Recently, Lincoln Elementary mentioned their lunch bunch program, a program that serves students in grades 4 and 5 who need individualized literacy assistance while eating lunch in small groups. Donation of books from Patient First allows students to create their home libraries, and build reading habits at home.

Q1. Is there a before and after school care program at Lincoln Elementary School?

Ans. Lincoln Elementary School have extended day programs or work with other local service providers, but you should inquire with the school's office to know for sure.

Q2. What extracurricular activities are offered at Lincoln Elementary School?

Ans. Lincoln Elementary School typically has various clubs and organizations such as art, music, athletics, and academic enrichment, but this can change depending on the availability of staff and resources.

Q3. How does Lincoln Elementary School keep families up to date on student progress?

Ans. Lincoln Elementary School uses a variety of methods to communicate with families, including report cards, parent-teacher conferences, newsletters, and online platforms.

Q4. Are there opportunities for parents to be involved at Lincoln Elementary School?

Ans. Yes. Lincoln Elementary School provides multiple avenues for parents to volunteer and become involved, including through PTA/PTO chapters and through participation in various school-wide events throughout the year.

Q5. Is there a support system for children with special learning needs at Lincoln Elementary School?

Ans. Generally, Lincoln Elementary School offers special education assistance, counseling services, and intervention programs that address the specific learning needs of students enrolled in the school.