Here is information on ordering caps and gowns for graduating seniors. Deadline to order is Dec. 31.
Some upcoming online classes from Arc GLOW that families might find useful to attend. Plus, here is a link to their October newsletter: https://mailchi.mp/arcglow/arc-glow-matters-oct-2025?e=06dc3cdc1d
Sixth graders dressed up on Friday as something they might want to be/do for Future Focused Friday. There was a painter, park ranger, anesthesiologist, comedian, NFL/soccer players, and stay-at-home mom, just to name a few.
Good luck to the Girls Volleyball teams as they compete at home tonight against Elba!
Good luck to the: Girls Varsity Soccer team as they compete against CSAT at home tonight, Boys Varsity Soccer team as they compete against Williamson at home, Modified Volleyball team as they compete against Wheatland-Chili at home!
Second & third grade students read with their "buddies" in library with Bridget Collins, Becky Botsford & Amy Kroll. Each student gets to spend some silent reading time in the library with a stuffy that corresponds with a picture book that they read.
The Lyndonville CSD Board of Education was recognized at their Oct. 14 meeting. From left, President Patrick Whipple, Megan Bruning, Vernon Fonda, student representative Isabella Bresett, James Houseman, Joanne Suhr, Vice President George Avery and Jerod Thurber.
Parents/guardians are invited to the Digital Dangers presentation on Nov. 6 at 6 p.m. LCSD is hosting a watch party that night in the High School Library. Refreshments will be for sale from the Lyndonville Sports Boosters that evening. We hope you'll join us!
Good luck to the: Boys Modified Soccer team as they compete at home today against Wheatland-Chili, Girls Volleyball teams as they compete at Notre Dame and Girls JV Soccer team as they compete at Barker against Pembroke!
There's a blood drive at Lyndonville Central Schools on Oct. 21 from 9 a.m.-2 p.m. in the Stroyan Auditorium on Housel Ave. Please make an appointment by scanning the QR code or contacting Paula Bachman at pbachman@lcsdk12.org.
First graders in Amy Muscato and Americus Burke's took a trip to the firehall on Friday. Judging by their smiles, they enjoyed their fieldtrip!
LCSD is thankful for the delivery of these picnic tables, which were built by student Maddox S. as part of his Eagle Scout project. The tables can be enjoyed by students and staff during the school day, and they're open to the community outside of school hours. They are located near the playgrounds by the creek. Maddox is a member of Troop 35.
Good luck to the: Girls Soccer teams as they compete at Roy-Hart today, Modified Volleyball team as they compete at Pembroke and Modified Football team as they compete at home against Avon!
Some more photos from the fourth graders' trip to the Buffalo History Museum to learn more about indigenous people and how they lived in the western NY region.
Fourth graders touched artifacts, saw replicas of items the Haudenosaunee used and learned about why the corn husk dolls have no faces as they worked on making dolls. Students also made a toy that the Native Americans used to play with, similar to a hacky sack.
Fourth graders enjoyed their first field trip of the school year to the Buffalo History Museum. They learned about the indigenous people of western New York, the Haudenosaunee. Students learned about long houses, tools used, and the difference between relics and reproductions.
First graders sat in the fire truck when they visited the Lyndonville fire hall on Friday. Thank you to the firefighters for helping our students learn how to keep safe when there is a fire.
First graders visited the Lyndonville fire hall on Friday. They put on the gear and used the fire hose!
Good luck to the Modified Soccer team as they compete at Pembroke today! Good luck to the Modified Volleyball team as they compete at home against Oakfield-Alabama today!
Studio Art students were asked to research someone they admire & determine what makes them so admirable. Using various ideas & multimedia techniques, students created artwork that represents the people they chose. Students used collage methods, watercolor paint, Sharpies, oil pastel, chalk pastel & more to create their outstanding & personal works of art.
