1/28/22 - LJSHS 'What's Up' video
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In a competition just as thrilling as a Chiefs game, the Lincoln County Spelling Bee competitors battled for 14 rounds before determining a winner. The final rounds were very exciting, with the potential winner changing three different times. In the end, LJSHS student Gabriella E. was crowned the champion. She will go on to represent Lincoln County in the Sunflower State Bee later this spring. Saydee G. from USD 299 was the runner-up followed by LES student Juliette G. for third place. A special thanks to John Baetz for volunteering to be the pronouncer. Congrats to all of this year's spellers.
January is School Board Recognition Month, a great opportunity to say thank you to USD 298 Board of Education Members who are committed to the success of every student in our community.
At the December 13, 2021, Board of Education meeting, Patti Winters, Debora Zachgo and TJ Jonsson were recognized for their 28 combined years of serving on the board. Thank you for the incredible service you provided to our community and our schools.
New members Jason Coover, Jessica Kobbeman and Nate Naasz joined current members David Bell, John Buttenhoff, Jeana Eckhart and Bree McReynolds-Baetz for their first board meeting on January 10, 2022. These seven community leaders volunteer hundreds of hours attending meetings, reading reports and discussing plans and programs to support educational achievement. “Our board members develop policies and make complex decisions that shape the future of our education system. They are accountable for an annual budget of approximately $4million, 334 students, 65 employees and district facilities and buildings,” said Scott Crenshaw, Superintendent. A board member’s responsibility goes far behind the monthly meeting, however. “They advocate for our schools to make sure every child has access to an excellent education.
We are grateful to have this opportunity to formally say ‘thank you’ to each of them,” said Crenshaw. USD 298 Lincoln encourages the entire community to thank a school board member, not only this month but throughout the entire year.
Fridays basketball game:
The boys basketball games have been cancelled against Natoma.
The girls games will start at 5:15 with 2 Qtrs of JV followed by varsity.
Tonight’s basketball games will start at 4:00 with a running schedule.
JV girls - 2 qtrs
JV boys - 4 qtrs
V girls
V boys
With their win yesterday, the Junior High Boys have guaranteed themselves two more games. The first one will be Thursday at 3. They will play Lakeside.
The public is invited to the LES gym today for the Lincoln County Spelling Bee, the best spellers from USD 298 and USD 299 will battle for a chance to represent Lincoln County in the Sunflower State Bee later this spring. The LES north doors will unlock for visitors at 12:45 today. Good luck to all spellers!
JH girls list a hard fought battle 21-23
JH girls are fighting hard against Rock Hills. Halftime score is 9-13
Big win over the Southern Cloud Warriors. 61-2
Lincoln JH boys are off to a great start. Ahead 39-0 at halftime.
1/23/22 - LJSHS 'What's Up' Video
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Congratulations to our high school basketball teams on their wins in the league tournament. Our girls finished 4th and our boys grabbed a win tonight for 7th place!
Post 3 of 3- These LES students were nominated for Leopard Leaders this week! When a student is nominated for a Leopard Leader by a staff member their picture (shown below) is displayed on the TV in our hallway for one week, they get to take a Leopard Leader paper home, and they get to ring our big hand bell on Friday when they come to Character Education class. Check out how these Leopards showed great character!
Post 2 of 3- These LES students were nominated for Leopard Leaders this week! When a student is nominated for a Leopard Leader by a staff member their picture (shown below) is displayed on the TV in our hallway for one week, they get to take a Leopard Leader paper home, and they get to ring our big hand bell on Friday when they come to Character Education class. Check out how these Leopards showed great character!
Post 1 of 3- These LES students were nominated for Leopard Leaders this week! When a student is nominated for a Leopard Leader by a staff member their picture (shown below) is displayed on the TV in our hallway for one week, they get to take a Leopard Leader paper home, and they get to ring our big hand bell on Friday when they come to Character Education class. Check out how these Leopards showed great character!
Attn LES Parents and Guardians: Please check your child's bookbag today, grade cards for older students were sent home. Grade cards for younger students will be sent home next week. All K-5th grade students also received a letter with important updates to LES Covid protocols. Thank you
This fall Lincoln Elementary School was awarded a grant from the Post Rock Community Foundation for the purchase of rechargeable light boards for student artistic use. Pictured are 4th grade students using the light boards. Thank you to the Post Rock Community Foundation for their support of LES student artistic endeavors.
Attn LES Parents and Guardians: Reminder school for PreK-5th grade students dismisses at 2:00 p.m. tomorrow, January 21 for the conclusion of the NPL Tournament. Thank you
Friday Update: HS NPL BB
LHS Girls play the first game at 3:00 for 3rd place at Lincoln High School.
LHS Boys play the second game at approximately 4:30 for 7th place at Lincoln Grade School.
Check out the updated brackets for some great basketball.
The 298 Education Foundation will be hosting a meal again at Lincoln High School. They offer curbside pickup. All proceeds benefit the students of 298.
