Washington Wildcat Chat

Congratulations to the following students for having their stories selected to be performed at the upcoming Griffin's Tale assemblies next week!

Jungle Trouble by Amelia K. in 4th grade

The Corndog Incident by Alex D. in 4th grade

The Tomato's Great Escape by Elizabeth K. in 4th grade

The Adventures of Mi and Yu by Eliot S. in 3rd grade

Saving Christmas by August P. in 4th grade

Banana Boy by Jacob S. in 5th grade

When a T-Rex Met a Spider by Cole F in 4th grade

Be Anything by Richard A. in 1st grade

Please see below for information on how to order this year's yearbook!

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All students will receive a Lincoln Middle School shirt complimentary of the Washington School PTO! We’d love for every student to have one in their preferred size. Please order a Lincoln shirt in your child's preferred size by Monday, April 21, 2025. Any size order not received by the cut-off, will default to a Youth XL shirt.

Students will receive their t-shirts at the 5th grade promotion party on Thursday, May 22, 2025. Students not attending the party will receive their shirts in their class rooms before the end of the school year.

More information including parent ticket sales to the 5th grade promotion party coming soon!

Place your shirt size order here.

The Washington PTO invites current Washington students and their parents/guardians to a Luau Under the Stars! Our "luau" will be held April 26th from 6 to 8:30pm in the Washington Gymnasium.

Purchase your dance tickets here! This form can be found on the PTO website under My Account> Open Forms> Washington Spring Dance 2025. Make sure you are signed into your PTO account when purchasing tickets.

We will have a family-friendly DJ playing a variety of music to get everyone on the dance floor, as well as a Photo Booth to capture your dance memories! Attire is "resort casual dress", please no swimsuits, crop tops or other revealing items, in accordance with the D64 Dress Code Policy.

Tickets are $8 per person and attendees must be current students or parents/guardians. Students must be accompanied by a parent or guardian; this is not a drop-off event. Tickets may be purchased until we reach our gym capacity or through April 21st at 11:59pm, whichever happens first. We expect this event to sell out, so purchase early to be sure you can attend! No onsite or day of ticket sales will be available. Tickets are not transferrable.

We are excited for our current fifth-grade students to soon become part of the Lincoln family. This brief informational night for parents is a great opportunity to hear about our school and to prepare for a smooth transition into middle school. The event will take place on Thursday, April 17th from 6:00– 7:15 PM. Our agenda will include information regarding the transition process, academic placement, and elective programs.

In addition, there will be a short introduction to our sixth grade teacher teams and support personnel. They will be available for a Q&A at the end of the formal presentation. We are hopeful that this, along with communications that will be coming out over the months ahead, will leave you and your student excited and prepared for the upcoming school year. We look forward to seeing you then!

Date: Thursday, April 17
Time: 6:00-7:15
Where: Lincoln Gym

NOTE: Students will be receiving this same information when we visit the individual fifth-grade homerooms that week. Their attendance is not required.

• Griffin's Tale, April 25th
• PTO Dance, April 26th
• MAP Assessment, April 28th - May 9th
• 5th Grade Celebration, May 22nd
• Field Day, May 23rd
• Last Day of School, May 29th
• PTO End of School Party, May 29th

Inspire all students to discover their strengths, embrace learning, achieve personal excellence, and demonstrate care. Students thrive in a rich, rigorous, and innovative curriculum delivered by highly qualified teachers. Each student learns and grows in a safe, nurturing environment. In collaboration with student, parents, teachers and the community, District 64 provides opportunities for each learner to investigate, be successful, be resilient, and become inspired and empowered as they contribute to our global society.