LAPS FOR LINCOLN
As we enter our final week of Laps for Lincoln we want to thank you for all of your support! Our goal is for 100% student participation. Every donation counts no matter how large or small, so don't forget to send your child's envelope in Monday, Wednesday, and Friday this week! Also, please continue to share our online donation link and remember all donations, including online donations, are due Friday morning.
Due to EEE, our Laps for Lincoln celebration this Friday will be finished by 6:30. We will have our tailgate from 5-6 with food available for purchase from Nosh Village, Lark’s BBQ, Lake & Farmer, Mimi’s Cupcakes, & Icehouse Sno-Cone trucks. At 6pm we will have a brief awards ceremony and then students will take one victory lap around the playground with their classmates. We hope to see you there! If you would like to help with the event on Friday please click the link below to check out volunteer opportunities:
A huge thank you to our Laps for Lincoln Sponsors: Econolodge, Funny Face Face Painting, Gable Hill Wedding Barn, Honor Credit Union, Hudak Chiropractic Clinic, Jason McConnell, Josh’s Auto Parts, Kalin Construction, Katie Hess Photography, Matson Real Estate, Matthew J. Campbell M.D., The Palacios Family, Pantelleria Construction Services, SJ Inc., Shoreline Smart Homes, The Sikorski Family, Silver Harbor Brewing Company, Smarter Choices Vending, Southshore Development, Timothy’s Restaurant, Third Coast Paddle & Surf Shop, United Federal Credit Union, The Vikki Wade Team Coldwell Banker.
Only a few days left to turn in your sponsorship checks! If you would like to be a sponsor please contact Catherine at catherinebkirshenbaum@gmail.
Don't Forget to Read Your Teachers' Blogs
Mrs. Bartz https://hbartzkindergarten19-20.blogspot.com/
Mrs. Confer https://conferkindergarten.blogspot.com/
Mrs. Mutschler https://rmutschlerkindergarten.blogspot.com/
Mrs. Jun and Mrs. Lorenz https://jun19-20.blogspot.com/
Mrs. Fiesbeck https://fiesbeck19-20.blogspot.com/
Mrs. Harmening harmening2019-20.blogspot.com
Mrs. Laukus https://laukus2018-19.blogspot.com/
Mrs. Starks starks2019-2020.blogspot.com
Mrs. Ettinger https://ettinger2019-2020.blogspot.com/
Mrs. Peek https://peek2019-20.blogspot.com/
Miss Reimers https://reimers2019-2020.blogspot.com/
Mrs. Abbott http://abbottsdreamteam.blogspot.com/
Mrs. Goniwiecha https://goniwiecha2018-2019.blogspot.com/
Mr. Persenaire https://persenaire5thgrade.blogspot.com/
Mrs. Briney-Kelm https://bk18-19.blogspot.com/
Mrs. Schermerhorn https://schermerhorn19-20.blogspot.com/
Mrs. Sheldon http://mrssheldonspecialed.blogspot.com
Mr. Pfahler https://pfahler1819.blogspot.com/
Mrs. Warsow https://mrswarsowsartroom.blogspot.com/
SJ District Special Education https://spedsjps.blogspot.com/
Lory's Place & Changing Families Support
Lory’s Place Group is a grief support group that is offered for students have experienced the loss of a significant person or people in their lives. This group is co- facilitated with the school social worker and a staff member from Lory’s Place. The group meets once a month around the lunch hour. Should you and your child feel that this would be a beneficial support please click on the link and fill out the form: https://forms.gle/BcYLncrRByxX9N7M8 . If you wish to discuss this further or have questions please feel free to contact: Colette Jasiak (269-926-3657 or cjasiak@sjschools.org) for EP Clarke, and Lincoln grades 3-5; Brianne Van Hekken (269-926-3520 or bvanhekken@sjschools.org) for Brown, and Lincoln grades Y5s-2
Changing Families Group is a support group that is being offered for students who have experienced a change or transition in their family life. This might include the experience of divorce/separation, change in caregiver(s), or any impactful shift within the family. This group will focus on building coping skills and resiliency as well building a community with peers, which will provide an awareness that your student is not alone or the only student experiencing changes within the family. Should you and your child feel that this would be a beneficial support please click on the link and fill out the form: https://forms.gle/zQ1E93dg2o548wos9 . If you wish to discuss this further or have questions please feel free to contact: Colette Jasiak (269-926-3657 or cjasiak@sjschools.org) for EP Clarke, and Lincoln grades 3-5; Brianne Van Hekken (269-926-3520 or bvanhekken@sjschools.org) for Brown, and Lincoln grades Y5s-2
Halloween - Thursday, October 31
All kids can dress up. Be mindful of costumes and especially those that require make-up. We are asking that kids are dressed up all day so simple is best. Children may want to go without the make-up or the bulky parts of their costumes for school. Young 5/Kindergarten, 1st and 2nd Grades will have Maker Stations in the morning. Parties will be at various times and will be scheduled by classroom teachers. All parents are welcome to attend the parade which will be (weather permitting) outside. The parade will begin at 3:20pm and parents may check their kids out with the classroom teacher after the parade.
LINCOLN SCHOOL MATH CENTER 2019-20
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED
Math Center is a one-a-week Math program that promotes fluency and proficiency for students in grades 1-5.
Math Center depends on parent volunteers to make this program successful. Volunteers go into the classrooms and administer timed tests to students at their individual level.
You do not need to be a “whiz” at math. Tests are administered, then checked with provided answer keys.
Classroom visits begin at 8:40am and continue until around 11:00am.
Parent volunteers will have the opportunity to work their child’s classroom at some time during the morning.
Your participation in Math Center is much appreciated.
Volunteers must complete a volunteer consent form. The form can be obtained in the school office or downloaded from the link below.
Please turn the form into the office or scan it and email it to jwhite@sjschools.org. This form must be approved by our business office before you can volunteer.
Please turn the form into the office or scan it and email it to jwhite@sjschools.org. This form must be approved by our business office before you can volunteer.
Link to volunteer form:
If you are interested in this wonderful opportunity to work with many students and support Lincoln teachers, please contact me ASAP at sheilalynn@me.com.
Thanks much,
Sheila Schultz
Math Center Coordinator
This Week at Lincoln School
Monday, September 30 - B Day
Vision & Hearing Screening (K, 1, 3 and 5 plus referrals)
Tuesday, October 1 - C Day
Vision & Hearing Screening (K, 1, 3 and 5 plus referrals)
Wednesday, October 2 - D Day
Late Start, Count Day
Vision & Hearing Screening (K, 1, 3 and 5 plus referrals)
Thursday, October 3 - E Day
Friday, October 4 - F Day
LAPS FOR LINCOLN 5:00 - 6:30pm (at Lincoln School)
Coming Up
Monday, October 7 - A Day
Tuesday, October 8 - B Day - 11:45am PTO
Wednesday, October 9 - C Day - Late Start
Thursday, October 10 - D Day - Half Day (Dismiss at 12:06pm)
Friday, October 11 - E Day - Half Day (Dismiss at 12:06pm) Conferences
Monday, October 14 - F Day - School Board Meeting at Central 6:00pm
Tuesday, October 15 - A Day - 9:15 – 11:15am Kindergarten to Dinges
Farms
Wednesday, October 16 - B Day - Late Start
Thursday, October 17 - C Day
Friday, October 18 - D Day
Monday, October 21 – E Day
Tuesday, October 22 – F Day - Release Time Bible
Class 2:30-3:40
Wednesday, October 23 – A Day – Late Start
Thursday, October 24 – B Day – Lincoln Bear Credit Union 8:00-8:30
Friday, October 25 – C Day
Follow us on our Facebook page for opportunities to get involved and last minute updates. Click here to join the SJLincolnPTO closed FB group.https://www.facebook.com/SJLincolnPTO/
Follow us on our Facebook page for opportunities to get involved and last minute updates. Click here to join the SJLincolnPTO closed FB group.https://www.facebook.com/SJLincolnPTO/
Lunchroom News
You can access monthly lunch and breakfast menus on our school website.
Community Corkboard
Looking for fall activities to enroll your child in?
Check out local offerings by visiting our Community Corkboard.
Looking for fall activities to enroll your child in?
Check out local offerings by visiting our Community Corkboard.
It is the policy of the St. Joseph Public School District that no person shall, on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin or ancestry, sex, disability, height, weight, or marital status be excluded from participation in, be denied the benefits of, or be subjected to, discrimination during any program, activity, service or in employment.
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