K-5 Halloween at Lincoln School
We will be celebrating Halloween for our K-5 students on October 31st at Lincoln School. We ask that students bring their costumes to school. We will change into them after lunch and recess. As a reminder costumes should not depict blood, gore, violence, or weapons. Students will have class parties beginning at 1:00. The public is invited to our annual parade which will take place at 2:15 and students will parade down Bennett Avenue. Students may be signed out by a parent/guardian following the parade. If someone other than a parent or guardian will be signing your child out please communicate that in advance with your child's teacher. Any student not signed out will take their normal transportation home. Any questions please ask your child's teacher.
We will be celebrating Halloween for our K-5 students on October 31st at Lincoln School. We ask that students bring their costumes to school. We will change into them after lunch and recess. As a reminder costumes should not depict blood, gore, violence, or weapons. Students will have class parties beginning at 1:00. The public is invited to our annual parade which will take place at 2:15 and students will parade down Bennett Avenue. Students may be signed out by a parent/guardian following the parade. If someone other than a parent or guardian will be signing your child out please communicate that in advance with your child's teacher. Any student not signed out will take their normal transportation home. Any questions please ask your child's teacher.
Crazy Sock Day at Lincoln School for Red Ribbon Week! Sock it to Drugs and Bullying!
A big shoutout to Mrs. Porter's 3rd grade class for having perfect attendance 3 days in a row this week!
A big THANK YOU goes out to the Illinois Valley Sunrise Rotary for the donation of dictionaries! Mike Porter and John Spencer delivered the dictionaries to Mrs. Porter and Ms. Hansen's third grade students at Lincoln School today!
Tomorrow, Thursday, October 30th is Wear Your Favorite Team Shirt Day at Lincoln School for Red Ribbon Week!


Pajama Day at Lincoln School for Red Ribbon Week! Follow your dreams and make good choices!
Tomorrow, Wednesday, October 29th is Crazy or Mismatched Sock Day at Lincoln School for Red Ribbon Week!


Red Day for Red Ribbon Week!
Tomorrow, Tuesday, October 28th is Pajama Day at Lincoln School for Red Ribbon Week!


If your child was absent on the September pictures days or is a new student, they can get a school picture taken on the listed days. There will also be pics for band, choir, cheer, and boys' basketball.

Ms. Coble's Class had a Bat-tastic Day! The class did a lot of bat math and reading activities!








Congrats to Jocelynn from Mrs. Lute's 4th grade class who won the bookmark competition for the farm bureau. Way to go Jocelynn!

Weekly Updates for Lincoln and Washington Schools. These updates have important information and reminders. Please read carefully: https://oglesbypublicschools.edurooms.com/engage/lincoln-elementary-school/newsletters/lincoln-weekly-update https://oglesbypublicschools.edurooms.com/engage/washington-junior-high-school/newsletters/washington-weekly-update-2697

Good luck to the 7th and 8th grade girls' basketball teams as they start tournament play at the Vermilion Conference this Saturday, October 25th at Marquette! Go Lady Bulldogs! Click on the link for tournament brackets:
https://www.ops125.net/documents/washington-school/athletics/girls'-basketball-tournaments/16405885
https://www.ops125.net/documents/washington-school/athletics/girls'-basketball-tournaments/16405885

A big CONGRATS to the 6th grade girls' basketball team for going 3-0 and winning the Bulldog Classic! Way to go Lady Bulldogs!
Red Ribbon Week is Monday October 27th through Friday, October 31st! Lincoln School will celebrate with Spirit Days all week! Wear your "RED" on Monday!

Happy Principal Appreciation Day to the best - Mr. Balestri and Mr. Burns! Thank you for your hard work and dedication to students, staff, and our community!

Marnie had a very busy week walking with her 5th grade buddies, visiting Mrs. Bell's 4th grade students during silent reading time, office visits, and she even made an apperance at the SOS Halloween Reading Night where she sat with students during story time!










The K-5 students at Lincoln School enjoyed an author visit with Caroly Crimi today! She has published over 19 books for children, including Weird Little Robots, Secondhand Dogs, Don't Need Friends, Henry and the Buccaneer Bunnies, Where's My Mummy?, There Might Be Lobsters, and I am the Boss of this Chair. When she's not snacking, Carolyn enjoys giving Author Talks to elementary school students all over the country. For more information on Carolyn Crimi, you can visit her website at carolyncrimi.com Two lucky students from each 4th and 5th grade class got to eat lunch today with the author!
If your child was absent on the September pictures days or is a new student, they can get a school picture taken on the listed days. There will also be pics for band, choir, cheer, and boys' basketball.

