BOE Community Forum and School Budget Results Meeting TUESDAY, May 17 - 9 PM McKenna Administration Building

Meeting begins at 9 p.m.

(Executive Session 7 p.m.)

Please be advised that the meeting will also be live streamed using the following link:

 https://youtu.be/j9ZE7AIqP1Q

As such, any home viewers interested in asking questions regarding the Board of Education’s agenda and/or wish to address the Board of Education may do so by e-mailing their questions and/or comments to boardofedquestions@lufsd.org by 4 pm, Monday, May 16.

To the extent possible and permitted by applicable law, rule, regulation and District policy, the Board of Education will endeavor to address each question and/or comment during the public participation portion of the meeting.

The Lindenhurst Union Free School District held a successful dual-language family event on April 26 at Albany Avenue Elementary School.

There were over 120 participants from our K-2 program and parents continue to be very supportive of the programs’ growth.

Students and their families participated in three spring themed stations, including a Yoga at which students learned different poses and techniques; a Planting station where they were able to decorate a pot and plant a small seedling and a craft station where they made their own bug jar and bug mask.The Lindenhurst Public Library was in attendance and students ended the night with some educational games that were raffled off while everyone enjoyed light refreshments and snacks.

Second grade students at Daniel Street Elementary School in the Lindenhurst Union Free School District recently culminated a math unit on April 25 in a unique and fun way. After weeks of learning about the value of each coin, counting on using coins, and giving back change, the children created their very own stores.

They worked in groups to create store names, priced the items to sell, created receipts, store slogans, and used “cash registers” to store the coins. Play money was used to "purchase" items such as pencils, glow sticks, bouncy balls, erasers and so much more.

Parents of the class graciously donated the items to be sold.