Today, we celebrated the many talents of the Lincoln Community with our two talent shows. Our online and in-person audiences were dazzled with a variety of performances. Our Snow Leopards sure know how to put on a show! Have a fabulous break! ...
The grade 12 class recently returned to Kathmandu from an adventurous trip to Borderlands, where they traversed, rafted, and rappelled their way past all obstacles in front of them. Surrounded by greenery and the roaring Bhote Koshi river, students participated in several team building and...
Join us this Friday, March 25 for our Lincoln Talent Shows! Over 100 students (and teachers!) are excited to share their talents, which include comedy, magic, piano, dance, and so much more! Both the PS-G6 and G7-12 events will be live-streamed for our online community,...
“People who are quietly amazing,” inspire middle school math & science teacher Sandy Hill. “Amazing people that I encounter in my everyday life. And there are so many quietly amazing people if you are genuinely curious and listen to their life stories.” Sandy joined Lincoln...
Join us in celebrating Spirit Week next week, March 21-25! Monday is PJ Day, Tuesday, bring your stuff in something other than a backpack, Wednesday, be a fashion disaster, Thursday, dress like a teacher, and Friday show your Lincoln School Spirit! ...
On Friday, the Lincoln Secondary Arts Students hosted the first Tiny Stage event in more than two years. Performances included a Grade 11 original rap, some incredible guitar and piano, and the premiere of the Grade 7 rock band, “The Spicy Pickles.” Visual artists created...
Last week, Lincoln held The Leopards’ Lair, an investment-seeking event by Entrepreneurship students at Lincoln School. Grade 11 students pitched their businesses to students, staff, and the wider community. Potential investors then had the opportunity to become shareholders (partial owners) by purchasing shares of their...
Twelve students from Grades 8 & 9 participated in a Model United Nations Conference hosted by the American Community School of Beirut. The central theme of the conference was “Disruptive Diplomacy,” and our delegates represented a vast array of countries. Topics under debate included discrimination...
Like many of our students, Rebecca is a “TCK.” Born in America to Australian parents, Rebecca grew up in the US, Australia, Pakistan, Nigeria, and Papua New Guinea. She actually attended one of our fellow SAISA schools, the ISOI Cobras! We won’t hold that against...
The Lotus Magazine is here! Our 9th and 10th-grade Creative Writing class has worked very hard on this edition and we are thrilled to share it with you! We have hard copies available to check out in the library, and we have linked an online...
