The following article was written by Kaci Kennedy, a 5th Grade teacher at Lincoln Elementary. On Wednesday, November 7th, parents and teachers came together
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Interviews With A Veteran
To honor those who have served our military, Lincoln Elementary students spent the day talking with local veterans about their military experiences. Students came
2018 Freedom Walks
Each year, USD 475 schools participate in Freedom Walks and encourage students, staff, and families to wear Red, White, and Blue to show their patriotism
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What is ASQ?
Incoming parents of kindergarten students will be asked to take two surveys this August as part of their child’s enrollment process. The surveys, ASQ:3 and
Coaching from the Best for Lincoln Students
Coach Bill Snyder from Kansas State University visited Lincoln Elementary today. He spoke about how the students can approach life with a growth mindset.
Kindergarten Round Up Dates
If you have a child that will be five years old on or before August 31, 2018, you will want to attend one of Geary County Schools USD 475 Kindergarten Round Ups.
Lincoln STUCO Visits Senior Citizens
Lincoln Elementary STUCO group consisting of co-leaders Freedom Brass and Resia Muto and eleven students, third through fifth grade, visited the Senior Citizen Center on Spring Valley Road on March 8, 2018.
STEM Week of the Engineer
#STEM Week of the Engineer was this week! Read this article to see how USD 475 participated! @USD475_STEM
“Strong is the New Pretty” at Lincoln
Lincoln Elementary 5th grade girls are doing a book study on “Strong is the New Pretty” by Kate Parker. Each Friday we have invited
An Author in the Making
Good things are happening in the USD 475 Vocational Training Program! Senior Nicole Burke read to a classroom at Lincoln Elementary. She is the