This year's field trip forms will be done online through PermissionClick. You can elect to pay the deposit online (there's an extra fee from the payment processor if you pay online), or you can send a check in and give it to your child's homeroom teacher.
LRMS Cheerleading is back and it took no time to have a successful season! Coaches Crystal Periera and Denise Tafuto have worked hard with a group of 21 cheerleaders. This season they placed 2nd at the Wolcott Competition, 4th place at Junior NVLs
and took home the SPIRIT AWARD, and 3rd place at the Woodland Cheerfest. Way to go Wildcats!
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Over 50 Long River students stayed after school on February 27th to take part in the One Region, One Book event to celebrate The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupery. Students engaged in several kindness and community service activities including:
Long River's National Junior Honor Society visited Prospect Elementary School for their annual Read Across America event. NJHS members visited the elementary classes to read their favorite picture books. Another wonderful R16 event!
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Representatives from the Exxon Mobil Educational Alliance, which supports improvements in math and science programs, visited LRMS to present a check for $500.00.
On October 24th both the Long River Boys' and Girls' Cross Country Teams won their 3rd straight Jr. NVL Championship, with two 1st place finishes by Kate Cicchetti and Nicholas LaChapelle. The Wildcats continued their winning ways on Nov 2nd with the Boys' Team taking home the 2nd Place trophy and the Girls' earning the 5th place trophy at the 27th Annual Middle School Cross Country Championships. Nicholas LaChapelle placed 3rd out of 412 runners, and 1st in large school division. Kate Cicchetti was crowned the CT Middle School State Champion by placing 1st overall out of 372 runners. Congratulations to both teams on a great season!