C-Day
Monday
April 13, 2026
High School Calendar
Late Bus Reminder
Students must sign up in advance to ride. Students signing up for the late bus must stay after with a teacher and cannot leave school property.
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Breakfast Fruit, Yogurt, Cereal, Hot Breakfast Sandwiches, Juice, Milk
Lunch
Garden Fresh Salad Bar Available daily as an entree or a side
Deli BarDaily selection of hot soup & sandwiches
Lunch
Homemade Mac and Cheese
(Buffalo or Regular)
Broccoli
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Garden Fresh Salad Bar Available daily as an entree or a side
Deli BarDaily selection of hot soup & sandwiches
Meal Prices
All student meals are free* for the 2025-2026 school year.
* To be considered a free meal, it must include a minimum of 3 out of the 5 components: grain, protein, dairy, fruit, and vegetables and must contain a 1/2 cup of fruit and/or vegetable.
To add money to your child's account go to LINQConnect.com._______________
Visit our website's Food Service page for more Meal Program info.
All student meals are free* for the 2025-2026 school year.
* To be considered a free meal, it must include a minimum of 3 out of the 5 components: grain, protein, dairy, fruit, and vegetables and must contain a 1/2 cup of fruit and/or vegetable.
To add money to your child's account go to LINQConnect.com._______________
Visit our website's Food Service page for more Meal Program info.
Juniors - Prom tickets will be on sale outside the cafeteria today through Wednesday this week. Tickets are $25 each. Prom permission slips are also due. Please turn them into the Main Office.
The Student Council will have its monthly meeting during 10th period on Wednesday, April 15.
Students taking the School Day SAT on Wednesday must attend today's Digital Readiness Check tenth period in the Laker Hub. Be sure to bring your computer and your $60 test fee.
2025-26 Triple Impact Individual of the Week
2025-26 Triple Impact Individual of the Week
A Triple Impact Individual is an athlete/coach/spectator/official who works to improve the game as a whole. These individuals play a special role in Lake George Athletics and the Positive Coaching Alliance's (PCA) mission to turn high school sports into a developmental zone for developing better athletes and better people. Please complete the form below to nominate an individual. Nominations should be made weekly by Thursday. We will select two individuals each week. Winners will receive a t-shirt and be recognized on social media.
Village of Lake George Will Honor Corporal Benjamin D. Osborn With Street Renaming
Village of Lake George Will Honor Corporal Benjamin D. Osborn With Street Renaming
The Village of Lake George is proud to announce their unanimous decision on January 21, 2026, to rename an existing street in the Village of Lake George in honor of a local Corporal, Benjamin D. Osborn. The portion touching Canada Street and Ottawa Street will change from Mountain Drive to Ben Osborn Boulevard. The Board officially voted for the name change at their Board meeting on February 9, 2026.
Benjamin D. Osborn was a Queensbury native and was a 2002 graduate from Lake George Junior Senior High School. In June 2010, Osborn was killed while serving his country during Operation Enduring Freedom at the young age of 27. He was known for his humor, his adventurous spirit, his unconditional love for his family and friends, and his devoted dedication to his nation.
“Renaming this street was one way to honor a wonderful man who was selfless,” Mayor Perry stated. “The Board of Trustees and I felt it was right and just to commemorate him this way as he left a big imprint in our community.”
The Ben Osborn Memorial Fund is a non-for-profit 501(c) (3) organization founded by William D. Osborn whose purpose is to provide support to local youth between the ages of 5 and 18 in Warren, Washington, and Saratoga Counties. The fund still exists today to provide assistance to local schools in the form of items, such as: school supplies, tutoring services, winter clothing items, electronics, field trip admission expenses, musical instruments and classes, eyeglasses, scholarships, and more. “As the Osborn’s work diligently to provide assistance to our schools, this is a way to say thank you for all their hard work and to continue a local hero’s legacy.” Mayor Ray Perry concluded.
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