Pride Periodicals

Student drop off begins at 7:45. School starts at 8:05.

School dismissal is at 3:20 Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday.

Wednesday dismissal is 2:30 p.m.

At Lincoln Elementary School, we envision a nurturing & inclusive environment where every child is empowered to reach their full potential. We strive to foster a love of learning, cultivate curiosity, & build resilience through innovative teaching & strong community partnerships. Together, we will inspire our students to become confident, compassionate leaders who embrace diversity & contribute positively to our world.

At Lincoln Elementary, we believe...

• All students can learn and succeed with a shared responsibility for their learning.
• All deserve to feel comfortable and safe at school.
• Collaboration with teachers, parents, school support staff, and the community is key to student success.
• Equity before equality with every decision and action based on a student's individual learning needs.
• Learning is a continuous and lifelong process.

As we prepare for changing weather conditions, we know that there will be times we have indoor recess. Below are the ROAR expectations for indoor recess. Having a common knowledge of rules at school and reiterating them at home is super helpful, so please encourage your student to ROAR like a Lincoln Lion!

We are excited to begin celebrating our students with ROAR Awards! This is new for second quarter, and our first student winners were just presented this week! Some of them are pictured below!

Pictured back row L-R Daxton Godbey, Roczen Snyder, Abigail Higgins, Keethyn Walters, Mason Houser.

Front row L-R: Xavian Apodaca, Archer Epps, Larsen Paeth, Annie Smith.

Not pictured: Amelia Dike and Zayla Anderson

Please join us for our PTO meeting on Nov. 6th at 6:15 pm. We will meet in the library! Items we will be discussing include fundraisers & results, projects we want to take on, and upcoming events: Spirit Day & Snack Shack, & Christmas. Keep an eye out for an upcoming fence project to add some Lion Pride to our playground!

Dear Parents:

Cold and Flu season is now upon us, and North Platte Public Schools would like to keep its students and the adults who care for them healthy.

Students should remain home for the following reasons:

• For a temperature greater than 100 degrees. Students should be fever free for 24 hours without taking fever reducing medications before returning to school.

• Vomiting or diarrhea within the last 24 hours

• Strep throat. May return 24 hours after starting antibiotics.

• Productive, moist persistent cough that is not relieved by cough medication

• Please ask your school nurse or doctor about other illnesses

• Please notify Administrative Assistant or School Nurse if your child will be absent for the day due to a contagious illness!

Tips for staying healthy:

• Hand Hygiene: Frequent handwashing is the best way to control the spread of germs! Wash hands often or use hand sanitizer

• Cover mouth and nose for coughs and sneezes with a kleenex or elbow/arm.

• Do not share food or drinks

• Drink lots of water, get plenty of rest and eat a healthy diet

• Avoid people who are sick

• Get immunizations that can protect you against diseases like influenza

• Disinfect surfaces that are prone to germs (Doorknobs, phones, keyboards, handrails, toothbrushes)

Lincoln Elementary is a Title I School. All teachers and paraprofessionals meet the professional qualifications as required by Federal Law. Parents have the right to request credentials of staff.