West End Elementary School Building

West End Elementary School

30 Clark Avenue
Lynbrook, NY, 11563
Main Office Telephone: 516-887-0288
School Nurse Telephone:
516-887-6570


Principal:
Leah Murray
Elementary Curriculum Coordinator: Mrs. Allison Curran
Nurse: Mrs. Susan Deery
Principal's Secretary: Mrs. Patricia LaBarbera
Typist Clerk: Mrs. Laurene Lang


School Year Office Hours:
8:00 AM - 4:00 PM, Monday through Friday
Summer Office Hours: 8:00 AM - 2:00 PM, Monday through Friday
All visitors must have an appointment to meet with staff in any school building. Please DO call ahead. Thank you!

 

Important Contact Information:

NYS Child Abuse Hotline: 1-800-342-3720
NYS línea de abuso infantile: 1-800-342-3720
Medicaid Fraud Hotline: 516-612-5200


Welcome to West End

Welcome to the West End Website. West End prides itself on being an exemplary community school. This website will provide families and community members with information about our programs, events, and protocols that take place here at West End.

Our aim is to inspire every student to realize their full potential throughout the formative years of their education. We celebrate diversity, encourage curiosity and creativity, and motivate the use of strengths and talents in ways that facilitate personal growth and development. Our West End community is committed to cultivating an experience that is special and rewarding for our champions while also creating an academic foundation that inspires future and lifelong learning.

 

West End School Procedures

        

 

Current News

Lynbrook fifth graders make the move up to middle school

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Fifth graders throughout the Lynbrook School District will soon enter middle school after capping off their elementary years with moving up ceremonies on June 25.

The day was kicked-off on the Marion Street field, where fifth grade classes, joined by their peers in first through fourth grades, streamed to their seats as cheers rung out from the bleachers. Fifth graders sang “Have it All” by Jason Mraz, and Principal Theresa Macchia welcomed guests and commended the soon-to-be middle schoolers. Student Council Vice President Mary Uwakwe and President Allison Wong congratulated their fellow graduates.

“We have overcome many challenges and obstacles together, and now we are prepared to tackle some more,” Allison said.

At Waverly Park, fifth graders passed by their loved ones as they made their way to the stage. Students sang “My Way” by Frank Sinatra and “Don’t Stop Me Now” by Queen, and the orchestra ensemble played “This is Me.” Principal Allison Campbell shared her pride in the graduating class, and fifth graders individually shared a defining trait or lesson learned in amusing fashion. Student Council President Sienna Emery thanked teachers and spoke to her peers.

“Today we celebrate not just an ending, but a new beginning,” Sienna said. “Let us remember the memories we have made together and look forward to the bright futures that await us.”

West End fifth graders gathered in the Lynbrook High School gymnasium for their ceremony. Students sang “Count on Me” by Bruno Mars and “We are the Champions” by Queen. Principal Leah Murray addressed the class and encouraged them to always be ideal West End Champions. Student Council President Drexel Farr shared remarks with his peers.

“This is our shot,” Drexel said. “This is our shot to reinvent ourselves. It’s our shot to make new friends. Our shot to try again, and our shot to try harder.”

Through two commemorative videos, West End graduates also reflected on the many memories made throughout the years.
At each ceremony, various awards were presented, including the the Presidential Award for Educational Excellence and for Academic Achievement, and Lynbrook Teachers’ Association Awards.

Date Added: 6/28/2024

West End knocks down 400 cereal boxes for a good cause

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The West End Student Council led an initiative to collect cereal boxes for families in need – and it was a huge success! Roughly 400 cereal boxes were knocked down like dominos. Check out the fun in our latest video! #OwlProud #OwlCares

Date Added: 5/17/2024