Lincoln Elementary School is a public school in Jamestown, North Dakota that serves students in grades K–5. It is in a remote town setting. There are 202 students at the school, and 15 full-time teachers and one full-time school counselor work there. This means that there is one teacher for every 13 students, which is a little higher than the district average. There are 51% girls and 49% boys in the school, and about 53% of the students are from low-income families. Lincoln Elementary School teaches math, English Language Arts, science, and social studies, as well as programs that help students learn to read, write, do math, and learn about STEM and social-emotional issues. According to U.S. News data, 37% of students were proficient in math and 37% were proficient in reading. These numbers show where students need to focus their academic growth. The school has a diverse student body and has access to resources that are common in public schools in Jamestown. The area around here is known for being family-friendly and having a stable small-town feel. Lincoln Elementary School is a structured and supportive place to learn, and it gives students the chance to improve their grades while also meeting the needs of a mostly low-income student body.