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 (English) (spanish)

 

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Current News

Lynbrook Community Marks 100 Years of West End School

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Alumni, students and district leaders alike marked West End’s 100 years of #OwlProud history. Recap the historic occasion in our latest video!
 

Date Added: 7/21/2025

Lynbrook fifth graders move up to middle school

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Lynbrook Schools fifth graders from Marion Street, Waverly Park and West End schools took the next step in their educational journeys on June 26 as they marked their moving up ceremonies with pride.
On the Marion Street School field, fifth graders were joined by their younger classmates, and Student Council President Musaddiq Hussaini and Vice President Merilyn Yanes Infante addressed their peers. The Class of 2025 gave a final performance of “Count on Me” by Bruno Mars.
“You’ve learned how to treat others with care, how to listen and how to lead with kindness,” Principal Theresa Macchia said. “That’s something you should be incredibly proud of.”
At West End’s ceremony held at Lynbrook High School, Lia Callahan and Ava Guyadeen led the Pledge of Allegiance, and graduates sang “I’ll Always Remember You” and “Forever Young.”
Student Council President Michael Beck addressed his peers and quoted Michael Jordan, saying, “I’ve failed over and over in my life, and that’s why I succeeded.”
Parents proudly watched Waverly Park’s graduating class process toward the stage before Student Council members Gabriella Procopio and Abigail Zangari gave welcoming remarks. Graduates sang “Upside Down” and “Firework,” and each student stood to add a line to a class wide creative poem.
“Always remember to believe in yourself, follow your passions, and most importantly, be you,” Gabriella said to her peers.
During each ceremony, deserving graduates received awards, including the Presidential Award for Excellence and the Lynbrook Teachers Association Award. Upon receiving their diplomas, Lynbrook’s elementary Class of 2025 officially became students of North and South middle schools.

Photo caption:
1) Marion Street Elementary School fifth graders found their family members in the bleachers during their moving up ceremony on June 26.
2) Marion Street Student Council President Musaddiq Hussaini addressed his peers.
3) West End fifth graders exchanged smiles as their ceremony began.
4) Soon-to-be middle schoolers received their diplomas from Principal Leah Murray.
5) Waverly Park fifth graders gave a final performance from the stage.
6) Graduates crossed the stage to receive their diploma from Principal Allison Campbell.

Photos courtesy Lynbrook Public Schools

Click here to view the Lynbrook fifth graders move up to middle school slideshow.

Date Added: 7/1/2025

West End turns 100!

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On June 17, the West End School community marked the building’s 100th year anniversary with a beautiful ceremony during which a time capsule set to be unearthed in 2075 was buried beside a newly planted tree. This historic occasion reminds us of the countless individuals who have made Lynbrook what it is today, and to always look ahead to the future. Thank you to all who helped make the ceremony possible, including the West End PTA who donated the tree and the stone plaque! #OwlProud

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Date Added: 6/17/2025