LYME SCHOOL

In January, Dr. Bill Hudenko, a Lyme resident and licensed psychologist and researcher spent an evening with parents discussing mental health and suicide prevention. This past We...

After a year of passing journals back and forth, about 20 letters per student, we finally met our penpals in person. On a special Forest Thursday, a bus arrived with our 19 penpa...

The second grade has been working on their independence and group work skills through Book Clubs in Language Arts. Meeting two or three times a week, each Book Club session begins...

On Monday, May 10, the 4th Grade travelled to Mt. Olympus for their annual pilgrimage to honor the characters of Greek Mythology. For several weeks the 4th Grade read Greek...

The 5th graders spent the past couple of weeks learning about adaptations and different world biomes. Last week, they received a letter from the head of the World Wildlife Fun...

Each Tuesday and Friday, 24 middle schoolers have made a choice and a commitment to be part of Mrs. Damren's "Elite Fitness" elective. This is an 80 minute block, where students ...

K-kids have been busy learning about seeds and the life cycles of plants. A recent visit to Billings Farm gave them the chance to visit baby animals as well!

K-2 Stanton Time Kindergarteners have started their unit on careers/jobs! They are learning about what jobs are, why they are important, what kinds of jobs are in our school ...

As part of our own Lyme School history and an integrative curricular effort between Mr. Dayno and Mrs. Damren, the fourth grade began their study of ancient Greece and the start o...

We would like to thank our wonderful moms, Krista Robbins and Maia Rutman, for planning and implementing the Four Winds program in second grade this year. We have learned so many ...

Thank you to all who signed up for the Price Chopper points! We were able to use them and get two jumbo foam polyhedral dice packs and a box of pencils! These are going to be put...

The 4th Grade just completed a multi-disciplinary unit that addressed an array of social issues using literature as the focal point to engage in discussions and activities. The b...

We are painting a mural at school over the next few weeks! As part of the PTO’s artist in residence program, we decided to create a large mural in the cafeteria. It has evolved in...

We want to offer a huge "Thanks!" to PTO and many other parents who helped make our week of conferences Delicious! We enjoyed the variety of foods offered and felt a huge amount ...

Before April vacation, all middle school students took part in the second series of instruction of CPR. Once again, our local fast squad and EMT members, Aaron Rich, Lisa Rayes, ...

Like so much in life, most of what is newly expected is an "and" versus an "or". That is to say, as things are created, they do not necessarily replace something else-- which may...

The seventh grade ELA classes just recently finished the book The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind by William Kamkwambe. As a nod to the resourcefulness and creativity shown by W...

Lyme 8th Grade Career Exploration in the Upper Valley On Tuesday, April 2, 450 eighth grade students from twelve schools shadowed different careers in our Upper Valley communit...

We had a fun writing activity with our third grade buddies recently. Each K-kid had a third grader for a partner and they were in charge of writing a comic that had to do with a s...

Kindergarten through 2nd grades has been investigating movement and simple machines. Beginning with the study of wind, students created pinwheels to understand how the warm spring...