Art is alive at Lindeman

Eat breakfast at school!

Lloyd Energy Team receives state, national awards

Join us for the Chelsea Ryann Festival of Hope

You may be eligible for discounted internet

Eviction prevention resources available

Art is alive Lindeman

Teachers at Lindeman Elementary teachers took the lead on professional development, attending arts integration training over the summer, then sharing what they learned with the rest of the school's staff. 

"Everyone enjoyed the hands-on learning and they are implementing these strategies and techniques in their classroom," said Mrs. Angie Gabbard, Lindeman's principal. 

Then, to start the year, Mrs. Amanda Greenwald, the school's art teacher, facilitated a collaborative art piece with students in grades 3, 4, and 5, inspired by the book The Dot. The beautiful piece is now hanging in Lindeman's hallway.

Eat breakfast at school!
And other updates from the School Nutrition Department...

Remember -- breakfast is available at each school in the Erlanger-Elsmere District! The most important meal of the day is offered at no cost and starts at 7:30 a.m. each morning for students to enjoy things like smoothies, parfaits, and traditional breakfast items to start their day.

In addition, the Erlanger-Elsmere Schools School Nutrition Department has created its own Facebook page to share the most up-to-date news, along with monthly menus. "Like" this new page to get all the news you need about food and nutrition within our school district!

Click here to visit the page...

Lloyd Energy Team receives state, national awards

Lloyd Memorial High School’s Energy Team was recently recognized by the National Energy Education Development (NEED) Project for an outstanding energy education project: Can I Get a Watt Watt - The Year of the Pandemic. Lloyd Memorial High School was selected as Kentucky Senior School of the Year and National Senior School of the Year.

The team was recognized at the 41st Annual Youth Energy Conference and Awards this summer for their project, which included work in a community garden, STEM outreach, socially-distanced energy information sharing, scavenger hunts for students to complete with their families, a blue jean recycling program, and more. Not bad for a year spent largely in quarantine!

While the team was unable to attend the award presentation in Washington, D.C., they have received their impressive award. Great job to the Lloyd Energy Team, and sincerest thanks to Mrs. Melissa Stolz for her leadership!

Join us for 
The Chelsea Ryann Festival of Hope!

The Westwood family has announced the annual Chelsea Ryann Festival of Hope will be held on Sunday, October 17 from 2:00 - 5:00 p.m. on the campus of Lloyd Memorial High School. 

Please join us as we bring the community together for this annual Festival of Hope. Enjoy an afternoon packed full of games, activities, and fun for all ages, right on the campus of Lloyd Memorial High School. Come ready to enjoy this time and help raise money to support services for students that are searching for hope. This is a day to celebrate, offer hope, and show that our generosity can have a huge impact right here in our backyard.

For more details, follow us on Facebook, or visit our website! 

You may be eligible for discounted internet service

The Emergency Broadband Benefit provides a discount toward broadband Internet service along with a one-time discount to purchase an applicable device. 

If your child receives free or reduced lunch, your family is likely eligible for this benefit, even if you are already paying for Internet service. In order to qualify, please ensure you have a Household Income Form (HIF) on file with our school district, and that you’re eligible based on that form. 

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COVID Rent Relief
Eviction prevention resources available

If you’re looking for help with housing costs, you’re not alone. Help is available. State and local organizations are distributing federal rental assistance in our community. Click here for more details...