Staff Spotlight: Life Isn’t All Drama for Tina Miller
This post is part of the Lynden Schools Staff Spotlight series Sure, there’s plenty of drama in Tina Miller’s life serving in Lynden Schools, but it is part of her … Read More »
This post is part of the Lynden Schools Staff Spotlight series Sure, there’s plenty of drama in Tina Miller’s life serving in Lynden Schools, but it is part of her … Read More »
The bus garages at both Lynden Schools and the Meridian School District engaged in a competition. It was an event without a loser, as the Stuff the Bus event was … Read More »
Lynden Schools honors veterans. Each school building in the district held an assembly to celebrate Veterans Day in its own way. The meaningful events last week highlighted veterans within the … Read More »
The Lynden High School FFA Marketing Plan team earned a gold placing at the National FFA Convention this fall. The team worked with a local company to develop a marketing … Read More »
This post is part of the Lynden Schools Staff Spotlight series Student data at Lynden Schools is accurate, protected and reported correctly to all required state agencies. That comes thanks … Read More »
Roughly 115 sophomore and junior students at Lynden High School took the PSAT on Monday. The test gives students a good understanding of their academic strengths and areas to work … Read More »
Fisher School went all-in for this year’s jog-a-thon fundraiser, raising over $16,000 for student uses. The top three fundraisers received surprise visits from Lynden High School athletes, who brough autographed … Read More »
At every step of her educational journey, Tanya Castellon Rojas says the hard work of her parents, positive influence of friends and dedicated support of educators kept her on a … Read More »
Jamie Matheis engages her third-grade class at Fisher Elementary by combining creative art activities with geography lessons. Students are exploring continents and oceans through the creation of papier-mâché globes. This … Read More »
Fisher students are getting U.S. history mixed with their music. The folk dance “The Boston Tea Party” offers a chance for fifth-grade students to interact with the American Revolution through … Read More »