Lincoln Street just announced an update to its independent study resources. The goal is to improve the digital curriculum for middle school students. The school board is currently looking over feedback from the community to add more extracurricular workshops that focus on projects that students can do themselves. The administration is also getting ready for its annual open house, where families from the area can learn about the unique benefits of the charter school and meet the teachers. These programs show that the school is still dedicated to giving all of its students a supportive and flexible learning environment.

Q1. What is the main way this school teaches?

Ans. The school is a charter school, which means it can offer more flexible and personalized learning plans than regular public schools.

Q2. How do I get in touch with the administration to set up a campus tour?

Ans. Families who are interested can call the main office at 530 528 7301 to make an appointment or ask questions.

Q3. Is there an official school website for parents to use?

Ans. Yes, you can find a lot of information and digital resources at http://www.lincolnstreetschool.org.

Q4. What grades can students at this school attend?

Ans. The program is meant to help students from Kindergarten through eighth grade, which is the whole time they are in primary and middle school.

Q5. Who is in charge of the academic and administrative work?

Ans. Sommer Grooms is the Head of School, which means she is in charge of the charter's day-to-day operations and long-term goals.