Good luck to the Varsity Softball team as they compete at home against CSAT at 5 p.m. today! Game will be played as weather permits. Visit https://www.sectionvny.org/public/genie/783/school/6094/ to stay up to date on the game schedule.
Second graders celebrated Agricultural Literacy Week in March. They listened to the story, "Seasons on the Farm," and created a scene on a farm for each season. Thank you to Kristina Gabalski for helping us celebrate agriculture and literacy!
If you wander down to Deanna Luckman's Pre-K 4 class, you just might find some Superheroes and Royals today as they participate in Spirit Week!
Pre-K 4 students had a great time getting fresh air today!
Good luck to the Varsity Baseball team as they compete today at home at 5 p.m. against Wheatland-Chili!
More photos of the GLOW With Your Hands event.
Several students attended the GLOW With Your Hands Healthcare event at Genesee Community College on March 20. Students participated in self-selected workshops and hands-on demonstrations with more than 60 healthcare, higher education and career pathway organizations.
On March 19, students attended the National College Fair in Buffalo, NY. They interacted with representatives from more than 300 colleges and universities.
Thank you to Brenna LaSpada and the third grade Dance Club for the amazing performance yesterday! These are some talented students!
Some more photos from "Peter Pan" - bravo!
"Peter Pan" was performed by students last week. Colorful sets and costumes, classic songs, well-choreographed dances and flying actors were wonderful to watch on stage!
Lyndonville eighth graders visited Orleans/Niagara BOCES today to see what programs they have to offer as our students plan for their futures. Thanks to School Counselor Kimberly Nealon for organizing this great experience!
Ashley Maybach’s class created a sensory board wall in the hallway to share with students who may need a break.
Students in Aaron Edwards' class are creating and racing with their very own CO2 cars!
More photos of kindergarteners visiting the Teddy Bear Clinic at Medina Memorial Hospital.
Kindergarteners visited Medina Memorial Hospital for the Teddy Bear Clinic. They took their sick and injured stuffies to the hospital to learn about who helps them and how to make them feel better.
Second graders in Amy. Damasiewicz's class were racing mini cars to read words. Another great way to make reading fun!
On May 13, there will be a Community Resource Night at Orleans Niagara BOCES from 4-6 p.m. Families and students are invited to learn about additional supports that are available for students with disabilities in and after high school.
On April 2, the Junior Class hosts Parents Night Out from 6-8 p.m. For $10 per student, parents can drop off their students for a game night with high school juniors. Here is the link to register for this event: https://forms.gle/MoZakeTjen4d775x8
During free play in Deanna Luckman's Pre-K 4 class, students wanted to practice writing letters. They had messy fun with shaving cream.
