LYME SCHOOL

Happy Friday! We are cruising into the end of the year with many field trips and final projects all around the school. It's a busy time of year. Here are your latest reminde...

The 7th grade humanities classes are currently reading a non-fiction book about resourcefulness and perseverance called The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind. It was written by William ...

After finishing the Young Adult version of Michael Pollan's book The Omnivore's Dilemma, 8th graders were tasked with writing a persuasive letter to a person of their choice. Stu...

Happy last Friday in May! It's hard to believe we have only 12 days of school left after our long Memorial Day weekend. Thanks and appreciation go out to all of the communit...

The 6th graders are currently reading one of the three Revolutionary War Historical Fiction Books. In addition to reading the assigned pages, they are responsible for completing ...

We talk a lot about Lyme School Values during Stanton Time. One that many students have heard before but aren’t entirely sure what it means is, “Integrity”. In our values explorat...

They called upon prior knowledge, selected a focus, did the research, wrote the biography, and performed among their peers. The well-known fourth grade Greek mythology unit was n...

Here's the latest from the Lyme School: We will be closed on Monday, May 16 and Tuesday, May 17 because of the high number of staff absences due to sickness. We are hopin...

Our second grade class thought we know everything about bees - but we found out even more today! Here are some newly learned facts that second graders learned: Bees shiver! W...

The final day to order "Lyme Rocks" T-shirts is Friday, May 6th. A HUGE thank you to Jill Simpson for printing the shirts, to Brigette Cameron for organizing the order forms, a...

Two upcoming math events that may be of interest: Sonia Kovalevsky Day at Dartmouth Saturday May 21, 2022 For more information and to register, please use the link: ...

The Kindergartners have begun a new science unit called, "From Seed to Plant." The first step was to work with a partner and sort a pile of "seeds" into seeds and non-seeds (see ...

This week 7th grade students constructed scatterplots to organize, display, and analyze data. In one of the lessons, they were given multiple data points for odometer readings and...

Each week, twice a week, twenty-four middle school students arrive to be part of a team that competes in various sport activities. This is quite the popular PE elective! The tea...

This trimester, seventeen students in grades 7 and 8 elected to participate in Elite Fitness. This elective involves students completing a circuit training routine that incorpora...

The Lyme School S.A.G.E. (Sexuality and Gender Equality) Group meets weekly with a group of staff advisors during a middle school morning break time. ALL are welcome, which is the...

Here's a fun time lapse of our You Are Loved mural in the making. Thanks goes to Tom Harkins for making this video. Some Reminders: We are finishing up Track My Pr...

Hello families! Hope you are enjoying some nicer weather as we roll into the later spring and early summer months! I know that vitamin d sure helps me out :-) Here's what's been g...

The first grade spent the last few weeks very engaged in a research project about local animal & plant life! Each student chose a topic they were interested in and have been explo...

Happy April Vacation! We have no school next week from April 11-15. We wrapped up a busy week with our artist in residence, Alex Cook, working with the students on the You A...