
May Breakfast and Lunch Menus are now available!







Check out these great opportunities for students this summer at the YMCA!





Students at Lincoln and Northbrook recently submitted their own creative piece of writing in order to win the opportunity to attend the Young Authors Celebration at Grand Bear Lodge on May 1, 2025. Congratulations to all of the students that were selected!
Northbrook Winners: Front Row- (Left to right)- Bradley Betz, Tadeo Ortiz Manzo, Adelyn Landers, Landon Kent, Aubrey Mathieu, and Kaylynn Read Back Row: (Left to right)- Skyler Kenny, Averie Hazelwood, Kaylee Bonnell, Bailey Rambert, Valerie Manz, and Charlize Pena
Lincoln Winners: Front Row- (Left to right) Delila Casas, Analysia Neilsen, and Oliva Mathieu Back Row (Left to right)- Liam Christmann, Gwen Pecher, and Logan Jones



Mrs. Waldron's and Mrs. Novak's classes spread awareness about World Autism Awareness Day today by reading the book All My Stripes to students in other classes at Lincoln School today.
World Autism Awareness Day is a global healthcare event celebrated on the 2nd of April every year, about acceptance, support and the inclusion of those with autism.








April Breakfast and Lunch Menus







Congratulations to our Lincoln March REACH award winners.


Lincoln Elementary School is now accepting applications for an Elementary Teacher for the 2025-26 school year. Please view the link for more information and to apply. Please send any questions or inquiries to Elyssa Albers at ealbers@m289.org.
https://a1-8.applitrack.com/lasalle/onlineapp/JobPostings/view.asp?choosedistrict=true&applitrackclient=38132


Our students (and a few teachers) had the best time at our 2nd Trimester Bounce House Party. Each grade earned at least 5,000 golden tickets this trimester for positive behaviors to earn this fun day. Great work to all of our Lincoln students for your PAWsome behavior! 💙💛🐾






Congratulations to Lincoln's February REACH award winners. 💙💛🐾


March lunch menus are now available!







Next week is National School Breakfast Week!


Today, a group of individuals dove into an exciting event—the Polar Plunge! They braved the cold temperatures to raise over $2000 for Special Olympics. Team Lions, Spartans, and Bears, Oh my! was made up of Tom Slater and his son Gabriel, Eli Medina, Alicia Foster and her son Trevor Carlson, and Danielle Buettner and her daughter Abby. We are proud of all of you for taking the plunge for a great cause!


Today, a group of individuals dove into an exciting event—the Polar Plunge! They braved the cold temperatures to raise over $2000 for Special Olympics. Team Lions, Spartans, and Bears, Oh my! was made up of Tom Slater and his son Gabriel, Eli Medina, Alicia Foster and her son Trevor Carlson, and Danielle Buettner and her daughter Abby. We are proud of all of you for taking the plunge for a great cause!


There will be no After School Program on February 18 or February 20 for all Mendota Elementary Schools. The program will resume on February 25.

The second trimester ends February 28, 2025! We encourage parents to attend Parent /Teacher Conferences next week!


Last Friday Lincoln students celebrated 100 days of learning. All of that hard work sure aged them. We had lots of 100 years olds roaming our halls all day. 💙💛









Time is running out for the Nothing Bundt Cake Fundraiser! Order forms and money are due this Thursday. If you have questions, please contact your child's school.


February Breakfast and Lunch Menus







Due to the cancellation of school on Tuesday, January 21, the breakfast and lunch menus will be altered this week as follows:
Breakfast (All Schools)-
Wednesday- Cinnamon roll, crackers, fruit, and juice
Thursday- Pancakes, string cheese, fruit, and juice
Friday- Uncrustable, crackers, fruit, and juice
Lunch (All Schools)-
Wednesday- No lunch (11:30 dismissal)
Thursday- Beef Tacos, fiesta black beans, cucumber slices, and pineapple
Friday- Cheesy eggs, pancakes, hashbrown, yogurt, and orange

Our principal for the day, Mr. Kent, was hard at work this afternoon at Lincoln. Mrs. Albers was grateful for all of his help and great ideas. His top priority as principal was to create a math challenge for his classmates. 💙💛🐾

