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SCHOOL INFO:
School Calendar:
Please make sure to check out the Leland & Gray school calendar. It differs from the District calendar because of professional development days for our faculty. The full calendar can be found here.
2019 Program of Studies:
The 2019 Program of Studies can be found here.
Please send submissions to 19maxwells@lelandandgray.org. If you have any questions or are interested in helping with the magazine, please see an English teacher: Ms. Doty, Ms. Landenberger, Ms. Matson, or Ms. Rowan.
School Store:
As you are cleaning out your closets, putting your winter clothing away, and getting your spring and summer wardrobes out, sorting through what to keep and what to get rid of, please consider bringing unwanted clothing items to L&G. The clothing will be put in the school store and given to needy students and their families. Contact Susan Jones with questions: sjones@lelandandgray.orgWinter Coats:
We know that warmer weather doesn't make one think of winter coats, but L&G has been given a bunch of various sizes, and if you'd like one for next year, please contact our school nurse, Lauren Shockley at 221-2126.
Prom Information:
Prom photos on Newfane Common at 4 PM
Grand March is at 8:30 PM
Parking for students attending prom is by valet service. Pull up under the portico in front of the Grand Summit Hotel and valets will park your car.
Parking for parents who want to attend the Grand March is suggested at Sundance.
Grand March is at 8:30 PM
Parking for students attending prom is by valet service. Pull up under the portico in front of the Grand Summit Hotel and valets will park your car.
Parking for parents who want to attend the Grand March is suggested at Sundance.
Mimesis 2019 Announcement:
Mimesis, Leland and Gray's fabulous literary magazine featuring the work of Leland & Gray students and staff will be published again in early June. We'd love to showcase your work! Please submit your poetry, prose, graphics (high contrast drawings or photographs that will reproduce well in black and white), or digital projects (for the online version of the magazine) by 5/15/19.Please send submissions to 19maxwells@lelandandgray.org. If you have any questions or are interested in helping with the magazine, please see an English teacher: Ms. Doty, Ms. Landenberger, Ms. Matson, or Ms. Rowan.
Snow Day Routine Change:
This year we have changed our routine with regards to snow days and our day rotations (green/white and A/B/C). The change - reflected in the attached calendars (click here) is that when we have a snow day, we will SKIP the intended day and NOT PUSH it. In other words, the days are hard-scheduled for the year in advance.Late Bus Calendar:
The late bus schedule can be found here. Please note the bus will only run south this year.ATHLETICS:
Rebel Nation School Store:
Hello Rebel Nation!
This will be our last Rebel Under Armour/Athletic Gear store for this school year.
Please order your Rebel Nation gear and wear our colors proud!
The store will close on 5/20 at midnight and no more orders will be able to go through!
Myself and the Booster Club appreciate your support!
Marty
Open Gym:
Any girls grades 7-12 interested in Basketball Open Gym?
This will start on Monday 5/20/19 right after school on Mondays and Wednesdays.
Any questions, please email Coach Merrow at terrymerrow@yahoo.com
Events & Activities Calendar:
All practices and games will be listed on our Events and Activities Calendar which is on the L&G website under Calendars.http://lelandandgray.org/index.php/co-curricular-calendar
COMMUNITY SERVICE:
Community service is now a graduation requirement starting with the Class of 2019. All information can be found here: https://sites.google.com/lelandandgray.org/communityservice
Please e-mail any community service opportunities to Terry Davison Berger <tdavison-berger@lelandandgray.org>
3 Generation Collaboration Community Service Opportunities:
New community service opportunities with 3 Generations Collaboration are always being posted at www.team3gc.org
Also, visit the link to learn about Build Your Own Service.
It would include: answering the phone, checking the pool, monitoring the facility, checking in members, owners or guests for facility use, paging maintenance if needed, opening/closing the facility for the day.
Friday evening shift (3p- 8p) and Sunday am 7:45a-1:30
For more information, please contact Heather at jhbedard@myfairpoint.net
Job Opportunity for a Student:
Timber Creek is a Townhouse village near Mount Snow. They are looking to hire a student for the following position:It would include: answering the phone, checking the pool, monitoring the facility, checking in members, owners or guests for facility use, paging maintenance if needed, opening/closing the facility for the day.
Friday evening shift (3p- 8p) and Sunday am 7:45a-1:30
For more information, please contact Heather at jhbedard@myfairpoint.net
COMMUNITY:
Parent Letter from WRVT:
Grace Cottage "Spring into Health" 5K set for May 11th:
On Mother’s Day Weekend, all are invited to the 10th Annual “Spring into Health” 5K to benefit Grace Cottage Hospital. The event takes place Saturday, May 11, starting at 8:30 am on the Townshend Common, rain or shine. Registration is now open. Students and their families are encouraged to attend.
The race will be professionally-timed, but all are welcome to participate at whatever pace they choose. The course, out and back on Grafton Road, is paved and mainly flat. Healthy snacks and water will be provided. Free t-shirts for the first 100 to register.
After the run, there will be awards for fastest male and female finishers, raffles, and general merriment. There is also a free Fun Run for kids 6 and under on the Common at 9:15 a.m.
Event Director Dr. Moss Linder is pleased to welcome special guest Amby Burfoot to the event this year. Burfoot won the 1968 Boston Marathon and hasn’t stopped running since. He served as longtime editor-in-chief of Runner’s World magazine, authored several books on running (and life), and is an inspirational mentor and coach to many. Amby will be happy to chat with event participants and will have autographed books available for purchase.
Event Director Dr. Moss Linder is pleased to welcome special guest Amby Burfoot to the event this year. Burfoot won the 1968 Boston Marathon and hasn’t stopped running since. He served as longtime editor-in-chief of Runner’s World magazine, authored several books on running (and life), and is an inspirational mentor and coach to many. Amby will be happy to chat with event participants and will have autographed books available for purchase.
Runners and walkers can register for the 5K online for an early bird rate of just $15 at www.gracecottage.org/events. Online registration closes at noon on Thursday, May 9. Event day registration takes place between 7:45 – 8:15 for $20, but no guarantee of getting a t-shirt. Parking is available at Leland and Gray.
This event, sponsored by People’s United Bank, raises funds for the non-profit hospital. For more information, visit www.gracecottage.org/events or call (802) 365-9109.
BEEC:
NEYT Summer Program:
New England Youth Theatre is celebrating its 20th year with lots of great summer programs for kids ages 6-19! From Shakespeare to Improv to Melodrama along with our Design and Technical program, we've got something for everyone, even those who prefer to remain behind the scenes! Visit www.neyt.org to learn more about all we have to offer to make this your Best Summer Ever!
Announcement for Auditions:
The Secret Garden
Main Street Arts is excited to announce auditions for our next musical at the Bellows Falls Opera House- "The Secret Garden"! The show performances will take place October 25th through November 3rd.
Auditions will be held:
May 17th from 6:30-9:30
May 18th from 1:00-3:30
May 19th from 3:00-5:30
Auditionees should bring a prepared song or part of a song. (At least 16 bars)
We will also have a movement section of auditions. Although "Secret Garden" is not a "dance show", our concept will likely integrate significant movement for the "dreamer" ensemble. This ensemble will be much larger than is typical, with total cast size being between 30 and 40. Those auditioning will also be asked to read from the text.
Below is a link to learn more about the show's plot and characters. More can be found through Samuel French or Wikipedia.
Additional information can be found here.
The roles of the children (ages typically around 10-12) may be played by children a little older.
More information will shortly be forthcoming and will be available on this website.
NEYT Spring Musical:
