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,” says … Read More »
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 on … Read More »
Lynden High School’s AP Calculus class, taught by Jordan VanderVeen, did something they haven’t done since 2019: delight groups of first-grade students at Bernice Vossbeck Elementary. In a rebirth of … Read More »
Second-grade students adore having a high school buddy. Tiffany Sahagian’s Child Development 2 classes at Lynden High School have made that a reality for students in Lynden Schools. The high … Read More »
Vincent Riccobene has always been intrigued with the Lynden community. And now the new principal of Lynden Middle School is excited to be a part of it. “Our family is … Read More »
For more than 30 years David VanderYacht has devoted himself to the Lynden community through Lynden Schools. As the new superintendent of the district, he now gets to lead the … Read More »
A second-grade deaf and hard of hearing student at Bernice Vossbeck Elementary didn’t have anyone to use sign language with in her class, so sign language interpreter Monica Lemming figured … Read More »
The generosity of the Fisher Elementary community was on full display during this winter’s Fisher Food Drive to benefit Project Hope. First started during the 2017-2018 school year, the latest … Read More »
Clevertouch technology has changed the face of the Isom Elementary classroom. The smartboard teaching resource, installed in each classroom during this year’s winter break, has teachers excited and students getting … Read More »
Ever since Fisher Elementary started a food drive to benefit the local Project Hope Food Bank during the 2017-2018 school year, students have had a chance to do plenty more … Read More »
