Lincoln Unified School District 298

Mr. Wolting's American History spent the last week reading Mildred Schindler Janzen's book "Surviving Hitler, Evading Stalin". Today, Mildred joined the class to discuss her personal experiences growing up in Nazi Germany, living in Soviet-controlled East Germany, and her experiences as a young American citizen trapped by war in Europe. She took time to answer many student questions about her life story. What a great way to finish the school year with living history! Thank you Mildred for sharing your remarkable story!

Biology students are dissecting frogs! Next they will take a lab practical, just like they would in a college science class.

Summer Weight room Sessions for Incoming 6-12th graders

KAY Club had a productive school year! They started their year off with Pie the Principal and used the funds raised to assemble over 150 activity kits for Children's Mercy patients. Then they put together Christmas gifts to send away for Operation Christmas Child. Spring time found the club hosting their annual Easter Egg Hunt. They wrapped up the year with a food drive for our local food bank, and they will be donating over 100 items!! The number of lives they have had an impact on near and far this year is phenomenal!

The Kindergarten class enjoyed reading silly animal books today in the library.

The Special Education Cooperative at Beloit is seeking a paraprofessional for the 2024-2025 school year. to be based in the Lincoln schools. If you are interested, please contact the Beloit office.

Don’t forget to mark your calendar to come watch Lincoln Sr. Logan Meier in the 2024 KEMFA All-Star Game on June 8th. Kickoff is at 10:00 am in Beloit,KS.

The last day of school will be Friday, May 17, with dismissal at 12 noon, Friday, May 17.

Lincoln Elementary 3rd-5th grade students Field Day activities will be held at Mettner Field on Friday, May 17, starting at 8:30 am.

Good luck to our Lincoln High School track teams as they travel to Hill City High School for Regional Track competition on Thursday, May 16. Field events kick off the meet at 1 pm. Let's Go Leopards!

The last day for 3 year old and 4 year old preschool will be Thursday, May 16.

Grades K-2 will have their field day activities on Thursday, May 16 at Mettner Field at 1:15 p.m.

Monday, May 13th, Lincoln Elementary 5th grade students will celebrate the end of their LES career as they get ready to join the Leopards at Lincoln Jr/Sr High School in August. Promotion exercises begin at 2:30 p.m. in the LES gymnasium.

Class of 2024 - behind you are the memories, before you are your dreams. Wishing you the best in your future educational journey!

The 2024 Seniors are so excited for graduation rehearsal they showed up extra early!! Join us celebrating this class Saturday at 10:00 in the high school gym. The senior video will play in the gym prior to the graduation ceremony.

All library books are due in the LES Library on Friday, May 10th. If a book is lost or damaged, it must be paid for by this date in order for your student to receive their AR rewards. Please call LES with any questions. Thank you!

Today is Mental Health Awareness Day. There may be individuals who struggle with our changing world or find it overwhelming to deal with everything going on around. If you find yourself struggling, learn where you can find resources; how to manage stress, emotions and challenging situations; and advocate for improving mental health for yourself, family, friends and community. Remember that mental health is just as important as physical health.

Join us as we wish these employees a happy retirement and thank them for their many years of service dedicated to USD 298 students.

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