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 »
This post is part of the Lynden Schools Staff Spotlight series Teaching seventh grade at Lynden Middle School has proven the sweet spot for Jason Mendel. A former eighth-grade teacher, … Read More »
The Lynden School District will begin accepting referrals for Highly Capable Program beginning on Monday, September 23rd for students in grades K-12 who are newly enrolled in the Lynden School … Read More »
I believe whole-heartedly in the power and importance of public education and am committed to serving this community from a perspective that places students at the top of our priority … Read More »
The 2024 Northwest Washington Fair has kicked off and that means the first shift of volunteers in the Lynden PTA booth has been hard at work. When at the fair, … Read More »
We hope that you and your family have been enjoying the summer break. We are eagerly preparing our schools the first day of school on Thursday, August 29, 2024. Family Access is open for Back … Read More »
Future improvements to Bradley Road start with an overhaul of Lynden High School’s parking lots. Lynden Schools and the City of Lynden have collaborated for two years planning the projects, … Read More »
The Career and Technical Education (CTE) department has long been a hallmark of Lynden High School. It’s only becoming more so. Following the retirement of Kent Victor as the CTE … Read More »
