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Lincoln Middle School is proud to have a diverse community of students and faculty. We are committed to teaching tolerance and engaging students in academic excellence.

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Welcome Back
to the
Lincoln Middle School
2018 - 2019 school year!

PPS Community Forums on Enrollment & Capacity The Portland Public Schools is undertaking an Enrollment and Facility Study to evaluate the most effective and efficient use of our school buildings. What is important to you about our schools? For information please see the flyer here: PPS Community Forums on Enrollment XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

PTO Mixed Bag fundraiser
Lots of cool things to buy!
Jewelry, kitchen and garden tools,
wrapping paper and more!
40% of all proceds go directly to the PTO
to benefit our school
Fundraiser runs through November 12th.
Students may take order on paper forms or oders can be done ONLINE at the following link: Mixed Bag fundraiser
Fundraiser ID # 843102

Important Fall Dates Early Release Wednesdays September 26, 2018 - May 29, 2019 *Students will be dismissed at 1:15pm on those Wednesdays only.

School Picture Retake day -TBD Fall Parent/Teacher Conferences November 1st & 8th Parent University: Raising Powerful and Confident Girls - Wednesday, December 5th, 5:30pm - 7:30pm Lyman Moore Middle School Library

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Maine Fuel Up to Play 60 Student Leadership Day

Members of Lincoln Middle School's student wellness team attended the Maine Fuel Up to Play 60 Student Leadership Day on Saturday, June 2nd at the University of New England Harold Alfond Forum in Biddeford. The student members attending were Nicole Quang, Isabella Puelo, and Roxie Van Oosterum. Teacher advisors attending were Denise Preisser and Christel Driscoll. Student teams shared highlights of wellness events held at their schools and then led the group in a variety of physical activities. After a fabulous lunch, students met in groups to brainstorm ideas to help make their wellness teams stronger and develop plans on how to get their peers involved more next year.

Jenni Tilton-Flood attended and spoke on behalf of the Maine dairy farmers fund which helps fund Fuel Up to Play 60 events like this one. Clare Egan, a member of the US Biathlon Team shared her story via video on success and perseverance to help any student meet their personal goals. Another special guest, Jacob Hollister #47, from the New England Patriots spoke to the students about leadership and then led a station of throwing and catching footballs to student leaders. The conference promoted the premise that "Healthy Students are Better Students" and how can schools help make this happen.