CONTRA DANCE AT TINMOUTH COMMUNITY CENTER, FRI., FEB. 25, 8 PM
Please join Long Trail School at a contra dance at Tinmouth Community Center with popular Boston band Nor’Easter on Friday, February 25 at 8 pm. This event is free and open to the public, so come out and have a good time!
read moreEMPTY BOWLS: APRIL 2, 2011
Don’t Forget to Recycle those Bowls!!
Please remember if you have bowls from previous Empty Bowls, we are now recycling them. There will be a box in front of Courtney Callo’s office as well as boxes available at all bowl-making events to deposit your “vintage bowls.” We will still be making them to mix the old [...]
LONG TRAIL SCHOOL CLOSED WED., FEB. 2
Long Trail School is closed on Wednesday, February 2 due to the weather. All buses and activities have been canceled for the day. Please check back Wednesday night or Thursday morning for information regarding Thursday. Please be safe.
read moreLTS LEOS COLLECTING WINTER ITEMS AND SPONSORING A FOOD DRIVE
The LTS Leos are collecting winter clothing for the Albany Homeless Shelter. Winter jackets, hats, scarves, mittens, snow pants, and boots are all needed. The group will take any and all sizes for the Capital City Rescue Mission. Patty Midura’s office is the collection area. There is a desperate need so please clean out your mud rooms!! LTS [...]
... read moreAIRBAND IS COMING!!
Come to a competition where students take the recordings of famous songs and create an accompanying act for it! Now in its fifth year, AirBand doles out cash prizes in the hundreds for first, second, third, and fourth places with proceeds benefiting LTS Prom ’11. TICKETS GO ON SALE JANUARY 17; $17 for premiere seats, [...]
... read moreEIGHTH GRADERS RECYCLE CHRISTMAS TREES
Looking for a better option for your Christmas tree once the holiday is over? On Saturday, January 8 (snow date Sunday, January 9) 8th grade students will come to your home to pick up and dispose of your undecorated tree in an environmentally friendly and useful way.
Homestead Landscaping has offered to mulch the collected trees. [...]
