Lincoln-Irving Elem School (LIE) will be temporarily relocated to the Western Illinois University–Quad Cities campus beginning after spring break, April 7, 2026. Buildings A and B will house approximately 340 students and 55 staff members while they continue to receive full K-5 instruction, including dual-language programming, specialty services, art, music, physical education, extracurricular activities and student clubs. The move is planned through the 2026-2027 school year to provide a stable, orderly learning environment for students and staff during the transition.

Q1. What programs does Lincoln-Irving Elem School provide?

Ans. Lincoln-Irving Elem School offers dual-language learning, classroom support, enrichment opportunities and technology access through the district’s LEAD Moline initiative.

Q2. What are Lincoln-Irving Elem School’s policies for family communication?

Ans. Lincoln-Irving Elem School provides updates via school notices, district messages, registration pages, newsletters and family-facing online tools.

Q3. Does Lincoln-Irving Elem School offer student activities?

Ans. Students at Lincoln-Irving Elem School have art, music, physical education, extracurricular activities, clubs, and enrichment opportunities available through district programming.

Q4. What registration support do Lincoln-Irving Elem School families get?

Ans. Lincoln-Irving Elem School links families to kindergarten enrollment information, returning-student registration, residency verification, and district registration events.

Q5. Why would you recommend Lincoln-Irving Elem School?

Ans. Lincoln-Irving Elem School is a neighborhood public campus with dual-language access, technology resources, family tools and Moline-Coal Valley district support.