Lincoln Elementary School’s Book Fair!
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Due to Internet issues, district phones are not working.
BOE. Dr Betty Summers. 785-531-2349.
LJSHS. Christi Walter. 785-658-5943
LES. Elizabeth Sheldon 785-531-2718
Denise Schmidt. 620-992-7008
Thank you.
Attn parents of young children tonight the elementary school will host an interactive music program for children and families Kindergarten age and younger beginning at 5:30. All families are welcome a light meal will be served after. Please call the office if you have not rsvp'd 785-534-4487.
LES 5th grade mixed up a sweet treat while learning about fractions in math.
Junior High Wrestlers will be heading to Bennington today, Tuesday, March 3rd, to wrestle. This event is not on the school calendar and will start at 4:30 p.m. Good luck JH wrestlers!
For the first time, you can respond to the census online. Responding by mail will still be an option. Get more information: 2020census.gov. #2020Census #EachKansanCounts
LES and LJSHS will participate in the statewide emergency management tornado drill for Severe Weather Awareness Week today at 10 am. Tornado drills are held on a regular basis to ensure that our students and staff know and understand procedures in case of a tornado.
Lincoln Elementary students will be running the mile on Thursday dependent on the weather.
Times the classes will run are:
1st grade: 9:00
2nd grade: 10:00
3rd grade: As soon as 2nd grade returns, hopefully 10:30ish
4th grade: 11:55
5th and 6th grade: 12:25
Don't forget to check out the LES Book Fair during Parent-Teacher Conferences next week!
The high school Forensics meet scheduled for Saturday, February 29 at Minneapolis has been cancelled due to illness at their school. It will not be re-scheduled. Stay healthy!
Lincoln Elementary School along with the Mitchell County Partnership for Children will be hosting a Kindermusik evening for all children Kindergarten age and below (if parents have older children they are welcome to join) on March 5 from 5:30-6:30 p.m. Kindermusik is a national program that uses music and creativity along with parental involvement to increase child learning. After the program a free taco meal is provided to all, and each family will receive a gift. All children and their families are welcome not just local Lincoln families. Please rsvp to Mrs. Ringler or Mrs. Schmidt 785-524-4487
Lincoln is hosting 1A High School Basketball Regionals on Thursday - Saturday this week. Community card access will be closed during this time. Access will re-open on Sunday, March 1.
Lincoln Elementary was given a donation of free children's tickets for a local circus in Salina. These tickets do require the purchase of an adult ticket for admission. All students received tickets today, if you need more tickets for other children please let the office know and we can send more or you make pick them up. Everyone is welcome to receive tickets. Thank you,
Are you aware of how important it is to drink water every day? Check out these facts provided by the Post Rock Extension District.
Lincoln girls lose first round of Regionals to Tescott 33-45.
A message from Counselor Geisen - Tonight is the Enrollment Meeting to enroll 8th grade students as Freshmen starting at 6 pm in the HS Commons. We will discuss graduation requirements, CTE courses and eligibility and answer any questions parents might have. Hope you can attend.
If you are 14-15 years old and want to work for a farmer, Post Rock and Midway Extension is offering the Hazardous Occupation Training in Ellsworth on Saturday, March 28.
This week during Family Time, LES students made Valentine’s Day cards for senior citizens in our community. Today with the help of a few sixth graders, these Valentines were delivered to the Senior Center. Happy late Valentine’s Day everyone!
We educate all students regardless of race, religion, wealth, or ability. We believe in our students and their capabilities and help them to reach their potential. Our goal is to give them the tools for a successful life no matter their background. Public School Week Feb. 24-28.
