Supply Lists:
2026-2027 School Supply Lists
Please see supply lists in order of grade level below:
Table of Contents
UPK 3 Supply List - Meigel
UPK 4 Supply List - DiBella & Parry
Kindergarten Supply List - Gardner & Leach
1st Grade Supply List - Finocchiaro & Ryan
2nd Grade Supply List - Pyland & Warner
3rd Grade Supply List - Lanty & Molinari
4th Grade Supply List - Rudd & Silva
5th Grade Supply List - Jones & Suleiman
6th Grade Supply List
Middle School Supply List
UPK 3 Supply List - Meigel
Backpack (large enough to fit a folder)
Change of Clothes *labeled with child’s name (short sleeved shirt, long sleeved ...
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Lemonade Stand:
This summer at Lyncourt, we have been exploring the rich history of America while celebrating its 250th birthday. Through hands-on activities and lessons, students have learned about our nation's past, the values that bring us together, and the people who have shaped our country's story.
To celebrate what we've learned, we're hosting our annual Lyncourt Lemonade Stand o n Wednesday, August 5th from 9:30-11:00 am ! All proceeds will benefit Clear Path for Veterans , an organization that supports veterans by pairing them with specially trained therapy dogs, helping them build confidence, companionship, and hope.
Stop by for a refreshing cup of lemonade, celebrate America's 250th, and help us make a meaningful difference in the lives of those who have served ...
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Class of 2026 - 8th Grade Graduation:
Join us for the Class of 2026 8th Grade Graduation on Thursday June 25th at 6:00 PM
Those that cannot attend in person can find a livestream at: https://ocmboces.hosted.panopto.com/Panopto/Pages/Viewer.aspx?id=d785f6d0-a0a4-4c83-874d-b47300e3de41 - Please share widely to friends and family that cannot attend in person.
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Summer Reading of 2026 - 6th & 7th Graders:
Task: You will be giving a book talk at the beginning of week two when we return from summer break. Your one job over the summer will be to read (1) grade-appropriate, never read before book. You will be responsible for answering the below questions in the form of a brief, 2 minute, book talk. If you have any questions, email me at acretaro@lyncourtschool.org .. I’ll be by the pool or in the gym but will get back to you in a timely fashion.
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Summer Meals:
During the summer, all kids and teens ages 18 and under can get free, nutritious meals at nearby places like parks, community centers and libraries. Meals vary, but all include nutritious foods like fruits, vegetables, grains and protein. Many sites offer fun activities, too. There is no need to sign up. Just show up! Lyncourt School will be a site you can visit this summer. Our program runs from July 6th - August 14th.
Monday thru Friday. Breakfast served 8:30am to 9:00am and Lunch served 11:30am to 12:00pm (Noon)
Make this summer one to remember with SUN Programs: USDA’s Summer Nutrition Programs for Kids. Meals and grocery benefits help keep your kids fueled up for summer. Families seeking food ...
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Juneteenth:
There will be no school on Friday, June 19th in observance of Juneteenth. Juneteenth (a blend of "June" and "nineteenth") is a federal holiday in the United States celebrated on June 19. It commemorates the effective end of slavery in the country, marking the day in 1865 when Union troops arrived in Galveston, Texas, to ensure all enslaved people were finally freed.
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Inside the Tigers Den:
Check out our weekly district newsletter on ParentSquare! Our goal is to keep your notifications to a roar-worthy minimum , so we’re rolling all district-wide updates into one easy-to-find weekly newsletter ! Everything you need. One spot. Once a week. Easy and organized.
We hope this makes staying informed simple and stress-free for our Lyncourt families.
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Spring break:
Friendly reminder....no school March 30th - April 3rd.
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Bob Licata Memorial Scholarship Application:
Bob Licata Memorial Scholarship Application The Bob Licata Foundation will provide a $500 award to an applicant who best meets
the following criteria:
* Will graduate from high school in the year the award is presented
* Is an alumnus of Lyncourt School
* Has a history of displaying personal characteristics in line with the Foundation
values of Leadership, Integrity, Community, and Attitude
* Has earned the respect of both peers and teachers through personal
achievement and service to others
The completed application form and letters of recommendation should be sent to your
high school counselor. School counselors can then forward all applications to Amy
MacCaull at amaccaull@lyncourtschool.org. Applications and letters must be
received by Friday, ...
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National Junior Honor Society at Ronald McDonald House:
Our National Junior Honor Society students spent the day volunteering at the Ronald McDonald House, preparing a full Thanksgiving feast and baking dozens of delicious cookies for families in need. Their kindness and hard work truly embody the spirit of giving. We are so proud of them! #LyncourtPride
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Cultural Fair:
A heartfelt thank you to our amazing Lyncourt community for making last night’s Cultural Fair such a truly special event. The energy, pride, creativity, and togetherness in the room were simply amazing.
Cultural Fair is a celebration of the many cultures that make Lyncourt so special. Families share food, music, clothing, and performances. Its a chance for each of us to learn, appreciate, and experience the richness of our diverse community.
To every person who prepared a dish, performed, or volunteered—thank you. Your contributions helped create a night full of warmth, learning, and celebration.
To our students and staff—thank you for your enthusiasm and support.
And to everyone who attended—thank you for showing up and embracing the spirit of community. ...
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Future Women in STEM:
Explore careers in engineering, manufacturing, and science through hands-on activities with amazing local women in these industries!
For: Girls in 6th–8th grades and guests
When: 10–11am, second Saturday of the month, October–May
Where: The MOST, 500 S. Franklin St, Syracuse (Armory Square)
FREE participation and museum admission for students and families
See flyer below for more information!
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Fitness Center Fall Hours:
Fall Fitness Center Hours have been posted. These begin on September 2, 2025. Enter using the doors in the back of the building. This is free for Lyncourt residents.
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Bell-To-Bell Device Plan:
As part of an effort led by Governor Kathy Hochul to improve student focus and mental well-being, schools across New York State will be enforcing a Bell-to-Bell Device Ban . Under this new law, students will no longer be permitted to use personal internet-enabled devices—including cell phones, smartwatches, and similar technology—during the instructional day, from the first bell to the last. In accordance with the law, the Lyncourt Board Of Education approved Policy #7316: Use of Internet-Enabled Devices During The School Day.
This change is intended to reduce classroom distractions, support more engaged learning, and promote healthier, more focused school experiences for all students.
As students return in the fall, we understand that adjusting to this new ...
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Ecology Club:
Ecology Club : Ecology Club : Ecology club mission statement: “Be safe in, be respectful of and be responsible with the environment.” Lyncourt Ecology Club members seek out and participate in various school and community volunteer opportunities that explore the environment, educate others about preserving the environment, and encourage others to recycle. We recently published our current edition of "The Gold and Blue-The Lyncourt Ecology Club Newsletter." Club Advisors - Mrs. Erikson
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UPK and Kindergarten Parents and Guardians:
We are pleased to announce dates for 2025-2026 Universal Pre-K and Kindergarten registration for children living in the Lyncourt Union Free School District. Below you will find detailed information about how you can register your child, and information about upcoming events to learn more about the Early Learning programs we offer at Lyncourt. Click here for more information or see below
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Join us!:
The Lyncourt UFSD is seeking per diem daily substitutes. This is an as needed position and based on your availability. $140.00 per day. Interested? email bcusick@lyncourtschool.org for an application or stop at the school.
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Ecology Club Newsletter:
An eclipse is an astrological event that is caused by the total/partial covering of one heavenly body by another. There are two major types of eclipses: a lunar eclipse and a solar eclipse. A lunar eclipse is when Earth’s shadow covers the moon. A solar eclipse is when the moon blocks us from seeing the sun. Solar eclipses can be classified as either total, partial, hybrid or annular. Total and partial are self-explanatory. A hybrid eclipse is when an eclipse shifts between annular and total as the moon moves across the globe. Annular eclipses happen when the moon passes between the sun and the earth, but only when it is at or near its farthest point from earth. This means that the moon appears smaller than the sun, and doesn’t completely cover it because the moon is farther ...
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Ecology Club:
Ecology Club : Ecology club mission statement: “Be safe in, be respectful of and be responsible with the environment.” Lyncourt Ecology Club members seek out and participate in various school and community volunteer opportunities that explore the environment, educate others about preserving the environment, and encourage others to recycle. We recently published our current edition of "The Gold and Blue-The Lyncourt Ecology Club Newsletter." (Vol. 4-December 2023 edition below) Club Advisors - Mrs. Erikson and Mrs. Tennant
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