Lyndonville Central School District announces the appointment of Dr. Heather Lyon as Superintendent of Schools. For more information, read https://www.lyndonvillecsd.org/article/2300851
The Lyndonville Central School District is hiring the following teachers for the 2025-26 school year: 7-12 Technology Education, Elementary Special Education, and Biology & General Science. Visit our website to learn more about open positions and how to apply: https://www.lyndonvillecsd.org/page/employment
Some more photos from Friday night's graduation ceremony.
Congratulations to the seniors who graduated on June 27!
Stop by the Main Street School on July 4 before the parade and visit our Pre-K & Kindergarten Open House! From 9:30-11:30 a.m., families can pick up a registration packet, meet members of the Pre-K team and the Elementary Principal, complete a craft and receive a gift!
Congratulations to three Lyndonville teams for winning Little League and Softball Championship games today!
The Lyndonville Marching Band is preparing for the Fourth of July Celebration Parade in Lyndonville under the direction of Music Teachers Kelly Follman and Becky Botsford. This group of 5th-12th grade students are busy memorizing music and learning to march. We look forward to seeing everyone at the parade on the 4th!
Many LCSD faculty and staff are learning Therapeutic Crisis Intervention skills this week to support students for next school year and beyond. The sessions are led by in-house TCIS trainers Brianna Wheeler and Katy Franks. We are grateful that they are dedicating their time to learning strategies for our students.
There is a new Pawsitive Rock Garden, located outside the Housel Ave. building. Created on High Five Day by teachers Ashley Maybach and Emma Baldwin, along with students. Take a rock or leave a rock for good vibes!
The Kindergarten Celebration was held on June 18. Students performed a few songs before watching a slideshow of the last year.
A few more photos from Field Day on June 20.
Students in grades 1-6 had a lot of fun at Field Day on June 20.
Sixth graders attended their Moving Up Day on June 18. This future Class of 2031 walked across the stage to receive their certificates from Pre-K-Grade 6 Principal Dr. Elissa Smith, shook hands with their teachers and were acknowledged for various awards and achievements. Junior/Senior High School Principal Dr. Aaron Slack talked to students about their next level of their education.
Jennifer Luxon's Pre-K 3 class had an End of Year Celebration on June 20. Students performed a few songs, then accepted their certificates. They were shyly proud of their own accomplishments!
For more information on the Newspaper Club that was resurrected this spring at the Junior/Senior High School, read this News Item: https://www.lyndonvillecsd.org/article/2280876 Well done, students and advisor!
Fourth graders enjoyed checking out an old timey classroom at Genesee Village Country & Museum.
Fourth graders enjoyed stepping back in time during their fieldtrip to the Genesee Country Village & Museum earlier this month.
The Newspaper Club held a "Dundies" ceremony (modeled after "The Office"), where paper plate awards were distributed, recognizing dedication & achievements. Congrats to Sarah, Robin, Bella, Lila, Alexis & Karalyn! Bella earned the "Paper MVP," for founding & putting forth the scope & structure of the club. The Club determined that the Dundie trophy receiver will hold onto it for a year, then pass it onto another person deemed deserving of it.
Thanks to Aurora who helped Club Advisor Emma Baldwin design & distribute the awards, & coordinate the celebration.
These second graders received Student of the Month for demonstrating cooperation and integrity throughout the months of May and June. Congratulations!
A few more photos of students enjoying High Five Day outside yesterday.
