Students Landing Page
Lynbrook Union Free School District
Students
Everything you need to learn, plan, and stay safe as a Lynbrook Owl
Welcome, Owls! This page brings together the tools and information you use most, from signing in to your classes and checking your grades to planning for college and careers, finding summer programs, and getting working papers for your first job.
It also explains the expectations that keep our schools safe and respectful, and where to turn if you or a friend needs help. Families are welcome to explore these resources too.
Sign In and Stay on Track
ClassLink
Your one sign-in for district apps and resources. Log in once with your district account and open each tool with a single click.
PowerSchool Student Portal
Check your grades, attendance, and class schedule in the district's official student information system.
SchooLinks
Explore your interests, research colleges and careers, and plan your next steps after high school.
Expectations, Safety, and Privacy
Code of Conduct
Know your rights and responsibilities. The Code of Conduct explains the expectations that keep every Lynbrook school safe, respectful, and focused on learning.
Personal Electronic Devices
Lynbrook's expectations for cell phones, smartwatches, and other internet-enabled devices during the school day.
ReportIt
See something that worries you? Share a safety concern anonymously, such as bullying, threats, or a friend who needs help.
Data Security and Privacy
How Lynbrook protects student information, and the rights students and families have under state and federal privacy law.
Summer, Work, and Beyond the School Day
Lynbrook Summer High School
Information about summer courses for high school students, including program details and how to register.
Summer Playground 2026
A summer program of sports and arts and crafts for children entering kindergarten through eighth grade.
Lynbrook Teen Center
Information about the Lynbrook Teen Center, a place for local teens to connect with friends and activities outside the school day.
Working Papers
Planning to get a job? Students under 18 need New York State working papers. Find out how to apply.
Need Help?
Having trouble signing in or with your district device? Visit your school's library media center. For questions about your schedule, grades, or plans after high school, talk with your school counselor. If you are ever worried about your safety or someone else's, tell a trusted adult at school or use ReportIt. In an emergency, call 911.