In Grade 8 Humanities, students have taken the guise of great historical figures to argue why they should be brought to 2020 to tackle current global issues. Today, Ayush stars as Louis Pasteur to talk about how this great individual could make the world a...
Lincoln School's Juniors and Seniors attended this highly informative fair, followed by a Q&A session with the representatives. Many other such fairs and college sessions are coming up...
High school students studied the work of Cambodian artist, Sopheap Pich, and Korean American artist, JooYoung Choi, and devised a piece that was inspired by one of the artist’s work. Students project planned and worked with the materials of their choosing to create their own...
In Grade 8 Humanities, students have taken the guise of great historical figures to argue why they should be brought to 2020 to tackle current global issues. Today, Palistha stars as Albert Einstein to talk about how this great individual could make the world a...
In Grade 8 Humanities, students have taken the guise of great historical figures to argue why they should be brought to 2020 to tackle current global issues. Today, Taanvi stars as Princess Diana to talk about how she could make the world a better place!...
Using personal, cultural, and familial identity as inspiration, students composed and/or performed digital music. Students then created visual representations of their musical work. ...
In Grade 8 Humanities, students have taken the guise of great historical figures to argue why they should be brought to 2020 to tackle current global issues. Today, Gabe stars as Alan Turing to talk about how he could make the world a better place!...
On Monday, September 7th, the 11th grade Entrepreneurship class hosted our first guest speaker, Binson Shrestha. Binson is a young entrepreneur from Nepal and a Lincoln School alum. While Binson is involved in several different business ventures, he spoke to our class about Stemp, an...
The Lincoln campus opened to Middle and High School students on Thursday and Friday respectively, as students and teachers got to see each other in person, engage in ice-breaker activities, and get a better understanding of our health and safety expectations. It was great to...
