About Lynhaven
Lynhaven School is located in suburban Santa Clara County, California, in the heart of the Silicon Valley. It is a large elementary school, with 488 students ranging from transitional kindergarten to grade five. The Lynhaven mascot is the Lynx, because our school 'links' the diverse communities of San Jose, Santa Clara, and Campbell.
Our school community is rich in its diversity. People from every corner of the world have converged on this area in order to participate in its unique technology based economy. We are truly a global village. This wonderful diversity is reflected in our student body, with over twenty different languages represented.
The Lynhaven staff consists of a team of individuals dedicated to meeting the learning goals of all students. Our students also benefit from a library, STEAM lab, and school garden.
ABCs
Our expectations are that students, staff, parents, and community:
- Act Responsibly
- Behave Respectfully
- Care for All
Students in grades TK-5 may earn a “Paw Print” when recognized by any staff member for positive behavior which are focused around Lynhaven's ABC’s. We encourage recognition at home for “Paw Prints” students bring home.
To read an article in the San Jose Mercury News mentioning our ABC's, click here.
Vision
Lynhaven is a safe, inclusive and caring community committed to inspiring everyone to reach their highest potential.
Mission Statement
Our Mission is to foster a community of critical thinkers who practice collaboration, innovation, and empathy throughout their lives.
Common Sense District 2023-24
Earning recognition as a Common Sense District shows our district's community that we are committed to providing safe and innovative spaces for students to thrive as they harness the potential of technology for learning and life. To receive district-level certification, CampbellUSD has certified every one of our schools, as well as engaging with families district-wide using Common Sense resources. For more information on the certification process and Common Sense Media at large, please visit Common Sense Education.