Our mission is to inspire children to envision and achieve their future!

School resumes on Tuesday, September 7, 2010

Success is trying to be the best you can be!

The hard struggle is to be welcomed, never feared...the only thing to fear is your own unwillingness to make the full one-hundred percent effort.

Welcome to Lincoln Elementary!

A school that inspires students to envision and achieve their futures by doing their personal best!

The mission of Lincoln Elementary School is for all students to:

be knowledgeable.

be effective communicators.

be lifelong learners.

be problem solvers.

be responsible students.

persevere.

Come join the team!

Principal, Jane Holm

Lincoln Elementary School sent four teams, 36 students, to the Orange County Pentathlon competition Saturday, May 8^th, and came home with 84 medals overall! Lincoln is the only elementary school in the district that competes in the Pentathlon, and once again they were assigned to Division I, the toughest of the six divisions. Fifteen teams competed in Division I, four of those from Lincoln, and our teams earned 4^th, 5^th, and 6^th place overall, as well as 4^th place in the Super Quiz. The students, roughly one-third of the sixth grade, were coached by their sixth grade teachers, and practiced during lunch recess for several months. Each of these special children came home with at least one medal, and several earned five or six. We are so very proud of our Pentathletes.

For the first time Lincoln Elementary is going to participate with schools all over the nation and the world in the Read for the World Record contest. This contest begins May 1 and ends August 31, 2010. If our school wins or is in the top 20 schools, we will be listed in the next Scholastic World Records book 2011. Be part of this global team to set a world record. Go to: http:/www.scholastic.com/bookfairs/record

Always check the Lincoln Log for updates on all our exciting student activities!

Grade level supply lists for 10/11 School Year

The Lincoln Log

Just ask Katja and Ella. Click this link to the Lincoln Technology site and see for yourself!

 Keyboarding skills need to be practiced. The EasyTech curriculum is available for your student from your home computer. At the login screen enter the username k1 (grades K-1) or 26 (grades 2-6). The password for both user names is type. Under District type nmusd. The lessons are sequenced, but they may be accessed in any order.

To find tech lessons appropriate for grades 1 through 3, login with the username 123. For grades 4 through 6, the login username is 456. The password for both user names is tech. Under District type nmusd. Like the keyboarding curriculum, the lessons are sequenced, but they may be accessed in any order.

Congratulations to Holly Rauch, Lincoln Elementary's teacher of the year!  Mrs. Rauch is a second grade teacher at Lincoln who is not only an excellent classroom teacher, but also a leader on our staff.