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New Lebanon kicked off their Field Day at Byram Shore Park. Grades K-5 all participated in fun activities in a competition between teams purple and gold. Continue Reading →
At New Lebanon School, the Creative Club allows students to express their love for art by drawing, coloring, painting, etc. Continue Reading →
On Friday May 20, International Night was brought back to celebrate the wide range of diversity at New Lebanon School. Continue Reading →
The international night celebrated the many diverse cultures of New Lebanon students and their families. Continue Reading →
At Thursday’s Board of Selectmen meeting, Drew Marzullo urged Mr. Toner and Mr. Tesei to ask the Board of Education to begin testing Western Middle School fields immediately. He made a motion toward that end, but neither of the Republican selectmen seconded the motion, and so it was not carried forward. Continue Reading →
From the Eastern Greenwich Civic Center to Skate Park down by the Teen Center, Greenwich residents spoke in favor of the projects they care about. And while there are some projects that have no vocal constituents, at least one project had its detractors. Continue Reading →
On Tuesday night, a public forum at New Lebanon School was packed. Seating ran out quickly, and dozens stood at the back and lined the walls of the gym. After architect Michael Tribe reviewed Schemes A through D, all options for locating a new school on the Byram campus, the Board of Education opened the mic to members of the community. It didn’t take long before a theme emerged. Several people complained that last November the idea of saving “the Town Green” had been misleading. Continue Reading →
New Lebanon 1st graders thoroughly enjoyed their field trip to Interstate and Lakeland Lumber in Byram. Students had a hands on experience learning about, “Consumers and Producers.” Continue Reading →
On Friday a group of about 20 members of the BET, RTM Board of Education, the Schools Superintendent, neighborhood residents, media, candidates for the building committee and all three selectmen walked the perimeter of the proposed New Lebanon School, the longest portion of which parallels the edge of the ball field and forms a horseshoe that opens onto wetland and woodland. The bravest of the group, including Mr. Tesei, walked into the ravine where poison ivy was abundant. Continue Reading →
On any given school day, the Byram Archibald Neighborhood Center (BANC), is a hive of activity. The New Lebanon School kindergarten classes are currently housed there. Then, after school Christina Nappi runs a program for about 65 New Leb children in K-3 until 5:30pm. On Thursday, members of the Old Greenwich and Greenwich Lions Clubs gave free vision screenings to the children. More than a simple acuity test, the Lions Clubs sophisticated camera tested for eye disorders including far and near sightedness, astigmatism, anisometropia, strabismus and anisocoria. Continue Reading →