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Waverly Park travels the world for Multi-Cultural Day

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On May 16, students at Waverly Park had the opportunity to travel the world without leaving school during the annual Multi-Cultural Day fair. Families proudly represented their heritage, showcasing countries including Colombia, the Dominican Republic, Jamaica, Ecuador, Italy, Albania, Greece, Israel, Egypt, South Korea and Japan.

Students teamed up with their reading buddies to explore a variety of cultures, traditions and customs. As they visited each country’s table, they collected stamps in their brochures, creating a fun and educational keepsake from the day.

The school was alive with cultural pride as students, parents and teachers dressed in traditional clothing. Many tables featured hands-on activities such as flag giveaways, cultural games and beaded bracelet-making. It was a vibrant and meaningful celebration that brought the Waverly Park community together in a spirit of curiosity, respect and joy! #OwlProud

 

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Date Added: 5/28/2025

Middle school guidance team visits fifth graders

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Recently, our middle school guidance counselors visited the elementary schools — Waverly Park, West End, and Marion Street — to meet with fifth graders and discuss the transition to sixth grade. It was a great success! 

Additionally, the Director of Athletics and the Director of Counseling collaborated with Northwell Behavioral Health to host an “Athletes and Mental Health” event for our high school athletes. The goal was to help reduce the stigma surrounding mental health. Student were present and engaged. 

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Date Added: 5/27/2025

 

Lynbrook Public Schools named among ‘Best Communities for Music Education’ for 13th consecutive year

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Lynbrook Public Schools is proud to announce that it has been honored as one of the Best Communities for Music Education by the NAMM Foundation for the 13th consecutive year! This prestigious recognition celebrates the district’s unwavering commitment to providing exceptional music education and fostering a strong culture of creativity, collaboration, and artistic excellence.

The award highlights the dedication of Lynbrook’s music educators, administrators, students and families who work together to ensure music remains a vital part of the educational experience. Lynbrook continues to stand out as a leader in arts education, inspiring young musicians and enriching the community through the power of music. #OwlProud

Date Added: 5/12/2025

Artists and musicians honored at board meeting

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The Lynbrook School District and Board of Education was honored to celebrate this year's All County Artists, All County Musicians, Long Island String Festival Musicians and PEAK Musicians before the May 7 board meeting. Congratulations to our incredibly talented artists and musicians! #OwlProud

Date Added: 5/9/2025

Local Girl Scouts troop visits LHS Robotics Club

Girl Scouts Brownie Troop 2600, comprised of 20 third graders who attend all three Lynbrook elementary schools, along with High School Robotics Club. thumbnail265815

Girl Scouts Brownie Troop 2600, comprised of 20 third graders who attend all three Lynbrook elementary schools, had a fantastic experience visiting Lynbrook High School’s Robotics Club!  Students advised by Mr. Dusman led an impressive and engaging presentation about their equipment. The girls asked many questions and were thrilled for the hands-on experience. The Robotics Team helped the Girl Scouts earn their Showcasing Robots Badge, which required them to learn about robotics competitions, robotics teams and see robots in action. #OwlProud #OwlLearns

 

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Date Added: 4/24/2025