Students at Lincoln School enjoyed shopping at the PTA Plant Sale to pick out special plants and flowers for Mother’s Day. Excitedly walking through the sale, students carefully chose colorful flowers and beautiful plants as gifts for their loved ones. The event gave students the opportunity to practice making thoughtful choices while supporting the school PTA. It was wonderful to see smiles as students selected the perfect Mother’s Day surprise for someone special. … [Read More...]
Information sessions for parents new to the Kindergarten Center, Lincoln School, or Washington School will be held on Tuesday, May 12 at the respective schools. The evening events provide parents an opportunity to see their child's school and to hear more about the school community their child will be joining in the fall. Letters have gone out from the respective school principal from the school your child has been assigned to. If you do not receive a letter by May 11, please contact the Kindergarten Center. 7:00 PM Lincoln School, 414 Montross Avenue (Please enter through the MPR doors … [Read More...]
Mr. Hurley announced today that Mrs. LaSpisa, a second grade teacher, is Lincoln’s Teacher of the Year! Mrs. LaSpisa is not only a stellar teacher, but she assumes a leadership role on building and district initiatives. Congratulations, Mrs. LaSpisa! … [Read More...]
Second grade had such a fun time at the Meadowlands Environmental Center learning about the marsh and the different animals you can find in this ecosystem. The students even went net fishing! … [Read More...]
Ms. Catalano hosted a lunch time book club with second graders after reading My Father's Dragon by Ruth Stiles Gannett. The students had a great time chatting and creating baby dragons out of Perler beads during the lunch time book club. … [Read More...]
Ms. Iocca gave a presentation about Autism Spectrum Disorder to a first grade classroom. Mr. Riordan and Ms. Iocca visited all the homerooms to review what ASD is and how people with autism may think or act differently or have many similar characteristics. Students also learned to be kind, patient, and include everyone. … [Read More...]
