Lincoln Elementary Magnet School -

WEATHER INFO: The district is monitoring an approaching cold front that has the potential to bring snow and ice to our area next week. We will provide updates on our official channels - website, mobile app, SMS and Rooms -- if there are any changes to school operations.

Congratulations to Robert Cross and Lincoln for being honored for excellence by the Georgia Department of Education! Read more here: https://www.docoschools.org/article/1968702

📚 Gear Up for Malcolm Mitchell's ReadBowl 2025! 📚 We’re so excited to join Malcolm Mitchell’s ReadBowl 2025, a nationwide reading competition that celebrates the power of literacy and helps students develop a lifelong love for reading! What is ReadBowl? It’s a fun and engaging challenge where students track their reading minutes and compete with peers across the country. More than just a competition, ReadBowl is all about sparking joy in learning and literacy. 📆 Kickoff Date: We’re kicking off this exciting event on Monday, January 13, 2025! To celebrate, students are encouraged to wear their favorite jersey or school spirit shirt. Jeans are allowed, too! Let’s make ReadBowl 2025 our best year yet—whether students are reading at home or in the classroom. Stay tuned for more updates and let’s get ready to READ! #DCSSReadBowl2025

The 10-day countdown to Christmas is here! Join us in celebrating from Monday, December 9, 2024, through Friday, December 20, 2024. Check out the flyer for more details!

Thanksgiving Math Challenge 2024-2025 The DCSS K-5 Mathematics Content Coordinator has issued a Thanksgiving Math Challenge!! Log into SchoolCity over the break to complete your grade level Math Thanksgiving Challenge! !!!HIGHEST SCORE GETS A SPECIAL PRIZE!!! 2nd - 5th Grade ONLY

Greetings Lincoln Parents, We wanted to inform you that there will be a delay in the arrival time for students taking the school bus home today. The buses are currently running behind schedule, and we apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. Thank you for your understanding and patience as we work to get all students home safely.

Subject: T-Shirt Orders Sent Home Today Dear Parents, We’re excited to let you know that the t-shirts you ordered were sent home with your child today! Please check your child’s bookbag to retrieve the shirt order. Thank you for your support!

Red Ribbon Week at Lincoln Elementary Magnet School Get ready to celebrate a drug-free lifestyle with us! Each day, students can join in on themed dress-up days and fun activities to spread awareness and show support for a healthy, drug-free life. Here's the lineup:

Dear Parents, We regret to inform you that our “Munchies with Mom” engagement scheduled for tomorrow, October, 24, 2024 has been canceled. We will work to reschedule this event for a later date. Thank you for your understanding! Go Lions!

Picture Day is tomorrow, Thursday, October 24! You can place your order on mylifetouch.com using your Picture Day ID: EVTJ4GJCM. Order before midnight on Picture Day to get FREE shipping with purchase of $44.99! Your child can also bring their completed flyer with cash or check payable to Lifetouch on Picture Day. FYI: Students must wear their school uniform.

Join Us for Our Virtual Annual Title I Meeting! We are excited to invite you to our Annual Title I Meeting! The purpose of this meeting is to provide important information about our school’s Title I Program, including resources available to support your child’s education. We encourage your participation and look forward to your valuable input. Thank you for your continued support! LEMS Annual Title I Virtual Meeting Wednesday, October 23 · 5:00 – 6:00pm Time zone: America/New_York Google Meet joining info Video call link: https://meet.google.com/pyq-zcoa-uri Or dial: ‪(US) +1 916-572-4964‬ PIN: ‪454 396 409‬# More phone numbers: https://tel.meet/pyq-zcoa-uri?pin=9721834311466

Join Us for Our Virtual Annual Title I Meeting! We are excited to invite you to our Annual Title I Meeting! The purpose of this meeting is to provide important information about our school’s Title I Program, including resources available to support your child’s education. We encourage your participation and look forward to your valuable input. Thank you for your continued support!

Please view our "Positive Behavioral Interventions and Support" flyer.

Bullying Prevention Fall Break Tips_Friendship Friday Foster Friendships: Encourage students to build strong, healthy friendships that support and uplift one another. Creating opportunities for students to collaborate on projects or participate in team activities can help them connect with new peers and foster a stronger sense of community. Concerns about bullying or suspicious behavior, you can easily and anonymously share them on our DoCo Tips page: https://www.docoschools.org/page/doco-tips Together, we are DCSS – One Community, One Voice.

Bullying Prevention Fall Break Tips – Technology Thursday Teach Digital Citizenship: As technology plays a larger role in students' lives, it’s essential to teach responsible digital citizenship. Lessons on privacy, respect in online communications, and the dangers of cyberbullying help students navigate the digital world safely and responsibly. Concerns about bullying or suspicious behavior, you can easily and anonymously share them on our DoCo Tips page: https://www.docoschools.org/page/doco-tips Together, we are DCSS – One Community, One Voice.

Bullying Prevention Fall Break Tips – We Are United Wednesday It’s Unity Day! Take the pledge at pacer.org/bullying/pledge. Encourage Inclusion: Create an environment where everyone feels welcome. Whether at recess, in the classroom, or during group activities, ensure no one is left out. Inclusion starts with making the effort to invite others into conversations and activities. Concerns about bullying or suspicious behavior, you can easily and anonymously share them on our DoCo Tips page: https://www.docoschools.org/page/doco-tips Together, we are DCSS – One Community, One Voice.

Bullying Prevention Fall Break Tips – Teachable Tuesday Teach Conflict Resolution Skills: Help students develop the tools to manage conflicts constructively. Teach them to use calm words, active listening, and problem-solving techniques to resolve disagreements instead of resorting to bullying. For more resources, contact your child’s school. Concerns about bullying or suspicious behavior, you can easily and anonymously share them on our DoCo Tips page: https://www.docoschools.org/page/doco-tips Together, we are DCSS – One Community, One Voice.

Bullying Prevention Fall Break Tips – Magnificent Monday Promote Kindness: Small acts of kindness, like offering a smile or a compliment, can have a magnificent impact. Encourage students to look out for one another and treat everyone with kindness, embracing differences. Concerns about bullying or suspicious behavior, you can easily and anonymously share them on our DoCo Tips page: https://www.docoschools.org/page/doco-tips Together, we are DCSS – One Community, One Voice.

Dear Lincoln 5th Grade Parents, First and foremost, thank you so much for allowing your child to attend today’s field trip to the Georgia National Fair in Perry, Georgia. We apologize for the delay in the return time. Although we initially estimated the students would be back between 5:30 p.m. and 6:00 p.m., the buses have unfortunately been delayed due to traffic. I’ve just received an update that the buses are in Perry, Georgia, and are now loading for the return trip. I will remain here at the school until all students, faculty, and staff have safely returned. We truly appreciate your patience and understanding during this time, and we apologize for any inconvenience the delay may cause. The new estimated arrival time is between 8:30 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. The buses are on their way! Respectfully, Dr. Angela D. Shumate Principal

Upcoming Events for Students Students who do not participate in the daily events must wear their school uniforms.