Lambert-Lavoie

10/20/2026

Big News!! This year marks the 75th Anniversary of the loss of both Lieutenant George Lavoie and Private First Class Joseph Lambert who lost their lives 75 years ago in the Korean War. Wednesday night at 6:30 PM, Dr. Phelan and Post 337 Adjutant Steve Bournique will have the honor of talking about the lives and legacy of both Lieutenant Lavoie and Private First Class Lambert at the Chicopee School Committee Meeting. All are welcome!

10/06/2026

Mayor Vieau visited us Tuesday to deliver soccer balls after the Mayor's Office received a grant from FIFA. He also spoke to the students about dreaming big and making ambitious goals. These soccer balls will be utilzed both in our PE classes and recess. Thanks for the visit, Mayor Vieau!

09/25/2026

“9-25”/Pixar Day saw students and staff dressed as Dolly Parton, Minions, and a myriad of other characters we don’t often see at the same time. What was most important is that students and staff were learning about the importance of reading and had fun at the same time!

Thank you to our secret individuals and organizations who made this event possible. Dolly Parton would be proud of the kindness you showed in putting her legacy of literacy at the forefront!

09/16/2026

First grade had a wonderful visit from our friends at the Chicopee Public Library…visit the library when you can!

With the start of the Thunderbirds Reading Program, this is a great reminder to read, read, read!!

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08/19/2026

Bus routes for the 2026-2027 school year are now available via the following link: https://sites.google.com/cpsge.org/transportation-department/bus-routes-2026-2027-school-year

08/19/2026

Our ‘Chalk our Walk’ event was so fun! It was great seeing new and familiar faces. Now if the rain would hold off until after school starts!See you all next Wednesday, August 26th for our first day of school!

08/19/2026

06/07/2026

On Friday, our former Lambert-Lavoie students returned to walk our hallways one last time, proudly wearing their caps and gowns as they prepare for their next chapter.

It was a special full-circle moment as our current Lions lined the halls, cheering them on and celebrating all they have accomplished. To make the day even more meaningful, each graduate was presented with one of their elementary school class picture, a sweet reminder of where their journey began.

Watching these young adults return to the place where so many memories were made was both heartwarming and inspiring. We are so proud of all they have achieved and can’t wait to see where their future takes them. Once a Lion, always a Lion! 🦁

05/06/2026

Last week, we said farewell to our School Resource Officer, Mark Hammon, as he retired after years of dedicated service. We were honored to celebrate his impact and commitment with a special send-off. Officer Hammon, your support, care, and dedication to our students and staff have made a lasting difference you will be truly missed. Thank you for everything!