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school entranceLynwood Avenue Elementary School

50 Lynwood Avenue
Farmingville, New York 11738

Principal: Christopher Washousky

Phone: (631) 696-8650
Fax: (631)736-9478

Home of the Tigers...

School Hours: 8:50 am -3:20 pm

 

Please note that in the case of a 2-hour delayed opening, students should be at bus stops 2 hours from their regular pick-up time.  School will start at 10:50 a.m.

 

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Important Information

 


Field Day

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Tiger News

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Page one of this week's Tiger News

  

Principal's Letter - July 8th, 2024

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Family STEAM Night at Lynwood

 

Join us for an evening dedicated to fun! Our staff has teamed up to offer a variety of exciting, hands-on workshops for parents and students focused on science, technology, engineering, the arts and mathematics. Sign up for two 30 minute workshops and have a blast!  Please use the Google Form link below to sign-up for the workshops.

 

* Required Schedule

 

April 17th 2018

6:30 - 7:00 PM Session 1
7:00 - 7:30 PM View Science Fair projects
7:30 - 8:00 PM Session 2

Family STEAM Night at Lynwood

 

Join us for an evening dedicated to fun! Our staff has teamed up to offer a variety of exciting, hands-on workshops for parents and students focused on science, technology, engineering, the arts and mathematics. Sign up for two 30 minute workshops and have a blast!  Please use the Google Form link below to sign-up for the workshops.

In the News

Lynwood Elementary Hosts First Responders Parade

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Lynwood Elementary School welcomed local first responders for a special parade and assembly recognizing their service to the community. The event featured representatives from Customs and Border Protection, FDNY, K9 Unit, MTA Police, NYPD, Port Authority, Special Victims Unit, Suffolk County Police and other agencies, as well as nurses, detectives, investigators and retired personnel.

The ceremony began with the first-ever performance by the newly formed Lynwood Marching Band under the direction of Mr. Lyons. This marked both Mr. Lyons’s first year at Lynwood and the band’s debut public appearance.

Students and staff observed Peace Officers Memorial Day with the American flag flown at half-staff. Scouts led the Pledge of Allegiance in honor of fallen officers nationwide.

Throughout the event, students shared reflections on the importance of first responders in keeping communities safe. Special guests included Mr. Bedoya and Officer DelaCruz from the NYPD K9 Unit, who introduced their police dogs, Nicky and Davey, and demonstrated how the K9 unit supports public safety.

While a planned helicopter flyover was canceled due to weather, the assembly emphasized the message that students should pursue their goals with determination.

The program continued with a performance from the fourth and fifth grade chorus under the direction of Mrs. Rose, assisted by fourth grader Elsa Ragbir, who choreographed and conducted the hand motions.

The event concluded with students presenting handmade thank-you projects to the visiting first responders as a gesture of appreciation from the school community.

Date Added: 5/19/2025

Lynwood Elementary Students Celebrate Star Wars Day With Creativity and Learning

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Students at Lynwood Elementary School celebrated May 4, widely known as Star Wars Day, with imagination, enthusiasm and a galaxy’s worth of creativity.

In Mrs. Levesque’s first grade class, students designed and measured their own Star Wars characters, blending art and math in a fun, engaging activity that brought their favorite heroes and villains to life.

Meanwhile, Ms. Amallobieta’s fourth grade class went above and beyond by transforming their entire classroom into a Star Wars-themed space. Students wrote and performed original scenes and analyzed key themes from the Star Wars films, turning the celebration into a dynamic lesson in writing, performance and critical thinking.

The force was definitely strong at Lynwood, where students boldly combined learning with the excitement of a galaxy far, far away.

Date Added: 5/9/2025

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