Yesterday the entire Lincoln staff met online to receive an update from the Director, before breaking into Elementary and Secondary meetings to discuss learning plans and activities for our Lincoln School Snow Leopards! It was wonderful to connect as an entire staff, as we continue...
#fitsnowleopards! What an opportunity to work on your fitness goals, or as Mr. Nielsen would say, "feed the warrior!" A little bit of planning, discipline and energy, and you can get (or stay) in great shape during this time. Fill out this form each time...
Namaste Snow Leopards! Despite the challenges and uncertainty facing so many of us due to the coronavirus pandemic, Lincoln teachers and learners have shown the courage and unity we are known for, as we’ve transitioned to our online learning program. All across the globe, our...
CHENNAI, India. -- This year’s Track and Field event at the American International School of Chennai was surely one to remember. From the fun times in the airport and our final night at AISC, to getting new personal best times and seeing our coaches join...
Lincoln School was proud to host Canadian author and illustrator, Elise Gravel, this week. Elise worked with students from PS through Grade 12, sharing her talents as a writer and illustrator. With the Elementary students, there were lots of chuckles over her outrageous monsters, as...
The International Relations classroom has been an especially thought-provoking place to be; last week we hosted our second guest speaker in two weeks! This morning Ms. Radhika Halder from the Niti Foundation, a Nepali-led Public Policy Foundation, joined us for class. Ms. Halder is a...
If you are considering a visit to Lincoln School, please note that due to the coronavirus situation, we have made changes to our visitor protocol. The following enhancements were shared with our school community yesterday (02/03/2020): All current non-Lincoln School students, staff and parents will be...
On Friday, February 28, renowned author, Jan Reynolds, brought the many traditions and lifestyles of indigenous cultures into our Globe Theater - from the Aboriginals of Australia, to the Sherpas and Tibetans in the Himalayas, to the Toareg in the Sahara, to the Sami reindeer...
MUMBAI, India. -- SAISA Music and Art students were hard at work in Mumbai, India, during the recent mini-break! Our Music students spent time preparing music leading up to the festival and spent hours in rehearsals led by their brilliant guest conductors from New Delhi,...
The high school International Relations class is currently pursuing a unit of study on Terrorism. On Tuesday, February 18th, we were honored to host Mr. Tim Corso, Regional Security Officer of the U.S. Embassy in Nepal. Mr. Corso engaged us in an open discussion and...
