August Weekly Update

Greetings Imagine Lincoln Family! I’m Mr. Richardson, your Principal, and it is with great pride and excitement that I welcome you back to the 2025–26 school year. Each new year brings fresh opportunities for growth, and I believe this year will be one of our best yet. My desire is for us to grow together—as educators, families, and scholars—so that Imagine Lincoln continues to be a place where every child thrives.

Welcome back, Imagine Lincoln Family! My name is Ms. Marlene Davis, and I am honored to serve as your Assistant Principal. As we begin the 2025–26 school year, I’m excited to partner with you to support our scholars, strengthen our community, and build on the excellent work already underway. Together, we’ll make this a year of growth, purpose, and joy.
— Ms. Marlene Davis, Assistant Principal

Monday, August 25th - Transition Day/Half Day

• New scholars and new scholars who are new to middle school (6th Grade)

Tuesday, August 26th - First day of school for all scholars!

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Monday, September 1st - Labor Day: Schools & Offices Closed

Please note that on the first two days of school, all scholars will enter through the main entrance.

Additionally, as we begin the school year, I kindly ask for your patience and cooperation during arrival and dismissal. For the safety of our scholars, please drive slowly and remain watchful as you move through the parking lot.

We want to remind everyone that our school has one entrance and one exit. It is important that all parents follow the established traffic pattern to keep the flow of traffic safe and efficient. Please also remember that there is no parking permitted in front of the building.

Your patience, attentiveness, and commitment to following these expectations will help us ensure that every scholar arrives and leaves school safely each day. Thank you for working with us to keep our Imagine Lincoln community safe.

Cell phones that are seen or heard will be confiscated. Middle school scholars are encouraged to turn in their cell phones upon entry of the building, and they will be returned at the end of the day. Cell phones that are confiscated will require an adult to retrieve them.