LHS 4.22.25

Dear Lincoln High School Families,

We are thrilled to share that our students have successfully completed spring state testing! This is a significant milestone, and we couldn’t be prouder of their hard work, focus, and determination throughout the process.

We understand that testing can be a stressful time for students and families alike, and we want to take a moment to express our heartfelt gratitude for your support. Your encouragement at home plays a crucial role in helping your student feel confident and prepared.

As we move forward, we’ll continue to focus on engaging lessons, end-of-year activities, and fostering a positive learning environment. We encourage you to celebrate your student's efforts and achievements, whether through a family outing, a favorite meal, or simply a kind word to acknowledge their dedication.

Thank you for being our partners in your student’s educational journey. Together, we can make the remainder of the school year both productive and enjoyable.

Kindly,

Ms. Wendy Bridges

Principal, Lincoln High School

This week in Ms. Malboeuf's Pre-Calculus class students increased their engagement and collaboration by utilizing vertical WhiteBoards in their learning. Ms. Malboeuf reported that students really enjoyed using these and that she was extremely impressed at the way that students stepped up to teach and learn from one another.

Our LHS Sophomore ELA and Spanish III classes recently attended an insightful presentation featuring guest speakers Mr. and Mrs. Bunton, Karen Roe, and Scott Brodie. They discussed the history of urban planning in Ypsilanti City and Township, focusing on the significant impact of the Willow Run Plant's opening and eventual closure. This presentation provided students with a local perspective on U.S. contributions to World War II, coinciding with the conclusion of our Holocaust Literature Unit and the start of our unit on The House on Mango Street. Through these texts, along with their Chemistry studies, students are exploring how major world events shape their local communities, social dynamics, and environmental health.

9- Emma Durbal, 10- Erica Robinson, 11- Caroline Bernard, 12- Natalie Evans

The LHS LINC PARENT GROUP is putting on a luncheon for our staff!

Please consider signing up to support the LHS Staff Appreciation Meal.

SIGN-UP LINK

This year's LHS Junior/Senior Prom will be at the Morris Lawrence Conference Building on Washtenaw Community College's campus on May 3rd from 7 - 11 p.m.

• If students would like to bring a guest that does not attend LHS or is not a current 11th or 12th grader, they will need to submit a completed LHS Prom Guest Pass by 3 p.m. on April 30th. (Guest passes are also available for pick up in the Main Office too.) Guests will be approved in a timely fashion after they are submitted. Students should stop by the Main Office after submission to see if their guest pass is approved prior to May 3rd. Please note: only guests that are pre-approved by administration will be admitted to the dance, so guest passes should be completed well in advance and verify that it is approved.

• Tickets are on sale now and are $70 per person - all guests need to have a ticket. Tickets can be purchased HERE until 11:59 p.m. on May 1st. Please be sure to keep a receipt for proof of purchase and students will need to bring it with them to the event as evidence of purchase for entry. The QR code pictured can be used to purchase a ticket as well.

Did you know that the field of manufacturing is rapidly growing and projected to add 2 million jobs to the workforce by 2030? By partnering with SME Prime, our students have access to training in this field at LHS! Check out this flyer for more details and watch the brief video linked below. Interested students should see their counselor for details on how to get enrolled for courses next year or how to explore more opportunities in this career pathway.

Chartwells (our school lunch program) is excited to announce they are having a Bike Giveaway with TWO chances to win for the entire month of April!

How students can enter:

• Eat breakfast and lunch every day in April
• Make sure to eat in their assigned cafeteria

Contest Deadline is: May 2nd
Winner Announcement is: May 3rd

TWO lucky winners will be selected - Stay fueled, stay active, and double your chances to ride away on a brand-new bike!

#BikeGiveaway #WinABike #EatWellRideWell #HealthyLiving

Join us for a magical evening of dancing, laughter, and special memories at the Shining Star Ball! This is a night to celebrate the bright stars in our lives—students are invited to bring one adult (18+) who is their Shining Star for this unforgettable community event.

Enjoy music, light refreshments, take home keepsake, and a night filled with joy as we celebrate the special bonds that light up our lives.

Date: May 30, 2025

Time: 6:00-7:30 pm

Location: Lincoln High School East Gym

Dress Code: Dress to Shine!

Attendees: Elementary Students (Pre-K3 to 5th grade)

Cost: $20 covers One Student & One Adult Guest

Register by May 23 at www.splittercommunity.com (under the “Community Events” tab)

https://secure.rec1.com/MI/lincoln-consolidated-school-district-mi/catalog?filter=c2VhcmNoPTM1OTc5NTc=

We are very excited to announce that we are now partnering with the Best Buddies program. See HERE for more details on how your child can get involved.

Keep up with LHS happenings by following us at: LHS Railsplitter Pride and LHS Counseling Department

SEE HERE FOR DETAILS!

The yearbook staff is working tirelessly to create the most amazing annual book for our school this year! The last day to guarantee your copy of the LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL yearbook is April 25th. Copies will be limited after this date.

Order your copy: http://jostensyearbooks.com?ref=A03939400. Be sure to verify the correct school name is showing in the top left-hand corner of the Jostens landing page. You can also check your order status https://www.jostens.com/customer-service/yearbook-order-tracking

Thank you for your support!

Is your student interested in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics? If so, check out the amazing opportunities that Washtenaw Community College is offering. Click HERE.

See HERE for details on how to save!

Woohoo - Senior Trip! Use the QR code below to sign your student up.

The LHS Drama Department spring play production is: A Vampire Story.

Band

Spring Concert: April 17th, 7:00 p.m.

Finale Concert: May 20th, 7:00 p.m.

Choir

Broadway Pops Concert: May 15th, 7pm

Men of Lincoln Concert with Measure for Measure Men's Choir: May 18th, 4 p.m. Click HERE for details.

See HERE to order a 24/25 LHS yearbook.

See HERE for a list of all of the upcoming important dates and information for seniors.

To find out about other game schedules and sporting events, please visit our Athletic Page. See details below for attending Lincoln Athletic Events.

We want students to be a part of our fan experience! All Lincoln students attend athletic contests for FREE...show your student ID at the door or gate and cheer your tail off for our Railsplitters! Tickets for all athletic events are found online through Go Fan by searching "Lincoln" at www.gofan.co. Family passes available too, and seniors 62 and over get in for free with a valid ID!

100th Year Celebration Information

Check out the events that are planned for our centennial celebration this year. Click HERE.