Lincoln School

Mayor DeSalvo walked to school with some Lincoln students today!  The RPD provided a police escort for this activity, which promoted environmental awareness and healthy living. … [Read More...] about Walk with the Mayor

Members of Rachel's Club from Pierrepont School visited each class at Lincoln as part of the activities planned to teach children to avoid violence and spread kindness during NJ's Anti-Violence Awareness Week. Ms. Huzzy's students left an inspirational message on students' desks and even left some teacher notes around the building.  It was heartwarming to see former Lincoln students return for such a good cause.   … [Read More...] about Rachel’s Club

Thanks to a generous grant from the REF, each student will have the option of using a "concentration cushion" this year. The cushions allow students to move, wiggle or fidget in their seats while working. The students are really enjoying having a choice of seating options!  … [Read More...] about New Seating Options in Room 206

The students in Ms. Demirbulakli's class had a special visit from a parent who also is a firefighter. Students learned about the role of the firefighter, reviewed safety protocols and became firefighters for the day! … [Read More...] about Firefighter Visits PreK

Senora Cormack acknowledged Hispanic Heritage Month by having Lincoln and Washington students work on a mural featuring famous people of Hispanic heritage.  Students added quotes highlighting contributions.  The mural will be displayed in Lincoln until mid-October and then will travel to Washington School.   … [Read More...] about Hispanic Heritage Month

Ms. Monochello's reading class read a non-fiction book today about seeds and planted some seeds in egg shells.  They hunted around the school for a sunny spot and decided Dr. Velechko's office would be best.  Once the seeds sprout, the students will plant the seedling in the egg shell into the Lincoln Woods.  Students learned the terms fertilizer and biodegradable during the lesson.   … [Read More...] about First Grade Readers Leave Some Seeds