Raise Craze Update!!
We are looking for a Gameball Run Miracle Family!
There will be no school on Monday, September 7, 2026 in observance of Labor Day. Enjoy your long weekend!
Raise Craze Update!!
Today was a great day to lose a tooth. Sloan was all smiles after receiving a tooth necklace to keep her lost tooth safe until she got home from school. :) #toothfairyonduty
The Lincoln School monthly newsletter will be coming home tomorrow. Do you want to view it online with live links? Go to the Lincoln homepage>Menu>Documents>Parent>Parent resources. You may need to download the document for the links to work! Happy Reading!!
"If you're happy and you know it, clap your hands!" Mr Rocke was helping this class of Kindergarten students find the beat to clap their hands, tap their toes, and turn around on the beat.
Our Raise Craze Kindness Fundraiser is in full swing! Thank you for supporting Lincoln School!
It's Instrument Demonstration Day for our 6th graders! 🎻🪈🥁🎺Which instrument will they choose? 🎶 Visit our Facebook page for more pics!
Short-Term Peace Can Create Long-Term Chaos
Care U is back for Season 5!
In this episode, we explore how trying to keep the peace in the moment can sometimes prevent children from building essential life skills. From rescuing children from discomfort to over-explaining during meltdowns, we reflect on how caregivers can create age-appropriate opportunities to develop patience, resilience, and healthy coping strategies. As always, the conversation invites caregivers to reflect on our practices and focus on the long game.
We hope you enjoy the episode.
Questions? Want to hear more about something? Did something really hit home? We love feedback at Care U. Find the feedback form here:
Short-Term Peace Can Create Long-Term Chaos
Care U is back for Season 5!
In this episode, we explore how trying to keep the peace in the moment can sometimes prevent children from building essential life skills. From rescuing children from discomfort to over-explaining during meltdowns, we reflect on how caregivers can create age-appropriate opportunities to develop patience, resilience, and healthy coping strategies. As always, the conversation invites caregivers to reflect on our practices and focus on the long game.
We hope you enjoy the episode.
Questions? Want to hear more about something? Did something really hit home? We love feedback at Care U. Find the FEEDBACK FORM here:
Short Term Peace can Create Long Term Chaos
Care U is back for Season 5! In this episode, we explore how trying to keep the peace in the moment can sometimes prevent children from building essential life skills. From rescuing children from discomfort to over explaining during meltdowns, we reflect on how caregivers can create age-appropriate opportunities to develop patience, resilience, and healthy coping strategies. As always, the conversation invites caregivers to reflect on our practices and focus on the long game. We hope you enjoy the episode.
Our Running Club met for the first time today! They are training for the Pumpkin Fest 2 mile race. Way to go, Lions! Love to see you off and running! 🏃🏃♀️🏃♂️
Kindergarten lunch is always busy, especially on pancake and syrup day! However, this Lincoln Lion was enjoying her lunch from home. She was showing how to use chopsticks to eat cheese. Great fine motor skills at work!
Our students LOVE Dutch waffles for lunch. We had 200+ orders of waffles today. Thank you to our hardworking cafeteria crew for feeding our students so well!
The NEW Morton 709 Website is here! Please read this August 2026 Parent/Caregiver Communication letter. https://docs.google.com/document/d/16z8C9uRnJGyQKagLj0QBG57sEX1yXUpQQHXNVy9jYCE/edit?usp=sharing
Safety first!
On Thursday, August 6, we welcomed our newest Kindergarten students to District 709. Each school held their own Kindergarten Roundup. We are so excited for them to join #onemorton. Kindergarteners, one more sleep!
See you, and all our students, for the start of the 2026-2027 school year on Wednesday, August 12!
In-Person Registration is scheduled for Tuesday, July 28, 2026 from 7am-1pm at all elementary buildings and the junior high.
Happy summer, Lions!! We'll see you in August!