Information below on becoming a summiteer to help plan the upcoming summit at The Wild Center

Information below on becoming a summiteer to help plan the upcoming summit at The Wild Center

From the Lake Placid Public Library:
Dear Homeschool Families,
Welcome to the 2025-2026 school year! We’re continuing our monthly Thursday sessions for homeschool families, beginning on Thursday, September 18, 2025 at 10:00 a.m. Creative engineer and fellow homeschooler, Oliver Halasz, will join us to explore Mouse Heroes through a read aloud, discussion, and extension activities. All children will leave with their own felted mouse hero.
Homeschool programs are geared for children in grades K-6, but other ages are welcome. To help with set-up and supply needs, please rsvp to librarian@lakeplacidlibrary.org or 518-523-3200. We look forward to learning with you and your child(ren) this year.
As always, happy reading!
-Karen and Baz

Tupper Lake – The Wild Center’s Homeschool Days this fall are September 19 and October 24, 2025. The themes will be Wild Engineering and Wild About Birds, respectively.
To register for Sept 19, visit https://wildcenter.ticketapp.org/portal/product/25. The schedule for Sept 19, “Wild Engineering”, is below.
Registration for Oct 24 will follow after that event is complete.

No Back to School Party, Buck Pond
September 5, 2025 – 10am
Bring a picnic lunch for your family and come enjoy the day. Past years have included epic capture the flag games and a curriculum/book trade.
Last reminder before the Friday, Aug 22 deadline! Fall 2025 Homeschool Soccer Team Sign-Ups are live! Go Highlander Hedgehogs! https://nch.home.blog/2025/08/03/fall-2025-highlanders-soccer-sign-ups/

This really is an ALL-AGES program from Ausable Freshwater Center and Lake Placid Public Library. Very fun and educational for adults and kids, alike.
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From the Lake Placid Public Library: Please join us on Thursday, August 21st, at 5pm for Underwater Wonders: an exploration of the aquatic bugs in our rivers and streams! This program is being presented by the Ausable Freshwater Center and is intended for folks of all ages! Come learn more about the water of our region and the life that it sustains!

SIGN UP DEADLINE: Friday, Aug 22, 2025 at 9pm
All the info, practice dates, and sign up form here:
https://forms.gle/9hnZpHLrwn9bpnd87
All the info and dates!
https://adk.corsizio.com/event/684ddc0eea19d1b9f6898a51
Health insurance is required to attend.
Is your homeschool student curious about nature? Do they enjoy spending time outside? If so, join ADK naturalists as we learn about ecosystem engineers at ADK’s Cascade Welcome Center. This series of hands-on, student-led, classes will take us in search of the engineers busy working and living in Adirondack forests and wetlands. Through games, crafts, and other activities students will learn about how certain plants and animals can alter their ecosystems to benefit themselves and other organisms. Along the way we will become engineers building our own community.
This program meets for three hours every other Monday in September, October, and November. All six dates are included in the program fee; a multi-child discount will automatically be applied after your first student is registered. Please make sure your student is prepared to spend the whole program outside. Parents and guardians are required to stay on site during the program and are encouraged to hike with us. Tag-alongs under the age of 5 are welcome as well however, parents and guardians are responsible for supervising them throughout the program. Tag-alongs under the age of 5 do not need a registration. Restrooms and wifi are available in the Welcome Center for the duration of the program.
Parents and guardians should plan on meeting with instructors at ADK’s Cascade Welcome Center at 9:30am, located at 4833 Cascade Rd, Lake Placid, NY 12946. The course will run until approximately 12:30pm.
Register: https://adk.corsizio.com/register/684ddc0eea19d1b9f6898a51
Tuesday, July 29, 2025 at Lake Placid Public Library at 10am and 1pm
“Colors of the Wild” with the Vermont Museum of Natural History
