nms photoNorth Middle School

529 Merrick Road
Lynbrook, NY, 11563
Main Office Telephone: 516-887-0282
School Nurse Telephone: 516-887-6585 

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Interim Principal: Mrs. Marianne Healy
Principal's Secretary: Mrs. Marisol DiRaimondo
Guidance Secretary: Mrs. Lisa Renz
Nurse: Ms. Diana Manfre


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

 

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Lynbrook North Middle’s Hoot Café Opens For Business

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Students in Bryton Saunders’ Career Development Program at North Middle School in the Lynbrook Public School District showed off their entrepreneurial skills during the opening of the Hoot Café on May 17.
The students surveyed teachers to collect data to develop their plan for the Café. They created a shopping list and a budget for the items needed for the opening. Finally, the students wrote a proposal to advocate for the opening of the café.

While working the Hoot Café, the students develop their communication and finance skills and experience the life skill of having a job. With the support of Principal Marianne Healy and the North Middle community, the students had a grand opening of the Hoot Café complete with a ribbon cutting. They were joined by Superintendent of Schools Melissa Burak, Lynbrook Mayor Alan Beach, Deputy Mayor William Hawxhurst, Trustee Laura Ryder and Lynbrook Kiwanis President Susan DeSena. The students had an unforgettable experience and look forward to the future growth of the Hoot Café.

Date Added: 5/23/2022
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Lynbrook Special Education Students Play Together in Kickball Fest

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The Lynbrook Public Schools community once again participated in the Burning Bases Kickball Fest on April 29, which features special education students from across Long Island competing in a kickball tournament.

The Lynbrook team, organized by Annie McKenna and coached by Bryton Saunders, was comprised of students from Lynbrook High School and North Middle School. They played six kickball games and went undefeated. Team members had friends and family in attendance to lend support, including Lynbrook High School students Malachey Cavassa, Jordan Glickman and Jessica Strohofer, who cheered on players throughout the fun filled day. Adam Glickman also designed and donated Lynbrook kickball t-shirts for the event.

The tournament concluded with all teams uniting on the turf field for a dance party. The 12th annual Kickball Fest was held at Long Beach Middle School.

Date Added: 5/13/2022
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Lynbrook North and South Middle Schools Hold Health Fairs

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Students at North and South Middle Schools in the Lynbrook Public School District attended Health Fairs at their respective schools, which offered tips and presentations on mental and physical wellness.

Groups of students took turns visiting booths that focused on information about drugs and alcohol, stress management, smoking, hygiene, bullying and more. Each station was hosted by volunteer medical students from Molloy College.

Students also participated in trivia and challenges focused on healthy lifestyles, including a session of hula hooping at South Middle.

Date Added: 4/6/2022

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Lynbrook North Middle School Students Curate Museum for Women’s History Month

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Students at North Middle School in the Lynbrook Public School District celebrated Women’s History Month by taking a tour through North Middle’s own Famous Women Museum, created entirely by students.

Student tour guides from Bryton Saunders’ Career Development class researched famous women such as Sally Ride, Simone Biles and Susan B. Anthony. Using their research, they created an immersive museum experience for 6th, 7th and 8th grade social studies classes. Each visiting group was guided through the museum with a designated tour guide, learning fun and inspiring facts along the way.

Date Added: 4/1/2022

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