The meal delivery team is bringing more than just food to our South Lewis families:lots of smiles from teachers, cafeteria staff, and bus drivers are also a part of the Falcon fare. We are South Lewis STRONG.
Tonight we had Mrs. Maurer, Ms. Branch, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Arrigo, and Nurse Farr handing out student packets. Thank you Ladies! We hope everyone out there is safe and our thoughts are with everyone.
More meal delivery pictures: Mr. Krokowski, transportation supervisor, and Mrs. O'Dell, teacher, strong arm the food coolers into buses, while Mrs. Smith, a member of the cafeteria crew, hands off boxes of sandwiches to Ms. Bradway, teacher, for their deliveries on bus 182.
Today various Falcon employees joined forces to get meals delivered to families throughout the district. Please contact the district office for more information about delivery for your school-aged children.
Pictured here: cafeteria staff provide instruction to the teachers. A+
In this time of need child care for our essential health care workers and first responders will be critical. We have partnered with Hand in Hand to provide this service. They can be reached at 315-376-9414.
The South Lewis Backpack Program continues to be a resource for our families in need. To make a request and get info about the program, please contact the transportation department. Shown here is a collection of items donated over the past few days by South Lewis faculty & staff.
South Lewis educators spent Monday and Tuesday assembling take-home materials for our students. Materials are available for pick up from 8 a.m. - 3 p.m. today, tomorrow, and Friday. Shown here are the materials for the high school students. Keep calm and learn on, young friends.
Lewis County DSS and the Office of the Aging have partnered with our school districts to assist our community members with important daily tasks (grocery shopping, pharmacy pick-up, etc...). Please see the attached info on how to access this service if needed.
In this time of need our South Lewis Counselors are here to support our students. Please see the attached information and contact information. Don't hesitate to reach out as needed.
We had a visitor during the night at Port Leyden Elementary.....
South Lewis continues to be STRONG as high school science teachers Ms. Huntress and Mr. Comet deliver educational (and fun) materials for our students.
Remember: Student packet pick up is this week WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, AND FRIDAY from 8 AM - 3 PM.
The directors of the High School presentation of "The Wedding Singer" would like the public to know:
If you purchased pre-sale tickets and would like to be reimbursed, you may visit the security desk between 8 AM - 3 PM Wednesday- Friday this week. PLEASE BRING YOUR TICKETS.
Also, if you purchased an ad or well wish for the program and would like to be reimbursed, please visit the main office between 8 AM- 3 PM Wednesday - Friday this week.
The South Lewis School Based Health Center is temporarily being relocated to the South Lewis Health Center in Lyons Falls. Students enrolled in the SBHC will have priority scheduling with SBHC staff during the school closure.
Please see a flyer with a link to a Lewis County Community Resources Guide and contact information for assistance from South Lewis Home-School-Community Coordinator Melanie Bush.
Please see a letter outlining key information regardiing the COVID-19 school closure on such topics as:
1) Student Work/Assignments
2) Food Services
3) District Operations
Please see the attached COVID-19 Press Release. All Jefferson and Lewis County Schools, including South Lewis CSD, will be closed to student attendance from Monday, March 16 through Friday, April 17. All Faculty & Staff are to report on Monday 3/16 to the MS/HS at 8am.
Scenes from "The Wedding Singer": The boys talk it out with "Robbie" (Elijah Lohr), the girls debate it with "Julia" (Katherine Vito), and the ensemble dances it off with ... everyone.
"The Wedding Singer" continues production as the South Lewis high school cast rehearses songs with Sophia Sabatini, Elijah Lohr, Izabelle Liendecker, and Dublin Moore. Right now they all look like typical 2020 teens. Can't wait to see how they transform into 1980s characters!
This group of South Lewis high school students were among the guests at The Elks Club Father/Daughter dinner last night. Many thanks to Mr. Brown, our counselors -- Mrs. Burmingham & Ms. Green, and the organizers at The Elks Club. The young ladies are South Lewis Strong!
Port Leyden Elementary Morning Program Group showing off their latest cup stacking activity.
