This Week in Photos: March 31 - April 4, 2025
The first-ever Lyons Community Family Feud event, hosted by the Lyons Central School District, was a heartwarming celebration of connection, bringing together teams from the LCSD staff, Wayne County Sheriff's Department, Town of Lyons, Lyons Community Center, Lyons Fire Department, and Lyons National Bank for a night of fun and friendly competition. With LNB's "Loan Rangers" taking home the win, the true highlight was the incredible sense of community on display—events like this are what make Lyons such a special place to live, learn, and grow together.
Students in Ms. Brooks' Health class are taking part in the long-standing LCSD tradition of the annual Baby Project, where they care for simulated infants to gain firsthand experience of the responsibilities of parenthood.
Students in Mrs. Parkison's class were hard at work building key literacy and math skills—4th graders focused on phonics through iReady Reading and ELA Centers, 5th graders collaborated on a math game to add fractions with unlike denominators using a graphic organizer, and 6th graders practiced the RATT strategy to strengthen their reading comprehension and writing. It was a productive day full of learning, teamwork, and growth!
Students in the Leadership class took the lead in both reading and facilitating a collaborative learning activity based on The Road to Character by David Brooks. Their student-designed lesson sparked thoughtful discussion and reflection, showcasing their growth as both learners and leaders.
Elementary students in Mrs. Barrigar's music class enjoyed a lively lesson of musical fun as they explored new instruments like the xylophone. Their excitement and curiosity filled the room with rhythm and joy!
Friends in the middle-high school hallways share laughs, conversations, and moments that make each day a little brighter.
Students at the elementary school shared special moments and lots of laughter with Mrs. Galbraith, whose energy and ability to connect with the students bring joy to the hallways and classrooms she visits.
Teachers and students at the elementary school had a blast celebrating Decades Week. To wrap up Music in Our Schools Month, they dressed up in styles from different eras and highlighted music genres from each decade. From rock ‘n’ roll of the '50s to the pop hits of the 1990s, the week was filled with school spirit, creativity, and a joyful celebration of music through the ages!
