8th graders return to volunteer

Thanks to these recently promoted Lincoln 8th-grade students who returned to school on Thursday to help sort uniform shirts. The used shirts, given to the school by students' families needed to be sorted by color before being laundered for next year's students. These students, headed for Peoria High School in August, volunteered to come back to Lincoln to do the job.

Lincoln administrators show their appreciation

For Teacher Appreciation Week the Administrators at Lincoln K-8 appreciated all staff on Friday with their own special Greet and Meet! They stood out at the entrance to the parking lot with big neon signs chanting and cheering us each into work that morning! They also provided delicious bakery goodies and pizza the rest of the week. They are truly a great bunch! They are always sure to let us know how much they appreciate us and we can proudly say we all appreciate them, as well! Thank you Mr. Blumer, Mr. Hiles, Ms. Anderson, and Mrs. Baron for all you do!

Lincoln K-8 Participates During Black History Month.

Two programs given on March 2, 2017

Lincoln teachers and their families help out local community center

Lincoln's Amazing Artists

Kiya Cannon's recipe competes in Future Chefs

Kiya Cannon's recipe for Balsamic Glazed Chicken and Fruit Kabobs will compete in the March 11 Future Chefs competition, to be held at Lincoln K-8.

RSVP for Parent University on Feb. 16 at the Riverplex

Calvin Coolidge Middle School and Whittier School are the host schools for Peoria Public Schools' February Parent University event at the RiverPlex Recreation and Wellness Center (600 Northeast Water Street, Peoria, IL 61603). The theme for the Thursday, February 16th (5:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.) will be "Fitness and Wellness. RSVPs are required for each family that wishes to attend. Just visit www.peoriapublicschools.org/rsvp by Tuesday, February 14th at noon.

Student Council/Builders Club Canned Food Drive

Middle School Students get ready to give back.

6th Graders Study Countries & Cultures

Ms. Tyler's sixth grade students use technology to study other countries.

One Kind Act Can Grow!

Here is the story of how one kind act can grow!