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September Lincoln Weekly Update

Week of Monday, September 8th - Friday, September 12th, 2025

September LincolnWeekly UpdateWeek of Monday, September 8th - Friday, September 12th,2025

πŸ›‘ No School Monday, September 1st. Happy Labor Day! πŸ›‘ No School Monday, September 1st. Happy Labor Day!

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What's Happening This Week:

Good afternoon, Imagine Lincoln Family,
Thank you for an outstanding start to the school year! Your energy, preparation, and care for our scholars are shining. Please review the details below for upcoming school events and important beginning-of-year updates and reminders.


Important Announcement: Early Dismissal this Friday. Dismissal will begin at 12:10 pm.


Principal Richardson

β€œCharacter grows when home and school meet in respect.”

πŸ“† Our Schedule This Week πŸ“† Our Schedule This Week

Monday, September 8th:

  • Back to School Night | 5:30 pm to 7:00 pm

Tuesday, September 9th

Wednesday, September 10th

Thursday, September 11th

Friday, September 12th


  • Half Day | Early Dismissal

πŸ™Œ Important Information πŸ™Œ Important Information

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Please join me in welcoming Ms. Monique Reese, our newly appointed Assistant Principal, to the Imagine Lincoln Family. Ms. Reese joins us from Excel Academy Charter School, bringing years of experience and strong relationships with many families who have recently joined our community from Excel Academy PCS. We’re excited for the expertise and continuity she bringsβ€”welcome, Ms. Reese!

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On-time Pickup Policy On-time Pickup Policy

Dear Imagine Lincoln Families,

A gentle reminder that, per PGCPS policy, parents/guardians are responsible for picking up their scholar on time each day at dismissal. Please plan accordingly so scholars are not left waiting and staff can maintain a safe, orderly end to the day.

If you need care beyond dismissal, after-care options are available at the link below:

Before/Aftercare Resources
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Attendance MattersπŸ“† Attendance MattersπŸ“†

Strong attendance is the key to student success. Students should be in school every day and on time. Students are marked tardy after 8:30 AM.

βœ… Attendance Incentives


  • Monthly Celebrations: Perfect attendance and fewer than 2 tardies (lawful or unlawful).
  • Quarterly Administrative Incentive Trips: Students must have no major discipline infractions (i.e. administrative time-out, in-school or out-of-school suspension, fewer than 3 lunch infractions), and fewer than 4 absences (lawful or unlawful).

πŸ‘₯ Attendance Policy πŸ‘₯


Please be advised that Imagine Lincoln follows attendance policy AP 5113.

  • Chronic absenteeism is defined as missing 10% or more of school days, whether absences are lawful or unlawful.

  • Families will receive notifications for all absences regardless of type.

  • Documentation must be submitted within 3 days of the absence.

  • After 3 absences within a quarter, whether or not consecutive, our teachers will notify you via email or send you a β€œNotice of Concern”.
  • After 4-5 absences, a letter from school administrators will be sent and a parent meeting will be scheduled to develop an attendance plan of action.
  • Our final step is referring the family to our Pupil Personnel Worker for support, and then we will proceed with the withdrawal process.
  • Chronic absences: 4 in a quarter, 9 in a semester, and 18 in a year. Parents, please send a note or email within 3 days of your child returning to school.
  • Unlawful absences: Students will be given assignments, but grades will not be recorded.

  • Please note that vacations and out-of-state sporting events & competitions are unlawful absences.
  • If your child participates in a paid performance (commercial, play, TV, etc.), proper documentation and student work permits are required; otherwise, the absence will be marked unlawful.


When your child is absent, please complete the form here:
. If sending written documentation, also provide a copy to Ms. Holmes, who maintains all official attendance records.

6th - 8th Backpack Requirements 6th - 8th Backpack Requirements

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Student Rights & Responsibility Handbook Student Rights & Responsibility Handbook

Imagine Lincoln - Parent-Student Handbook | 2025-2026SY.docx

Building to Learn, Grow, & Succeed Together! PARENT - STUDENT HANDBOOK 2024-2025 Ronald Richardson II | Principal Table of Contents Purpose of Handbook/School Mission / Vision/Pledge 3 PGCPS Calen...

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Code of Conduct Code of Conduct

Please Read Code of Conduct
PGCPS Volunteer Process
2025-2026 Parent Handbook
ParentVue
Additional PGCPS Family Resources
πŸ“° Previous Newsletters SY 25-26 - Week 1: August 25th

πŸ“ School Contact πŸ“ School Contact

School Phone Numbers

Phone: (301) 808-5600


Administrators:

  • Ronald Richardson II | Principal
  • Marlene Davis | Assistant Principal
  • Monique Reese | Assistant Principal

Administrative Assistants/Team Home Base

  • Ms. Bertina Salahuddin | Principal Secretary
  • Ms. Cheryl Bell | Secretary I

Professional School Counselor

  • Ms. Patrice Porter | PSC

Resource Teachers & Instructional Specialist

  • Verna Blake | Special Education Coordinator
  • Ms. Keree Branch | Special Education Teacher
  • Ms. T'Laya Elliott | Special Education Teacher
  • Ms. Anna Toledo | Special Education Teacher
  • Ms. DeBajier Tucker | School Testing Coordinator
  • Ms. Janet Krisko | Instructional Lead Teacher

School Support & Coordinators


  • Mark Blake | Community Schools Coordinator
  • Derrick Pew | Character Coach
  • Khayre Kornegay | Student Advocate
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https://imaginelincoln.org/school-information/welcome-note/
The mission of Imagine Lincoln Public Charter School is to provide scholars with a world-class learning opportunity by creating a caring learning environment, developing the intellect and morality of our scholars and preparing our scholars for lives of leadership in a rapidly changing world.
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