system responsibly.
Why This Matters: Students often have insight into situations that may not be immediately visible to adults. This program gives them a safe and anonymous way to share concerns and seek help when they see warning signs. It’s an important tool in fostering a supportive school environment where students look out for one another.
How to Learn More: If you have any questions about the Say Something ARS program, please feel free to reach out to your school principal or my office. Your partnership in promoting a safe and supportive school environment is invaluable, and we appreciate your engagement in this effort.
THIS NEWSLETTER WILL BE UPDATED ROUTINELY.
THIS NEWSLETTER WILL BE UPDATED ROUTINELY.
PARENTS WILL BE SENT REMINDERS VIA SCHOOL MESSENGER WHEN UPDATES ARE FINALIZED.
PARENTS WILL BE SENT REMINDERS VIA SCHOOL MESSENGER WHEN UPDATES ARE FINALIZED.
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