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Lincoln School marks Junior Achievement Day with visit from DWSA students

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Lincoln School marks Junior Achievement Day with visit from DWSA students

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.

The older students guided younger learners through engaging, hands-on activities that introduced career concepts and the importance of community.

This cherished annual tradition sparks early career awareness while strengthening connections across the District.

Lincoln School extends heartfelt thanks to Junior Achievement and Caroline Tzelios for their outstanding coordination and continued partnership.

We look forward to welcoming them back in March for Junior Achievement activities with our upper grades.

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