Pajama Day will be rescheduled. We know some children have their pjs on already so come as you are! No worries! … [Read more...] about Pajama Day
Special Events
In light of the ‘big game’ this weekend, this Friday will be Team Jersey Day! Students can wear their favorite professional, college or local team jerseys. Since Sunday may be a late night, we moved pajama day to February 3rd. Hopefully, this provides parents with a few extra minutes in the morning! … [Read more...] about Special Events
School Closing Information
As we begin the winter season it is helpful to review the information below. Also please take this time to inform the office of any number changes and make sure there are some local emergency contacts available in case of an emergency. EARLY DISMISSAL DUE TO INCLEMENT WEATHER In the event that a decision is made to close school early prior to the start of the day because of inclement weather, dismissal will be as follows: All a.m. and p.m. Kindergarten- 8:45 - 12:15 p.m. Grades 1 – 3 - 8:30 - 12:40 p.m. No lunch will be provided on early dismissal days. Please note … [Read more...] about School Closing Information
Helping Those in Need
The Lincoln Students are learning to help those less fortunate at this time of year. Students are collecting mittens, pajamas, hats and scarves and displaying the items on the Giving Tree in the main foyer. Thank you to the PTA for arranging this service project. … [Read more...] about Helping Those in Need
Highlighting Vocabulary
Students from Mrs. Monochello’s third grade targeted reading class will be announcing a Word of the Day to the school. Students will pick a character trait from their class word list. They will say what the word means, provide the name of a character in a book who has that trait and provide an example of the character displaying that trait. Students will be designing a t-shirt, which will have the character trait, example and the book title. These will be displayed outside Mrs. Monochello’s room. We hope this initiative develops vocabulary and requires students to support their opinions … [Read more...] about Highlighting Vocabulary