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Kindergarteners at Lincoln School decorate gingerbread houses for the holiday season

Kindergarteners at Lincoln School decorate gingerbread houses for the holiday season

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

The adventure began when the children discovered that their beloved gingerbread friend had mysteriously gone missing. Determined to solve the mystery, the class turned into little detectives, following a series of clues hidden throughout the school. Each clue brought them closer to their goal and added to the thrill of the hunt.

After exploring hallways and classrooms, the children finally found their gingerbread friend safe and sound! But the fun didn’t stop there—when they returned to their classroom, they were greeted with a delightful surprise: a gingerbread house decorating activity. With frosting, candies, and plenty of creativity, the students worked together to design colorful and festive gingerbread houses, ending the day with laughter, teamwork, and holiday cheer.

Students making gingerbread houses.
Students making gingerbread houses.
Students making gingerbread houses.
Students making gingerbread houses.
Students making gingerbread houses.

 

Snapshots from Birdwatching at Hartley Park with students at Lincoln School.

The BRSS Audubon Society has returned to Lincoln School with their exciting “Learn Birds Are Cool in School” enrichment program, giving students a unique opportunity to explore the fascinating world of birds and nature.

Two women stand by table with food ingredients as girl in apron works on other side

Director of School Food Services Donna M. Jackson recently brought hands-on learning to life during a mini cooking class with eighth-graders at Lincoln School. Students explored healthy, simple recipes, starting with a popcorn ranch spice blend before moving on to a more involved spring salad. The experience highlighted both a learning gap in basic food preparation skills and a powerful opportunity: students’ enthusiasm to try something new and embrace healthier choices.  

Students on trip with teacher and principal.

On Saturday, April 11, sixth-grade students from the Lincoln School Strings Program attended a very special concert, Happy 250th Birthday America, at The Reformed Church of Bronxville. The performance marked the finale of the Concordia Conservatory’s Hoch Chamber Music Series and featured an outstanding ensemble of professional musicians performing works by Aaron Copland, Leonard Bernstein, and Bernard Herrmann.

Mount Vernon police with students posing for the camera.

On Friday, March 13th, students at Lincoln School were treated to a special and heartwarming surprise. Thanks to the generous efforts of the Mount Vernon Police Department, in collaboration with Cupcake Cutie Boutique, students enjoyed a delicious cup of hot cocoa along with an assortment of sweet treats. Officer Johnson, Lieutenant Terry, and Detective Jones arrived in style, rolling up in the Cupcake Cutie mobile and bringing smiles, warmth, and a wonderful sense of community with them.