Good luck to the Girls Basketball teams as they compete tonight at Oakfield-Alabama! Good luck to the Modified Wrestling team as they compete at home tonight!
Good luck to the Boys Basketball teams as they compete at Oakfield-Alabama today!
It was a lovely evening of listening to seasonal music as the Senior High music students performed their Winter Concert on Dec. 4. Well done!
Fifth and sixth graders played Hedbanz to work on reading, spelling and defining multi-syllabic words in Amy Damasiewicz and Katie Strusienski's WIN groups.
Congratulations to the Girls Varsity Basketball team for winning their game against Roy-Hart on Dec. 3, 46-37!
Good luck to the JV & Varsity Wrestling teams as they compete tomorrow (12/6) at 9 a.m. in a tournament at Byron-Bergen!
Good luck to the: Girls Modified Basketball team as they compete at Kendall at 5 p.m.; and the Boys Varsity Basketball team as they compete at home at 6 p.m. against Houghton! The Girls Varsity Basketball game has been postponed for today.
Eight seniors in an ACE GCC Psychology class have been studying child development. Today, they visited the Pre-K classrooms to observe, help and play.
Good luck to the Modified Wrestling team as they compete today at Batavia at 5:30 p.m.!
Just a reminder for seniors about cap and gown orders - pay attention to the deadlines!
Good luck to the Girls Modified Basketball team as they compete at home against Holley today at 5 pm.! Good luck to the Girls JV & Varsity Basketball teams as they compete against Roy-Hart today at home!
Before Thanksgiving break, 14 seniors took a field trip with Penny Barry and Jeff Kingsbury to tour the University at Buffalo (UB) and had lunch in one of the dining facilities. While there, they met up with two Lyndonville alumni who are currently attending UB.
Congratulations to these two second graders for receiving Student of the Month for demonstrating gratitude throughout the month of November.
National Special Education Day is celebrated annually on Dec. 2. This day is dedicated to recognizing the importance of special education and acknowledging the students, teachers, administrators and families who are involved. The date commemorates the anniversary of the nation's first federal special education law, the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA), which was originally signed into law in 1975 as the Education for All Handicapped Children Act.
The significance of the day: commemorates IDEA, honoring the signing of this landmark legislation, which guaranteed all children with disabilities the right to a free and appropriate public education (FAPE); celebrates progress, recognizing the significant advancements that have been made in special education, ensuring that students with special needs have equal access and accommodations for success; and acknowledges educators, serving as a time to thank the special education teachers and professionals for their tireless work, dedication and expertise in helping students achieve their educational goals. Thank you to our Special Education staff at LCSD!
The significance of the day: commemorates IDEA, honoring the signing of this landmark legislation, which guaranteed all children with disabilities the right to a free and appropriate public education (FAPE); celebrates progress, recognizing the significant advancements that have been made in special education, ensuring that students with special needs have equal access and accommodations for success; and acknowledges educators, serving as a time to thank the special education teachers and professionals for their tireless work, dedication and expertise in helping students achieve their educational goals. Thank you to our Special Education staff at LCSD!
Good luck to the Modified Wrestling team as they compete today at Akron at 5:30 p.m.!
Students in Brianna Wheeler's class celebrate Thanksgiving by making their own chocolate pies!
Good luck to the Boys Basketball teams as they compete at Barker tonight! Good luck to the Girls Modified Basketball team as they compete at Elba tonight!
Good luck to the JV & Varsity Boys Basketball teams as they travel to LaFargeville for a tournament!
Amy Olsen's class enjoyed the Peanuts Thanksgiving meal yesterday after watching the classic movie, "A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving."
Our LEO Club completed its food drive & donated more than 1,200 food items to the LYMA food pantry! Many thanks to Lyndonville students & community for their generous donations; & Steve Grabowski, Shawn Townsend, Beth Hill, & Martha Mitchell for their help!
