The Lyndonville Central School District welcomes Dr. Heather Lyon as she begins her role as superintendent this week. To find out more about her, visit the Office of the Superintendent page: https://www.lyndonvillecsd.org/page/superintendent
Lyndonville Central School is introducing new staff ahead of the first day of school in September 2025. Please join us in welcoming our new employees!
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Meet Annalise Steier, a new Elementary Education Teacher at LCS!
Hello! I’m Annalise Steier, and I am beyond thrilled to be joining the Tiger community!
During my time at Keuka College, where I earned a bachelor’s degree in Childhood Education with a concentration in math, I had the privilege of completing two internships at Lyndonville. It was during those experiences that I truly fell in love with this small, family-oriented school district and community. Even though I grew up a Purple Eagle and graduated from Albion High School, Lyndonville immediately felt like home — a place where I knew I wanted to grow both personally and professionally.
Outside of the classroom, I enjoy spending my free time attending musicals, doing crafts, dancing, and occasionally dabbling in baking. These hobbies help me stay creative and energized — something I hope to bring into the classroom as well!
As you head back to school, my best advice is to believe in yourself and be kind. The LCS staff is cheering for you — we want you to be successful, and therefore, you should want the same for yourself and your peers.
Ann Lieberman’s quote has been at the front of my mind as we prepare to begin this school year. It reads:: “Great teachers empathize with children, respect them, and believe that each one has something special that can be built upon.” This quote perfectly represents what I thrive to be daily for my students!
LCS students, I truly believe you have great potential, and I can’t wait to see you continue to grow, learn, build relationships, and thrive this school year!
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Meet Annalise Steier, a new Elementary Education Teacher at LCS!
Hello! I’m Annalise Steier, and I am beyond thrilled to be joining the Tiger community!
During my time at Keuka College, where I earned a bachelor’s degree in Childhood Education with a concentration in math, I had the privilege of completing two internships at Lyndonville. It was during those experiences that I truly fell in love with this small, family-oriented school district and community. Even though I grew up a Purple Eagle and graduated from Albion High School, Lyndonville immediately felt like home — a place where I knew I wanted to grow both personally and professionally.
Outside of the classroom, I enjoy spending my free time attending musicals, doing crafts, dancing, and occasionally dabbling in baking. These hobbies help me stay creative and energized — something I hope to bring into the classroom as well!
As you head back to school, my best advice is to believe in yourself and be kind. The LCS staff is cheering for you — we want you to be successful, and therefore, you should want the same for yourself and your peers.
Ann Lieberman’s quote has been at the front of my mind as we prepare to begin this school year. It reads:: “Great teachers empathize with children, respect them, and believe that each one has something special that can be built upon.” This quote perfectly represents what I thrive to be daily for my students!
LCS students, I truly believe you have great potential, and I can’t wait to see you continue to grow, learn, build relationships, and thrive this school year!
The Lyndonville Central School District is hiring a teacher aide and cafeteria monitor for the 2025-26 school year. Visit our website to learn more about open positions and how to apply: https://www.lyndonvillecsd.org/page/employment
Lyndonville Central School is introducing new staff ahead of the first day of school in September 2025. Please join us in welcoming our new employees!
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Meet Andrea Toussaint, a new Special Education Teacher at LCS!
My name is Andrea Toussaint and I am so excited to be a Lyndonville Tiger. Lyndonville is a small, rural district that offers many amazing things for students to get involved in, a close-knit community and an evolving education that only offers the best for its students. I am a SUNY Geneseo graduate and a current graduate student at SUNY Brockport. I spend my free time at the gym, reading a book, adventuring outside, or spending time with family and friends. I love to keep busy. The start of a new school year comes with many emotions for students and teachers. On the first day of school, walk in with your head held high, a smile on your face, an open mind and a positive attitude. The school year has just begun, and there are many wonderful things to come.
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Meet Andrea Toussaint, a new Special Education Teacher at LCS!
My name is Andrea Toussaint and I am so excited to be a Lyndonville Tiger. Lyndonville is a small, rural district that offers many amazing things for students to get involved in, a close-knit community and an evolving education that only offers the best for its students. I am a SUNY Geneseo graduate and a current graduate student at SUNY Brockport. I spend my free time at the gym, reading a book, adventuring outside, or spending time with family and friends. I love to keep busy. The start of a new school year comes with many emotions for students and teachers. On the first day of school, walk in with your head held high, a smile on your face, an open mind and a positive attitude. The school year has just begun, and there are many wonderful things to come.
Lyndonville Central School is introducing new staff ahead of the first day of school in September 2025. Please join us in welcoming our new employees!
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Meet Riley Borkholder, a new Special Education Teacher at LCS!
Hello Tiger Community!
My name is Riley Borkholder, and I’m so excited to be joining Lyndonville this fall as a Special Education teacher! I earned my degree in Inclusive Adolescence Social Studies Education from SUNY Brockport and have experience supporting students in Grades 3-11 in both Social Studies and Special Education.
I’m thankful for the support of my amazing family and friends, and I cannot wait to connect with students, families, and colleagues in a community that values collaboration and growth. I’m excited to become a Tiger and be part of such a welcoming and student-centered district!
Outside the classroom, I enjoy hiking, reading on my porch and spending time with loved ones!
Back-to-School Advice:
Start fresh! Every year holds opportunities that can be unexpected: grow, connect and try again if something doesn't work the first time.
Favorite Quote:
“Anyone who has never made a mistake has never tried anything new.” – Albert Einstein
Register your student-athlete now for fall sports: https://students.arbitersports.com/organizations/lyndonville-central-school-district-athletics
JV/Varsity sports & Modified Football begin practices on 8/18 & students must be registered before the first day of practice.
All other Modified sports begin practice on 9/2 & registration opens on 8/4.
JV/Varsity sports & Modified Football begin practices on 8/18 & students must be registered before the first day of practice.
All other Modified sports begin practice on 9/2 & registration opens on 8/4.
In the next week Lyndonville Schools will be running two fire drills during our summer programs. These drills are required by NYSED.
Here's a sneak preview of the themed days during Homecoming Week (9/29-10/3)!
There is an update to the 50-Year Boys' Soccer Reunion posted on the district Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/Lyndonville/
Report cards for students in grades 3-12 have been posted to the portal and all report cards have been mailed home. Have a great summer!
A few of our Summer Program students went searching for bugs and created their own!
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.
