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The Terriers XC teams were at it again this weekend as they competed at in the Souls on Fire Invitational. Despite a tough course, the Terries ran with a purpose. The Varsity Boys and Varsity Girls both took home 1st place. Congratulations to following runners for taking home individual medals:
Evan S (1st place)
Daniel L ( 2nd place)
Max Starnes (4th place)
Katelynn D (1st place)
Sydney D (5th place)
Emma L (6th place)
Noelle D (7th place)
Jayden K (6th place)
Congratulations to Lyndon's volleyball team on their win last night over Furtah. Go Lady Terriers!
Congratulations to the Varsity Volleyball team for their win today against Unity Christian. Now on to the State Tournament!
Coach B’s 9th grade health students have been busily preparing for Red Ribbon Week!
Nice October weather allowed Mr. Burin to take his World History class outside to allow them to do their reading notes on the Persian and Peloponnesian wars. Students partnered up while staying safe distances apart.
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October 12 at 1:24 PM ·
The Lyndon Cross Country team started off the fall break with a strong performance at the Ranger Invitational. The Varsity Girls took home first place and the Varsity Boys took home third place. The following runners took home individual medals:
Katelynn D. - 1st
Emma L. - 3rd
Sydney D. - 6th
Noelle D. - 9th
Evan S. - 2nd
Daniel L. - 3rd
Congratulations to all of the runners! Another job well done!
The girls loved this outing.
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October 12 at 1:08 PM ·
The Varsity Cross Country Team made memories that will last a lifetime at their retreat over fall break. The weekend was filled with laughs, team games, training runs, and white water rafting.
The Lyndon Cross Country team started off the fall break with a strong performance at the Ranger Invitational. The Varsity Girls took home first place and the Varsity Boys took home third place. The following runners took home individual medals:
Katelynn D. - 1st
Emma L. - 3rd
Sydney D. - 6th
Noelle D. - 9th
Evan S. - 2nd
Daniel L. - 3rd
Congratulations to all of the runners! Another job well done!
The Varsity Cross Country Team made memories that will last a lifetime at their retreat over fall break. The weekend was filled with laughs, team games, training runs, and white water rafting.
The AP Spanish students have recently started a PenPal project with students from another private school in Puerto Rico. This will be a year long project. Soon they will be meeting virtually where they will be able to see and speak to each other.
The Lyndon cross country team wrapped up the regular season with a strong performance at The Konos Tune-Up Invitational. The Varsity Girls took home 1st place and the Varsity Boys took home 3rd place. The following runners took home individual medals:
Katelynn D 1st place
Emma L 2nd place
Sydney D 3rd place
Noelle D 7th place
Evan S 2nd place
Danny L 6th place
Max S 7th place
After the race the runners celebrated at the Chick Fila Luau. Next up is the Varsity State Championship in Macon. Go Terriers!
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Mrs. Simons' students decided to break out of the classroom, including those on Lyndon Connect, and read their 2nd quarter novel, Between Shades of Gray, outside.
5th graders in Mrs. Spamer’s class went old school, playing The Oregon Trail while learning more about Westward Expansion in Social Studies.
Here are this year’s entries for the 2020 Lyndon Academy‘s Pumpkin Decorating Contest.
Have fun scrolling through and make sure to LIKE 👍🏼 your favorites! 
Due to power outages, Lyndon will be closed on Friday, October 30th.
First graders in Mrs. Stanford’s science class completed mazes as an introduction to Forces. They worked together to create a 'track' that they had to push a ball through.
#handsonlearning
Red Ribbon Week is off to a great start! Monday was "Dress for Success" with students all in formal uniform and Tuesday was Disney Day because life can be magical if you live drug free!
Lyndon's Cross Country team wrapped up its season on Saturday with an excellent performance at the GAPPS Cross Country State Championship in Macon. Our Varsity Boys team finished 4th overall and were declared Region Runner-Up. The Varsity Girls won the state championship and were declared Region Champions. This is the third straight state title and region title for the Varsity Girls!
The following runners received individual medals:
Katelynn D: 1st place
Sydney D: 6th place
Emma L: 7th place
Noelle Dawes: 8th place
Evan S: 3rd place
Danny L: 5th place
Max S: 7th place
Some of Mr. Burin’s high school classes took a break from their normally scheduled social studies curriculum to research and present on some of the most contentious presidential elections in U.S. history. Groups learned about the electoral college and its role in some of the most interesting political campaigns that our country has witnessed, along with campaigning tactics throughout the years. Students now await the results of this year’s election, which will be discussed throughout the upcoming weeks.
Lyndon’s 7th graders arrived to Camp Jekyll yesterday and had a full day of discovery and learning!
#lyndononthemove
Last week in Coach C's lower school PE classes, the students stayed active through a variety of Halloween themed stations and activities. They played Musical Halloween Hoops, put the brim on the witches' hats, squashed pumpkins and rode on brooms!
On Western Day, Lyndon students said "Yee-Naw!" to drugs!
Final Night!!
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Mr. Serna's music class consists of singing and experimenting with different instruments. You can't see their smiles but these students love to play and sing.
Mr. Serna has many after-school music lessons. Here are a few pictures of some of the students and their instraments.
Every year, Lyndon students look forward to giving the gift of the Winter Concert to family and friends. 2020 has been a unique year however, we have tried to keep this annual tradition. The students have been preparing a production that is viewable to you now on the Lyndon Academy Facebook page.
Sit back with you family, a cup of hot chocolate, and watch it together whether you are in Georgia, California, or Scotland. Our wish is for you to feel connected and proud of what your children have accomplished.
May 2021 be a year of health and happy memories.
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Lyndon Academy Holiday Concert 2020
Mrs. Placanica’s fifth graders are learning about glacial movement. This made for frigid temperatures both inside and out!
Congratulations to Mrs. Dowd’s homeroom! Through their efforts raising money during Boosterthon they were rewarded with a party. Lyndon connect students received a bag of breakfast treats and joined in the party and movie! This class had the most participation in the Terrier Foundation Technology Initiative.
Jr. K completed a science lab about density. They learned that some liquids are heavier or lighter than others. They used water, oil and food coloring to demonstrate how oil attracts and that each liquid’s weight is different.
Students of all grades in Mrs. Metlick's art classes worked diligently on gifts for their families before the break. We hope they brought you as much joy as the students had making them!
Students in Upper School took part in a Color Run before break to help raise funds for technology. The day was full of colorful fun! Thank you to all who participated!
Students in Sra. Morgan's kindergarten through 2nd grade classes participated in a Calaveras contest during their study of Dia De Los Muertas. All of the artists did a fabulous job! Below are the winners.
1st place, Ryan V. from Kindergarten
2nd place, Alandria A. from 2nd grade
3rd place, Ashley B. from 1st grade
4th place, Lily D. from Kindergarten
5th place, Emma Grace F. from 1st grade
Our Honorable Mentions are:
Penny J., Kenzie S., Aislynn G., and Samuel C.
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Sixth graders are learning about protists. Here they are looking for protists in pond water and sharing the view with an online Lyndon Connect student.
Eighth graders completed their frog dissection lab after studying the digestive system.
Jr. K students completed their study of plants. They learned their parts, what they need and how they grow and change. They planted beans and watched them grow from seeds to plants.
Here are a few more shots of the Terrier Foundation Fun Run and Color Run. The students were thrilled and energized to raise money for their school!
During their study of freshwater, fifth grade students in Mrs. Placanica’s class were focusing on water conservation. They completed a lab where they designed their own water filtration systems.
The Lyndon LEGO Robotics team, Let Go My LEGO, has been working since the first day of school this year to prepare for the FIRST LEGO League Georgia Regional Competition. The team learned to program LEGO robots to complete various autonomous missions, come up with an innovation project to follow the theme of getting kids active, and learned 2 very important terms “Coopertition” and “Gracious Professionalism.” Both of these words are the foundation of all FLL events. “Coopertition” is a term FIRST coined meaning to compete while being cooperative. Gracious Professionalism is another FIRST term that means when competing, you are working as a team for the overall good of all involved. An example of this would be when at a competition, another team’s robot stops working. In order to show gracious professionalism, another team would help the team get back in the game rather than just saying that is one less team to compete against. This has really taught the team to be team players! The team competes virtually on Jan. 29th.
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Mrs. Bonitatibus’ Biology classes have been studying the digestive system. Today they dissected rats and identified parts of the digestion system. Did you know your small intestine is over 23 feet long?
Math centers are an important part of the day in lower school math. Here second graders are practicing adding and subtracting money and elapsed time.
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January 22 at 11:32 AM ·
Fifth graders in Mrs. Spamer’s class have been studying WWII. Here they are mapping all of the countries involved in the war.
Fifth graders in Mrs. Spamer’s class have been studying WWII. Here they are mapping all of the countries involved in the war.
Mrs. Simons' 6th graders took a break from reading Okay for Now, by Gary D. Schmidt, to research historical events that took place in the setting of the novel. Students worked in small groups to research the Apollo 11 Moon Landing. Their presentations included information about the astronauts, the lunar module, communications with Earth, lunar surface operations, and the importance of Apollo 11.
Students in Meteorology have been busy studying the layers of the atmosphere. They are also working in pairs to research and present their own weather forecasts.
The Lyndon LEGO Robotics team, Let Go My LEGO, has been working since the first day of school this year to prepare for the FIRST LEGO League Georgia Regional Competition. The team learned to program LEGO robots to complete various autonomous missions, come up with an innovation project to follow the theme of getting kids active, and learned 2 very important terms “Coopertition” and “Gracious Professionalism.” Both of these words are the foundation of all FLL events. “Coopertition” is a term FIRST coined meaning to compete while being cooperative. Gracious Professionalism is another FIRST term that means when competing, you are working as a team for the overall good of all involved. An example of this would be when at a competition, another team’s robot stops working. In order to show gracious professionalism, another team would help the team get back in the game rather than just saying that is one less team to compete against. This has really taught the team to be team players! The team competes virtually on Jan. 29th.
After studying the excretory system this week in Biology, students dissected pig kidneys and identified different parts.
2nd graders in Mrs. Gillam’s class practiced spelling words with partners in person and online and grammar skills independently on IXL. Technology use all around!
Mystery Readers, recess, centers, calendar! Along with all of the academic areas, there is always so much action going on in Jr. K!
It's all about hockey in lower school PE this week!
Happy 100th Day from our 100 year old students in Jr. K and kindergarten!
Math centers are an important part of the day in lower school math. Here second graders are practicing adding and subtracting money and elapsed time.
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This group of second graders took on the morning announcements this week. They did a fabulous job!
Kindergartners in Mrs. Stanford’s science class took to the main hallway today to measure how long an Argentinosaurus was. It was over 40 meters long!
Kindergarteners in Mrs. Stanford’s science class used their bodies to measure how long the neck of an Argentinosaurus was. That’s one long neck!!
Kindergarten students in Ms. Chiostergi's math class watched Phil see his shadow, so it's six more weeks of winter! They also completed a groundhog themed addition practice activity.
This year’s Science Olympiad team has a different approach to the various events offered by the Georgia Elementary Science Olympiad. Instead of spending the season on one or two events, they participate in monthly challenge events. The focus is not on winning but recognizing participation and the quality of ideas and designs.
Since we cannot compete in a Regional competition, we are having mini competitive events during our weekly meetings along with the monthly challenges. We had a Barge Building event this week and are planning a Mystery Architecture event coming up next.
A PK-4 to 12th grade private school in Holly Springs, Georgia.
With so many choices out there, how can you decide on the right school for your child?
It has to be more than knowledge; it’s also about innovation and a variety of activities.
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Donuts for Dads performance will be starting momentarily!  🍩 
Congratulations to the Lady Terriers for their 63-62 win in the Region Semifinals. They will be playing in the Region Championship on Friday at 6:30 at Untiy Christian.
Today Coach Rein's Geometry class used similar triangles and indirect measurement to calculate the height of different items on the playground.
A PK-4 to 12th grade private school in Holly Springs, Georgia.
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Choosing the right school for your child is a challenge.
You want them to be happy and to learn and grow as an individual.
Lyndon Academy offers top-quality instruction, ensuring that your child feels prepared for the challenges of the future.
We support our students to reach their highest potential through a rigorous curriculum.
Discover our commitment to excellence in academics at Lyndon Academy!
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Donuts for Dads performance will be starting momentarily!  🍩 
Congratulations to the Lady Terriers for their 63-62 win in the Region Semifinals. They will be playing in the Region Championship on Friday at 6:30 at Untiy Christian.
A PK-4 to 12th grade private school in Holly Springs, Georgia.
With so many choices out there, how can you decide on the right school for your child?
It has to be more than knowledge; it’s also about innovation and a variety of activities.
Discover how Lyndon Academy prepares learners to meet life’s challenges.
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The Lady Terriers are Final Four bound! Congratulations on their big win last night in the State Quarter Finals. A special congratulations to Emma L. for surpassing the 1000 point career mark! The Lady Terriers will play Arlington Christian on Friday, February 26 at 6:30 in Macon.
Choosing the right school for your child is a challenge.
You want them to be happy and to learn and grow as an individual.
Lyndon Academy offers top-quality instruction, ensuring that your child feels prepared for the challenges of the future.
We support our students to reach their highest potential through a rigorous curriculum.
Discover our commitment to excellence in academics at Lyndon Academy!
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An Exemplary College-Preparatory Experience
A PK-4 to 12th grade private school in Holly Springs, Georgia.
With so many choices out there, how can you decide on the right school for your child?
It has to be more than knowledge; it’s also about innovation and a variety of activities.
Discover how Lyndon Academy prepares learners to meet life’s challenges.
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First graders had a blast during their introduction to badminton!
Lyndon played Arlington Christian Friday night in the Final Four. The Lady Terriers battled for 4 quarters but came up short. The Lady Terriers were led by Olivia F. (21 points) and Emma L.(29 points) Congratulations on a great season!
Lower school students are starting pottery projects! They were excited to experiment today with the clay and some tools.
Fifth graders are learning to play the guitar in music class. They are having a strumming good time!
A PK-4 to 12th grade private school in Holly Springs, Georgia.
With so many choices out there, how can you decide on the right school for your child?
It has to be more than knowledge; it’s also about innovation and a variety of activities.
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Emma L. and Olivia F. played in the GAPPS Showcase today. Both girls represented Lyndon well!
#allstars #lyndonpride #terriernation
Hip hip hooray! It's Dr. Seuss Day!
The Lady Terriers opened up their season with a 9-7 victory over Skipstone Academy. Congratulations to Hayden G. Not only did she pitch a great game, she also sent a bomb over the center field fence into the trees.
Lower school students are learning to play the Ukulele, Boomwhackers, and Orff instruments in music class.
Coach Rein’s Algebra I class worked on a Factoring Task today. Students factored different polynomials and discovered how it relates to the graph.
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It has to be more than knowledge; it’s also about innovation and a variety of activities.
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Mrs. Gunter-Rosen's Digital Arts class created images for the Doodle 4 Google contest. The theme was I am strong because...
Students in Mrs. Shreves math classes have been busy working on math activities. Second graders are exploring separating a number into equal groups. Fourth graders are exploring the concept of divisibility and determining the factors of a number.
After the latest election season we all may be tired of political ads, but Mr. Burin’s seniors in Government class had a blast creating their own. The assignment tasked students with creating print and video advertisements for a presidential campaign. Students had to include common propaganda techniques found in modern campaign marketing like card-stacking, bandwagon, simplification, and others while promoting their candidate. They had to try to include as many as possible. Every single project demonstrated tremendous creativity and some really smart humor.
Mrs. Simons's 7th graders read Emily Dickinson's poem "I Took My Power in My Hand", while the 8th graders read Maya Angelou's poem "Still I Rise". After studying the poem and making personal connections, students created their own symbols on where they find power to rise again during difficult times.
Congratulations to the Lady Terriers on another win last night! They defeated Covington Academy 11-4. The Lady Terriers were led by Hayden G. who struck out 17 batters and Avery R. who had 4 RBI's. Great Job Terriers!
A PK-4 to 12th grade private school in Holly Springs, Georgia.
With so many choices out there, how can you decide on the right school for your child?
It has to be more than knowledge; it’s also about innovation and a variety of activities.
Discover how Lyndon Academy prepares learners to meet life’s challenges.
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Lyndon’s 6th graders had a day full of exploration during their first full day at Jekyll.
School is closed Thursday, March 18th due to inclement weather. We will not be doing Lyndon Connect. See everyone on Friday!
In Language Arts, Jr. K students are working on sight words and forming words. In math, they are working with coin sorting, simple addition, and adding coins to buy an object.
Lyndon's softball team is on a roll! They are undefeated after their fourth game of the season. Yesterday they took home the W with a 14-4 victory over Skipstone Academy.
Lyndon’s sixth graders left for Jekyll Island this morning and have arrived to begin their educational adventure!
