Dear Abraham Lincoln Families,
As we move into November, it’s hard to believe how quickly the first part of the school year has gone by! Our students have settled into their routines, and it’s been wonderful to see so much growth, excitement, and engagement in classrooms across the school.
In just a couple of weeks, we’ll hold our Parent-Teacher Conferences, an important opportunity to connect and celebrate your child’s progress. These conversations are invaluable for strengthening the partnership between home and school—thank you in advance for taking the time to meet with your child’s teacher and for your continued support.
We’ll also take time this month to honor and recognize Veterans Day. Our school community is grateful for the service and sacrifice of all who have served in the armed forces. Students will be learning about the significance of this day and participating in age-appropriate activities to express our appreciation.
Throughout the remainder of the year, we will also be practicing our emergency drills to ensure that students and staff know what to do in case of an emergency. These drills—such as fire, evacuation, and lockdown procedures—are an important part of keeping everyone safe. We approach them with care and reassurance so students feel comfortable and confident while learning the importance of being prepared.
As we approach the holiday season, I continue to be thankful for our dedicated staff, supportive families, and the wonderful students who make our school such a special place to learn and grow.
~ Mrs. Ireland
