The Mystery Art after-school activity started out with a bag (of mysterious art supplies) and a bang! Students enjoyed the first day of this ASA, creating their own unique works of art using surprise materials. What we will be doing in our next meet up?...
Singing songs about friendship and nature, learning sign language and creating new motions, performing for each other in class - the students are thriving in their collaboration and creativity! ...
Last week, we had the honor of hosting Fightback Nepal at Lincoln School, where we learned about their incredible mission to provide risk reduction education for women and girls. This year, Fightback Nepal will be leading an ASA in self-defense and we are excited to...
Grade 12 Health and Wellness students are exploring healthy relationships with a focus on navigating life beyond school. This week, we discussed the impact of feelings and emotions on our relationships, sparking important discussions about self-awareness and connection. ...
Season One of our after-school activities program kicked off at Lincoln this week, and it’s been a hit! From middle school volleyball and self-defense classes to gymnastics in the gym, football on the field, and swimming in the pool, students of all ages are diving...
The Seniors led a series of games and problem-solving activities to help younger students get to know people outside of their grade. They played Charades, The Floor is Lava, Heads Up, Pictionary, and Guess the Baby Picture. It's going to be a great year in advisory,...
Our 'Celebrating 70 Years: Welcome Carnival' was a fantastic success, filled with delicious food, exciting carnival games, refreshing pool time, and the joy of our Lincoln School community coming together. We were thrilled to welcome around 600 attendees from 12:00 to 3:00 PM on Saturday!...
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...
AP Psychology students take their learning to the next level as they delve into the history of psychology and make notes using the Cornell Notes system. By tapping into the insights of cognitive science, we’re enhancing how we learn and retain knowledge. ...
