Summer school is available to Lincoln students after the completion of the 2012-2013 school year. The Lincoln Summer Academy will be from June 10th-June 28th from 8:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. There are summer programs available for 10th and 11th grade students as well as seniors who fail to graduate in May. Click here for more information and registration forms.
Senior Emily Cox received first place in her group for The Flat Classroom Project 2013. Her video was titled “The Changing Shape of Information.” She completed this project as part of her International Business class.
On Friday May 10th the Lincoln High Construction had a visitor. The visitor was retired International Secretary/Treasurer of the Laborers International Union of North America (LIUNA) Terry O’Sullivan. Click the photo to the left to read more.
Congratulations to Lincoln Choirs on their performances at Large Group Contest on Saturday. Lincoln’s Chamber Choir received a Division I, the Show Choir Women received a Division II+, the Show Choir Men received a Division II, and Concert …
Congratulations to senior Ross Nickey, who was part of a team that finished first in the Construction Industry Round Table (CIRT)/ACE Mentor Program National Design Competition, a contest for students interested in architecture, construction, and engineering. Read more by clicking the headline above.
Nationwide Insurance is offering five summer internships to Lincoln High School Juniors. For more information about this internship opportunity and to access the internship application, please click here.
Over the weekend history was made at the Drake Relays. For the first time in school history, the 4×100 team of Vybert Greene, Mason Downing, Jordan Bryson and Jordan Cheatem took home 1st place honors. Click here to read more.
This is your last chance to buy your 2013 yearbook. Yearbooks were NOT purchased at registration. All yearbooks must be pre-ordered and will not be available for sale if you fail to order one now. The last day to order a yearbook is Friday, May 17th. Visit jostensyearbooks.com to order.
Students in Mrs. Wilson’s AP Biology class and Forensic Science class completed some exciting labs this past week. AP Biology students are using Play-Doh to study animal development while getting ready for the upcoming AP test. Forensic Science students are studying Forensic Impressive Evidence. Click here to read more.
For the first time since 2006, Lincoln is ranked on the Iowa AP Index Top 50 list, coming in at #30. In fact, for the first time ever, all five DMPS high schools are on the list, compiled by the University of Iowa to rank how well Iowa high schools provide students with the opportunity to take high-level Advanced Placement courses. Click the headline to learn more.
