Skip to content
The 5th graders at the Lyme School have spent the past couple months learning about adaptations and different habitats and were tasked with creating a creature well-suited to a giv...
On April 6th at Morning Meeting we gathered as a school and community to celebrate Paddy Caldwell's return from his 1st Olympic Competition in Nordic Skiing. We are mostly proud ...
Human beings are naturally inquisitive. It may be the reason we survived as a species despite our lack of sharp teeth, thick fur, or claws. Somewhere along the way, we took this ...
On the March 30 inservice day, our teachers became students again and experienced a hands-on introduction to design thinking, a mindset and approach to learning, collaboration, and...
Even though we are heading into spring and the five snow days may soon be forgotten, it's Mr. Valence's snow day humor that will stay with us!
Here's a reminder of what kept us s...
Thirty community members and our 6th grade students have begun a penpal partnership in a letter writing project. We are excited to build new relationships within our community and...
On March 14, students, teachers, parents, and community members gathered outside of the Lyme School to recognize the recent loss of life in Parkland, FL and to express our concerns...
From the Counselor's Office:
Recently NPR’s All Things Considered interviewed Anya Kamenetz about her new book, The Art of Screen Time: How Your Family Can Balance Digital Media...
This November and December the 5th-8th grade students at Lyme School participated in the Cyber Robotics Coding Competition. During "Boot Camp" students spent 3 weeks coding up to 5...