"Many hands make for light work" " It runs like a well-oiled machine"

The HUGE TEAM EFFORT ...

Laura Cleary, Lindsey Whittaker and Melissa Koehl share about what parents and all folks planning to attend this great fall event on Lookout can expect. All three are moms of little ones at the school and they are super busy working towards a truly fun, well-organized and memorable event for everyone. They are QUICK to point out that it is a TEAM effort with everyone -around 75 this year - working in concert from their own parents helping to other parents to community grandparents to town workers and our police force. Several local businesses are also jumping in to say thanks and show support for our community - so a big THANK YOU to them!

Listen in to hear what to expect and a few tips for the carnival as well as food ideas for dinner that night.

LMS is truly blessed to have such great leadership and teachers and with the complement of supportive parents it really does make for a powerful school community - thanks to all involved and here's to a fun and safe event.

Please come out and see, walk through, spend a little and eat, if possible, on Tuesday night Sept. 30!

See you there!

tME

Lindsey & Robert have Magnolia (3rd), Dottie(K) & Ford(3yo); Melissa & Dustin have Charlotte(3rd), Davidson (1st); Laura and Ryan have Caroline(2nd), Catherine(K) & George (3yo)

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Way to go! Sally Nelson!

Join us in this fun episode for the back story and upcoming details both on one of our newest community events - Lookout Bookout!

Sally Nelson shares about her family, her love of reading and all the inside info on this fun, upcoming event and how YOU can benefit from it. (Giving is half of it!)

Please settle back and give a short listen to one of our mountain treasures, Mrs. Sally Nelson....and remember - mark those calendars for this coming Saturday, Sept. 27th!

Thank you Sally!

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"All The Right Moves" is what it's about - CHESS returns!

Season FOUR! opens with a short community announcement about CHESS.

Join in for a quick episode with mountain residents Dr. Schlecht and Chess Coach Paul Lemay as they share about the plan for bringing back a mountain favorite and how your children can be part of it all.

Midtown Intellectual Property Founder Dr. Schlecht and former Covenant College -hero goalie Paul Lemay, now travelling admissions recruiter, will be the adult chess leaders along with parent volunteers. After a very successful run as the Fairyland Chess Club, this new launch will improve with a wider offering for any student of either mountain elementary school or mountain resident who attends elementary school off the mountain.

Hear how these community members see the benefits of chess for your child and how the game really is fun and can bring lifelong joy.

The details are covered, and the calendar is explained for busy parents, as well as the low costs for this club and activity.

The Mountain Echo is happy to support The Lookout Mountain Chess Club and we applaud these residents for their leadership!

Enjoy the episode and consider it for your child!

tME

LINK BELOW>>> Bluey Season 3, Episode 10: "Chest"

https://youtu.be/3ayCXNrnV00

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