Have you checked off these summer to-do list items? Don't forget to get your kids in for physicals & immunizations! It's recommended to make an appointment ASAP to beat the back-to-school rush! Forms can be found at lyndonvillecsd.org/healthservices under "Required Health Forms".
Lyndonville Central School will be hosting a PreK/Kindergarten Open House on Tuesday, July 4, 2023, from 9:30- 11:30 a.m.! We hope to see you there!
Mr. Santella's library/tech students have been hard at work using technology to create! 6th graders developed their own Flappy Bird game, while 4th graders are shown showing off the name tags they designed in Tinkercad, and then printed with the Library 3D Printer!
Mrs. Sparks' UPK class had a field trip to Medina Memorial Hospital for the Teddy Bear Clinic! 🧸 We had a tour of the hospital, and our teddy bears went on a bus ride, stopped for a quick x-ray and were bandaged up by the kind nurses. Our bears were good as new when we left!
Recently, some of our talented singers from the Elementary and Jr. High choruses sang the National Anthem and Take Me Out to the Ballgame at the Batavia MuckDogs game! 🎤The kids had a blast and the MuckDogs won! Brianna Wheeler was also chosen as Teacher of the Game! ⚾
☀️ Yesterday, the elementary school students had some Field Day Fun! The students enjoyed a handful of outdoor activities - the most fun perhaps being the inflatable obstacle course and water slide! What a great way to stay cool for the summer. 😎
Our friend Denali recently came to visit our PreK-3 friends! They did so well keeping their bodies calm and learning how to be patient and wait their turn to pet her! 🐶
Last week, Mrs. VonHendy's class learned about the history of Flag Day before going outside with Mrs. Hill to say the pledge at the flagpole!
Sixth graders recently visited Niagara Falls and took a trip on the Maid of the Mist! Students and chaperones alike enjoyed spectacular views of the falls while getting soaked! 🌊
🧊 Our PreK3 archaeologists had a great time excavating these frozen icy dinosaur eggs! They used droppers with warm water and other tools to melt the ice. All their eggs hatched cool dinosaurs that they were able to take home! 🦖
📚 Fifth graders experienced history through the lens of Old Fort Niagara! The field trip was led by a knowledgeable docent, and students enjoyed being among the reenactors and artifacts, and listening to the water of Lake Ontario. 🌊
✍️ Mrs. Thompson's Kindergarten class learned about and watched the life cycle of a butterfly. Recently, they wrote letters to their butterflies while learning about the three parts of a letter. They then read their letters to the butterflies before they were released outside. 🦋
🥎 The Girls Modified Softball team knocked it out of the park in their last game of the season! To top it off, they celebrated with an ice cream party that was a real home run. It sounds like they had a ball! Congratulations to the team on a season well played.
Students were recently inducted into both the National Honor Society and the National Junior Honor Society! Both programs aim to empower and equip students with the knowledge and skills to be leaders in their schools, communities and beyond. NHS recognizes high school students who demonstrate excellence in scholarship, leadership, service, and character. Likewise, NJHS helps middle-level students develop the knowledge and skills to become well-rounded student leaders. Induction into these societies is a great achievement and a testament to the hard work and dedication of the students involved.
New NHS Inductees: Madison Davis, Addison Dillenbeck, Emma Freas, Hannah Marker, Jacob Pitcher, and Alyssa Prine.
New NJHS Inductees: Sarah Corser, Emily Dill, Hannah Fox, Alviia Goigova, McKinley Price, Lilly Raduns, and Rylan Townsend .
🎤 STANDING ROOM ONLY: The auditorium was packed at the last Elementary School concert of the year! The Spring Concert was filled with toe tappin' tunes! 🎵 As our music season closes, we'd like to thank Jen Trupo, Kelly Follman and Becky Botsford. Our music teachers are amazing!
RSVP REQUESTED: Invitations have been sent home to Spring and Senior athletes for the Athletic Awards Banquet at White Birch Gold Course! Please RSVP to Jimmy Zeliff by June 12, 2023! Doors will open at 5 p.m., with dinner being served at 5:30 p.m.
𝄞 Last week the Senior High Band/Chorus held their Spring Concert! Participating seniors were also recognized. The evening was music to our ears! ♪♫
A group of our students were able to visit the Strong Museum of Play today. They had a blast and learned many new, fun, exciting things!
At the last 4-H club meeting of the school year, students made poems & pictures about their favorite things the club did during the year! They also potted a marigold after learning about annual & perennial plants & the fact that marigolds are an edible flower (don’t spray them!)!
Mrs. Sparks' UPK friends have been busy learning about the life cycle of butterflies. The excitement of watching their caterpillars grow, build a chrysalis, hatch, and slurp up some sugar water was no match for watching them fly through the open sky in Lyndonville! 🦋🤩
