School 22-Lincoln School recently celebrated its students’ achievements at the regional science fair, where several scholars were awarded top honors for their environmental research. The campus is also announcing a new “Scholars of Character” program recognizing students of high integrity and leadership. Families have also praised the school’s “Open Door” policy, which has helped the staff become more connected to those in the local neighborhoods.

Q1. What are some of the early literacy tools that School 22-Lincoln School uses to help students learn Phonics?

Ans. Our Foundations Lab engages the students with interactive digital media and tactile letter-tiles to provide the students with a strong foundation for reading and writing.

Q2. Does School 22-Lincoln School have special music programs like violin or cello for the primary students?

Ans. Yes, through our partnership with local Rochester music organizations, students can start learning string instruments in second grade.

Q3. What does School 22-Lincoln School do to encourage student leadership with its “Community Pride” recycling program?

Ans. Our ‘Eco-Leaders’ monitor the recycling bins on campus and run workshops to educate their fellow students on the importance of conservation in our local environment.

Q4. How does School 22-Lincoln School keep kids safe during outdoor play and recess?

Ans. Staff supervision is provided for all playground activities and safety protocols are strictly adhered to so that every day is a safe and fun day.

Q5. How do families of School 22-Lincoln School participate in the school’s “Data and Dessert” academic review nights?

Ans. Parents are invited to an informal evening with staff to discuss student academic goals and progress at school.