November 2026
November 2026
LINCOLN LEADS - ATTENTIVE
Each month we will focus on one of our Lincoln Leads guiding principles. This month we focus on being attentive students.
We are encouraging students to stay focused and attentive in the classroom by listening carefully, following directions, and participating in lessons. Parents can help reinforce these habits at home by encouraging children to listen when others are speaking and stay focused on tasks.
On the playground, remind students to play safely, include others, and show kindness. In the cafeteria, we encourage good manners, respectful conversations, and cleaning up after ourselves. Thank you for helping us build these positive habits both at school and at home!
Important Dates
November 2 - 4p - 10p Texas Roadhouse Fundraiser
November 5 - 3:15p-4:15p PTO Meeting in PD Room
November 13 - Deadline for purchasing tickets for annual Thanksgiving lunch $5.50
November 17 - 6:00-6:45 Patriotic Concert at Roper Auditorium for grades 3-5
November 19 - Annual Thanksgiving Lunch
November 23-27 - Thanksgiving Break10:45 - 2nd Grade
11:00 - Kindergarten
11:15 - 1st grade
11:25 - 3rd grade
11:35 - 4th grade
12:05 - 5th grade
November 30 - School Resumes
Donante Old Halloween Costumes
We are collecting old gently used costumes for nex year. If you have a gently used Halloween costume that you no longer need, please send it with your student or drop it off at the office for our counselor. These will be used in the coming years for students who may not have one for the parade.
Support our PTO!
Our PTO meets monthly on the 1st Thursday of each month at 3:15 in our PD room. Please connect to our PTO using Band! Parents and families can connect and suppor the PTOs ongoing events, fundraisers and more!
Music News
There are a lot of great things coming up in our music classes! Check out Miss T's November newsletter and Patriotic parent letter. If you have a 4th grade students, recorders are being ordered. check out the order form here.
Child Nutrition Services
At Lincoln Elementary, both breakfast and lunch are free for all students.
Milk $0.75
Adult Breakfast: $3.30
Adult Lunch $5.50
During lunch, bags of candy, chips, and other additional food items are not permitted for students eating a school lunch. These items make it difficult for students to safely carry their lunch trays and
can create congestion when students are finished eating and trying to find a place to dispose of
unfinished food or containers. Students who bring a home lunch may include reasonable portions of snack items as part of their meal.
Volunteers
We love welcoming parents and community members into our school community and deeply appreciate your willingness to share your time and talents with our students and staff! If you are interested in volunteering, please reach out to the office or your student's teacher. To help us ensure a smooth and secure environment, all volunteers simply need to complete a quick background check online through the district website, and remember to stop by the office for a visitor sticker each time you arrive.
As a gentle note to keep our classrooms focused and learning environments distraction-free, while also ensuring the safety of your youngest little ones, we kindly ask that preschool-aged children stay home during your volunteer shifts. Thank you so much for your partnership in making our school a wonderful place to learn and grow!
Attendance Celebrations
π Attendance Matters! π
Every day at school counts! Each month, the class in each grade with the highest attendance will be celebrated with a special treat: DONUTS at the Leadership Assembly! π©
Congratulations to September's winners: Mrs. Whitworth's 4th Grade Class
Letβs make every school day count! β
Attendance goal: 95%
August - 94.37%
September - 93.17%
October - 93.69%