6/1/2022 The WIN acronym—it stands for What I Need—keeps a focused approach on academics at Bernice Vossbeck. “It’s a way to meet each student’s needs in different areas of instruction,” … Read More »
5/26/2022 Sixth-grade teachers Dirk Denniston and Nathan Hoch wanted to connect students to current issues within the Lynden community. They’ve done this by creating two new units for students focusing … Read More »
5/24/2022 From a Battle of the Books to new reading carpets, the library at Bernice Vossbeck Elementary continues to excite students throughout the school. This spring, librarian Jennifer Frombly instituted … Read More »
Before the challenge of winter weather hit Bernice Vossbeck Elementary, students in grades two through five participated in a friendly keyboarding challenge with Kym VanMersbergen, the school’s technology coach. Students … Read More »
Bernice Vossbeck Elementary librarian Jen Frombly didn’t know what to expect from her first book fair at the school. But with a strong turnout—the largest Scholastic book fair in the … Read More »
It isn’t just about the applesauce for Julie Goodman’s first-grade class at Bernice Vossbeck Elementary. Although, the applesauce sure is a welcome addition to the finish of a lesson. Each … Read More »
Students at Bernice Vossbeck Elementary have real-life examples of the power of writing. And reading. Teacher Rebecca VanSlyke has made it a regular practice of inviting authors into the classroom … Read More »
Bernice Vossbeck Elementary students are making plenty of new connections this year thanks to the brand-new BVE Buddies program. Third-year BVE teacher Katelynn Fraser launched the program in October, a … Read More »
To the Lynden community: I was excited when the opportunity to join Lynden Schools came about. And now, just a few weeks into the role as your Lynden Schools interim … Read More »
As the fourth-grade students at Bernice Vossbeck Elementary School dig into Washington state history, a traveling trunk of Lewis and Clark resources has given the students plenty to explore. Teachers … Read More »
