Scholars bring in your change ($1.50) and purchase a flower for you teacher, sweetheart or friend.
With your own personalized tag!
To be delivered by WEB cupids!
Pre-order from Feb 4-13th in your lunch!
Great ideas for you and your child
NOTTINGHAM 2-4 PM
SEE OUR LINCOLN SCHOLARS!
CBS came to the school a few weeks ago to interview staff and students about our journey with our Gratitude Journals.
Please click on this link for introduction https://twitter.com/SyracuseSchools/status/1093924166938562565
Great article to read to your child.
Join us for: 3:30 – 4:15 pm or 4:30 –5:15 pm
Fruit Smoothies on February 7th
Pasta Salad on February 14th
Oatmeal Pancakes on February 28th
Pizza Quesadillas on March 7th
Great facts for your child to learn this month.
Celebrate Diversity!
We will be collecting all bottle and cans, from staff and students, from now until end of 3rd marking period
to fundraise for the yearbook club.
We have set up 3 cardboard collection cans throughout the building.
Anyone wishing to donate any bottles and cans please contact Dawn Lavy in the office at 435-4450!
We will certainly take them off your hands.
We are partnering with We Rise Above The Streets to make sandwiches every Saturday and distribute them to the homeless.
Our scholars are learning important values and compassion.
Feel free to volunteer! Starts at 10 AM in our cafe.
8th graders will be fundraising for TEAM BINGHAMTON by selling T shirts with a new Lincoln logo on it from Spirit and Pride
We should make $2.00 on each shirt.
Order forms should go home next week (Feb. 4th)
Please turn them in by February 28th
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in the parking lot
Scholars bring in your change ($1.50) and purchase a flower for you teacher, sweetheart or friend.
With your own personalized tag!
To be delivered by WEB cupids!
Pre-order from Feb 4-13th in your lunch!
Great ideas for you and your child
NOTTINGHAM 2-4 PM
SEE OUR LINCOLN SCHOLARS!
CBS came to the school a few weeks ago to interview staff and students about our journey with our Gratitude Journals.
Please click on this link for introduction https://twitter.com/SyracuseSchools/status/1093924166938562565
Great article to read to your child.
Join us for: 3:30 – 4:15 pm or 4:30 –5:15 pm
Fruit Smoothies on February 7th
Pasta Salad on February 14th
Oatmeal Pancakes on February 28th
Pizza Quesadillas on March 7th
Great facts for your child to learn this month.
Celebrate Diversity!
We will be collecting all bottle and cans, from staff and students, from now until end of 3rd marking period
to fundraise for the yearbook club.
We have set up 3 cardboard collection cans throughout the building.
Anyone wishing to donate any bottles and cans please contact Dawn Lavy in the office at 435-4450!
We will certainly take them off your hands.
We are partnering with We Rise Above The Streets to make sandwiches every Saturday and distribute them to the homeless.
Our scholars are learning important values and compassion.
Feel free to volunteer! Starts at 10 AM in our cafe.
8th graders will be fundraising for TEAM BINGHAMTON by selling T shirts with a new Lincoln logo on it from Spirit and Pride
We should make $2.00 on each shirt.
Order forms should go home next week (Feb. 4th)
Please turn them in by February 28th
Parents, you may hear your child say they are in Team Oswego, Team Binghamton, etc. once school starts. At Lincoln we have 5 Teams. The main 3 teams represent the grade your child is in:
SYRACUSE = 6th GRADE
OSWEGO = 7th GRADE
BINGHAMTON = 8th GRADE
These team names get the scholars familiar with colleges and universities that surround Syracuse. We hope it piques their curosity to learn more about their team "school".
Other Teams are:
CORTLAND = Special Ed and ENL
CORNELL = Specials (i.e. Art, Music, etc.)
Did you know that.......
SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY was established in 1870!
SUNY OSWEGO was established in 1861 as Oswego Primary Teachers Training School.
SUNY BINGHAMTON was established in 1946 as Triple Cities College in Endicott, NY.
SUNY CORTLAND was established in 1868 as the Cortland Normal School.
CORNELL was established in 1865 and is one of 2 IVY League schools in New York State!
School Year 2018-2019
School Year 2017-2018
4th Quarter 2017: Lincoln QR4 2017-18 FINAL.pdf
3rd Quarter 2017: Lincoln Receivership Q3 2017-2018 SY Report.pdf
Receivership Letter from Principal April 2018 State Parent Letter_SCSD_Lincoln MS 2018.pdf
2nd Quater 2017: Lincoln MS 2017-18 Receivership Q2 Report.pdf
1st Quarter 2017: REVISED Lincoln 2017-18 Receivership Q1 Report.docx
School Year 2016-2017
4th Quarter 2016: FINAL- NYSED Quarter 4 Receivership Survey Lincoln.docx
3rd Quarter 2016: Lincoln Receivership 16-17 Q3 Report and 17-18 Continuation Plan.pdf
2nd Quarter 2016: Lincoln QR2 SY 16-17.pdf
1st Quarter 2016: Lincoln Receivership 2016-17 QR1 final.docx
Lincoln School Mission:
Lincoln Middle School is a community where students are engaged and encouraged to meet high expectations through strong positive connections that support student growth. We recognize each child as an individual with varying ability levels and learning styles. We consist of stakeholders who will lead and actively participate in creating an academically challenging and emotionally safe environment that promotes collaboration, honors diversity, celebrates progress, and prepares our scholars to be active lifelong learners in their pursuit of higher education and career readiness.
GOALS:
- Dedicated planning time will be used to align instruction to the common core state standards and monitored to ensure that all students are moving toward proficiency.
- Adopt and implement 3 school-wide common strategies that reflect best practices providing all learners an opportunity to engage in differentiated instruction and rigorous learning defined by a proven teaching framework.
- School leaders, teacher teams, and support staff will effectively communicate school-wide high expectations addressing academic achievement, development of character, family engagement, and college and career readiness through multiple transparent methods.
Lincoln Middle School, We Want to Hear From You!
Syracuse City Schools is making it easier than ever to connect with Lincoln, bringing Let's Talk! into every school in the district.
With this innovative, two-way communications solution, you can discuss your child's academic and social progress, ask a question about a program, or share your general feedback at your convenience - 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Simply click the Let's Talk! button at www.syracusecityschools.com, and select the topic of your choice to start a conversation.
Tell us what's on your mind and, in return, we'll send you a personal response within 24 hours. We're committed to providing you the best service and partnering with you in your child's education. If it matters to you, it matters to us! Lincoln Middle School, Let's Talk!
