News & Calendars - Portland Public Schools. Lincoln Middle School. Lincoln Middle School. Welcome to Lincoln Middle School Please excuse the current appearance of the Lincoln Middle School website.
We are currently in the process of transitioning to a new web format that will bring our school's website up to the standards recently introduced by Portland Public Schools Technology Services department for all schools in the Portland School District. We appreciate your patience during this time of transition! Parent Survey Lincoln parents, please take a minute to complete this Portland Public Schools parent survey. The data is extremely important to us and we want to hear from you. 5th Grade TransitionWe are excited to welcome and help transition our 5th grade students to Lincoln! Yearbook OrdersAttention parents and students, there is only a limited amount of time left to order your 2014-2015 LMS yearbooks.
Portland Public Schools. Portland Summer Success - Feeding Bodies and Minds - Portla... The Lions' Roar. Rippleffect. Thank you for visiting my Rappel For Rippleffect page!
On May 16th, I will be taking the big step Over The Edge of One City Center and rappel 173 feet down the side to Federal Street. I am taking on this personal adventure to help support the nonprofit youth organization, Rippleffect. For over 15 years, Rippleffect has been a community-based organization that has provided experiential education and wilderness adventures for youth. While many of their programs are based out of their Cow Island eco-home in Casco Bay, Rippleffect works youth organizations and schools in locations all over Maine. In 2014, Rippleffect had over 3000 young people involved in leadership programs, winter expeditions, after school programs, environmental education, sea kayak expeditions, and more! Proceeds from the pledges that I raise for Rappel For Rippleffect will go toward: For more information on Rippleffect programs, you can visit: www.rippleffect.net.
School's Out 5K Fun Run - Cool Running. Lincoln Middle School PHYSICAL EDUCATION…………………. Ms. Preisser. LMS Wellness Guidelines Motor Break Activities for the Classroom GET FITT – exercises to do at home to improve fitness.
Aerobic Capacity Exercise List; Abdominal Exercises; Upper Body Exercises Sit and Reach exercises ; Trunk lift exercises Welcome Back to School! Get involved this year by joining your school’s wellness team. Wanted: Lincoln Middle School is looking for some awesome student leaders to dominate and leave a lifelong impression on staff and student wellness. Flash Mob Video Parent Volunteers needed for 5210 Committee. Lincoln students meet Secretary of Agriculture, Tom Vilsack for a special presentation at Maine Medical Center on child nutrition and fitness. Let’s Go program on March 14, 2013 Channel 6 Channel 8 Broadcast on March 14, 2013.
Cumberland County contestant wins the bee – but it took a spell. March 23 Five hours and 94 rounds into the state spelling bee Saturday, Lucy Tumavicus succeeds on ‘neurotogenic.’
By Matt Byrne mbyrne@pressherald.comStaff Writer It started with “hamster” and ended with “neurotogenic.” click image to enlarge Lucy Tumavicus, 14, of Portland stands at the microphone Saturday during an exceptionally long Maine State Spelling Bee. Derek Davis/Staff Photographer Lucy Tumavicus, 14, of Portland won the Maine State Spelling Bee on Saturday after an exceptionally long competition which lasted 94 rounds. Inside a hushed lecture hall at the University of Southern Maine, 14 middle school students from around the state competed in the Maine State Spelling Bee on Saturday in what was the longest competition in recent memory. Lucy Tumavicus, representing Cumberland County, won in the 94th round of competition by correctly spelling “neurotogenic,” a medical term relating to the inducement of neurosis.
The nerve-wracking statewide competition took five hours. Stories of Tomorrow: How to Open Doors to Imagination in the Classroom. Tomorrow’s stories start in all sorts of places: on the drive to work, or at the movie theater.
One constant source of inspiration? The classrooms that tackle NaNoWriMo through our Young Writers Program. YWP educator Alexis Lyon talks about incorporating YWP into her class curriculum. I first saw NaNoWriMo’s Young Writers Program from a student teacher at Lincoln Middle School. My mentor also had the YWP progress chart hanging in the classroom for students who were participating in it outside of the classroom. The program was such a success for my 6th grade class. I think the hardest part of running the Young Writers Program is incorporating it into my curriculum plan for the year, though. Other obstacles I ran into were related to technology. I asked a student (Matthew Davis, now grade 7) if he thought there were obstacles. At the beginning of 6th grade I had a student that could piece together about 3/4 of a page of writing in a couple weeks.