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Waverly Park promotes inclusivity for Autism Acceptance Month

Waverly Park Elementary School students stepped into the shoes of their peers with disabilities by completing tasks that mimicked sensory impairment on April 19. thumbnail257684
Students tried to communicate without using any words.  thumbnail257685
Students tried to communicate without using any words.  thumbnail257686
Superintendent of Schools Dr. Paul Lynch visited Waverly Park to join the Autism Acceptance Month celebration.  thumbnail257687
Six elementary school students in the Lynbrook School District were named winners in the annual PTA Reflections competition. The students were honored during the April 16 board of education meeting.
West End Elementary School students Mickey Moylan and Avery Thienachariya, Marion Street Elementary School students Charlotte Horowitz and Amelia Silverman and Waverly Park Elementary School student Thomas Rutino were named Nassau Region finalists in the competition. In addition, Drexel Farr was named a New York State Merit Award winner. The district congratulates these talented young minds.

Date Added: 4/26/2024

Diversity on display for Lynbrook Kindergarten Center celebration

Lynbrook Kindergarten students performed a Korean fan dance during the Multicultural Festival. thumbnail257688
Lynbrook Kindergarten students performed a Korean fan dance during the Multicultural Festival. thumbnail257702
Lynbrook Kindergarten students performed a Korean fan dance during the Multicultural Festival. thumbnail257703
Lynbrook Kindergarten students performed a Korean fan dance during the Multicultural Festival. thumbnail257704
Lynbrook Kindergarten students performed a Korean fan dance during the Multicultural Festival. thumbnail257705
Students and their loved ones had their cultural pride on full display for the Lynbrook Kindergarten Center’s Multicultural Festival, an annual tradition, on April 18.
Students, teachers and administrators gathered in the gymnasium for a variety of performances inspired by cultures of countries from around the globe. Students brought in items and flags related to their cultural background, which were assembled in a display that backdropped the show. Several performances were musical showcases, such as the traditional Kyrgyz song performed by Lynbrook High School student Danaia Omuralieva. Kindergarten classes prepared performances of their own, including a tarantella dance and the singing of “It’s a Small World.” Students also enjoyed an assortment of food brought in by Kindergarten Center families.

Diversity on display for Lynbrook Kindergarten Center celebration

Students and their loved ones had their cultural pride on full display for the Lynbrook Kindergarten Center’s Multicultural Festival, an annual tradition, on April 18.
Students, teachers and administrators gathered in the gymnasium for a variety of performances inspired by cultures of countries from around the globe. Students brought in items and flags related to their cultural background, which were assembled in a display that backdropped the show. Several performances were musical showcases, such as the traditional Kyrgyz song performed by Lynbrook High School student Danaia Omuralieva. Kindergarten classes prepared performances of their own, including a tarantella dance and the singing of “It’s a Small World.” Students also enjoyed an assortment of food brought in by Kindergarten Center families.

Lynbrook students named PTA Reflections winners

Six Lynbrook elementary school students were named winners in the annual PTA Reflections competition.  thumbnail257683

Six elementary school students in the Lynbrook School District were named winners in the annual PTA Reflections competition. The students were honored during the April 16 board of education meeting.
West End Elementary School students Mickey Moylan and Avery Thienachariya, Marion Street Elementary School students Charlotte Horowitz and Amelia Silverman and Waverly Park Elementary School student Thomas Rutino were named Nassau Region finalists in the competition. In addition, Drexel Farr was named a New York State Merit Award winner. The district congratulates these talented young minds.

Date Added: 4/25/2024


Jack Small honored for 50 years of coaching at Lynbrook board meeting

1)	Jack Small was honored at the April 16 board of education meeting for reaching a successful 50-year coaching career in Lynbrook Schools.  thumbnail257679

The Lynbrook community took time during the April 16 board of education meeting to applaud Jack Small, who will retire with a 50-year coaching legacy.
Mr. Small coached his final game in Lynbrook on March 19, for which the eighth-grade girls basketball team pulled a win. Mr. Small began his coaching career in 1974 and has coached varsity football, varsity softball, boys and girls basketball and boys and girls soccer for Lynbrook Schools. During the meeting, Superintendent Dr. Paul Lynch described Mr. Small as an emblematic Lynbrook Owl.

Date Added: 4/24/2024