
Seniors were cheered on as they walked the halls of Housel Ave. one last time before graduation next week!




Seniors walking the halls of Housel Ave. one last time!











On Monday, students in grades K-1 finished up Yoga Fun Club led by Reading Teacher Amy Damasiewicz. Along the way, they learned some common yoga moves, breathing and relaxation techniques, and engaged in cooperative learning games.






Fifth-eighth grade chorus singers sang "Take Me Out to the Ballgame” during the 7th inning stretch of the Muckdogs game on Saturday. They also sang the national anthem, ate lots of junk food, ran the bases, got countless autographs, and watched fireworks! Thank you so much to our amazing chaperones and to the Muckdogs organization for hosting us. What a fun night with an awesome come from behind win! We love what has become a yearly tradition! 😁❤️⚾️


Second and third grade students celebrated their last music class of the year with Music Teacher Becky Botsford. They made "Glow Music" using neon and black lights. They danced with glow sticks, waved scarves to Camille Saint Saens "Aquarium," drummed to "Eye of the Tiger" and played percussion to Mozart's "Eine Kleine Nachtmusik."





Students in Fifth Grade Band spent today showing gratitude to the composers who wrote the music they performed this year. They wrote notes and made cards for their favorite composers. These cards will be mailed out later this week!




Today, Deanna Luckman's Pre-K 4 students visited the kindergarten classroom in the Housel Ave. building (and a new playground for them!). Her class had a wonderful time!




Caroline Samson's Pre-K 3 class is preparing for Pre-K 4. They went on a walking tour of the Pre-K 4 classrooms and ate lunch in the cafeteria for the first time!











Deanna Luckman's Pre-K 4 class had caterpillars that they watched grow into butterflies. This week was the butterfly release!








Montica Sparks' Pre-K 4 class celebrated all of the summer birthdays with one big party yesterday!






Tomorrow, Thursday, June 12th, there will be no afterschool activities at Lyndonville Schools.

Teachers Rebecca Botsford, Montica Sparks, Carolyn Waters and Amy Damasiewicz were granted tenure at the June 10 Board of Education meeting. Congratulations to all!

Congratulations to Mitzi Fredericks, Kimberly Herman, Kerry Papaj and Todd Wolford on their retirements! They were recognized during the Board of Education meeting on 6/10. Thanks to all for your service!

Thank you to outgoing Board of Education members Harold Suhr, Kristin Nicholson and Noah Fox for their years of Board service (21, 6 & 1, respectively).

Heather Mufford & Carolyn Waters’ kindergarteners published “The Day Kindergarten Went Crazy.” Students were asked what they thought a silly day would look like in kindergarten. Their teachers pulled together all of their ideas and students created illustrations. They are so proud of their work! Thank you to @StudentTreasuresPublishing for making the process easy and fun! Other students will be able to check out a copy in our Elementary Library soon! #ProudAuthors #LCS


Good luck to the Modified Baseball team as they play today at 5 p.m. at Alexander, weather permitting!


You are invited to the Varsity Athletic Awards Ceremony on June 16 at White Birch Golf Course. Senior Varsity athletes and coaches are free; all others are $17 each. Purchase tickets from Kathi Lang through June 13.


Throughout the month of May, second graders in the Eric Carle Book Club had fun reading Eric Carle books and creating unique artwork and illustrations.







Elementary music students performed their Spring Concert on June 5. There was classic music to popular music performed. Bravo!

Senior band students participated in performances for the NYS Run for the Fallen. The family of former LCSD student & USMC pilot Trevor Cook were presented with a gold star flag at the end of day 1 & Auston B. played "Taps." Students also sang patriotic music at the beginning of day 2. More info on the event: https://orleanshub.com/run-for-the-fallen-makes-way-through-orleans-part-of-500-mile-journey/







