Winter Concerts:
Our Elementary Winter Concert and Art Show will be on Thursday December 11th at 6:00 pm in the Lyncourt School auditorium. We will also be having a performance during the school day for the elementary grades to watch.
It is very important that all students attend so we can have a successful performance! The students have been very busy preparing music and artwork. Like a team, everyone plays their part in our musical ensembles.
Concert Attire
Please dress up in black, or black and white. You are also welcome to add some holiday flair!
(Students do not need to dress up for the school day performance.)
Please Report at 5:30 pm.
3rd, 4th, and 5th Grade - Go to your classroom (unless you are in band). Advanced Beginner Band ...
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National Junior Honor Society Fundraiser:
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Gift Card Fundraiser
LYNCOURT SCHOOL NATIONAL JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY
Thanks for Your Help!
The members of the Lyncourt School chapter of the National Junior Honor Society are raising funds to cover our annual affiliation fee. The students of the National Junior Honor Society do service work in our school, and in the community all throughout the school year. We would really appreciate your support by participating in this fundraiser!
This Is How It Works
You get a head start on your holiday shopping and gift giving by ordering gift cards at full value through our order form. We receive a percentage (listed on the order form) from the companies. By purchasing these gift cards before you shop for your everyday purchases – like gifts and clothes – we raise money, ...
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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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Cultural Fair:
Get Ready, Lyncourt! Something colorful , vibrant , and unforgettable is coming your way!
Join us as Lyncourt School comes alive with music, dance, food, and traditions from around the world! Experience the beauty of different cultures brought together under one roof—by our amazing students, families, and community.
Mark your calendars—this is one event you won’t want to miss!
CelebrateTogether #LyncourtCultureFair# ...
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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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Syracuse City STEAM School:
The city of Syracuse, the Syracuse City School District, Onondaga County and Onondaga, Cortland and Madison County BOCES are collaborating on the region's first ever STEAM high school. The high school will offer a rigorous academic curriculum with a focus on STEAM. The school will be open to students from the SCSD as well as from the OCM BOCES component school districts.
STEAM High School Information Link
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Blueprint for Excellence-Strategic Plan:
Dear Lyncourt School Community,
As 2023 comes to a close and we prepare to enter a New Year, I am excited to share with you an important opportunity to shape the future of our educational community. We’re very excited to be looking toward the future by building on our tradition of excellence. We’re in the midst of beginning a strategic planning process that takes into account what is working, what we’d like to improve on and how everyone in our school community feels about the work. We need your input so that we can make the best plans for our district’s future. Your insights and perspectives are invaluable to us, and we would like to invite you to participate in a ThoughtExchange to gather your feedback and thoughts.
What is a ThoughtExchange? A ThoughtExchange ...
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Fitness Center:
The Lyncourt Community fitness center is staffed by Coach Joe Jaquin. Coach Joe is a motivated fitness instructor, offering 10 years of personal growth and 5 years of group and individual exercise experience. Coach Joe enjoys helping clients at all fitness levels get into and achieve their goals.
There is no cost for you to join the center, however you do have to fill out a registration packet and show proof of residency. In the future we are hoping to start fitness classes, based on community interest.
Coach Joe has a wealth of knowledge and experience and can answer any questions you have regarding proper use of machines or form while
lifting weights. Coach Joe also has excellent people skills and is able to work with a range of individuals with different fitness ...
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Registration Information for UPK 3, UPK 4 and Kindergarten:
We are pleased to announce dates for 2025-26 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 will be provided in the coming weeks to learn more about the Early Learning programs we offer at Lyncourt.
Families who have children already attending Lyncourt School, we have sent registration materials in the mail.
If you need REGISTRATION MATERIALS - Please contact the Main Offfice at 315-455-7571 to have materials sent in the mail or schedule an appointment to pick up a packet.
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American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 (ARP-ESSER):
The 2021-22 enacted New York State budget includes language requiring local education agencies, such as school districts, that receive funding from the Federal Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief Fund allocated by the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 (ARP-ESSER), to post on their website a plan by school year of how these funds will be spent. The Lyncourt Union Free School District has posted our approved plan on the Superintendent's Office ...
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Parent Square:
Our school is using ParentSquare!
Dear Parents,
We are excited to let you know that this year we’ll be using ParentSquare to communicate with you at the school, and in your classrooms and groups. ParentSquare provides a simple and safe way for everyone at school to connect. With ParentSquare you’ll be able to
• Receive all school and classroom communication via email, text or app
• View and download photos
• View the school and classroom calendar and RSVP for events
• Easily sign up to volunteer and/or bring items
Activate your Account
You will soon receive an invitation email or text to join ParentSquare. Please click the link to activate your account. It takes less than a minute. You can use ParentSquare on any device. You can ...
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American Rescue Plan:
Our school community is working hard to maintain some sense of normalcy and plan for next year. I am hopeful that in the fall we will be returning to a somewhat typical learning environment. As we make this transition, we will be faced with some significant challenges. Helping our students make sense of their experience during the pandemic will be one of our greatest challenges and top priorities.
In conjunction with the New York State Department of Education, we are requesting stakeholder feedback on how we can prepare for the next school year. I am hopeful that the plan we have in place will guide in the next school year and beyond. I ask that you please take a moment to review the American Rescue Plan and provide comments or questions in the survey below.
In addition, while ...
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