Lincoln students celebrate Black History Month by creating African American Living Wax Museum

In recognition of Black History Month, the fifth-grade team at Lincoln School created an extraordinary African American Living Wax Museum. Over the past four weeks, students researched influential African Americans they admire.

Lincoln School on February 6 proudly recognized the academic achievements of its middle school students during a special Honor Roll celebration for seventh- and eighth-graders who earned this distinction for the second marking period of the school year.  

On February 4, Lincoln School kicked off Heart Health Awareness Month with an American Heart Association event, bringing students together to learn how movement and healthy choices build strong hearts for life.

Lincoln School’s annual No Place for Hate Pen Pal Meet and Greet is a school-wide initiative that celebrates inclusivity and strengthens connections between older and younger students. Older students proudly model positive and respectful behaviors, while younger students enthusiastically look forward to meeting their pen pals and continuing these friendships throughout the year.

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s powerful voice resonated in an eighth-grade social studies classroom at Lincoln School on Tuesday afternoon, as students examined not only what the civil rights leader said, but why his words also moved millions.

Budding scientists filled the auditorium at Lincoln School on Friday to display their Science Fair projects and share the results of their curiosity, creativity and critical thinking with their parents and family members.

Lincoln School recently buzzed with excitement during Junior Achievement Day for grades K–2, as student leaders from Denzel Washington School of the Arts stepped into the role of mentors and role models.

Lincoln School Kindergarten Integrated Co-Teaching (ICT) class had an unforgettable Gingerbread Day filled with excitement and surprises!