With the money KAY Club raised from Pie the Principal, they were able to assemble 120 Happy Kits for Children's Mercy! A Happy Kit contains a coloring book, a book to read, crayons, stickers, and a toy. These are handed out to Children's Mercy clinic patients when they are there for appointments. The hope is that these kits help ease the fear of being at a big hospital and keeps little patients occupied while waiting and during doctor appointments. KAY Club is thrilled to be able to touch 120 different little lives through this project! ❤️
The Lincoln High School will be performing the Murder Mystery Comedy, "And Then There Was One" By Michael Druce. This spoof of the famous stage mystery "and Then There Was None" by Agatha Christi is all comedy, filled with hilarious sight gags and dialogue. Ten people are brought together by mysterious invitation to the Reef Mansion on a tiny, isolated island. Not one of them knows the host, who is nowhere to be found. Still, he has left an ominous recording that bodes evil for the guests. Like the chocolate statues that inexplicably disappear from the mantel one by one, the guests begin to die one by one. With a farcical twist ending this play doesn’t miss any opportunity for lively comedy and humor. The performance will be in the commons area of Lincoln Jr/Sr High School. Play times are Saturday the 11th at 7 p.m. and Sunday, the 12th, at 3 p.m. Trigger Warnings: This play features screaming and fake, but loud, gunshots, which may not be appropriate for young children.
This is a reminder that the JH basketball game tonight will be in Courtland. Games will begin at 4pm starting with B girls, followed by B boys, and A girls then A boys.
Here's information on today's JH BB game at Courtland. JV girls start the games off at 4 pm. Good Luck Leopards!
Congratulations to the Varsity Scholars Bowl team for their 2nd place finish at Bennington.
Barton County Senior Day!!
Everyone got crew neck sweatshirts, Hannah L won a hoodie and Fallon D won a $500 scholarship!!!
JH Honors Choir was Saturday, and those selected to perform were:
M. Schale
C. Weber
B. Chapman
E. Berry
A Moler
NPL Choir was Monday. Lincoln gathered with nine other schools in our league to perform several selections. The students rehearsed most of the day and put on an excellent concert in the afternoon!
Please stop by for fun activities, snacks, free books, and a special guest at the Family Literacy Night for LES Kindergarten through 2nd grade families, on Thursday, November 9, from 6:30-7:30 pm.
Updated information for Tuesday's JH game at Lincoln Elementary School - no C team boys game. Lincoln girls will still play a C team game at 3:30pm, B team girls will start at 4pm now.
The Career and Life Planning class was busy learning how to make sweet treats for Halloween.
Monday the HS Choir will be performing at the NPL Convention. The concert is at 6:00 p.m. at the Thunder Ridge HS Gym in Kensington. The performance will be livestreamed on Thunder Ridge's Youtube Page. Here is the link:
https://www.youtube.com/@thunderridgeschools9567/streams
Catch the next home JH game on Tuesday, November 7. Games start at 3:30 pm at Lincoln Elementary School. The games will not be broadcast on the NFHS network this time, due to be held at LES.
The JH basketball schedule for tonight, November 2nd. Start time is 3:00 with C team.
As basketball seasons begin, please be aware of the new rule changes.
The Ag Leadership class visited 2nd grade Monday. After reading about the ingredients for a pizza and where they come from, 2nd grade was then able to create their own mini pizzas!
There will be an informational open meeting on November 6th in the LJSHS gym at 6:30pm to discuss the 4 day school week concept. All parents and guardians, as well as interested USD 298 patrons are encouraged to attend to learn more about this innovative school proposal. Please use the north gym doors for entrance.
Thank you Salina Applebee's for your support of the USD 298 Education Foundation!
So much fun cheering the K-State Volleyball team to a victory!! Go Cats!!
Leopards lost a tough one to Atwood 32-36 to end their season with another district playoff opportunity. It was a great game and very hard fought. The future looks bright for the Leopards! Thank you Seniors for your hard work through the years.
Leopards trail 20-22 at the start of the 4th quarter. Dig in Leopards!