The Lincoln High School Theater, Vocal, and Instrumental Music departments combine efforts to present Disney’s High School Musical On Stage. Performances will begin at 7:00PM April 27, 28, and 29. Cost for admission is $10 for adults, $5 …
Yearbooks for this school year are now on sale through May 8. All orders must be made online. We do not order extras for later. Yearbooks are distributed in August in order to include pictures from Prom, Graduation, …
Lincoln High came together Friday to pay tribute to Antonio Sanchez-Peck, a 16-year old sophomore who died after being struck by a vehicle while crossing SW 9th Street. Classmates, family friends and neighbors held a candlelight vigil. Many people wore blue, Antonio’s favorite color, or brought blue balloons and flowers. Principal Williamson notified families of the tragic accident and urged everyone to “please take care of one another.” Click the photo to see more of the vigil.
Congratulations to Lincoln’s Infinity Show Choir for their amazing performance this past weekend at Emmetsburg’s competition to end their season. Infinity competed in two classes: 4A and Overall. Infinity won third place in class 4A, narrowly beating Southeast …
Lincoln High and Roosevelt High combine forces to field a hockey team that competes in the Metro High School Hockey League. This year the Lincoln/ Roosevelt team won the league tournament! Pictured are two Lincoln students, Connor Kane …
On February 23 Lincoln High School hosted an “Honors Breakfast” for hundreds of students on both campuses. Students who participated received all A’s and B’s on their semester report card or have shown remarkable progress as identified by …
Honest Abe (impersonated by George Buss) greeted students with words of encouragement and reminded them to be proud of their high school during a visit this afternoon. Abe and Lincoln High School students celebrated Lincoln’s 208th birthday with cupcakes, hats, and #SelfiesWithAbe. Click on the headline to enjoy some fun photos on the district Flickr page.
Friday was PJ Day as decreed by Joppa, a local nonprofit that advocates on behalf of the homeless. Lincoln High School was one of 27 schools in central Iowa where students showed up for class in pajamas as part of a consciousness-raising aimed at providing assistance to area homeless people. Students conduct supply drives to collect necessary items for donation to area shelters. Click the photo to read and see more about the day at Lincoln.
Introducing Lincoln High School’s first Best Buddies chapter! Best Buddies International is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to establishing a global volunteer movement that creates opportunities for one-to-one friendships, integrated employment and leadership development for people with intellectual and …
To prepare for the 2017-2018 school year Lincoln will be hosting an information night on Thursday, January 19. The purpose of this annual event is to inform parents, guardians, and students currently in grades 8-11 about the course …
