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Lynbrook Council of PTAs hosts annual Founders’ Day

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Several members of the Lynbrook Schools family were honored during the Council of PTA’s 2025 Founders’ Day! Thank you to student photographers Sean Strohofer and Aidan Pearsall, and congratulations to all honorees! #OwlProud
 

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Date Added: 2/14/2025

LHS proudly presents Human Relations Day

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Students at Lynbrook High School were treated to another impactful Human Relations Day, which is an annual event organized by the Student Government Association in which guest speakers come to the building and present on a variety of topics meant to bring inclusivity, compassion and understanding to the building. Thank you to all those who volunteered their time to come speak, including LHS Class of ’80 Alum and Nassau County Police Commissioner, Patrick Ryder, students and staff from the Henry Viscardi School, Holocaust survivor Asher Matthias, and many more! #OwlProud #OwlLearns
 

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Date Added: 2/14/2025

 

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Lynbrook students perform in All-County Music Festival

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Over 100 Lynbrook students were selected to participate in the Nassau Music Educators Association All-County Music Festival in the month of January. Students joined fellow students from all over Nassau County to rehearse with a guest conductor over 3 days' time. The experience culminated in a spectacular concert performance at the Tilles Center showcasing the amazing talents of all students involved. Congratulations to our All-County Musicians! #OwlProud

Date Added: 2/10/2025

Lynbrook students soar high in Flight School

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This year, Lynbrook’s Flight School is thrilled to announce that our second graders districtwide have embarked on their first adventure. Over the course of the year, they will dive into two exciting modules inspired by the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals

In the first module, students explore the difference between wants and needs, focusing on essential resources like food, water and shelter. Through hands-on activities like mind mapping, Lego building, and coding robots, they tackle real-world problems. By working together and communicating effectively, they develop creative solutions to global challenges. This module also highlights the importance of education and the need for equitable and inclusive learning opportunities for everyone.

One exciting activity involves programming robots using color-coded pads. Students create pathways for their robots to transport students, teachers, school supplies, and other resources to their final destination: a school.

In the second module, students shift their focus to nutrition, hunger, and food security. They learn about the importance of a balanced diet using MyPlate as a guide and engage in fun sorting activities, games, and coding challenges. Working collaboratively, they tackle real-world issues and discover how proper nutrition plays a key role in maintaining good health and well-being.

“Through these engaging activities, students connect their learning to global efforts aimed at building a more sustainable and equitable world,” said Mrs. Cocozza.

“Throughout their flight, student’s develop empathy, creativity, and problem-solving skills that will help them thrive as they continue their journey in Flight School and beyond,” Mrs. Teichman said.

#OwlProud #OwlCares #OwlLearns
 

 

Date Added: 2/4/2025

LHS Culture Club marks Lunar New Year at Waverly Park

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High schoolers in the LHS Culture Club visited Waverly Park Thursday Jan. 27 to celebrate the Lunar New Year. The high school students pushed into classrooms to read a book and create an activity with the Waverly Wonders. This activity was made possible by Michelle Eger, a Waverly Park first grade teacher, and Olga Zesil-Hetrick, the Lynbrook High School teacher who heads the Culture Club! Their combined efforts provided an opportunity for culture immersion for both the high school and elementary students. #OwlProud #OwlLearns

 

Date Added: 2/4/2025