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From the Parent Council
May 21, 2008

Summer School
Mrs. Packer (Lincoln Academy's Reading Specialist) is teaching summer school for reading during the month of June. This session is open to all interested students, grades K - 3rd. Classes will start Tuesday, June 3rd, and run every Tuesday / Thursday until June 26th. All classes will be held in the Library from 10 am to 12 noon. Cost is $50.00. Space is limited - first come, first served. If you are interested in reserving a spot for your child, please contact Rachelle Packer at packer@lincoln-academy.org

Attn All Lincoln Families

Currently we are at capacity with our enrollment. We are thrilled to have such a positive response and are grateful you are part of the Lincoln Academy team. As a result of this amazing response, our sibling preference and waiting lists for new students are quite long. We request that if at any time you choose to send your student to another school, that you contact us immediately, so that we may accommodate some of the families hoping to enroll at Lincoln. You can email us at enrollment@lincoln-academy.org or go to our website's enrollment page to contact us. Your consideration regarding this process facilitates a smooth transition for everyone. Thank you for your support.

Summer Music Lessons

Angela Parker is offering private voice and private beginning string and band instrument lessons for the summer. There may also be a summer band class if enough people are interested. The classes will run $20 for a 45-minute voice lesson; $15 for a 45-minute instrument lesson; and, $120 for a 7-week band class that meets twice a week. The band class is tentatively scheduled to begin the week of July 9th on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 10:30 AM to 12:00 noon. If another time would work better, feel free to make the suggestions. Interested parties should contact Angela at parker@lincoln-academy.org.

Last Day of School

The last day of school is Friday, May 23. It is a Free Dress day, and it is also a half day. Please pick up your student at 11:30 AM.
The last day of school for morning Kindergarten is Thursday, May 22nd so that the afternoon Kindergarten can come on the 23rd. Please check with the front desk to verify times.

Box Top Winners

Ms. Day’s class won the box top competition, followed by Ms. Eau Claire in second and Mrs. D’Haenens’ class in 3rd place. Thank you students, parents and teachers for all the box tops you sent in. Ms. Day’s class will have an ice cream party this week. Congratulations! Also, please save your box tops over the summer for fall’s competition. Remember that the expiration must be legible and not expired or we cannot turn it in. If there is no expiration date then it is not a valid box top. You can print off the collection sheets if you want at www.boxtops4education.com/activitycenter. Bonus box tops (worth more than .10) cannot be attached to a collection sheet with regular box tops. Send them in separately or attach 10 of them to a sheet. Thanks!

Spirit Week Thank You

We would like to thank all those that participated in Spirit Week. It was a great week of learning and fun! The students at Lincoln Academy are now better prepared to meet different challenges that may come their way. We also helped the Utah County Health Department in their effort to make parks in Utah County smoke free. We were given the challenge by the Health Department to get signatures and handprints to help aid their effort as they make a presentation to the Commissioners. We are proud to announce that the students at Lincoln Academy were able to collect a whopping total of 2,809 signatures and handprints showing our community that we do have great spirit. Way to go!
We also had contests that week with the following winners:

Walk-A-Thon Winners:
Elementary: Kyler Coombs
Jr. High: Shay Wigington
Elementary Class: Mrs. Bird
Jr. High Class: Mr. Carpenter
Smoke-Free
Park
Signature Winners:
Elementary Winner: Madison Hardy
Jr. High School Winner: Chevelle Squires
Elementary Class Winner: Mrs. EauClaire & Mr. Bingham
Jr. High Homeroom Class Winner: Mrs. Larsen

Jr. High Essay Winner: Rachel Routt

Runner-up Essay Winners for Jr. High: Tia Mickelson, Kelsey Coombs, Becky Stott

On the Calendar

May 22nd—Morning Kindergarten last day of school
May 23rd—Last day of school—1/2 day only, free dress
Aug. 18th—First day of the ’08-09 School Year


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