This Week in Photos: March 13 - 15, 2026
Our talented Middle/High School students took the stage yesterday for a special school-day preview of Sweeney Todd, performing for their fellow classmates ahead of opening night. The cast and crew gave the audience a glimpse of the hard work, music, and storytelling that have gone into this year’s production.
The full show premieres tonight at 7:00 PM, with additional performances on Saturday at 7:00 PM and Sunday at 2:00 PM. We can’t wait to welcome the community to see all their hard work come to life on stage!
The Lyons Varsity Boys Basketball team is continuing its incredible postseason run, advancing in the NYS Tournament after winning its state qualifying game this past week. The boys have shown tremendous heart, teamwork, and Lyons pride every step of the way as they represent our community on the big stage.
They’ll take the court again tomorrow at Buffalo State. Fans are encouraged to show their support by wearing maroon and white and cheering on the Lions as they continue their tournament journey.
More information about the game can be found on our website and Facebook page. Let’s go, Lions!
Ms. Williams’ 6th-grade class recently brought science to life by performing a play to help them better understand weather systems. Through acting and collaboration, students explored how different weather patterns form and interact, turning their classroom into a stage for learning. It was a fun and creative way to deepen their understanding of meteorology while building confidence and teamwork.
Students in Spanish 7 got their minds working right away during bell work, practicing sentence formation to strengthen their language skills. Activities like this help students build confidence in reading, writing, and speaking Spanish while reinforcing key vocabulary and grammar concepts.
Mrs. Bookmiller’s classroom welcomes students with positivity the moment they walk through the door. Her door board is filled with words of affirmation, reminding students that they are capable, valued, and ready to succeed. These daily messages help set the tone for a supportive and encouraging learning environment.
Students in Mrs. Brooks’ art class have been getting hands-on with their creativity while working on plaster casting projects. Through this process, students are learning new artistic techniques as they design, mold, and bring their ideas to life, showcasing both creativity and craftsmanship in the art room.
Lyons CSD staff participated in a Professional Learning Day focused on safety and collaboration. Sergeant Zach Aunkst of the Wayne County Sheriff’s Department and a Lyons CSD Board of Education member, along with Sergeant Nick Yates, led a presentation titled “Building an Informed District: Run, Fight, Hide,” providing important guidance on safety procedures and how we can continue working together to keep our schools safe.The day continued with breakout sessions where staff collaborated and engaged in professional learning together.
