This month Lincoln School is focusing on the hard character trait- Hope. The difference between hope and optimism is that hope isn’t based in reality. Hope is in your imagination. Hope is believing that your dreams will come true. Hope is usually described with such metaphors as: a ray, a beam, a glimmer of hope; the light at the end of the tunnel. It is often discovered in unexpected places and in unexpected ways. Life is full of a series of challenges that we must face. Although these challenges may seem impossible at times, they are probably there for a reason. No matter what sort of … [Read more...] about Character of the Month
Third Grade Concert-Feb.10
Please join us for the third grade Winter Concert on Wednesday, February 10th. Students must arrive at 6:30 p.m. and may enter through the gym doors. Students may proceed directly to their classrooms. Parents and guest may wait in the gym for the 7 p.m. performance. It should be a rockin' good time! Please contact Ms. Boyer if you need additional information. … [Read more...] about Third Grade Concert-Feb.10
One School, One Book
The Lincoln School community is reading The Year of Billy Miller by Kevin Henkes starting February 8 through March 4. Check the Google Calendar for the chapter being read as a family each night. The goal of this program is for students to experience the joys of reading with friends and family. Thanks to the PTA for purchasing the books. … [Read more...] about One School, One Book
“Soup”er Bowl Celebration
February 1-5 – Bring your favorite can of soup to donate to the Rutherford Food Pantry during the week. Students can place their can on the side of the team they think will win Super Bowl 50 on February 7th. The Pantry has over 175 Rutherford households registered to receive services; totaling more than 365 persons. Thank you in advance for helping our community. No matter who wins Super Bowl 50, we all can be winners! … [Read more...] about “Soup”er Bowl Celebration
Character of the Month
This month Lincoln School is focusing on the hard character trait- Forgiveness. The act of forgiveness requires forgiveness for others, and sometimes you must forgive yourself. When you choose to forgive, the barriers are torn down, and the record is wiped clean. We teach our children to say, “I am sorry,” “I was wrong,” “Will you please forgive me?” The important phrase here being Will you please forgive me? When we just say sorry we are carrying the conversation, we are dealing with our guilt and our need to say sorry. But, we are not inviting the other person to deal with their feelings; … [Read more...] about Character of the Month