This Week in Photos: March 23 - 27, 2026
This week, Lyons students explored future pathways at the 11th Grade Tech & Trade Expo. Juniors connected with peers and staff to share the variety of career and technical programs they participate in through Wayne Technical and Career Center. By asking questions and engaging with 11th-grade presenters, students gained valuable insight into trades and workforce opportunities as they begin thinking about what’s next.
Ms. Petty’s UPK class welcomed their newly hatched chicks as part of a special annual tradition. Through this hands-on unit, students learn about the life cycle and even get the chance to gently hold the chicks, bringing their learning to life.
Miss Faucher's 7th-grade English students are combining research and writing with real-world impact through a partnership with Lollypop Farm, Humane Society of Greater Rochester. Each student was assigned an adoptable animal and is researching its story to craft persuasive letters that will help the organization find these animals a forever home. This meaningful project gives students the opportunity to strengthen their writing skills while making a difference beyond the classroom.
Through music and movement, Mrs. Barrigar’s Kindergarten musicians explored rhythm hands-on by creating and using their own maracas. By filling eggs with rice, students not only learned to feel a steady beat, but also built fine motor skills and coordination.
Mrs. Robbins’ 4th grade students were fully engaged during math centers, collaborating, problem-solving, and building their skills through hands-on activities. Center-based learning gave students the opportunity to work at their own pace while strengthening their understanding in a variety of ways.
The Lyons Boys Tennis team is putting in the work as they prepare for the upcoming season. With focus, determination, and #LYPride on display, the team is gearing up for a strong season ahead.
The Class of 2026 made unforgettable memories on their senior trip to Walt Disney World. From thrilling rides to time spent together outside the classroom, this trip was a celebration of their journey and the friendships they’ve built along the way. It also marks the beginning of their final months of high school, making this experience even more meaningful as they look ahead to what’s next.
