Lincoln Lions Family Newsletter
October 25, 2026
Lincoln Lions R.O.A.R
From the Principal's Office
Dear Lincoln Families,
We have made it to the last week in October. This month was busy with learning and we will end it with a bit of school spirit and celebration. Above you will find the flyer for a fun Spirit Week. The days are as follows:
- Monday: Pajama Day
- Tuesday: Unique and Wacky Hair
- Wednesday: Spooky Socks and Mix Match Clothes
- Thursday: Pumpkin Palooza (orange and black or Pumpkin Theme)
- Friday: Dress Up/Costume Day
Please join us for the next Parent Teacher Organization (PTO) Meeting on October 27th, 5:30-6:30 pm to learn more about all the wonderful opportunities available here at Lincoln and ways you can become more involved.
Parent Teacher Conferences are wuickly approaching! Conference Days will be Tuesday, November 3rd 3:30-7:30 and Thursday, November 5th 11:30-7:30. We hope to meet with all families for 100% participation. We encourage you to ask questions and want to offer tools and strategies to assist with homework and at-home practice in reading and math.
We recognized more ROAR Students of the Week on October 23rd. If your student came home wearing a ribbon it was because their teacher nominated them for being leaders in the classroom by modeling the ROAR expectations of being Responsible, On-Task, Always Caring, and Respectful! Please see the graphic below for all student names.
If you have any questions or concerns I can always be reached via email or you can call the main office to schedule an in-person appointment.
Sincerely,
Mrs. Roberts
🤎Lincoln Principal
ROAR Students of the Week October 23rd
October Lincoln YMCA Open Library Family Literacy Nights
Check Out the Highlights Below
Kindergarten Mobile Library Visit
From the PTO
Join us at our meeting on Tuesday, October 27th 5:30-6:30 in the Library!
Girls On The Run 2027
Calling Coaches!
As part of Girls on the Run of Greater Kalamazoo, 3 rd -5 th grade girls meet after school two days per week for 90 minutes led by volunteer coaches. Coaches will lead their teams through fun and dynamic lessons intended to develop critical social-emotional life skills, while creatively integrating running and other physical activity. You do not have to be a runner, quit your job, or have a kid on the team.
Compassion and commitment are all you need to make a difference! As a volunteer coach, you’ll help girls become more confident, build healthy habits, and positively impact their community! Share your unique skills this season as a role model to those who need it most.
Register as a volunteer Coach for our site here (opens
October 5, 2026): https://www.girlsontherunkazoo.org/coach
Save the Dates
Oct. 30 PreK-12 half day; records day 11:20 Dismissal
Nov. 5. K-8 half day 11:20 Dismissal
Nov. 6 K-5 half day 11:20 Dismissal
Nov 10--Picture Retake Day
Nov. 13 PreK-5;NO SCHOOL
Nov. 25-Nov 27 Thanksgiving Break; all buildings closed
Dec. 9 PreK-12; no students
Dec. 21 - Jan. 1 Winter Break