Congratulations Mr. Riggs on winning yesterdays 4th Annual LJSHS Staff Costume Contest!!
The Mad Scientist made an appearance again for the USD 298 children handing out candy downtown for the Business Boo!
Reminder school is dismissed today at 2:30. JH basketball will practice immediately after school and dismiss at 4:30.
The classroom winners of the LES Pumpkin Coloring Contest are Kindergarten - C. Schneider, 1st Grade - K. Schneider, 5th Grade - S. McReynolds-Baetz, 4th Grade - B. Westerman, 2nd Grade - L. Koster, and 3rd Grade - S. Krueger (not pictured). The overall school winner is 4th Grader C. Koster. The classroom winners each won a small pumpkin and the overall winner won a large pumpkin, all graciously donated by Darlene Lyne. Congratulations to all the winners!!!
LES Prek through 2nd grade were excited to have a live virtual performance with Eric Litwin, the original author of four Pete the Cat books, Groovy Joe and the Nut Family. Every student received an autographed copy of Groovy Joe, Ice Cream and Dinosaurs.
10/28/2022 - USD 298 'What's Up' Video
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1sd74ZtOzoNpR-oD6dFBwKHxY0ynAreuw/view?usp=sharing
LHS Volleyball falls in a tough fought match to Washington County. Very proud of how these ladies played all season!! Proud to be a Leopard.
Lady Leopards volleyball win in their first round at sub state over Blue Valley Randolph 27-25, 25-14. Go Leopards!!
Lincoln HS football will play Thursday, October 27th at 6:00pm at Rawlins County High School in Atwood. This will begin district play.
Good luck to our cross county runners today at Washington County!!! Run fast!!!
A big THANK YOU to our PTCO group who provided the meals for the teachers last night at parent teacher conferences.
High School Football TONIGHT!!!
October 21, 2022 - It is also senior night starting at 6:30pm. There will be a soup feed sponsored by the Bank of Tescott with all proceeds going to the PTCO group.
Please come out and cheer loud and support our boys as they fight for second place in our district and a home district game next week!
Go LEOPARDS!
Sub State volleyball Saturday, October 21 is going to be hosted at Clifton-Clyde High School. All matches will be played in Clyde at the high school.
Our girls will play around 2:15. Please come out and cheer on the girls volleyball team.
If you cannot make the trip, the games will be streamed through the following Facebook Live link:
https://www.facebook.com/usd224cliftonclyde
10/21/22 - USD 298 "What's Up Video"
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1nZzmSWnRqBb-axdpyGXoZCfcvyAacKy2/view?usp=sharing
Are you looking for a different job or know someone who might be? USD 298 Lincoln is looking for a maintenance worker. Check out the details below - call the board office at (785) 524-4436 or check out our webpage at www.usd298.com
October is National Principals Month. USD 298 gives a huge shout out to Nikki Flinn! Mrs. Flinn works tirelessly for our students and our staff. Administrators put in long hours managing buildings and activities. Thank you Mrs. Flinn for your dedication to USD 298!!
Please remember to sign up for your parent teacher conference times at LES. Sign up directions went home last week on Signup Genius. Conferences are scheduled for Thursday evening or Friday morning. If you need assistance please call the LES office.
Today is School Bus Driver Appreciation Day - let's thank the DS Bus Line drivers for taking care of our students! They do an incredible job every day of getting students to and from school safely - thank you!
JH Volleyball is at league today. They won their first match in pool play against Rock Hills 25-7 and 25-12.
Keep fighting ladies!
Keep Our Kids Safe:
National School Bus Safety Week October 17-21
Slow Down, Obey the School Bus Stop Signs
In every state, it is illegal to pass a school bus while the school bus stop-arm is extended and the red lights are flashing. Although the school bus is one of the safest modes of transportation, illegal school bus passing is a deadly risk to bus riders and their caretakers. Drivers should always come to a complete stop when a school bus stop-arm is extended and the red lights are flashing.
It is so important that drivers in our community heed the school bus stop-arm laws. School bus riders and their caretakers are relying on drivers to follow the law to keep them safe.
The school bus loading and unloading area is called the “Danger Zone. Specifically, this is any side of the bus where a child may not be seen by the bus driver and, therefore, is in the most danger. These areas include:
• 10 feet in front of the bus, where the driver may be sitting too high to see a child
• 10 feet on either side of the bus, where a child may be in the driver’s blind spots
• Behind the school bus
Let’s work together to keep our children safe as they wait to ride the bus to and from school. Slow down and obey the signs.