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Abraham Lincoln Elementary School

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We are currently working on our new website, so please excuse any outdated information on this website.  Our new website will be available mid-September and we will send out a letter to parents letting them know the new address!  We appreciate your patience as we work to update the new site.

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Lincoln Elementary School Facts  

  • All students want to and can learn, achieve, and succeed.
  • A student’s self-esteem is enhanced by positive relationships with staff and other students.
  • Students learn best when they are actively engaged in appropriate opportunities and activities.
  • All stakeholders should have a part in decision-making.
  • Teachers, parents, students, and community share the responsibility for the support of the school’s mission.
  • Cultural diversity increases students’ understanding of different peoples and cultures.
  • Each student is a valued individual with unique physical, social, emotional, and intellectual needs.
  • Professional staff will continually grow and renew through professional development activities, which address the needs
  • of their students, in order to provide optimal learning
  • experiences.
  • Both the school and home should have high expectations of student performance.
  • The curriculum should be balanced among curricular areas and comprehensive in scope.
  • There is a direct correlation between student learning and school attendance.
  • Students learn best when lessons are well planned, varied in style, and clearly presented in a safe, supportive, and challenging environment.
  • Students learn from prompt feedback resulting from multiple methods of assessment.
  • All Schools policies should be followed.