Monday, Sept. 9 ODD Periods
- Girls JV Volleyball v Downtown Magnet (2:30pm) at LHS
- Girls Varsity Volleyball v Downtown Magnet (4:00pm) at LHS
- Tuesday, Sept. 10 EVEN Periods
- College Presentations: Pomona (10:15am)
- College Presentations: UC Davis (1:45pm)
Wednesday, Sept. 11 ODD Periods
- Emergency Drill (9:30am)
- Girls Volleyball F/S v Roosevelt (2:30pm) at RHS
- Girls Volleyball JV v Roosevelt (3:30pm) at RHS
- Girls Volleyball Varsity v Roosevelt (4:30pm) at RHS
Thursday, Sept. 12 EVEN Period
Auditory Testing all day
Senior Presentations in History classes
9th-10th graders PBIS Suicide Presentation - Advisory Period
11th–12th graders Digital Citizenship Assignment - Advisory Period
SSC Staff & Student Orientations (3:35pm) at Parent Center, B14
- Friday, Sept. 13 ODD Periods
Senior Presentations in History classes
SLC DAY - (MST in Rose Garden) - Advisory Period
5-week grades mailed out
Boy’s Football JV v HP (4pm) at LHS
Boy’s Football Varsity v HP (7pm) at LHS
Cell Phone Policy
LAUSD will implement a smartphone policy with the goal of supporting students’ academic success and wellbeing. Here at LHS, students will be Responsible and only use earphones, cell phones and/or any other electronic devices before school, during lunch, and after school. Students will be Responsible and place their cell phones in the cell phone box during every instructional period.
Student Drop Off/Pick Up
The main entrance is on Broadway and will be open from 7:45am-3:45pm. Students may also enter school at the Alta Street gate and at the Lincoln Park Avenue gate from 7:45am-8:30am. After school the Alta Street and Broadway gates will close at 3:45pm. The Lincoln Park Avenue gate will close at 5pm.
Regular Bell Schedule
We are back to our regular bell schedule! Please check our school website for more information: https://www.lincolnhs.org/apps/bell_schedules/
A-G Requirements Parent Workshop
Thursday, September 19th at 9am at our LHS Parent Center: The District remains committed to providing a quality education for every student in a safe, caring environment and providing pathways to ensure students graduate college and career ready. LAUSD has set the graduation requirements for the Class of 2022 and beyond to include: “A-G” course sequence that aligns with the minimum “A-G” course sequence requirements for California State Universities, the California Department of Education course requirements, and other LAUSD course and non-course requirements.
TELACU Upward Bound & TELACU Talent Search
Thursday, September 19th at 9:30am at our LHS Parent Center: The goal of TELACU is to increase the number of youth from disadvantaged backgrounds who complete high school and enroll in and complete postsecondary education. Students are provided tutoring, counseling, mentoring, cultural enrichment, and education or counseling services designed to improve the financial and economic literacy of students.
Get Your Tickets to Lincoln Events
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.
MESA INTRO TO ENGINEERING (A-G/UCOP/5 credits)
We will be offering a new enrichment course! Classes will be held after school and on 6 Saturdays. First day of class is Thursday, September 12, 2024. Students that are interested in Engineering, can see Mrs. Boykins (room 119) or Mr. Cox (room 131) to sign up.
Home Based Tutoring (tutoring.com)
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
Virtual Parent Workshops
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.
Increasing Inclusive Practices Overview: November 20, 2024 at 9am. Learn the ‘why” and benefits of increasing inclusive practices and what your school can do to support increasing inclusive practices. Zoom Link: https://lausd.zoom.us/j/85396320899 Zoom ID: 853 9632 0899
For more information, contact: Joyce Radcliffe, Specialist TK-12 Instruction, joyce.radcliffe@lausd.net
CicLAmini Lincoln Heights VOLUNTEER
Sunday, September 15, 2024: CicLavia is looking for individual and group volunteers (ages 14+) to help at the event - it's a great opportunity for students to give back to the local community, spend the day outside, and gain community service hours. You can find volunteer flyers attached that give you more details about the volunteer program and a poster with details about the event. To sign up or learn more visit ciclavia.org/volunteers or email volunteer@ciclavia.org
STREET CLOSURE: 8am - 5pm
Sunday, September 15, 2024:
STREET CLOSURE: 8am - 5pm
FREEWAY RAMP CLOSURES: 7am-5pm
NO PARKING: 1am - 5pm
CicLAmini—Lincoln Heights is taking place on Sunday, September 15 from 10am to 3pm. Streets will be closed to cars and open for the community to walk, run, bike, skate, scoot, and play. This event is free, family-friendly, and open to the public. Broadway (between Ave 18 and Lincoln Park Ave) will be closed to cars from approximately 8am to 5pm on Sunday 9/15. There will be no parking on the route from 1am to 5pm that day. Cars will be able to cross the route Broadway/Daly. See CicLAmini Route Map for details.
EBT Card Program
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 Coke Scholars Program: $20,000 Scholarship
High school seniors can apply now to be one of 150 Coke Scholars and win a $20,000 college scholarship! No essays, transcripts, or recommendations are required at this stage – just the online application. Apply by September 30 at 2pm!
Online Application:
https://webportalapp.com/sp/login/ccsf
Scholarship Information:
https://www.coca-colascholarsfoundation.org/apply/
YouTube Tutorial: How to Apply to Be a Coca-Cola Scholar
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sC8PkEKWLKU
Selection Roadmap
https://connect.coca-colascholars.org/selectionroadmap
Volunteering @ LAPL Lincoln Heights Branch
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