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We normally celebrate our return to school with a “Meet the Teacher” evening. Our early childhood and kindergarten students will hold theirs on Thursday. 8/27/20 between 5:00 and 7:00 p.m. Instead of meeting in a group, families are welcome to come separately, much like at an open house. The teachers will distribute information to you that evening and take time to chat with each of you. Early childhood and kindergarten teachers will be in contact with parents within the next couple of weeks. We are working toward a format for the new family orientation and “Meet the Teacher” event for the remainder of the grades. More to come on that next week.

Mrs. Wendy Bury has served us as bookkeeper, PTO chair, and headed up many of our most successful fundraisers over the past several years. Her daughter, Emma, is valedictorian of the 2020 graduating class. Now, she is moving on to a full time bookkeeping position outside the school. She has served our needs well, and we thank her for all her work these past years. At the end of August her bookkeeping responsibilities will be assumed by Mrs. Mavin and Mr. Nast. The receptionist tasks will be handled by an assortment of people as we go through the transition.. Thank you, Mrs. Bury.

Due to lack of a significant amount of interest, LCS no longer offers a formal after school care program. Elementary students who are not picked up during the alotted pick up time will be supervised by a staff member until parents or emergency contacts can pick the student(s) up.

“For God has not given us a spirit of fear, but of power and of love and of a sound mind.” - 2 Timothy 1:7 Livingston Christian Schools students have submitted the last assignments for the 2019-20 school year, the teachers have graded them, report cards have been issued and summer vacation has officially begun. Congratulations to every student, parent, teacher, and support staff on the successful completion of what is sure to be remembered as the most unique school year in history. The leadership of LCS is already busy at work to plan for the 2020-21 school year. It is with great confidence and 100% reliance on the will of God, who has not given us a spirit of fear, but of power and of love and of a sound mind, that the plan is for students to begin the school year in the classrooms at LCS@The Naz in Brighton on August 31, 2020 at 8 a.m. While much of the plan for 2020-21 will follow the same routine we always use, please be assured that it is with great diligence that we have and will continue to research and learn all we can about the laws, recommendations and data available to us about the health and safety of our school. We will continue to update the school’s health and safety plan as needed and will notify school families of the specifics as “opening day” approaches. We are pleased with the success of LCS’ Online Instruction Days but look forward to returning to traditional, on-campus classes where students and teachers will interact, instruct, and fellowship in person. Some facets of the online program that proved organizationally and instructionally advantageous for students this spring may be incorporated by teachers into their classes this fall. We will also continue to offer the popular online dual enrollment program for students in eleventh and twelfth grades, but we recognize our families have chosen to attend LCS in part because of their desire for their children to learn in a traditional, live classroom. We are now better prepared for emergency situations, such as the one we experienced this spring and those we may face in the future. However, we look forward to seeing each student’s face on August 31.

in school personnel.... if you have not read the latest post from the desk of Mr. Nast, you'll want to check it out. We have a number of changes to the LCS staff for the fall.

We've already announced the retirement of Denise White, LCS second grade teacher since 2007 but we have a couple other staff members who won't be returning in the fall. Vocal music teacher Satara Johnson and her husband Sam are eagerly awaiting their first child, due to arrive in September. We all look forward to meeting their new addition and wish them the best. We also want to thank Shane Baranek for his two years of service as physical education and health teacher. We wish him well in his future endeavors.

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LCS has travelled to Jamaica with Pastor Kris Mavin every-other year since 2011. However, due to the uncertainty created by the coronavirus, it has been postponed from early 2021 to early in 2022 but graduates of the LCS Class of 2021 who had planned to participate on this life-changing mission trip will be welcome to attend.

The interview committee has chosen our replacement for the beloved Mrs. White beginning next fall. Mrs. Julie Byers, a former LCS teacher and sister-in-law of our Mrs. Michelle Byers, has agreed to jump right in and carry on when Mrs. White retires at the end of the year. Mrs. Byers earned her BS in elementary education at Indiana Wesleyan University and currently teaches K-2 reading and phonemic awareness at HT Smith. We are excited for Mrs. White being able to join her husband in retirement and pleased that God has provided Mrs. Byers to continue on the work in second grade.