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Arts Wednesday- Practicing!
Here is a potpourri of performers’ practice pieces in secondary music classes. ...
Here is a potpourri of performers’ practice pieces in secondary music classes. ...
It is our pleasure to continue Lincoln School’s publication of "The Lotus." April is World Poetry Month and to celebrate we have created an anthology of 50 poems from students and staff throughout the school. We have some creative and powerful submissions for our readers,...
On Friday, PS-G6 Students celebrated Earth Day with an assembly. The event included a clarinet performance, a skit, written and performed by Grade 3, and the song Evergreen, Everblue, sung by all students. Take a look (and listen!) at some of the highlights here. ...
Pre-School & Pre-Kindergarten teacher, Kate Gibson, uses her wide range of experiences to fill her classroom with love and inclusivity. Originally a professional clown and dancer, Kate moved to Nepal after living in San Francisco, California. “The campus is beautiful and Lincoln is just such...
Leading up to Graduation, we will be highlighting members of the Class of 2022. Today, we recognize Josh, who has been part of the Lincoln family for 12 years. “A few of my favorite memories at Lincoln include the schoolwide Carnival in grade 1, Fabulous...
A quick glimpse into artists at work in the elementary art room! ...
Last week, our Grade 7 & 8 students held a fundraiser for Ukrainian refugees, providing carnival games, crafts, and treats across the school. The event raised more than 117,000 rupees, which will be donated directly to help displaced Ukrainian families through a partnership with the...
Megan Highfill is in her second year in Nepal, following teaching experiences in Kansas- USA, Egypt, Indonesia, and Panama. Though her first love is the performing arts, she has also enjoyed teaching learning support, English as an additional language, and library. “My favorite thing about...
In this episode of The People of Lincoln Podcast, a now Grade 9 student interviews one of Lincoln's most recognizable Snow Leopards: Mr. Luke Davis. Listen in here! ...
In honor of Earth Day, Middle School students have been focusing on the environment. For this project, they chose animal and plant imagery and created cutouts to use as frames. They then practiced their photography skills to showcase the colorful springtime flowers on Lincoln School’s...