Independent college preparatory school founded on Quaker principles in 1884. Reggio-inspired Co-ed N–PreK • All-Girls K–12
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Yesterday, our Grade 6 students took advantage of the gorgeous fall weather by taking a stroll through neighboring Blackstone Park. Along the way, they gathered materials for their found-object amulets, which they will soon be incorporating into a ceramic sculptural piece.
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Seventh grade students made use of the beautiful Blackstone Park next to our campus by collecting leaves to kick off their new plant unit in Ms. Wood's science class! As one of the Quaker SPICES, Stewardship of the Earth is an essential part of a Lincoln student's education.
This week in history class, the sixth graders built their critical thinking skills by working collaboratively to solve their first "history mystery" of the year! Bold minds in action.
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This morning, we welcomed our junior class parents to the STEAM Hub Art Gallery for coffee with the College Counseling team to discuss the exciting year ahead. Our college counselors host these events to discuss the college process as it relates to students in each grade.
2022 Middle and Upper School Class Retreats began yesterday!
Our Upper School students headed out to enjoy the perfect weather and each other's company. The schedule was packed with a team building challenges to kick off this exciting year ahead. #ThinkBold#ThinkLincoln
Yesterday, students gathered to learn more about the many student run clubs that Lincoln has to offer and what a range of clubs there were, from Astronomy Club to Chess Club – there really is something for every interest!
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On this day, we reflect on our Quaker Peace Testimony as a way to honor and remember all the lives lost on 9/11/01 as well as the loved ones affected and heroes who put their lives in danger in the days and weeks following.
Thank you also to Books Are Wings, Reach Out and Read, RI Center for the Book, and RI Festival of Children’s Books and Authors for delivering more than 6,000 books to schools and meal sites across the state. Thousands more are set to be delivered by the end of the month.
@BayViewAcademy @NoKingstownHS@BHSEaglesNest Lincoln School has its first title of the day in the 100-yard butterfly. Sonia Mlakar beats the field to the wall for @lincoln1884.
After a national search, Sophie Glenn Lau ’88 has been named our next head of school! A longtime leader with a commitment to integrity, innovation, and community, she comes to Lincoln from Shady Side Academy in Pittsburgh https://t.co/TBI7IKDIjm #boldminds#onlyatlincolnschool