LHS 5.18.25

Dear Lincoln High School Families,

Summer is a great time for high school students to explore learning beyond the classroom while staying engaged and active. Encouraging curiosity—whether through reading, hands-on projects, creative hobbies, or real-world experiences—helps maintain momentum for the upcoming school year. Supporting their interests, setting small goals, and finding opportunities for growth, like summer jobs, volunteer work, or skill-building activities, can keep them inspired. For some students, summer may also include attending summer school. If your student is behind in earning the required credits towards graduation, please read the Summer School information and fill out the included form.

Kindly,

Ms. Wendy Bridges

Principal, Lincoln High School

Exciting opportunities are taking flight! The new Drone Program at LHS offers students the chance to explore cutting-edge technology, hands-on skills, and real-world applications of unmanned aerial systems.

The National Honor Society Induction Night was a celebration of academic excellence, leadership, service, and character. It marked the beginning of a meaningful journey for students who have demonstrated outstanding dedication to their studies and their communities. As new inductees took their pledge, they joined a distinguished legacy of scholars committed to making a positive impact. The evening was filled with moments of inspiration—speeches from school leaders, reflections from current members, and the proud recognition of students' hard work. It is not just an honor but a responsibility, as each inductee stepped forward to uphold the values of scholarship, leadership, service, and character that define the National Honor Society. The newest members are: Joseph Johnson, Abigail McDonald, Madeline Hawkins, Emmalyn Hasey, Jordan Kulback, Owen Crawford, Magdalena Boles, Marina Echegoyen, Kara Bolton, Paloma Gonzalez Haske, Jeremiah Woodworth, Brooke Holman, Madeline Stuhr, Samara Wilson, Brailyn Hiemstra, Sienna Troy, Jamel Dew, Ronald Jaeden Beltran

Lilly Hemphill, Johanna Konrad, and Gavin Mutschler

The LHS Black Student Union is excited to host our 2nd HBCU Tour! From March 23-26, 2026 (Spring Break) we will travel to North Carolina and Virginia, visiting 7 historically Black college and university campuses. We will also visit museums and have activities like Top Golf planned. Applications are due to Ms. RJ (room 1316) by June 6th and can be picked up starting May 22nd. Spots are limited at 15 and all rising 10-12th graders are welcome to apply!

There will be a virtual informational parent meeting on May 29th at 6:30pm. Please scan the QR Code to join that meeting:

SAVE THE DATE for AEROSPACE DAY @ the Willow Run Airport!

Date: Friday, July 25, 2025
Time: 8:30 AM – 4 PM (Check-In begins at 8:30 with programming scheduled throughout the day.)
Location: Willow Run Airport
Attendees: High school students wanted
Mission: Inspire Aerospace careers in your industry, workforce development

Lincoln High School Counseling Department is hosting a Junior Night on Thursday, May 29th at 6:00 pm in room 200 in the High School. All junior parents are welcome to attend. This will be an informational meeting on what juniors need to do during the summer to prepare for their senior year, and what they need to do in their senior year to prepare for their future beyond Lincoln. Please join us to get this valuable information and ask any questions you have as your student prepares for their final year at Lincoln!!!

Click on the following links for all senior information:

LHS Important Dates for Seniors

LHS Senior Exit Walk May 22nd, 2025

*Seniors have a half of day of school. Please be sure to arrange transportation.

Senior Fees and Fines

Senior Materials/Technology Return/ Cap and Gown Pickup June 4th, 2025

Please visit our website for additional information

Checkout the flyers below on how to get into the Skilled Trades. These are paid learning opportunities that lead to high paying jobs. *Must be 18+

Women in Construction

All Trades Training Programs

Schools to Tools

How can we keep our students safe while online? One resource that is extremely important to make parents aware of is the Michigan Child Protection Registry. This Registry is a do-not-contact service that families can easily and quickly sign up for at www.ProtectMIChild.com in order to keep their children safe while on their devices at school and at home. This is a free Registry offered through the State of Michigan that stops adult advertisements from reaching our kids through e-mail, text, Snapchat, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, Discord, Twitch and TikTok. This Registry is an excellent resource for making sure our kids aren’t being served ads for alcohol, tobacco/vaping, online gambling, pornography or marijuana.

The Ann Arbor Arts Center is hosting several camps this summer 100% free of charge.

Learn more HERE and complete the scholarship application, if interested.

DAPCEP's Introduction to Engineering is for students that will be in 10th grade for the 25/26 school year. This camp is free of charge and runs from June 16th - July17th from 8:00-12:00pm. The first half of the morning will consist of a rotation of art/music and empowering our young leaders to be advocates. The second half of the morning will consist of the Intro to Engineering portion (see below).

Intro to Engineering

This immersive 5-week program provides high school students with a foundational understanding of various engineering disciplines through hands-on projects and engaging activities. Participants will explore mechanical, electrical, and civil engineering concepts while developing critical thinking and problem-solving skills. The camp will foster collaboration and innovation, giving students a real-world glimpse into the exciting engineering field.

Check out the three individual, week-long, residential camps opportunities for high school students wishing to explore the fields of Education, Cybersecurity, and Environmental Science careers. Camps are held on the beautiful campus of Northern Michigan University. Students can live on campus, connect with NMU professors & students, and enjoy many activities and experiences. Please explore the links and attachments below for more information and registration.

• Future Educators Academy - June 22-27, 2025
• Cyber Defenders Camp - July 13-18, 2025
• Environmental Science Camp - July 20-26, 2025

See flyers below for details.

Band

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

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

SEE HERE FOR DETAILS!

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.

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)

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