Lincoln Leopards will host the Ellsworth Bearcats Friday, February 19 with JV girls kicking off the games at 4 pm. Lincoln will celebrate Senior Night with Girls BB seniors (approximately) 5:45 - following the girls JV Game; and Boys BB, Cheer, Wrestling Seniors (approximately 7:30). 4 spectators per athlete/ticket needed. Use north entrance. Please wear a mask and social distance. Catch the action on the NFHS network.
over 4 years ago, Norma Kobbeman
This is a reminder that USD 298 does not have school tomorrow, Monday February 15. Stay home and stay safe.
over 4 years ago, Brenda White
The JH wrestling meet scheduled for Monday, February 15, at Minneapolis is cancelled. Please be safe this weekend!
over 4 years ago, Norma Kobbeman
The Lincoln HS basketball game at Rock Hills (Mankato) is cancelled tonight, Friday, February 12. Stay home and stay warm!
over 4 years ago, Norma Kobbeman
Please note the changes for the HS basketball game at Rock Hills (Mankato) on Friday, February 12: No JV and Varsity games start at 4 pm. All other information remains the same. There are only 2 family members allowed per participant ( no students or children). Please remember to wear your mask, social distance and sit with your family group. More information from Rock Hills is available at: https://5il.co/pieb. Any further updates will be shared on this site. Thank you!
over 4 years ago, Norma Kobbeman
Lincoln Leopards basketball travel to Rock Hills (Mankato) for competition on Friday, February 12 beginning at 4 pm with JV girls. There is a rolling schedule for the games. There are only 2 family members allowed per participant ( no students or children). Please remember to wear your mask, social distance and sit with your family group. More information from Rock Hills is available at: https://5il.co/pieb
over 4 years ago, Norma Kobbeman
LES Parents/Guardians: In your child's backpack is a green letter explaining important changes to USD 298 temperature check procedures which affect morning drop off at LES. Please read this letter in its entirety. USD 298 continues to monitor weather conditions, please make sure all students have outerwear for the cold temperatures. Reminder no school on Monday, February 15. Thank you.
over 4 years ago, Norma Kobbeman
Correction...boys win 43-31
over 4 years ago, Christi Walter
Lincoln Boys Varsity win by beating Southern Cloud 42-3.
over 4 years ago, Christi Walter
Lincoln Varsity girls lose to Southern Cloud 28-49.
over 4 years ago, Christi Walter
Lincoln High School welding students completed the picnic table for the Carolyn Farris memorial. We were approached early in the school year about this project and after some discussion, several of the seniors were more than happy to put their skills to use for such a worthy cause. The finishing touch to this table was to utilize our new PlasmaCam system, which was purchased with the America’s Farmers Grow Rural Education grant, to cut out the Old English L for the table top. These seniors did a fantastic job with their metal fabrication, welding and programming skills while serving their community in an admirable fashion. Job well done! Article by: James Lange, LJSHS Shop Teacher; Photos taken by Brady Zsuzsics, LHS digital media student
over 4 years ago, Brenda White
Mr. Lange
Senior Manufacturing Welding Students
Mr. Lange and students using the PlasmaCam
Plasma Cam cutting the Old English L
PAT Information
over 4 years ago, Brenda White
PAT
PAT Pajama Time Story
With the extreme cold weather conditions forecasted for this week, please make sure that students dress appropriately for this frigid weather on these exceptionally cold days. Cold and wind can create dangerous wind chills. Cover up, limit outside time. Stay safe!
over 4 years ago, Norma Kobbeman
Lincoln HS basketball travels to Southern Cloud (at Glasco) on Tuesday, February 9 with games starting at 5:30 pm. No JV. Only 2 participants per athlete are allowed. See the information from Southern Cloud district: https://5il.co/pfgo
over 4 years ago, Norma Kobbeman
WE MADE IT! Here at LES, we reached our school-wide goal of completing 500 acts of kindness during the month of January. Not only did we meet our goal, but LES students went above and beyond! Our final amount was 727 acts of kindness! Today, students and staff enjoyed a pajama day, popcorn, Kool-Aid, and some relaxation as a celebration for reaching our goal and finishing our kindness challenge.
over 4 years ago, Sawyer Ptacek
727 total!
our acts of kindness board
had to take up both sides with our acts of kindness!
On Thursday, LES presented Mr. Finch with the money that’s been raised for him so far. The amount at this time was $831! We plan to keep our coins for a cause jar in the office at LES and continue to raise funds to assist our amazing Mr. Finch in his battle against cancer.
over 4 years ago, Sawyer Ptacek
Mr. Finch with the money students raised in front of our acts of kindness board
goofy Mr. Finch
There’s his eyes
A big thanks go out to the rest of our morning kindness greeters this week at LES! Wednesday we had more STUCO students from LHS, Thursday we had Lincoln County police officers, and Friday we had Lincoln County nurses!
over 4 years ago, Sawyer Ptacek
STUCO students
local law enforcement greeters
our lovely group of nurse greeters
nurses greeting bus riders
A big thanks go out to the rest of our morning kindness greeters this week at LES! Wednesday we had more STUCO students from LHS, Thursday we had Lincoln County police officers, and Friday we had Lincoln County nurses!
over 4 years ago, Sawyer Ptacek
A big thanks go out to the rest of our morning kindness greeters this week at LES! Wednesday we had more STUCO students from LHS, Thursday we had Lincoln County police officers, and Friday we had Lincoln County nurses!
over 4 years ago, Sawyer Ptacek
ATTENTION: High School and College Students – Apply by March 1 Students may now apply for over 140, PAID, Nex-Generation Student Internship Positions for Summer 2021! This will be Nex-Gen’s biggest year, ever! Thanks to the commitment of area businesses and donors, there are more opportunities than ever before for students to explore careers and gain valuable, hands-on work experience.
over 4 years ago, Norma Kobbeman
Nex Gen