Lynwood Elementary School

Lynwood Avenue Elementary School

• 50 Lynwood Avenue
• Farmingville, New York 11738

Principal: Christopher Washousky

• Phone: (631) 696-8650
• Fax: (631)736-9478

Home of the Tigers...

• School Hours: 8:50 am -3:20 pm

Please note that in the case of a 2-hour delayed opening, students should be at bus stops 2 hours from their regular pick-up time.  School will start at 10:50 a.m.

Lynwood Avenue Elementary School

Important Links

• Family Connect Night at Lynwood
• Start With Hello Parent Guide

From the Superintendent's Office: FERPA (Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act)

• "FERPA, Pictures and AUP" information packet

• Tweets by Lynwood_Avenue

Lynwood Avenue Elementary Students Go the Distance in Marathon May

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• Throughout the months of May and June, Lynwood Avenue Elementary School students laced up their sneakers and hit the pavement as part of Marathon May, a physical education and recess initiative promoting health and wellness through running.

The program, powered by the Marathon Kids app, encouraged students to scan their laps and track their progress as they logged miles during their daily activities. Marathon Kids is a nonprofit organization that aims to combat youth inactivity by motivating children to engage in consistent physical activity in a fun, goal-oriented way.

Lynwood students collectively ran an impressive 1,450 miles, showcasing determination, endurance and school spirit.

Special recognition goes to the school’s Top 3 Runners, all third grade students:

• * No. 1 Niko Rivas – 50.82 miles.
• * No. 2 Fabian Bedoya – 42.67 miles.
• * No. 3 Olivia Dodge – 31.68 miles.

Each of the top runners received a $50 Amazon gift card, generously sponsored by the Lynwood Avenue PTA.

Kudos to all participants for their effort and enthusiasm, and a special thanks to Mr. Matthew Golini and the PE staff for making this initiative a success.

Date Added: 6/24/2025

• Lynwood Avenue Elementary School hosted its second annual ENL International Festival, bringing together kindergarten through fifth grade English as a New Language students and their families for a celebration of cultural heritage and diversity.
• The event included an international parade, musical performances, student writing presentations on animals from around the world, and a wide selection of traditional foods shared by families. Students dressed in traditional attire to represent their cultural backgrounds and show ethnic pride.
• The festival served as a meaningful opportunity for the school community to recognize and honor the many cultures represented at Lynwood. It reflected the school’s ongoing commitment to fostering an inclusive environment where differences are respected and kindness is encouraged.
• Date Added: 6/20/2025