This Week in Photos: September 29 - October 3, 2025
Students in Mrs. Calabretta’s UPK class enjoyed exploring a variety of engaging stations designed to support early learning and development. They practiced important skills through hands-on activities that encouraged creativity, problem-solving, and play.
Students in Mrs. Beckwith’s math class proudly posed with an “I am a math person” sign to remind themselves that even when math feels challenging, they have the skills, persistence, and mindset to succeed. It’s a powerful way to build confidence and a positive attitude toward learning all year long.
Families joined us at both the Elementary School and Middle/High School for Open House! The evening offered a wonderful chance to meet teachers, explore classrooms, and get a closer look at what students are learning while strengthening the important connections between school and home.
Mr. Lawson’s 10th grade geometry class explored transformations and reflections! Students worked on understanding how shapes move and change, strengthening both their problem-solving skills and their grasp of geometric concepts.
Mrs. Bailey has been a cornerstone of our district for many years, and she truly keeps things running smoothly. Whether on the phone, cell, or walkie talkie, she’s always multitasking and problem-solving to support our students, staff, and families.
Our high school students are taking the lead on the morning announcements! They’re gaining experience with public speaking, teamwork, and communication while keeping their classmates informed and inspired to start the day.
Students in Mrs. Wetmore’s class spent the week planting and picking flowers along the Trail of Hope. Their work helped brighten the space while learning about nature, responsibility, and the joy of giving back to their community.
Flashback Friday! Here’s a look back to 2000 when our soccer team came out to cheer on the volleyball team. A great reminder of the #LYPride and school spirit that connects our students across the years.
