Each week Lincoln Wildcats compete as grade levels to see who can pass the most personalized instruction lessons! Pictured here is Mrs. Brumfield's fourth grade class proudly displaying their award earned the week before thanksgiving break. We play like we practice and the future sure seems bright. Way to go Wildcats!
December breakfast and lunch menus are now available online and in the SCSD app! To view in the app: Choose your child's building from the 'Schools' button in the bottom right corner. Then select 'Menu' in the bottom left corner and choose 'Dining,' where you can view the menu for each day of the month. To view menus online, please visit: https://scsdoh.nutrislice.com/ This online menu site can also be translated for the convenience of our families.
The Health Center at Springfield High is open for sick appointments and well checks during the holiday season for all District students, parents, guardians and staff! Operated by the Rocking Horse Center, the health center provides medical and mental health services at a priority for our Wildcat Family.
During Thanksgiving break, hours at the health center will be adjusted -- Monday, November 25: 9 AM-5 PM, Tuesday, November 26: 9 AM to 5 PM and Wednesday, November 27: 8 AM to 12 PM. To schedule an appointment, please call 937-717-2578.
Reminder: No classes Nov. 25-29. Have a great Thanksgiving Break, Wildcats! We will see you back at school on Dec. 2.
Thank you to all the Lincoln Wildcat students and families that attended our Student Showcase. It was an awesome evening to spend together to celebrate students! Let's go Wildcats!
Elementary students: Are you interested in the sport of wrestling? Springfield Spartans Youth League offers the opportunity for boys and girls ages 4-12 to learn and compete in an age-appropriate league this winter. Please contact Marcie Gutierrez for more information via email (mgutierrez@woh.rr.com). This league is not affiliated with the Springfield City School District.
Lunch and learn at Lincoln Elementary- Students today were thrilled to be visited by members of the Springfield Fire Department (SPD). Lt. Bruce Kelley and his team visited multiple grade levels at lunch today!
November breakfast and lunch menus are now available online and in the SCSD app! To view in the app: Choose your child's building from the 'Schools' button in the bottom right corner. Then select 'Menu' in the bottom left corner and choose 'Dining,' where you can view the menu for each day of the month. NEW! To view online, please visit: https://scsdoh.nutrislice.com/ This online menu site can also be translated for the convenience of our families.
Lincoln Elementary is strengthened by multiple community partnerships. Lincoln works closely with Kids Hope and First Baptist in Springfield to offer adult mentors for students. 3rd grader Zoe Wilson is pictured here connecting with her mentor. We know it takes a village to raise a child!
Lincoln Wildcats continue to give back and support the greater community- staff and students have collected donations for 4paws for ability!
COMMUNITY OPPORTUNITY: Submit an entry for the Clark County Public Library's Spooky Short Story contest! The contest is open to students between 6-18 years old. The winner in each age group will receive a trophy and the opportunity to share their story in person. Entries must be submitted to spookystories@ccplohio.org no later than 11:59 p.m. on Monday, October 7. Open the app to see the flyer for more details.
October breakfast and lunch menus are now available online and in the SCSD app! To view in the app: Choose your child's building from the 'Schools' button in the bottom right corner. Then select 'Menu' in the bottom left corner and choose 'Dining' where you can view the menu for each day of the month. To view at scsdoh.org: Choose the 'Services' tab at the top of the website > Food & Nutrition > Menus.
Lincoln Wildcats pause to give thanks to the Ohio State Highway Patrol officers who help keep our campus safe!
September breakfast and lunch menus are now available online and in the SCSD app! To view in the app: Choose your child's building from the 'Schools' button in the bottom right corner. Then select 'Menu' in the bottom left corner and choose 'Dining' where you can view the menu for each day of the month. To view at scsdoh.org: Choose the 'Services' tab at the top of the website > Food & Nutrition > Menus.
Reminder: There is NO SCHOOL Monday, September 2 in observance of Labor Day. Classes resume on Tuesday. Have a great holiday, Wildcats!
Breakfast and lunch menus for the remainder of August are now available on the SCSD app! To view: Choose your child's building from the 'Schools' button in the bottom right corner. Then select 'Menu' in the bottom left corner and choose 'Dining.' You can view the menu for each day of the month.
Lincoln Wildcats- Welcome Back! We are so excited for this school year. please be advised School doors open at 8:00am with classes starting at 8:30. Dismissal occurs at 3:02. Teachers will assemble with their classes outside of the school building, with the exception of kindergarten which dismisses from inside. We ask for your grace and patience these first few days while everyone figures out the routine. Thank you for sending your children to Lincoln. This is going to be an amazing year.
Kindly,
Principal Smith
Check out the District's improved Athletics webpage! scsdoh.org/athletics You can also now receive Athletics push notifications here in the SCSD app. Go to Menu > Settings > Notifications Preferences & Subscriptions > Check the boxes for Athletics. We look forward to celebrating our Wildcat student-athletes!
Looking for your child's open house date? The District's Back-to-School Hub is live NOW on the SCSD website: https://tinyurl.com/btshub2024 Check it out for everything you need to know before the first day!
Lincoln Elementary was proud to receive a special donation over the weekend that will help carry on the legacy of a fallen hero.
The family of Clark County Sheriff's Deputy Matthew Yates and the Springfield Exchange Club worked to install a new bench at Lincoln that honors Deputy Yates' life and service. Deputy Yates was killed in the line of duty nearly 2 years ago. He attended Lincoln as a student and continued to support the school into adulthood. This bench will serve as a place of reflection for his friends and family who knew and loved him.
