Congratulations to these two second graders for receiving Student of the Month for demonstrating respect throughout October!
Some more Halloween characters caught in class on Friday.
No matter which characters students and Hank assumed on Halloween, they still had to go to class.
Fourth-sixth grade students participated as audience members or performed in band and/or chorus on Halloween, then played games. Whether it was wrapping each other up as mummies using toilet paper or competing to see who can follow directions on touching various body parts that are called out or grabbing the cup in each round to determine the winner, a lot of fun was had!
Young students patiently lined the hallways at Main St. on Halloween to watch the parade of older students walk past, then they received treats from staff.
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!
Kindergarteners had fun on Halloween using their five senses to explore pumpkins. They carved a pumpkin and made it foam, turned Reese’s Pieces into a magic pumpkin, and finished the day with trick-or treating through the halls!
Pre-K 4 students in Deanna Luckman's class and Pre-K 3 students in Emily Aydelotte's class, plus the Pre-K team, proudly embraced wearing costumes for Halloween!
A big thank you to Panek's Pickin' Patch and Mrs. M. for donating enough pumpkins for every Pre-K student to decorate and take home!
Good luck to the Girls Varsity Volleyball team as they compete tonight at Fillmore at 6 p.m. in Sectionals! No tickets are required to attend this game.
Pre-K 4 students painted their pumpkins today in Deanna Luckman's class.
Students in Mrs. Hurlbert’s Pre-K class enjoyed the feeling and scents of fall in their sensory bin.
Deanna Luckman’s Pre-K 4 class played with the insides of a pumpkin today during centers.
Good luck to the Girls Varsity Volleyball team as they compete tonight at Pavilion at 5:30 p.m. against Andover-Whitesville in Sectionals! No tickets are required to attend this game.
Some students in Pre-K were reading to their stuffies today. It's never too early to start students on the journey to reading and share the love of books!
Good luck to the Boys Varsity Soccer team as they compete at Perry today at 7 p.m. against Andover-Whitesville in Sectionals! Tickets must be purchased in advance to attend the game: https://gofan.co/event/5162809?schoolId=NYSPHSAAV
"Finding Nemo Kids" hit the stage last week as the Elementary Musical! Colorful sets & costumes helped the audience feel like they were underwater as they listened to the story of a father & son who get separated in the deep blue sea. Great performances from students as they sang & danced their way through this tale of resilience and love. Bravo!
Huge thanks to NAPA Auto Parts in Medina for believing in the importance of trades education and donating over $800 worth of tools to the technology students at LCSD! Class of 2000 alum Brian Gidley, who works in commercial sales for NAPA, reached out to Technology Teacher Jeff Gress to find out what tools the technology classes needed. They will be put to good use across classes!
If you wander down to the technology wing at Housel Ave., there's some interesting projects underway. Students were using various tools to work on the components of a wooden stool. Herb & vegetable seedlings are sprouting under grow lights. Chickens are running around in their outdoor pen. Mrs. Iris Carrot is contentedly hopping around her hutch. Students are learning the fundamentals of how to use tools safely to build projects and how agriculture works to put food on the table. Seems like all of these endeavors are preparing students to be future-focused!
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!
