Exciting times at Lincoln School! SAISA tryouts are in full swing, and we’re thrilled to see 85 student-athletes stepping up for our Swimming and Volleyball teams this season. We're incredibly proud of our Snow Leopards for showing up and giving it their all this week....
PS/PK made it's first batch of homemade play-dough for this year. As well as helping to measure out the ingredients, the children also got to explore the different textures of flour, salt and cream of tartar. After the cooking and cooling process, the children helped...
The students in our second grade class are building community through games and activities. Community building helps us learn about each other and make connections with our friends! ...
Middle and High School groups all engaged in amazing day trips during our Activity Day yesterday. In this particular excursion, students went on a mindfulness walk through Pharping, exploring the caves and beautiful nature. ...
Grade 7 students proudly displayed their original science fair projects to the Lincoln community. With projects ranging from exploring which windmill blader designs produce the most electricity to seeing how different liquids affected the angle of refraction of a laser beam, students brainstormed their own...
Grades 9 and 6 ended their year with a fun project, learning about Newton's Third Law and building water rockets at the same time. The whole elementary got a chance to check out what they have to look forward to in Middle School science class! ...
Today, Grade 4 welcomed parents and supporters to our pop-up History Museum. The student historians shared writing and expertise resulting from weeks of independent research. Museum attendees enjoyed historical information about events, people, and inventions from the past, including but not limited to the Muppets,...
Elementary swimming and water safety classes have been learning crucial swimming and water safety skills. Students demonstrated key life-saving techniques to parents, including: 1. Always swim with a buddy 2. Use a buoyant object to throw and rescue or any durable material to reach and rescue. 3. Float...
In second grade we thought like engineers to stop erosion from happening! Our island was threatened by water erosion. We built solutions to save the island from flooding and washing away. ...
Come one, Come all for a celebration of the Bard! Secondary English students offered a Shakespearience today at Lincoln School. It was a wonderful and interactive Renaissance Faire where students were able to share their learning in a fun and exciting way: from taverns and...
