Elementary School students recently completed a “Deep Dive” Aquatics unit, strengthening their swimming, water safety skills, and confidence in the pool. With in-water ratios of one teacher to five students or fewer, swimmers received individualized instruction and progressed through learning outcomes at their own pace....
Middle School students became researchers and presenters today as they explored some of the fascinating mysteries of the brain and body. From investigating reaction time and muscle memory, to testing tasks with dominant and non-dominant hands, to discovering how neurons communicate, students explored a wide...
We welcomed AES, New Delhi, to Lincoln for an exciting two days of swimming and volleyball. Saturday Night Lights was a fantastic night of competition, school spirit, and community. Our Volleyball teams lit up the gym with intense rallies and fantastic hits, leading the Snow...
We welcomed AES, New Delhi, to Lincoln for an exciting two days of swimming and volleyball. Saturday Night Lights was a fantastic night of competition, school spirit, and community. Our Volleyball teams lit up the gym with intense rallies and fantastic hits, leading the Snow...
Our students brought creativity, culture, and engineering together as they work to build a traditional रथ (chariot) and transform it into a modern robotic creation. Along the way, students develop skills in electronics, sensors, motors, design, and problem-solving, while honoring Nepal’s cultural heritage and imagining...
Welcome to The Leap, hosted by the High School Student Council, was a wonderful way to begin the school year! From lively activities in the pool to games in the gym, there was something for everyone to enjoy. More importantly, students came together, strengthened connections,...
As the 2025–26 school year comes to a close, we extend our sincere appreciation to the entire Lincoln School community. Thank you for the energy, commitment, and care you have shared throughout the year. Together, we have celebrated learning, strengthened connections, and continued to grow...
History came to life during the Grade 4 Living History Museum! After weeks of research, writing, and preparation, students stepped into the shoes of influential people from history and shared their stories through first-person presentations. Families and visitors had the opportunity to explore the museum, meet...
The Secondary Tiny Stage and Elementary Tinier Stage were vibrant celebrations of creativity, collaboration, and community. Elementary students shared musical skills they have been developing beyond the classroom, confidently showcasing their talents to the Lincoln community. Secondary performers, artists, and art and music festival participants...
