Abraham Lincoln Senior High 24-25

• Monday, Sept. 30 EVEN Periods

• Poetry & Prose with Mr. Brewer (8am-8:20am)- Library
  

• Girls Volleyball F/S vs Franklin HS (2:30pm) at FHS
  

• Girls Volleyball JV vs Franklin HS (3:30pm) at FHS
• Poetry & Prose with Mr. Brewer (3:30pm-4:00pm)- Library
• Girls Volleyball Varsity vs Franklin HS (4:30pm) at FHS
• Girls Flag Football vs Franklin HS (4:30pm) at FHS
• Tuesday, Oct. 1 ODD Periods
  
• Mindful Mornings with Ms. Moayeri (8am-8:20am)- Library
  
• Dual Enrollment ELAC Counseling Course (2:30-5pm)- B18

• Wednesday, Oct. 2 EVEN Periods

• Films & Fanzines with Ms. Kristiansen (8am-8:20am)- Library
  

• Films & Fanzines with Ms. Kristiansen (3:30pm-4:00pm)- Library
  
• CSULA College App Presentation in Auditorium
  
• Cross Country vs Franklin (2:30pm) at LA State Historic Park
• Girls Volleyball F/S vs Marshall HS (2:30pm) at MHS
  
• Girls Volleyball JV vs Marshall HS (3:30pm) at MHS
  
• Girls Volleyball V vs Marshall HS (4:30pm) at MHS
  
• Thursday, Oct. 3

• NO SCHOOL

• Friday, Oct. 4ODD Periods
  

• Mindful Mornings with Ms. Moayeri (8am-8:20am)- Library
  

• Spring Awards Assembly - Special Bell Schedule

• Boy’s Football JV vs Franklin HS (4pm) at FHS

• Boy’s Football Varsity vs Franklin HS (7pm) at FHS

• Saturday, Oct. 5
• SAT Testing (8:00am-2:00pm)

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The Los Angeles Unified School District’s Office of Transition Services (DOTS) is hosting an informational meeting for parents/families about Transition Services and programs offer to students 14+ with an IEP. If your child has an IEP and receives Special Education services at Lincoln High School please join us via zoom on Wednesday, October 2nd at 11am. Zoom link: https://lausd.zoom.us/j/85605364820

Lincoln Library is excited to share expanded hours programs starting on September 16th before and after school that will also earn students community service hours.

Mondays join Mr. Brewer before and after school from 8AM to 4PM for "Poetry & Prose" where you will read and write poetry (and prose) then participate on open mic nights @ our local independent bookstore The Libros, right across the street.

Tuesdays and Fridays join Ms. Moayeri @ 8AM for "Mindful Mornings" where we will start our day with some meditation, relaxation, games and general chilling out to ward off stress and anxiety.

Wednesdays join Ms. Kristiansen before and after school from 8AM to 4PM for "Films & Fanzines" where you will share your love of the screen, big or small, and create a handmade personal magazine aka fanzine to exhibit your passion.

Thursdays join Ms. Crabree & Ms. Moayeri after school for "Battle of the Books" where we will read some fun titles then go head-to-head with other high schools, annihilating their book knowledge for a trophy, free food, free books and best of all, bragging rights.

The newest LHS tiger newspaper "The Railsplitter" is ready to read! Congrats to Mr. Brewer and his awesome journalism students!

You now can buy tickets online for all events, including sporting events, dances, performances, Power 106 game, Prom and more. You can visit the website and order online using credit card or you can use the Hometown app. For more information, contact our Financial Manager, Henry Quach, in the Student Store.

*Please be aware the information below is always fluid based on many moving parts. We will try to be as accurate as possible.

Thursday, October 3rd and Thursday, October 17th

7:00 am - 5:00 pm: Concrete Pour at the Annex Building (Behind the Auditorium)
The east sidewalk of Thomas street will be blocked off to pedestrians. The west sidewalk will be open for pedestrians.

Open to ALL Grade Levels

Register now via the QR code on the flyer or contact Mr. To, Counselor, for more details. Let’s make this year count!

Google Form: Registration

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScmWX8ncTWBFG0nNTmEAinqbyTWKtQvoKLvGg_OvhRZBubQCw/viewform

Scholars! Looking for help with college applications? Want to get an edge on your CSU admissions? Don't miss the “College Admissions Fair” happening at “South East High School” on Saturday, October 19, 2024, from 9:30 AM - 12:00 PM!

Why You Should Attend:

- Meet representatives from all 23 CSU campuses—learn what they offer and how to apply!

- Get application support and transcript analysis to make sure you’re on track.

- Need help with FAFSA? Experts will help you create your “FSA ID” and start the process!

- Bring your parents! Parent workshops available so they can get involved too.

- Plus, enjoy raffles, prizes, and more!

Parking is free in the gated teacher lot, and entry is free for everyone.

However, if you need transportation, please complete the attached Google Form.

Don’t miss this chance to get personalized support and make your college dreams a reality!

Google Form: Transportation Request

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSe9XId4m8-MFu71eMg62m5Q40SBphvBKjuKQvBY2Z5WSf2jUQ/viewform

Kick off college admissions season with Tutor.com and The Princeton Review®!

Did you know? All students have unlimited access to:

1. On Demand Tutoring: Connect for 1-to-1 tutoring for homework help, concept review, and standardized test prep

2. Easy Drop Off: Drop off your academic papers or college admissions essays with us to receive expert feedback within a day

3. SAT & ACT Essentials: Maximize your score with lessons, drills, full-length practice tests, and more from the experts at The Princeton Review

See the linked flyer to learn more!

All K-12 students can get free, 1-to-1 homework help in all academic subjects and writing support. Tutors are available in multiple languages 24 hours per day/ 7 days per week. Students can log on to Schoology or Clever to quickly connect with a friendly, expert tutor at any time. Contact our school office to connect with Mr. Nava, our tutoring point person. Or visit https://achieve.lausd.net/TUTORING

Dyslexia Overview: October 16, 2024 at 9am. Learn about the characteristics of Dyslexia and Practice strategies that you can use with your child at home to support reading development.

The district recently became aware that the State is using Household Income Form eligibility information to determine eligibility for the summer EBT card program, also known as the sun-Bucks program. Qualifying families (free and reduced meals) may receive up to $120 dollars. Families can complete and submit Household Family Income Forms online at https://hif.lausd.net/ The California Department of Social Services is posting more details on their website, which you can access at https://www.cdss.ca.gov/sun-bucks.

The Lincoln Heights Branch of the Los Angeles Public Library is offering volunteer hours, in-person or virtually, for Lincoln students. Students can reach out to our LHS librarian Ms. Moayeri, or they can reach out to Ms. Kelcey Soderstrom, the young adult librarian at the branch. Ms. Kelcey is very nice, volunteering is easy and fun, and students can get up to 20 hours per month! Remember that community service hours are a requirement for student’s senior portfolios before graduation. Lincoln Heights Branch Los Angeles Public Library is located at 2530 Workman St. Phone: (323) 226-1692

Principal: Ms. Gomez

Location: 3501 N. Broadway, Los Angeles, CA 90031

Phone: (323) 441-4600

Website: www.lincolnhs.org