Yesterday was Grinch Day in 1st grade!
Congratulations to Senior Madison Austin for being the Lyndonville recipient of the Orleans County Daughters of the American Revolution Good Citizen Award this year!
3rd - 8th grade musicians shared their talents with us at tonight's Winter Concert!
Congrats to the Lyndonville Teachers Association’s Students of the Quarter (Sept-Nov)!! 👏👏👏👏
Senior Investigator Thomas Gibbons of the NYS Police visited health classes this week to discuss social media safety and healthy relationships. Thank you!
Kindergarteners listen and watch an astronaut read a story from the International Space Station!
Congratulations to tonight’s academic excellence honorees! These students achieved an average of 92% or higher for four quarters for 1, 2, or 3 consecutive years- bravo!
Congratulations to the following NYS Scholar Athlete Teams:
Girls Volleyball
Girls Soccer
Boys Soccer
Football
Pictured are our LCS Scholar Athletes
Congratulations to the Byron-Bergen Wrestling Tournament Place finishers
Payton Grabowski (2nd)
Mario Fidanza (1st)
Sam Doolan (4th)
It was Grinch Day today in Kindergarten!
Elementary Student Council members decorate their tree at Veterans Park.
Grades 7-12 progress reports have been posted to the portal. They will be mailed out next week.
Congratulations to our high school vocal and instrumental students for an inspiring performance at this evening’s winter concert!
Congratulations Coach Dillenbeck on your 150th win!
https://orleanshub.com/tigers-open-strong-surging-past-racers/
It's a busy night here at LCS! Go Tigers!
First graders used fine motor skills to make a craft, then wrote about what they would do if they were scarecrows!
Kindergarten students practiced following directions and measuring ingredients while making pumpkin pie in a bag!
The NYS Education Department requires all schools to hold an annual "Go Home Early" Drill. LCSD will conduct this drill Tuesday, November 26th.
Only students normally dismissed at 2:35 will be dismissed 15 min early. All after school activities will remain as scheduled.
A decades old tradition- the Lyndonville High School senior play- this year‘s production: A Dead Man’s Chest- break a leg seniors!
Second grade answered the essential question: what does water do to land? They recorded what they observed as the teacher led an experiment.
