LYME SCHOOL

Recently, Mr. Valence spoke to our school population about three of our Lyme School values: compassion, respect, and responsibility. These values could not ring more true as our ...

Algebra students have been applying their knowledge about systems of equations in a variety of ways. This week they are designing products and calculating cost and profit. Last we...

The Top Secret Monster Project I can’t say much...but the big kids are up to something AMAZING. This Fall, a group of Middle School students learned about drawing and child dev...

Recently, the sixth grade health class learned the lifesaving technique of CPR. This was the first of a two part series. Led by instructors and members of the Lyme FAST squad, A...

The Lyme School’s first Decades Day was November 20, 2018. Grades were paired up and would dress like they were in the era they are assigned. We saw a lot interesting outfits, esp...

The seventh grade recently wrapped up a unit on sport injuries and sport injury prevention. In small groups, students did investigative work on different types of sport injuries,...

Last Friday in the forest classroom, our team of third graders cut back approximately 4,500 square feet of non-native Japanese Knotweed. This is a collaboration project with the ...

This year Forest Friday will bring Kindergarten and Third Graders together once a month out in the Big Rock Nature Preserve. Our mission is to promote multiage learning through p...

The eighth graders developed a better understanding of matter and learned how physical properties can be used to determine the identity of minerals. Several lab also focused on...

The seventh graders learned about cells and cell parts during the month of October. The kids developed proficiency in the use of the microscope. As they examined letters cut...

The sixth graders spent October studying changes in matter. They began the unit by investigating how solutions form, exploring ways to increase the speed at which to create a sol...

This week in Spanish class, we talked about and celebrated El Día de los Muertos - The Day of the Dead. The Day of the Dead is a holiday celebrated in Mexico and many other countr...

In 6th Grade French, your student has been learning how to have a short conversation with friends and family. They now know the French terms for all the members of their immediate...

What’s happening in 7th Grade Social Studies? Since the last installment of our class news, your student has been immersed in early American politics and the foundation o...

It has been a busy few weeks in the Humanities classroom as we continue in our inquiry about the purpose of government. In looking at different forms of government, we learne...

7A Language Arts The seventh-grade class finished reading The Outsiders last week. Along the way, we read and then composed poetry that connected to the book's theme. We hav...

During Language Arts, we have been busy reading our class novel, The Giver , with the students writing a paragraph that compared the Lyme community to Jonas’s community. In addit...

Greetings from your Student Life Coordinator/School Counselor! Here is what is and has been happening in Stanton Time K-5! Kindergartners have started working on an Active ...

Reflections of a Mzungu February 2018 When John Carroll came to the Lyme School in the spring of 2017 proposing a vision for Upper Valley Edu...

Students in grades K-2 have been learning about dynamic (moving) and static (still) balance in P.E. Dynamic balance involves the ability to keep the body balanced with and withou...