Happy Veterans Day! Tomorrow, Lake Seneca will have its annual Veterans Day program. The program starts at 9:15 a.m., and parents are invited to attend. Also, please be sure to have your students wear red, white, and blue on Monday to show their support for our nation’s veterans!
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When Lake Seneca Elementary School first opened its doors in 1985, Germantown was a sleepy little suburb off the I-270 corridor. Today, it is one of the most populous areas in the state and continues to grow by an estimated 2,000 people annually, according to the Germantown Historical Society. Although the community that feeds into Lake Seneca Elementary has grown
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Veterans Day is approaching, and Lake Seneca is looking for veterans who would like to share their experience at the school’s annual Veterans Day assembly on Monday, November 12. Would you or someone you know be interested? Check your child’s folder for more information. Interest forms are due by Friday, November 2.
Read moreRed Ribbon Week Spirit Days begin tomorrow! Students are invited to participate in a week of spirit to celebrate our choice to be drug free.
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The MCPS Office of Student and Family Support and Engagement offers workshops throughout the school year for parents and guardians that cover topics ranging from social media and cybersafety to homework, special education, and college preparation. All workshops are FREE and occur at schools and locations throughout Montgomery County; registration is recommended. Free childcare and interpretation services are provided. Here
Read moreGreat news! For the next four days, October 18 through October 21, Yankee Candle will give Lake Seneca 10% more in profit from online sales. That means if you place an online order, 50% of all sales made online will come back to the school. Visit http://www.yankeecandlefundraising.com and log in with group number 990051639 to start shopping. This opportunity for
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The Montgomery County Council will hold its annual Youth Town Hall meeting on Wednesday, October 24, 2018. This is a chance for Lake Seneca students to meet local elected leaders and tell them what’s important to students. Montgomery County Public Schools students in grades 6 through 12 can also earn SSL hours for attending. Click here to learn more. The
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