We strive to educate students and to assist them in realizing their full potential as responsible, productive, contributing members of society by providing an educational environment in which students are challenged, excellence is expected and differences are valued.
Working together we can keep Lincoln High School a safe place. Use the anonymous info link at the Resource Officer webpage to report any suspicious behavior or information that needs shared. Go Railers!
Late last night, the Illinois State Board of Education released the 2018 School Report Card. The summative designation is based on a data set consisting of 2018 SAT, DLM-AA proficiency scores, English language progress to proficiency, chronic absenteeism, and ninth grade on track and graduation rates. The four designations are: Exemplary, Commendable, Under-performing, and Lowest Performing.
Lincoln Community High School received a "Commendable" ranking which means: A school that has no under-performing student demographic groups at or below the "all students" group of the lowest 5 percent of all Title 1 schools, a graduation rate greater than 67%, and whose performance is not in the top percent of school statewide.
Mr. Poelker and I will have additional information to share later once other information is available.
Bob Bagby
Please click on the following link for important information regarding the 2019 school board elections:
Linked below are two documents that we delivered to your student during his/her English class Monday 9/24. We discussed the various topics, but wanted to follow up by posting it here as well. Please review the information and feel free to contact Ms. Varner or Ms. Sisk with questions.
All students entering 12th grade MUST show proof of 2doses of the MCV4 (meningitis) at school entry; the 2nd dose must be administered on or after the 16th birthday. If the 1st dose is received at 16 years of age or older, only 1 dose is required.
