Green Eggs and Ham Day in Pre-K.4 - Deanna Luckman's class made some "green eggs" to taste for snack.
29 days ago, Lyndonville Schools
Katie Strusienski's first grade WIN group had fun playing a game to practice heart word reading.
29 days ago, Lyndonville Schools
Good luck to the Modified Basketball team as they compete at home today against Oakfield-Alabama at 5 p.m.!
29 days ago, Lyndonville Schools
The first day of fifth grade Baking Club went well. Students were actively engaged in following a recipe, measuring ingredients and listening to directions as they made their Energy Bites. Looking forward to more flavorful creations!
30 days ago, Lyndonville Schools
Congratulations to these two second graders for demonstrating acceptance throughout the month of February!
about 1 month ago, Lyndonville Schools
Pre-K 4 students in Deanna Luckman's class had fun on Wacky Wednesday!
about 1 month ago, Lyndonville Schools
Third grade students, along with their teachers & music teachers, traveled to Roberts Wesleyan University this week to watch the Symphony Orchestra Educational Concert with the Roberts Chorale. Students learned about the instruments & heard wonderful music live! A highlight was watching Lyndonville alumnus Quasim Huzair perform with the Chorale.
about 1 month ago, Lyndonville Schools
It may look like these sixth graders are just working on their Chromebooks, but they are actually having a "chat" with an AI-generated character from the past using MagicSchool.ai. Students are asking insightful questions to obtain details to use in their next writing project, a Realistic Fiction narrative. They will utilize their learning and these conversations to write a first-person point of view of someone that lived as a hunter-gatherer and transitioned to settling, farming and eventually creating the first civilizations. They are very excited about this additional resource to research details for their writing!
about 1 month ago, Lyndonville Schools
Students in Caroline Samson’s Pre-K 3 class enjoyed watching Hank play fetch in the gymnasium last week. They also petted him afterwards. Hank is such a good boy!
about 1 month ago, Lyndonville Schools
Pre-K 4 had some "Cat in the Hat" fun for Read Across America Day!
about 1 month ago, Lyndonville Schools
Kindergarten students in Amy Damasiewicz’s reading group were learning to blend and segment CVC words with MAGNA-TILES. What a fun way to practice reading!
about 1 month ago, Lyndonville Schools
Good luck to the Modified Basketball team as they compete at Wheatland-Chili today!
about 1 month ago, Lyndonville Schools
Don't forget, Pre-K Graduation Photos are taking place on Tuesday, March 3!
about 1 month ago, Lyndonville Schools
Next week is Read Across America Week. The following optional dress up days are for Kindergarten-6th grade students. Happy reading, everyone!
about 1 month ago, Lyndonville Schools
For students in grades 7-12, there is a Valentine's Dance on Feb. 27 from 7-9 p.m. in the JV Gym. Admission is $5 per person and concessions will be for sale ($1 and $2 apiece). Hosted by the Senior Class. Come on out and enjoy some music and dancing with friends!
about 1 month ago, Lyndonville Schools
Good luck to the Girls Varsity Basketball team as they compete in the next round of Sectionals at Avoca-Prattsburgh on Saturday, 2/28!
about 1 month ago, Lyndonville Schools
Congratulations to the Girls Varsity Basketball team for their win in Round 1 of Sectionals against Lima Christian! Glad to see their fans cheering them on!
about 1 month ago, Lyndonville Schools
Good luck to the Modified Basketball team as they compete against Byron-Bergen at home today!
about 1 month ago, Lyndonville Schools
about 1 month ago, Lyndonville Schools
On Jan. 24, the Genesee Valley School Boards Association Annual Legislative Leadership Day was held at Letchworth Central Schools. Twenty-five area school district programs, along with GVBOCES, were recognized for the 2025 school year and LCSD was one of them! The district received an Excellence in Student Services Award for their Tiger Talks student newspaper that produces regular print and online editions. Junior and Senior High School students collaborate to write articles, edit content, take photographs, design layouts and distribute publications. The club emphasizes journalism skills, teamwork, leadership and authentic student voices. The newspaper gives students a platform to reflect student interests, report on school events and strengthen communication within the school community. Congratulations!
about 1 month ago, Lyndonville Schools
