Board of Education Landing Page
Lynbrook Union Free School District
Board of Education
Elected by and serving the Lynbrook community
The Lynbrook Board of Education is a seven-member body elected by the residents of the Lynbrook Union Free School District. Trustees serve three-year terms, with elections held each year on the third Tuesday in May. A student member also serves on the Board in an ex officio role.
The Board sets district policy, establishes annual goals, and oversees the district's direction on behalf of the community. Use this page to meet the Board, find meeting dates and materials, review policies and goals, and learn how to share your voice.
Meet the Board
Board of Education Home
Meet the Board's officers, trustees, and student member, and find the District Clerk and contact information.
Board Meetings
Board Meeting Dates
The schedule of upcoming Board of Education meetings for the current school year.
Meeting Archive, 2016-2025
Agendas, minutes, and records from past Board of Education meetings.
Goals, Policies, and Leadership
2026-2027 Board Goals
The priorities the Board has set to guide the district's work this school year.
Board Policies
The policy manual that governs district operations, from instruction and student conduct to technology and finance.
Superintendent Search
Information and updates on the Board's search for the district's next superintendent.
Share Your Voice
Speaking at a Board Meeting
The Board meets monthly on the dates listed in the district calendar, and community members may address the Board during the Public Comment portion of each meeting. Speakers are asked to state their name and whether they are a Lynbrook resident. To protect privacy, the Board cannot discuss personnel matters or individual students in public session.
Contacting the Board
Email BOE@lynbrookschools.org, call 516-887-6558, or write to the Board of Education, 111 Atlantic Avenue, Lynbrook, NY 11563. Please include your full name and address. Because the Board acts as a body and meets monthly, responses may take some time.
For questions about a specific class or student, families are encouraged to start with the teacher and then the building principal, who can usually help most quickly.