LCS Bus Update: The Green Diamond Elementary route will be split this morning.
The stops in the Murphy @ Oak St. areas and the stops on Tickner will run approximately 5 minutes early. The stops on Ripley and in the neighborhood off Rolston Rd will run about 10-15 minutes later.
We loved getting to read to our therapy dog, Belle today!
Central's character strength right now is "supporting others," so we took the opportunity to support our schoolmates while they practiced teamwork. Some tasks were tougher than they expected, but we encouraged and cheered for each other the whole time.
Congratulations to our newest student of the month, Brady. His teachers noted how much he cares about his classmates and is a great role model of kindness and hard work. Great work, Brady. We are all proud of you.
Are you and your family looking for a great time with great food? In partnership with the Linden Masonic Lodge, Linden Community Schools is hosting its annual Spaghetti Dinner. Believe me, you will not go away hungry! All proceeds from this event go to Linden students! #lindeneaglepride
LCS Bus Update 4/19/23: The Green Diamond Elementary route will be split this morning. The Murphy @ Oak Street areas and stops on Tickner will run about 5 min. early. The stops on Ripley and the neighborhood off Rolston Rd will run approximately 10-15 minutes later.
LCS Bus Update: The Green Diamond Elementary route will be split this morning.
The Murphy @ Oak Street areas and stops on Tickner will run about 5 min. early. The stops on Ripley and neighborhood off Rolston Rd will run approximately 10-15 minutes later.
4th graders have talent too! In our second CGT assembly, Central students got to show off some of their character strengths by singing, dancing and playing instruments. We saw so many future stars! Great job 4th grade!
Don't forget to schedule your free immunization appointment. https://www.lindenschools.org/article/1055906
Belle has been busy at Central Elementary being a furry reading buddy and taking students on lots of walks!
Mrs. Duguid's students work on writing persuasive essays that kids do or don't watch too much TV. Apparently there are lots of students that think they need to read, play or do chores more often. and watch less tv.
Congratulations to Central Elementary's Lego Club for their recognition at tonights board meeting. 24 students learned about engineering, worked hard, encountered problens, learned more, worked harder and succeeded in a fabtastic way with their First Lego Robotics league season. Your school, coaches, parents and community are so proud of you.
Bring the family for spaghetti dinner! Mark your calendar Friday, April 21, 2023 4-8 pm.
Mrs. Adams' classes have been celebrating women's history month by researching influential women in history and writing a report on it. They also have been reading "Because of Winn Dixie" with our reading month initiative and made bookmarks representing their favorite chapters.
We wrapped up our reading month with a celebration. We raffled off bubbles, toys, gift certificates to our book fair and some books. The big winners of the day were Jill and Max who took home a new bike. Thank you to the Mason's and Mrs. O'Connell for the great prizes.
LCS would like to wish everyone a safe and enjoyable Spring Break. #lindeneaglepride
Central students had a chance to dance, play some games and win some prizes at the Shamrock Shuffle recently. So much fun to see all our Eagles out the enjoy the night! Thank you to our PALS team and all our parent and NHS volunteers that made this night possible.
Representative Brian BeGole stopped in to read for us and talk about our state government. Thanks for spending time with us and for explaining how our government works.
Please allow up to a 10-20 minute delay for Elementary Green Diamond this morning.
More reading month hijinks at Central. Opal and her friends just had a party in our book with sandwiches, pickles and punch so we did too. Thanks to Mrs. Franny Block (a.k.a. Mrs. O'Connell) for being the putting us in the party mood.
