Saturday, January 11, 2020

Lincoln School News for January 13-17, 2020


BE ON TIME!
One of the best things you can do to help support your child is to get them to school on time!  That means having your child here by 8:20 at the VERY LATEST.  Our line-up bell rings at 8:23am.

I am getting many questions about the streets around Lincoln and the trees that have been removed.  This is all part of a large street renewal project through the City of St. Joseph and will result in better (safer) parking around Lincoln and will include planting of some new trees to replace ones that had begun to damage water lines, drainage and sidewalks.  Below is a sketch for Orchard Avenue, the majority of this work will take place over the summer.


Employment Opportunities
Now Hiring!  Cashier for the Clarke Kitchen!
Looking for a job while your students are at school?  This might be the perfect position!  The position is from 10:30-1:30pm Monday thru Friday.  Job duties include collecting/depositing money, assisting with light kitchen duties and cashiering during lunch.  If you are interested please contact Demrhy Youngquist @ 269-926-3127 or dyoungquist@sjschools.org 

Position: Social-Emotional Learning Support Aide - Lincoln School
Qualifications:

  • Minimum of an Associate Degree, 60 hours from an approved college, or meet MDE’s “highly qualified” paraprofessional guidelines through a prescribed means, such as specific testing (B.A. or B.S. preferred) 
  • Ability to connect successfully with students in order to provide supplemental, academic support and instruction (only certified teachers can provide instruction)
  • Organized, self-directed to use planning from the certified staff (flexible, and able to work with varied schedules and individual needs 
  • Ability to communicate effectively with stakeholders (students, parents, staff, and community members) 
  • Available to attend conferences (if Title I/31A appropriate and applicable)
Responsibilities 
● Work cooperatively with teacher and other staff members 
● Assist the teacher in creating a positive learning environment for the students 
● Under direction of the teacher, assist in monitoring positive behavior support plans 
● Under the direction of the teacher, assist students in self-regulation skills 
● Keep such records as may be delegated to his/her responsibility 
● Assist in behavioral management within the classroom environment 
● Maintain acceptable professional and personal qualities 
● Maintain loyalty to students, district, staff and community and observe professional ethics 
● Perform such other duties as may be assigned
IF INTERESTED, PLEASE CONTACT CRAIG HUBBLE AT CHUBBLE@SJSCHOOLS.ORG

Position: Instructional Aide --Special Education Program 

Qualifications:

  • Minimum of an Associate Degree, 60 hours from an approved college, or meet MDE’s “highly qualified” paraprofessional guidelines through a prescribed means, such as specific testing (B.A. or B.S. preferred) 
  • Ability to connect successfully with students in order to provide supplemental, academic support and instruction (only certified teachers can provide instruction)
  • Organized, self-directed to use planning from the certified staff (flexible, and able to work with varied schedules and individual needs 
  • Ability to communicate effectively with stakeholders (students, parents, staff, and community members) 
  • Available to attend conferences (if Title I/31A appropriate and applicable)

Responsibilities 
● Work cooperatively with teacher and other staff members 
● Assist the teacher in creating a positive learning environment for the students 
● Under direction of the teacher, assist in monitoring positive behavior support plans 
● Under the direction of the teacher, assist students in self-regulation skills 
● Keep such records as may be delegated to his/her responsibility 
● Assist in behavioral management within the classroom environment 
● Maintain acceptable professional and personal qualities 
● Maintain loyalty to students, district, staff and community and observe professional ethics 
● Perform such other duties as may be assigned
IF INTERESTED, PLEASE CONTACT CRAIG HUBBLE AT CHUBBLE@SJSCHOOLS.ORG

Lego Robotics
Would your 3rd, 4th or 5th grade student like to experience programing the First Lego League Robot? This session is for those students who haven't been on the FLL team. The goal is to learn to program so that you are ready to be on the competition team next fall (here or middle school). 

First session: Jan. 27th. Right after school until 5:30pm. 
Then every Monday until March 23rd.
Parent Showcase at 5pm on the 23rd.
Space is limited to the first 7 students to sign up. Want more students to participate? Then email Ms. Harmening (kharmening@sjschools.org) about coaching!

Don't Forget to Read Your Teachers' Blogs
This Week at Lincoln School
Monday, January 13 E Day 
NWEA Winter Testing Begins
School Board Meeting at Upton 6:00pm

Tuesday, January 14 F Day
ACCESS at 8:10am
PTO at Lunch 12:00
Spelling Team Practice at Lunch

Wednesday, January 15 A Day 
Late Start
School Store at Lunch

Thursday, January 16 B Day 
Lincoln Bear Credit Union 8:00-8:30am

Friday, January 17 C Day
Popcorn Day
3rd Grade to Sarett 1:30-3:00

Coming Up
Monday, January 20 – No School MLK Day
Tuesday, January 21 D Day – Spelling Team Practice at Lunch
Wednesday, January 22 E Day – NOT A LATE START
Thursday, January 23 F Day - Lincoln Bear Credit Union 8:00-8:30am
Friday, January 24 A Day – Half Day – Dismiss at 12:06pm
Monday, January 27 B Day – Release Time Bible Class 2:30-3:40pm
Tuesday, January 28 C Day – Spelling Team Practice at Lunch
Wednesday, January 29 D Day – Late Start
Thursday, January 30 E Day –Cub Lunch & Lincoln Bear Credit Union 8-8:30am
Friday, January 31 F Day – NWEA Ends
Monday, February 3 A Day
Tuesday, February 4 B Day 
Wednesday, February 5 C Day – Late Start, Count Day 
Thursday, February 6 D Day
Friday, February 7 E 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/

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.


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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