This Week in Photos: November 2-6, 2026
Our Leadership students received an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at the inaugural TEDx event at Hobart and William Smith Colleges! Students watched presenters rehearse their inspiring talks and engage with individuals from diverse backgrounds, including a NASA astronaut, graduate students, faith leaders, and a bestselling author and mental performance coach for professional athletes. They also enjoyed lunch with the speakers and took a campus tour while running into some familiar friends along the way. This unique opportunity showed students how leadership extends beyond their high school classroom, exposing them to new perspectives, inspiring ideas, and real-world experiences! Big thank you to Cori Bohan and the HWS TEDx Committee for inviting our students to this incredible opportunity.
Mr. DiSanto’s 2nd graders put their math skills to work as they practiced solving addition problems! Students strengthened their number sense, problem-solving skills, and confidence as young mathematicians!
Mr. Atkinson brought humor and energy to his 8th-grade science class as students explored gravity and force! Through engaging lessons and plenty of laughs, students learned how these forces affect motion in the world around them.
Mrs. Brooks’ art students are putting a creative twist on portraiture with their “Face Value” project! Students selected celebrities and famous figures to portray, exploring how different values create form and depth while using names and quotes associated with their subjects to bring their portraits to life!
As we prepare for the District’s Veterans Day celebration on Tuesday, November 10, Mrs. Bookmiller’s 5th graders created heartfelt cards filled with messages of gratitude and appreciation for our veterans’ service and sacrifice. A meaningful way to teach students the importance of kindness, respect, and honoring those who have served!
Great minds think alike! Our Elementary staff was all smiles when they realized they had unintentionally coordinated their Lyons gear! No planning needed, just a little extra Lyons pride!
High school students in our Agricultural Science and Agricultural Mechanics classes joined forces to develop and present designs for a potential campus project! By combining their knowledge and skills, students gained hands-on experience in collaboration, problem-solving, project planning, and presenting their ideas while exploring how classroom learning can make a real-world impact!
Flashback Friday! A glimpse inside a Lyons High School classroom in 1977. Nearly 50 years later, the Lyons legacy lives on!
