Lincoln Academy

Lincoln Academy is a public school in Greensboro, North Carolina for students in grades 4–8. There are about 620 students at the school, and the student–teacher ratio is 16:1. This means that teachers can give each student more attention and help them learn in their own way. Lincoln Academy has a full curriculum that focuses on math, reading, science, and social studies. It also has enrichment programs in the arts, technology, and physical education to help students grow in all areas. Lincoln Academy has a lot of different students, which makes the learning environment friendly and encourages everyone to work together. Recent proficiency data show that 51% of students were good enough at math to be considered proficient, and 61% were good enough at reading to be considered proficient. The school is still working to improve students' basic academic skills by using targeted interventions, enrichment programs, and extra resources that are specific to each student's needs. The district's money, technology in the classroom, and families' active involvement have all helped make Lincoln Academy a structured and supportive school. The school is one of the best in North Carolina for middle school students because it focuses on academic growth, student support, and ongoing improvement.

Recent analysis shows Lincoln Academy earning solid rankings locally: it is listed among most diverse public middle schools in Guilford County and ranks well within the Greensboro area for diversity and overall school quality.

Q1. What higher-level classes does Lincoln Academy offer?

Ans. The school has honors, gifted, and advanced STEM classes.

Q2. Does Lincoln Academy have any chances to do performing arts?

Ans. Students can join programs for theater, choir, band, and dance.

Q3: What does Lincoln Academy do to help students stay healthy?

Ans. The school has wellness clubs, counseling services, and social-emotional programs.

Q4. Are there academic teams at Lincoln Academy that compete with each other?

Ans. Yes, students can compete in math, science, robotics, and debate contests.

Q5: How does Lincoln Academy get families involved in school events?

Ans. The school has family nights, chances for parents to volunteer, and events for parents and teachers.