Basketball season may have officially come to a close in Lyons, but fans poured into the Lyons Community Center on Tuesday evening to take in just one more contest: the Lyons vs. Clyde-Savannah faculty basketball game. The matchup is part of a tradition – paused during the Covid pandemic – that fosters a friendly spirit of competition while bringing the two communities together for a common cause: raising money for senior scholarships. The March 28th event raised $3,000 in total, which will be split between the two school districts.
The students recognized during Cub and Proud Paws Calls on Thursday, March 16th were Amelia A., Alivia B., and Logan W.
With the success of the first Cub and Proud Paws calls made on March 3rd, Lyons Elementary School administration decided to double the amount of calls going out each Friday. This meant that on Friday, March 10th, LES Interim Assistant Principal Mrs. Heather Randell placed calls home to four selected families to congratulate them on their students' ROAR achievements. The students recognized on Friday, March 10th were: Olyvia M., Lucas R., Ayden B., and Lily C.
Due to the winter weather for Wayne County, Lyons Central School District will be closed tomorrow, Tuesday, March 14th. We hope you stay safe.
A new tradition was born at Lyons Elementary School last week. LES Principal Mrs. Christine Taylor took a few minutes to place calls home to two selected families, sharing news of their students’ positive achievements at LES.
