***UPDATE*** Due to the weather, the Parent Night has been rescheduled for 7:00PM, Thursday, January 31 in the Commons. The RAILS Assembly will be held at 10:05AM.***
Lincoln students and staff are raising awareness about bullying with events during ‘Black Out Bullying’ Awareness Week. “The goal of the Bullying Awareness week is to engage students in a reflective process designed to educate and change their perspectives about bullying,” said Amber Boyd, School Improvement Leader at Lincoln. Read more here.

LHS has developed a short video to share a bit about various electives. This project is in progress and will be further developed in the months to come. In the mean time, please click this link to see what has already been created: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HQJIo8_1HY4&feature=youtu.be

Two Lincoln High School 9th grade students performed as part of the Isiserettes in the Presidential Inauguration Parade on Monday, January 21st. Pebbles Ster and Symphanee Fisher both participated with the Isiserettes. T0 see a video of the Isiserettes’ performance, click Here.

LHS is preparing to conduct interviews for the next Varsity Football Coach. Click the title above for more information.

The Lincoln Wrestling Team participated in in the Ankeny Wrestling Tournament on Saturday, January 12th. Three Lincoln students placed first in their weight category: Nate Luna finished first in the 152 pound category, Luke Williamson finished first in the 145 pound category, and Tyler Powell finished first in the 106 pound category. Congratulations on a great showing at the tournament!

***UPDATE Due to the weather, the Parent Night has been rescheduled for Thursday, January 31 at 7:00PM in the Commons.***
Lincoln’s “Black Out Bullying” Awareness Week will be the week of January 28th through February 1st, with parent night on Wednesday, January 30th. The goal of the week is to involve students in activities designed to educate and change their perspectives about forms of bullying. For more information, click here.

NO SCHOOL ON JANUARY 21 & FEBRUARY 18

The School Board has decided that classes should not be held in Des Moines Public School on Martin Luther King Jr. Day (January 21) and Presidents’ Day (February 18). This means there will be snow school for students, teachers and associates. Make-up days for weather cancellations will be held in early June.

Lincoln students can now earn cool prizes for demonstrating positive behaviors!

Students will have the opportunity to earn a Rail Reward for demonstrating one or more of the 6 Pillars of Character. Staff will give students a reward ticket and students will be able to turn their ticket into the office for the chance to earn cool prizes in a weekly drawing. This is yet one more way that we reward good behavior here at Lincoln High School.