Student artwork reflected the season in the hallways at Lyndonville. Great job, students!
Spanish Club created a Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) display outside the gym. Celebrated on Nov. 1, it's Latin America's version of All Saints' Day.
Students in 4th-6th grades attended an assembly where the elementary band played, followed by a few games. They played a version of heads, shoulders, knees ... involving a cup, and then wrapped each other up in toilet paper to represent mummies! Lots of silly fun!
On Halloween, Becky Botsford's third grade art classes made spider drawings with "Mona Lisa"!
The Lyndonville Employees Association is hosting an apparel fundraiser that ends on 11/14. Proceeds fund scholarships for seniors pursuing a technical trade after graduation from high school. To order, visit https://stores.inksoft.com/WS109702/shop/home Thanks for your support!
Pre-K teachers participated in dressing up for Halloween, with Melissa Marciszewski and Courtney Sillick as a scarecrow and Rainbow Brite, respectively.
Montica Sparks' Pre-K 4 class carved a pumpkin after voting on the parts of its face!
Good luck to our Lady Tigers Volleyball team as they travel to take on Avoca-Prattsburgh tonight in the second round of Section V tournament play!
Heather Mufford's kindergarten class went trick or treating at school today. Thank you to the office staff and administrators for all our delicious treats!
Main Street teachers got a little batty today, while primary teachers and paraprofessionals became Hungry, Hungry Hippos!
Amy Kingsbury's kindergarteners were busy trick or treating today, carving a pumpkin, and playing hungry, hungry hippos.
Third graders spent their Halloween reading about the annual Punkin Chunkin Competition, and they had the opportunity to make their own catapults. They finished their day with Secret Spooky Sensory Bins and a candy corn relay. What a great day!
Pre-K 3 students in Jennifer Luxon's room played with cool whip and worms, made witches' hats and had sensory bin fun today!
Pre-K 3 students in Caroline Samson's and Jennifer Luxon's classes are ready for Halloween!
Pre-K 4 students trick or treating in the hallways and a team of teachers dressed as Goldilocks and the Three Bears!
Fourth graders in Shannon Arlington's and Emily Keeler's WIN group played BUMP to review some scary idioms and context clues on Halloween.
Students in Brianna Wheeler's class were busy today trick or treating, making a witches' brew snack and playing with monster slime!
Good luck to our Lady Tigers as they travel to Pavilion to take on Hammondsport in the Section V Volleyball tournament opening round. Go Tigers!
LCS Leo Club is sponsoring a Fall Food Drive from Nov. 1-22. Non-perishable food only is being donated to the local food pantry. The class that collects the most is awarded a breakfast party!
Elementary students had a chance to watch "Willy Wonka Kids" yesterday afternoon. It was a colorful musical performed by fifth and sixth grade students. Hope you have a chance to watch it this weekend!
