Calendar

Monday, 5/21:

• Donations due for Ronald McDonald House
• D90 Board of Education Meeting – 7pm

Tuesday, 5/22:

• Maypole practice – 7:30-8:10am, gym
• Drumming practice – 11:30-12pm, reading garden
• Theater Club – 3:15pm and performance at 5pm, auditorium

Wednesday, 5/23:

• 4th Grade Lunchtime Leader Luncheon

Thursday, 5/24:

• Maypole practice – 7:30-8:10am, gym
• Fun Lunch –  Chicken Tenders

• Girls on the Run – 3:10-4:30pm, gym (last meeting of the year!)

Friday, 5/25:

• Wonder Writers Celebration – 7:30am, multipurpose room
• 1st Grade Author’s Tea
• Early Dismissal – 11:25am

Week of May 28:

• *Memorial Day is Monday, May 28 – No School*
• Library Books due – May 29

The Lincoln Wonder Writers will be celebrating a year of writing on Friday, May 25, at 7:30am in the Multi-Purpose Room. Please join us for coffee as we share the work of our remarkable writers.

The Library Lowdown – all books due Tuesday, May 29!

As the year comes to a close, please return all library books by Tuesday, May 29th (the Tuesday after Memorial Day).

If you cannot find a book, please send in payment for the amount of the book (located on the Friday overdue book email).  If you find the book after submitting payment, I will happily return your money. We would definitely prefer to have the book!

If you have any questions about a book, please contact Mrs. Brauweiler directly.

Thank you for all your help in returning all books (or payment) by May 29th. We really appreciate it.

I Scream, You Scream, We all Scream for the Lincoln School Ice Cream Social & Yearbook Distribution!

Friday, June 1st, 6:00pm to 7:30pm on the Franklin Lawn

Enjoy dessert while collecting signatures from friends and teachers in the beloved Lincoln yearbook.  Our vendor once again is local favorite, Brown Cow Ice Cream Parlor. Volunteers will be on hand to serve sundaes complete with (optional) chocolate syrup, whipping cream, sprinkles and a cherry.

Sundaes are $2.50 each and all proceeds benefit the Lincoln PTO.

Ice cream is vanilla and there will be a sorbet option for any with dairy allergies.

See you there!  If you have any questions, please feel free to contact co-chairs Jennifer Moore (jenniferandrichmoore@hotmail.com) or Nikki Elza (njselza@comcast.net)

FLIP Survey – please complete by Friday, June 1 at 8pm!

End of Year PTO Volunteer Party!

Calling all Volunteers!

• Who? Anyone who volunteered this year: room parents, art parents, yearbook, green 4 good, connect4kids, fun lunch, pancake breakfast, etc., etc. 
• When? Thursday, June 7, from 7:30-9:30 p.m. 
• Where? TBD

Please join us for drinks and desserts as we express our gratitude for all of your hard work on behalf of the Lincoln community. Thank you for all you have done to make this year a great one! Questions/RSVP Suzanne D’Agostino (suzanne.dagostino AT gmail.com).

Field Day Information – June 8th

Lincoln Field Day will take place on the last day of school, Friday, June 8, starting at 11:00am. It’s a fun afternoon that kicks off with a family picnic on the Lincoln playground. Parents bring a blanket and a picnic lunch for their family. Although many parents attend, kids sit in class groups and will not feel left out if a parent cannot be there.  Specific spots are mapped out for each classroom on the Franklin Lawn.

The Fourth Grade Maypole and Drumming presentation is immediately after lunch.  Then it’s time for the games! Parents are welcome to stay and help run the games, or can collect their kids at the end of the school day.

Here is the schedule:

11-11:35am: Family picnic, 1st-4th, Franklin playground

11:35-12:00pm: 4th grade maypole and drumming performance

12-2pm: Field Day, 1st-4th

2:25pm: 4th grade clap-out, Franklin entrance

2:30pm: Dismissal

Join the 2018/2019 PTO team!

There are still PTO positions available for the 2018-2019 school year – please contact Suzanne D’Agostino (suzanne.dagostino@gmail.com) or Amy Prestes (amy.prestes@gmail.com) if you’d like to get involved.  Areas where help is needed:

The mission of the PTO is to support and enhance the education of the children at Lincoln School. But without input, ideas and support from the families at Lincoln, fulfilling this mission is not possible. There is a lot you can do for the PTO and for Lincoln School whether you are a working parent or a stay at home parent. Volunteer opportunities are available for events taking place at school during the week or on weekends. And opportunities are available for you to work from the comfort of your own home while younger children nap.  Thank you for your continued support of the Lincoln PTO!

Important messages from your School Nurse

Please remember during cold and flu season to keep your child home if they are sick. If they have a fever they need to be fever free for 24 hours without the use of fever reducing medication before they can return to school. If they are vomiting and/or have diarrhea, make sure it has been at least 24 hours since the last episode before returning to school. If your child has an excessively runny nose or cannot stop coughing, it may be a good idea to keep them home. This is to protect your child from catching something if their immune system is down, as well as to protect the other students and staff. Thank you for doing your part to keep everyone at Lincoln School healthy.

Attendance reporting

When reporting your child’s absence please be sure to either use the district attendance e-mail or telephone extension:
1) Lincoln School Attendance Line: 708.366.7340
2) Email 24-7 to lincolnattendance@district90.org