Lincoln Daily Bulletin

Lincoln Daily Bulletin Week of April 7-11

Below are student announcements read by students during Mentorship days (usually Monday, Wednesday, and Friday)

Yearbook pre-sales are available through Schoolpay but they will sell out soon. Currently we’ve sold about 900 books and only have 250 left available for pre-sale. You snooze you lose.

Lynx! We know you’ve been working hard all year to prepare for your upcoming AP tests. Class of 2026 has organized delicious, nutritious, AP-approved snack boxes for sale so that you can stay fueled throughout your test day. AP Snack Boxes are open to all students even if you’re not taking an AP test, so order anytime now until April 30th using the link in our Instagram bio @lincolnhs2026 to DEMOLISH your AP tests!

Lincoln Speech and Debate club is hosting a spring bake sale from April 7-April 11 to raise money for our upcoming tournaments. Be sure to stop by before/after school and at lunch for some baked goods!

Attention ALL Lincoln mentorships! We extended our door decorating contest an extra day. Today is the last day to give your mentorship door some spring inspiration. Winners will be announced on Wednesday. Earn points for your house and win delicious treats for your mentorship!

All LHS groups that spend money through ASB – today is the LAST chance to attend the mandatory budget meeting. You must complete and submit your budget by the end of the day on Wednesday or you will NOT have access to your accounts next year. The meeting is immediately after school in room 231

Preorder Olympia PIZZA for $3 on schoolpay!! Pickup will be at lunch in the lower commons on 4/11! Buy a slice to celebrate spring break! 🍕🍕 Preorder -> lhs.cx/springbreakpizza

Attention Lincoln SENIORS – Auditions for graduation performances will happen the first week back from break. If you want to sing the National Anthem or you have a musical number you would like to perform at graduation, you can come to auditions on Tuesday, April 22^nd after school or Thursday, April 24^th during lunch in the choir room (C104). More detailed information will be released through Mentorship on Friday.

Another opportunity for SENIORS – Auditions for graduation speeches will be held the 2^nd week back from break. If you would like to give a speech at graduation, come to auditions on Tuesday, April 29^th in Mr. Long’s room (431). There are 2 opportunities to audition that day – during lunch and after school. More detailed information will be released through Mentorship on Friday.

Hey door decorators! We will be coming around right after these announcements to check for our winner. Make sure your decorations are on full display – if they are on the inside of the door, open those doors NOW. We’ve already seen a ton of incredible, spring inspired doors. Winners will be announced on Friday and treats will be delivered to your mentorship. Good luck everyone!

Lynx – make sure you have signed up for Exhibitions BEFORE we leave for break. Participation in Exhibitions is directly tied to your 2^nd semester grade for mentorship. Not sure if you signed up? Email Ms. Goehring to verify.

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Yearbook pre-sales are available through Schoolpay but they will sell out soon. Currently we’ve sold about 900 books and only have 250 left available for pre-sale. You snooze you lose.

Hey LYNX! Fill out the Interest form for Cross Connections (you can find it on the main page of Schoology). Cross Connections is a program that connects Lincoln High School students with residents of the assisted living center right across the street. If you join, you’ll meet once a week to chat with a resident from the center. Plus, you’ll earn service hours and get a chance to interview the resident if you’re chosen. Help build connection in your community and get service hours for it, apply on Schoology!

Interested in theatre but not looking to act? Join Crew for Lincoln’s spring musical, Chicago! Signup link is available on Schoology and on our Instagram (@lynxtheatrearts) through the link in the bio. The deadline to sign up is Friday, April 4th. Questions? Contact 1jrdetrano@seattleschools.org

The SPREE committee is SO excited! We’ve already sold 270 tickets (65% of the class!). Our goal is to have 100% attendance! To make that happen, we’ve extended the $75 Early Bird Ticket Sale. Again, this is a +$300/per student party!!! There are also Full Scholarships are available for anyone who needs it. Mr. Flavors can help fulfill any scholarship requests. Following graduation, you’ll board a charter bus destined to secret locations and private parties dedicated exclusively for YOU! It is an all-night event featuring entertainment, food, prizes and plenty of fun! Think you know where you’ll be partying? Think again, this year’s committee has changed things up! Don’t miss out— buy your ticket now! Every senior deserves to celebrate! For more information visit the Class of 2025 SPREE website or email us at lincolnlynx2025@gmail.com.

Hey Lincoln artists! Spirit committee is looking for 5-6 artists to create portraits of lynx for the spirit day lynx heads on the first floor across the hall from the main office. If you interested, please fill out the form on schoology or email Madalyn Getman 1mbgetman@seattleschools.org

Hey Lynx! Want to stand out to your dream school? Top students don’t just participate, they create. Ponder helps you turn your passions into impressive extracurriculars with AI-powered mentorship, gamified challenges, and a network of like-minded peers. Ponder is created by Lincoln students and is in beta testing so we would love your feedback! Try it for free today! Learn more at ponder.school or email Ciel Huntting.

The 2nd Annual Lincoln Math Competition will be hosted this coming Sunday, April 6th! We have almost 300 registrations, so we need volunteers to work as proctors, graders, hall monitors, etc. Service hours are available. If you’re interested in helping out or have already signed up, make sure to attend a mandatory training meeting on Monday or Friday after school in Ms. Hashemi’s room. Looking forward to seeing you there!

Yearbook pre-sales are available through Schoolpay but they will sell out soon. Currently we’ve sold about 900 books and only have 250 left available for pre-sale. You snooze you lose.

Support Lincoln Journalism today, April 2nd at Chipotle from 4-8pm! Use code 7CNYC29 for an online order or show the graphic (which can be found on the Journalism Instagram) at the checkout counter. We hope to see you there Lynx!

The SPREE committee is SO excited! We’ve already sold 270 tickets (65% of the class!). Our goal is to have 100% attendance! To make that happen, we’ve extended the $75 Early Bird Ticket Sale. Again, this is a +$300/per student party!!! There are also full scholarship are available for anyone who needs it. Mr. Flavors can help fulfill any scholarship requests. Following graduation, you’ll board a charter bus destined to secret locations and private parties dedicated exclusively for YOU! It is an all-night event featuring entertainment, food, prizes and plenty of fun! Think you know where you’ll be partying? Think again, this year’s committee has changed things up! Don’t miss out— buy your ticket Now! Every senior deserves to celebrate! For more information visit the Class of 2025 SPREE website or email us at lincolnlynx2025@gmail.com

Come to the Upper Commons after school Monday, March 24th, to learn how to make dumplings as well as eat them! Vegetarian and meat options available. This event is hosted by Chinese Club!

Hey Lynx! Want to get creative, show off your art skills, spread joy, and earn service hours all at once?! Join Color Ventures Club, where we make fun activity books and coloring pages for children in hospitals! We meet every other Wednesday, starting March 26th, in Ms. Montgomery’s in room 353 so don’t miss out! Questions? Contact Sumaya Abdulkadir! See you there!

If you have not signed up for a class exhibition project by this Friday, 3/28/25, you class project will be decided for you. You can sign up on Schoology, any further questions can go to Ms. Goehring

Lincoln High School presents … TOLO! Join us at Lincoln on April 4th from 7-10pm for Lincolns first annual spring dance. The theme is spring flowers. Ticket are on sale NOW. ASB card required to enter. No Heels or Hard-Bottomed Shoes. No Re-Entry. Enter through Main Entrance or Courtyard Gate. Snacks available at the Student Store. Guest forms are available outside of Ms. G’s office and are due 4/2.

Hey Lynx! Want to stand out to your dream school? Top students don’t just participate, they create. Ponder helps you turn your passions into impressive extracurriculars with AI-powered mentorship, gamified challenges, and a network of like-minded peers. Ponder is created by Lincoln students and is in beta testing so we would love your feedback! Try it for free today! Learn more at ponder.school or email Ciel Huntting

Lincoln High School presents … TOLO! Join us at Lincoln on April 4th from 7-10pm for Lincolns first annual spring dance. The theme is spring flowers. Ticket sales begin 3/17-3/21 with easy bird prices of $10 w/ASB, and $20 without ASB and for all Guests. ASB card required to enter. No Heels or Hard-Bottomed Shoes. No Re-Entry. Enter through Courtyard Gate. Snacks available at the Student Store. Guest forms are available outside of Ms. G’s office and are due 4/2.

Come out Tuesday March 18th at 7pm to support our incredible choirs at their Spring Concert: Roots and Branches! Enjoy performances from Concert Choir, Advanced Chorale, and Lincoln Vocal Jazz as they showcase their talent and hard work. Our students have recently won numerous awards—now’s your chance to see why! Don’t miss this evening of fantastic music and school spirit. Admission is free and banh mi and concessions are available before the concert.

The Lincoln Math Club SWEPT both the team and topical events at WSMC regionals on Wednesday, March 12th. The club won 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place in both events, and will move on to hopefully also sweeping the state event in May.

The SPREE committee is SO excited! We’ve already sold 270 tickets (65% of the class!). Our goal is to have 100% attendance! To make that happen, we’ve extended the $75 Early Bird Ticket Sale. Again, this is a +$300/per student party!!! There are also full scholarships are available for anyone who needs it. Mr. Flavors can help fulfill any scholarship requests. Following graduation, you’ll board a charter bus destined to secret locations and private parties dedicated exclusively for YOU! It is an all-night event featuring entertainment, food, prizes and plenty of fun! Think you know where you’ll be partying? Think again, this year’s committee has changed things up! Don’t miss out— buy your ticket Now! Every senior deserves to celebrate! For more information visit the Class of 2025 SPREE website or email us at lincolnlynx2025@gmail.com

Come to the Upper Commons after school Monday, March 24th, to learn how to make dumplings as well as eat them! Vegetarian and meat options available. This event is hosted by Chinese Club!

Lynx! We know you’ve been working hard all year to prepare for your upcoming AP tests. Class of 2026 has organized delicious, nutritious, AP-approved snack boxes for sale so that you can stay fueled throughout your test day. AP Snack Boxes are open to all students even if you’re not taking an AP test, so order today from the link in our Instagram bio @lincolnhs2026 to Demolish your AP tests!

Hey Lynx! Want to get creative, show off your art skills, spread joy, and earn service hours all at once?! Join Color Ventures Club, where we make fun activity books and coloring pages for children in hospitals! We meet every other Wednesday, starting March 26th, in Ms. Montgomerys in room 353 so don’t miss out! Questions? Contact Sumaya Abdulkadir! See you there!

Hey Lynx! Do you want free pizza? Do you want to receive volunteer hours? Do you want to make an positive impact on kids all over Seattle? Then sign up NOW to volunteer at the Lincoln Math Competition hosted by your very own Lincoln Math Club! Volunteers will help us do everything from making sure kids compete properly to setting up and then eating the free pizza provided at the event! Look on the ASB Schoology or contact 1byyang@seattleschools.org to sign up! Everybody is welcome to volunteer!

Hey Lynx! Fill out the Interest form for Cross Connections (you can find it on the main page of Schoology). Cross Connections is a program that connects Lincoln High School students with residents of the assisted living center right across the street. If you join, you’ll meet once a week to chat with a resident from the center. Plus, you’ll earn service hours and get a chance to interview the resident if you’re chosen. Help build connection in your community and get service hours for it, apply on Schoology!

Lincoln Unified Basketball will be hosting their home game of the season on Friday, March 14th at 6:00 PM. Come cheer on our lynx as they take on the Ballard Beavers in Cram the Cave!

Congratulations to our Boys Swim State qualifiers: Bennett Carver, Theo Davis, Miles Bratman, Nash Bayne, Dane Peterson, Phillip Zhou, Raffi Whaley, Roman Semenovich

The Lincoln Math Club Swept both the team and topical events at WSMC regionals on Wednesday, March 12th. The club won 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place in both events, and will move on to hopefully also sweeping the state event in May.

Hey Lynx! The Lincoln blood drives are back! On March 6th AND 7th, we will collect over 80 donations!! Over a million high schoolers donate blood every year, we make up a 10% of the country’s blood supply as only 2.8% of the population. It’s a quick and painless process AND you get ramen, snacks, and baked goods for free! Sign up via Schoology before all the spots are gone! Contact Adithi Boppana for any questions.

Come to Chinese club on Thursday during lunch in Mr. Nimni’s room, room 352, for snacks and Chinese culture lessons!

Are you interested in Running Start? Lincoln counselors will be hosting the Running Start Info Meeting on Wednesday, March 5th during mentorship. If you did not sign up during registration, please come to the counseling center no later than Tuesday, March 4th at lunch to sign up.

Reminder! SPREE Tickets!!! $75 Early Bird Sale! Nearly 200 Tickets Already Sold!!!! SPREE Tickets on SALE! Don’t miss the early bird ticket price of $75! This heavily discounted price is possible due to many generous donations. The actual cost to throw SPREE is $300+ per student SPREE is a long-standing PTSA tradition. Following graduation, students will board charter buses destined to secret locations and private parties dedicated exclusively to them. It is a safe and sober all-night event featuring entertainment, food, prizes and plenty of fun! Don’t miss out— buy your ticket Now! EVERY senior deserves to celebrate! Scholarships are available. Please contact Mr. Flavors for information.

Support Lincoln’s journalism program by heading over to Tutabella and using code EasyAsPieLHS when you order your food, and journalism will receive a percentage of the sales! You can use this code for dine-in or an online order anytime between 3/2-3/6. Again the code is EasyAsPieLHS, we hope to get your support!

Hey Lynx! Do you want free pizza? Do you want to receive volunteer hours? Do you want to make an positive impact on kids all over Seattle? Then sign up NOW to volunteer at the Lincoln Math Competition hosted by your very own Lincoln Math Club! Volunteers will help us do everything from making sure kids compete properly to setting up and then eating the free pizza provided at the event! Look on the ASB schoology or contact 1byyang@seattleschools.org to sign up! Everybody is welcome to volunteer!

Lincoln Choir members had a strong showing at this year’s solo and ensemble competition. Congratulations to the following students who will represent Lincoln at the state finals in April: Soprano winner: Micaela Omoto, Tenor winner: Cannon Evans, Baritone winner: Colm McLain, Small Mixed ensemble winner: Micaela Omoto, Cannon Evans, Eleanor Edlefsen, Hank Warburton. Also Congratulate our alternates: 1st alternate Small mixed group: Diego Bays, George McKay, Eleanor Edlefsen, Riley Tufte. 1st Alternate Baritone, Hank Warburton. 2nd Alternate Alto, Eleanor Edlefsen 2nd Alternate: Large Treble Ensemble Come and hear some of these talented singers at our next choir concert, March 18th!

Lincoln Unified Basketball will be hosting their home game of the season on Friday, March 14th at 6:00 PM. Come cheer on our lynx as they take on the Ballard Beavers in Cram the Cave!

If y’all didn’t already know, March is Women’s History Month! Lincoln’s Feminism Club is partnering with the library for another display! This year, we are focusing on Women in Male-Dominated Fields, Women in Activism, and Diverse Authors and Characters, following the theme for 2025; “Moving Forward Together! Women Educating & Inspiring Generations.” Check out the display at the front of the library!

Congratulations to our Boys Swim State qualifiers: Bennett Carver, Theo Davis, Miles Bratman, Nash Bayne, Dane Peterson, Phillip Zhou, Raffi Whaley, Roman Semenovich

Hey Lynx! February 26th is cultural clothing day! Come to school in an outfit from your culture in celebration of multicultural week!

Want to be an MC for the upcoming Multicultural Assembly? Apply through the link on Schoology, or contact Adithi Bopanna with questions.

Hey Lynx! Are you craving a sweet treat? Well, come support the annual Women in Business bake sale! We will be in the upper commons at lunch on the 26th, 27th, and 28th of February! All proceeds will go to club materials and future club activities like a field trip or guest speaker! Also, if you are interested in joining WIB, we will have a sign-up sheet at our bake sale table, so make sure you stop by and sign up! We meet every Thursday at lunch in room 353. See you all there!

Are you interested in learning about current state legislature? Come to room 351 on Thursday the 27th during lunch, where LHS 4 Climate Justice will be presenting on upcoming bills related to climate justice! There will also be info on voter registration and preregistration!

Nanny of the Maroons was a powerful freedom fighter and leader of the Jamaican Maroons, a group of formerly enslaved people who escaped to form their own communities. In the early 18th century, she became known as an exceptional military leader, admired by both the Maroons and British settlers. Nanny symbolized unity and strength, especially during the First Maroon War (1720-1739) against the British. While celebrated in songs and stories, some facts about her, like her nickname “Granny Nanny,” are also well-documented.

Samuel Sharpe was the main leader of the 1831 Slave Rebellion in Jamaica, an important event that helped lead to the end of slavery. Samuel was smart and a natural leader, which earned him the role of a leader in the native Baptist community in Montego Bay. Since slaves weren’t allowed to organize in any way except for religious meetings, Samuel used these church gatherings to share his thoughts and encourage others to think about the unfairness of slavery, especially after hearing about events in England that affected both the slaves and Jamaica.

Come to Chinese club on Thursday during lunch in Mr. Nimni’s room, room 352, for snacks and Chinese culture lessons!

Congratulations to the Lincoln gymnastics team for a great performance at the state meet! Special shout-out to Nour Chalasani for qualifying to event finals and placing 6th on vault!

Seniors, please double check today that your senior portrait was uploaded correctly. Copies are taped to the wall near Mr. Snyder’s room 205. If there are any issues contact Ella Nelson ASAP. For everyone else, don’t forget to pre-order your yearbook on SchoolPay. We will only have a finite amount and they will eventually sell out.

Elaine Brown is an American prison activist, writer, singer, and former Black Panther Party chairwoman who is based in Oakland, California. She was involved in social justice and the Black Liberation Movement, eventually joining the Black Panther Party. Brown played a key role in establishing the Party’s Free Breakfast for Children program and was later appointed to the Party’s Central Committee. Currently at the age of 81, Brown serves as the Chief Operating Officer of Oakland & the World Enterprises, an organization she founded in 2014.

Reminder! SPREE Tickets!!! $75 Early Bird Sale! Nearly 200 Tickets Already Sold!!!! SPREE Tickets on Sale! Don’t miss the early bird ticket price of $75! This heavily discounted price is possible due to many generous donations. The actual cost to throw SPREE is $300+ per student SPREE is a long-standing PTSA tradition. Following graduation, students will board charter buses destined to secret locations and private parties dedicated exclusively to them. It is a safe and sober all-night event featuring entertainment, food, prizes and plenty of fun! Don’t miss out— buy your ticket NOW! EVERY senior deserves to celebrate! Scholarships are available. Please contact Mr. Flavors for information.

Support Lincoln’s journalism program by heading over to Tutabella and using code EasyAsPieLHS when you order your food, and journalism will receive a percentage of the sales! You can use this code for dine-in or an online order anytime between March second and march six. Again the code is EasyAsPieLHS, we hope to get your support!

Hey Lynx! Do you want free pizza? Do you want to receive volunteer hours? Do you want to make an positive impact on kids all over Seattle? Then sign up NOW to volunteer at the Lincoln Math Competition hosted by your very own Lincoln Math Club! Volunteers will help us do everything from making sure kids compete properly to setting up and then eating the Free Pizza provided at the event! Look on the ASB schoology or contact 1byyang@seattleschools.org to sign up! Everybody is welcome to volunteer!

Lincoln Unified Basketball will be hosting their home game of the season on Friday, March 14th at 6:00 PM. Come cheer on our lynx as they take on the Ballard Beavers in Cram the Cave!

Hey Lynx! NAMI on Campus is having its bake sale fundraiser this week at lunch! Don’t forget to stop by, its right in front of the main entrance! Support mental health and donate to NAMI so we can continue to uplift NAMI members with our activities!

Hey Lynx! February 26th is cultural clothing day! Come to school in an outfit from your culture in celebration of multicultural week!

Malcolm X was a powerful leader and speaker who worked to improve the lives of Black people in America. He encouraged Black people to be proud of their heritage and to stand up for their rights. Malcolm X also fought against racism and segregation, speaking out against unfair treatment. He helped inspire many people to join the Civil Rights Movement, which aimed to end discrimination. His efforts made a lasting impact on the Black community and their fight for equality.

Congratulations to the Lincoln Gymnastics team for a great District Meet on Saturday. We have five gymnasts who qualified for state: Merrick Berger, Anastasia Corner, Nour Chalasani, Jadyn King, and Courtney Lee. Special shoutout to Nour for winning first place on vault at districts!

Attention all potential track and field athletes. There will be a very short informational meeting this Wednesday, February 12th, after school in the lower commons.

Ella Josephine Baker was a human and civil rights activist. Ms. Baker was an incredible organizer and instrumental in the civil rights movement. She centered her work on confronting the violence African Americans experienced and developing group leadership and action. Among her many contributions and the organizations she was involved, Ella Baker was a founder of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee, which partook in sit-ins, freedom rides, and much more.

Miles Davis was a famous jazz musician who defined jazz in the 20th century and still today leaves a mark on many musicians. Starting trumpet at the age of 13 he headed off to Julliard, a famous music school in New York, for college. However, he dropped out and joined the famous bebop quintet with Rollins, Garland, Chambers and Jones. He has won 9 Grammys and recorded 60 studio albums and will forever be known as one of the founders of jazz.

Black Lives Matter (BLM) is a movement that fights for fairness and justice for Black people. Their mission is to stop racism and violence against Black communities. They have organized protests, helped change laws, and raised awareness about police brutality. BLM also supports programs that help Black people with education, jobs, and safety. Their work has made more people talk about equality and the need for change.

Want to be an MC for the upcoming Multicultural Assembly? Apply through the link on Schoology, or contact Adithi Bopanna with questions.

Remember – today is the last day to cast your vote for next year’s ASB reps. The ballot will close at 11:59pm Tonight! All videos and the voting form can be found on the Lincoln ASB Schoology Group page. Ask your mentorship teacher if you are having trouble accessing the ballot.

Are you a senior who loves music? Want to show off your playlists? Our yearbook team is making a senior playlist page and needs people to add! The page consists of a photo, short interview, and Spotify code that links to your playlist. Want to be included? Find our QR code in the halls or email An-Mei at 1afdraper or clementine at 1cpdavishall for more information.

Lincoln Unified Basketball will be hosting their home game of the season on Friday, March 14th at 6:00 PM. Come cheer on our lynx as they take on the Ballard Beavers in Cram the Cave!

Black History Month began as a way of remembering important people and events in the African diaspora, initially lasting a week before becoming a month-long. Every day we will be highlighting Black figures and their contributions. Today we’re talking about “FlyGirl”. Vernice “FlyGirl” Armour has gone down in history as a trailblazing American pilot and the first African-American female combat aviator in the Marine Corps. In 2001 she made history by providing critical support in Operation Iraqi Freedom. She was awarded a multitude of awards for this, including a Presidential Unit Citation. Her achievements broke barriers for women and minorities in aviation, inspiring many others after her.

Do you have an anonymous message you want to send but can’t risk it being traceable over text? Valentine’s Candygrams are being sold for just two dollars everyday this week in the upper commons before school, after school, and during lunch! These candygrams are brought to you by T-Mobile Club.

It’s the LAST week to get your tickets for Winter Formal. Ticket sales close this Wednesday! Formal is on Saturday. Can’t wait to see you all at The Shop! Don’t forget, all students (Lincoln and guests) need a photo ID for entry.

UThrift’s thrift swap is coming up on Wednesday!! (22nd) in Ms. Montgomery’s room! Bring your gently loved clothes to Mr Damicos’ Room and swap them for something fresh. No cash, no waste—just sustainable style! Don’t miss it!

2028 Movie Night!! Pull up for Mean Girls in the library on 1/31! Pizza, popcorn, and candy will be there!

Come to Chinese club in room 352 on Thursday, January 30th during lunch for free food, drinks and Lunar New Year activities!

Did someone say food? The student store is now stocked with muffins, croissants, drinks, and more!! It will be open before school, during passing periods, and during lunch. Make sure to stop by today (1/24) and next week (1/27 – 1/31) for a sweet treat

Registration for Spring Boys Lacrosse is open. See the screen in the Commons for QR code, or visit lincoln-lacrosse.com to find the TeamSnap registration link.

This is the last week to get your guest forms in for Winter Formal! Formal is on Saturday, February 8th and guest forms are due this Friday – January 31st. Late guest forms will not be accepted. You cannot purchase your guest ticket without a completed form. Tickets are on sale now through Wednesday, February 5th. There are separate lines for cash and credit – hot tip, cash is typically shorter. Find us in the lower commons before and after school and during lunch!

ASB Elections are officially up and running. We have our final information meeting today (Friday, January 24th) during lunch in room 231. Please check with your mentorship teacher for more information and links to the application. There are also posters with QR codes arounds the school as well as on the TV in the upper commons.

Are you passionate about our oceans? Does marine biology, conservation and oceanography interest you? If so, come to Marine Science club every other Tuesday starting next week!

UThrift’s thrift swap is coming up on Wednesday!! (22nd) in Ms. Montgomery’s room! Bring your gently loved clothes to Mr Daminco’s room and swap them for something fresh. No cash, no waste—just sustainable style! Don’t miss it!

2028 Movie Night!! Pull up for Mean Girls in the library on 1/31! Pizza, popcorn, and candy will be there!

Come to Chinese club in room 352 on Thursday, January 30th during lunch for free food, drinks and Lunar New Year activities!

Winter formal is coming up! Bringing a guest? Make sure you pick up your guest form outside of Ms. G’s office in the upper commons now. Completed forms are due Friday, January 31st. You cannot purchase your guest ticket without a completed form. We start selling tickets on Tuesday, January 21st. You cannot purchase your guest ticket without Ms. G signing off on your completed guest form.

Be a reading buddy at the Wallingford Boys and Girls Club! The first 3 dates will be after school on January 13th, 17th, and 24th. Look for signs around the school and sign up. QR codes are also on the TV in the upper commons. Ask Ms. G if you have any questions

Did someone say food? The student store is now stocked with muffins, croissants, drinks, and more!! It will be open before school, during passing periods, and during lunch. Make sure to stop by today (1/24) and next week (1/27 – 1/31) for a sweet treat.

Hey Lynx, a Winter Carnival is being hosted on Friday, January, 17th from 5-7pm. Come enjoy games, food and winter festivities. Pull Up!!

Lincoln’s Sexuality and Gender Alliance is hosting its annual bake/art sale from January 13th – 17th! Pull up to the library during lunch for delicious baked treats and handmade artwork including jewelry, yarn crafts, and much more! Interested in selling your own goods? Fill out the sign up form in the Lincoln SAGA schoology page!

Come help clean up your Greenlake community this Sunday, January 19th! Meet at the Bath House Theater parking lot at 8:45am for litter patrol around greenlake! Equipment provided, dress for the weather and 2 mile walk! Earn service hours

January is Americans of Chinese Descent History Month. It is a time to honor the lives, history, achievements, and contributions of Chinese Americans and Americans of Chinese descent. Wong Kim Ark, born in San Francisco in 1873, was denied re-entry to the United States after a trip abroad, as a result of the Chinese Exclusion Act. He challenged the government’s refusal to recognize his citizenship, and the Supreme Court ruled in his favor.

Are you passionate about our oceans? Does marine biology, conservation and oceanography interest you? If so, come to Marine Science club every other Tuesday starting next week!

UThrift’s thrift swap is coming up On Wednesday!! (22nd) in Ms. Montgomery’s room! Bring your gently loved clothes to Mr. Damico’s Room and swap them for something fresh. No cash, no waste—just sustainable style! Don’t miss it!

Hey Lynx, a Winter Carnival is being hosted on Friday, January, 17th from 5-7pm. Come enjoy games, food and winter festivities. Pull Up!!

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Winter is here, and it’s time for a supply drive to help keep Seattle homeless teens warm and dry. If you have spare winter clothing, raingear, or other essential items, please bring them to the donation area set up just inside the Main Entrance. Donations from this drive will be sent to Teen Feed, a local organization that helps homeless Seattle teenagers, and the drive runs until the 18th. Please contact Alan Van Eaton with questions.

Hey Parents, support ASU or Asian Student Union and buy snack boxes today! ASU is hosting its biggest fundraiser: a huge variety of Asian snacks delivered to your student on the week of 12/16. There is a Limited Amount, so buy yours for $25 quickly! Buy Asian Student Union Snackbox.

Chinese Club is hosting its winter fundraiser next week, December 9th! All bags include milk candy, Chinese crackers, fruit jelly, hawthorne candy, and stickers. Reserve your bag by December 11th – see posters around the school and on the TV for more information

Hey Lynx! We’re excited to invite you to our Cookie Decorating Competition on December 16th and 17th in the upper commons. It’s a fantastic opportunity to get creative and show some holiday spirit! Submitting your cookie to be judged is not required, but you’ll get a treat if you do! Small cookies are $2 each and big cookies are $3 each. All profits will go to the Class of 2027 ASB. We can’t wait to see you there!

Lincoln’s Feminism Club is holding a menstrual product drive! Donate menstrual and hygiene such as tampons, pads, deodorant, and toothbrush and toothpaste products at the boxes located by the historical entrance and the main entrance. All products will be given to FamilyWorks and distributed at local women’s shelters after winter break. Have any questions or want to learn more on how to help local shelters during the winter? Reach out on Instagram!

Lincoln!! The Winter Spirit Week has begun!! Today is beach resort vs ski lodge. Hopefully you are all in your summer or winter gear!! Make sure to send your spirit fits to @lincolnlynxspirit to be featured on the story. Tomorrow is Sweater Weather day so pull up to school in your best, or ugliest, looking sweater! Make sure to participate and go all out for the last spirit week of 2024!!!

Are you in need of a closet refresh for the winter? If so donate clothes to UThrift! We’re hosting a swap this Wednesday in Ms. Montgomerys room at lunch! You can donate your clothes at any time to Mr. Damico’s room (351) and join us for free clothes at the swap.

Join us on Thursday, December 12th at 4:30 PM to cheer on the Lincoln Lynx Unified team against Ballard Beavers Unified in the annual Jam the Dam! The game will be at Ballard High School Gym. Admission is free! Come cheer and have a great time! Questions? Talk with Matilda White or Zoe Lewis!

Wintergrams are on sale now! Come to the library Monday December 9th through Friday December 13th during lunch to write a note to another student or a staff member that will be delivered to them on Monday December 16th during mentorship with a sweet treat! They cost $1, cash only. Spread some holiday cheer and come get some Wintergrams!

HEY PARENTS, support ASU or Asian Student Union and buy snack boxes today! ASU is hosting its biggest fundraiser: a huge variety of Asian snacks delivered to your student on the week of 12/16. There is a limited amount, so buy your Asian Student Union Snack Box for $25 today!

Listen up if you like food: ASU is handing out 100 Snack Boxes the week of December 16th! They will have a huge variety of Asian snacks in them and one box will be $25. Find a poster around the school with a QR code to order one before they run out and support ASU! Contact Fiona Liu if you want to learn more.

Hello Lincoln Students! Do you need an easy way to earn volunteer hours? Do you think you’re smart enough to tutor middle school students? Then sign up for Junior Lynx Tutoring! Every Monday and Wednesday stay after school for an hour to tutor Hamilton Middle schoolers in easy subjects. Tutoring is often needed in math, science, and we have a high demand for Spanish tutors. Fill out the form if you’re interested in volunteering to tutor middle school students and would like to learn more information.

Are you Turkish? Do you want to represent your culture? Join the Turkish Dance for the Multicultural Assembly! Fill out the form on Schoology if you’re interested!

As the days get colder, warm up with some delicious hot coco and sweet treats this week, Dec 2-6th. BSU’s hot coco bake sale is taking place before & after school in the main entrance.

Hey Lynx! Interested in policy and local legislature and learning more about initiatives that were on the ballot this election term? Come to Room 351 during lunch on December 5 and learn about how they can affect you and your community! Snacks will be provided!

Come to Potluck Club today for a fun, holiday-themed potluck! We meet in room 451 during lunch on the first Monday of every month.

Come to the winter formal planning meeting on December 5th in Ms. Cassidy’s room, room 332! Bring all of your friends to hang out and brainstorm ideas with the planners of this year’s winter formal dance!

Hey everyone, Friend Choir is back this Friday December 6th at lunch! Join us for our final meeting in December where we’ll work on Jingle Bell Rock. Bring your lunch and sing along, even if you don’t read music! Sing for fun or level up and join us on stage for our concert on December 12th. See Ms. Mell with any questions.

Want to donate to a charitable cause? Come donate to the Lynx clothing drive! The drive will run from November 18th to December 18th. We need items like sleeping bags, blankets, coats, hand warmers, and socks. We do NOT accept clothing in poor condition, any used items, medicine, cleaning supplies, etc.

Come to the first ever Lincoln career job fair, taking place in the library during lunch on Monday the 18th. There will be opportunity’s to learn about internships, jobs you can get today! and career paths you can focus on in the future! Set yourself up for success stop, stop!

Are you interested in Neuroscience, and want to learn more about it? Come to Neuroscience Club during lunch on Monday November 18th in room 231!

Class of 2027 Pay Attention Now! Do you want new merch? The class of 2027 council is selling crewnecks and quarter zips with designs that the whole class voted on! Purchase by November 25th! The link is on Schoology and our Instagram!

Need a gift idea for the holiday season that supports a good cause? The class of 2027 is selling crewnecks and quarter zips! A perfect gift for parents, students, friends, family, and more! Funds will go to the class of 2027. Buy until November 25th on schoolpay.

Do you have any pet toys and supplies that your pet doesn’t use? Donate them in the library from 11/12-11/26. All donations go to SAFe Pet Pantry and are given to low-income pet owners.

Do you ever walk by a homeless person asking for help on the street? Do you not have anything to give them? Lincoln High School’s Living Outside Club is here to help! We have care-bags set out in the fourth floor flex-space! Take one and give it to someone in need! Be a good person!

Want to donate to a charitable cause? Come donate to the Lynx clothing drive! The drive will run from November 18th to December 18th. We need items like sleeping bags, blankets, coats, hand warmers, and socks. We do NOT accept clothing in poor condition, any used items, medicine, cleaning supplies, etc.

DECA is having a food drive from now until November 26th! We’re taking items like canned food, cereals, and other non-perishable, packaged foods. All proceeds go to the Ballard Food Bank, and the donation bin is in Mr. Reed’s room. Donate Today!!

Hey Lynx! Lincoln Choirs is hosting our Autumn Leaves Bake Sale, starting Nov. 18th going through Nov. 26th. Stop by with CASH before and after school by the main entrance to buy apple cider, hot cocoa, and fresh baked pastries!! See you there! 🙂

Are you a student athlete? T-Mobile club is hosting the First Annual Thank You T-Mobile Thanksgiving T-Mobile Club Speedwalking Contest on Tuesday the 26th. Join us in the lower commons for this exciting race, and help support T-Mobile club! For more information, go to our Instagram account @tmobileclub.

Hello Lincoln Students! Do you need an easy way to earn volunteer hours? Do you think you’re smart enough to tutor middle school students? Then sign up for Junior Lynx Tutoring! Every Monday and Wednesday stay after school for an hour to tutor Hamilton Middle schoolers in easy subjects. Tutoring is often needed in math, science, and we have a high demand for Spanish tutors. Fill out the form if you’re interested in volunteering with middle school students and would like to learn more information.

Hey lynx! Interested in debate and competing at national and regional competitions? Make sure to come to debate clubs coaching session with the UW president of debate tomorrow, Tuesday November 26 at 3:45 PM in room 433! Snacks will be provided. And also be sure to join Debate Club!

Are you Turkish? Do you want to represent your culture? Join the Turkish Dance for the Multicultural Assembly! Fill out the form on schoology if you’re interested!

Are you interested in Neuroscience, and want to learn more about it? Come to Neuroscience Club during lunch on Monday November 18th in room 231!

Do you have any pet toys and supplies that your pet doesn’t use? Donate them in the library from 11/12-11/26. All donations go to SAFe Pet Pantry and are given to low-income pet owners.

Hello Lynx Freshman! This is the Lincoln Student Ambassadors program. We are currently looking to recruit a 9th Grade Head Ambassador. If you didn’t already know, our program is similar to Lynx Crew, but we specialize in helping newly transferred students. As a 9th grade Student Ambassador you are assisting with the organization of the Student Ambassador program. Your roles will include the following: virtual meetings with the Head Ambassador team every other week, monthly emails to student ambassadors, and planning upcoming Student Ambassador events. We are looking for someone who is organized, on-time, diligent, responsible, and respectful. This is an amazing opportunity to create change within our school community! If selected, we kindly hope that you consider serving as Head Ambassador for the duration of your time at Lincoln. If you are interested, please fill out the application form on schoology for the position and we will contact you for your interview.

Are you a high school student passionate about service and interested in a paid summer internship at a nonprofit organization? Teens in Public Service (TIPS) places high school interns at a variety of nonprofits – museums, food banks, nature preserves, summer camps and more. Apply today for the Teens in Public Service (TIPS) Summer 2025 program.

Come support Lincoln Journalism at Seattle Pops on Friday, November 22! Buy a popsicle and 10% of your purchase will help fund future editions of The Lincoln Log and our journalism program! See you there!

Come to ethnic food club’s second meeting! We have a meeting this Friday in room 353 and bring food for anyone to try from a different cuisine each meeting. This week we will have Argentinian dessert alfajores! More information can be found on our Instagram lhs.ethnicfoodclub. We hope to see you there!

Today is International Transgender Day of Remembrance. Commonly known as Trans Day of Remembrance, this memorial honors members of the Transgender community who have been murdered as a result of transphobia in the past year.

Alzar School is a semester school for motivated 10th and 11th grade students that combines engaging academics, cultural exchange, and outdoor adventure. Students live alongside their peers at our home campus in Idaho, immerse themselves in Chilean culture for six weeks in Patagonia, and explore incredible landscapes during four weeks of backpacking and paddling expeditions. Learn more about Alzar School , visit our website, or stop by our visit on Friday, November 22st during lunch outside the counseling office!

Are you interested in Neuroscience, and want to learn more about it? Come to Neuroscience Club during lunch on Monday November 18th in room 231!

Do you have any pet toys and supplies that your pet doesn’t use? Donate them in the library from 11/12-11/26. All donations go to SAFe Pet Pantry and are given to low-income pet owners.

Ethics Bowl Bake sale is going on this week, 11/12-11/15, before school inside the main entrance and during lunch inside the historical entrance. We will be selling baked goods and other treats! Bring cash!!

Buy your tickets for the Lincoln High School Fall Play, She Kills Monsters! Tickets are $9 with ASB, $12 for students or senior citizens, and $16 for adults. We open Friday, November 15th as well as having shows the 16th, 21, 22, and 23rd – all at 7pm, and an additional matinee performance on the 23rd at 2pm. Come support Lincoln Theatre!

Have you ever wanted a space to share photography, learn new skills, and meet other photographers at Lincoln? Come to the first ever Photography Club meeting this Friday, November 15th, at lunch in Mr. Puri’s classroom, room 107! Hope to see you there!

Do you like traditional Japanese dancing? Are you looking for an opportunity to show off your Japanese heritage and wear a kimono? Then you should join us to dance Bon Odori for the Multicultural Assembly! No previous dancing skills required! For more information, contact Kanna Yanagishima at 1kayanagishima@seattleschools.org or Micaela Omoto at 1mjomoto@seattleschools.org

Come to the first ever Lincoln career job fair, taking place in the library during lunch on Monday the 18th. There will be opportunity’s to learn about internships, jobs you can get today! and career paths you can focus on in the future! Set yourself up for success, stop by!

Are you interested in Neuroscience, and want to learn more about it? Come to Neuroscience Club during lunch on Monday November 18th in room 231!

Class of 2027 Pay Attention Now!Do you want new merch? The class of 2027 council is selling crewnecks and quarter zips with designs that the whole class voted on! Purchase by November 25th! The link is on Schoology and our Instagram!

Alzar School is a semester school for motivated 10th and 11th grade students that combines engaging academics, cultural exchange, and outdoor adventure. Students live alongside their peers at our home campus in Idaho, immerse themselves in Chilean culture for six weeks in Patagonia, and explore incredible landscapes during four weeks of backpacking and paddling expeditions. Learn more abotu Alzar School, visit our website, or stop by our visit on Friday, November 22st during lunch outside the counseling office!

Want to donate to a charitable cause? Come donate to the Lynx Food Drive! It will run from Monday, November 4th to November 8th. We accept non-perishable, unopened cans and packages of food, like canned tuna or fruit. Full list of wishlist food items and donation requirements.

Wanna get your body awake with a fun activity before school? Are you a boy interested in playing volleyball? Join Boys’ Volleyball Club! We have fun practices and will be playing games against other schools! We have practices every Wednesday and Friday morning starting at 7:45am in the gym. All experience levels are welcome! Any questions, contact 1jmvillet@seattleschools.org or dm us on Instagram. Hope to see you there!

Attention Seniors!! Get ready to show your school spirit with senior merch!! T-Shirts: $17 Hoodies: $32 Whether you want to rep your class in style or keep cozy during those chilly days, we’ve got you covered! Be on the lookout for QR codes around the school and a link to the School Pay on our Instagram! Don’t miss out—order yours today and wear it with pride!

Hey Lincoln, your very own improv troupe Dog in a Well is performing their first show of the year on Monday November 4th in the black box! Admission is free but we will be accepting donations and selling concessions. Come to the commons at 7:30pm for snacks and laughs. Remember that’s Monday November 4th at 7:30pm in the commons, I cant wait to see you there!

Do you like plants and nature? Come join Botany Club! We meet Thursdays at lunchtime in room 341, and we talk about plants, grow plants, and do plant-related activities.

Do you like sharing food with friends? Then come to today’s Potluck Club meeting in room 451 during lunch! This month doesn’t have a theme, so bring whatever you want! We meet on the first Monday of every month. If you have any questions, contact Micaela Omoto at 1mjomoto@seattleschools.org.

Come to the first ever Lincoln career job fair, taking place in the hallway outside of the counseling office and library during lunch on Monday the 18th. There will be opportunity’s to learn about internships, jobs you can get today! and career paths you can focus on in the future! Set yourself up for success, stop by!

Are you interested in Neuroscience, and want to learn more about it? Come to Neuroscience Club during lunch on Monday November 18th in room 231!

Class of 2027 Pay attention now! Do you want new merch? The class of 2027 council is selling crewnecks and quarter zips with designs that the whole class voted on! Purchase by November 25th! The link is on Schoology and our Instagram!

Lincoln Ethics Bowl is having a bake sale!! Please come and support us in the morning, before school, and at lunch inside the historic entrance, between November 12th through November 15th! we will be selling baked goods and other treats.

Want to get discounted travel abroad opportunities, service hours, eat baked goods and add to your college resume? Join Medlife and have a blast doing all of those things! We meet every other Tuesday in Mr. Barnes room. Email Madelyn Lu or Emaline Farrell to learn more.

Do you want to help the children of the world? Come join UNICEF club! UNICEF stands for the United Nations International Child Fund and our work will go towards fundraising for UNICEF & raising awareness about children affected in war, child abuse, trafficking, etc. We meet every Thursday in room 107. Our first meeting will be on October 10th. Cookies, chips & soda are up for grabs. Come!!!

Come to Chinese club on Thursdays during lunch in room 352, Mr. Nimni’s room, for snacks, Chinese culture lessons, and more snacks!

Have you ever wanted to play basketball with your teachers? Put together a tournament winning 5v5 team and then play against the best that LHS staff has to offer. We’re running a tournament between the student teams starting Monday November 4th during lunch and then the Staff vs Students game will be during Wednesday mentorship on November 6th. Sign up quickly! We can only have 8 teams in our student bracket. We’ll meet in the gym and have a blast. Follow our Instagram @LHS5v5Baketball to see any updates and know if your team will be competing. See you out on the court!

We want you! The Multicultural assembly is coming up and the only thing missing from the plan is you! Stun the audience with your cultural talent this coming February by filling out the interest form on the Multicultural Instagram account. The form is NOT a commitment to the assembly. Can’t wait to hear about your ideas and showcase your stunning talents! With questions, email Adithi Bopanna or Kanna Yanagishima.

Levi: Woah, what’s T-Mobile club doing here?? Jonah: Hey guys, T-Mobile club here. Tomorrow, we’re having two executives from T-Mobile come speak to our club! Levi: Wait, you’re a real club? Jonah: Yes we are, Levi. If you’re interested in business, marketing, or you just love T-Mobile, come to Ms. Richard’s room, 433, at lunch tomorrow! Levi: Wait, if people want more information, where can they go? Jonah: They can follow our Instagram, @tmobileclub. Levi: Wow, that’s so cool! I, ASB president Levi Hanscom, will see you there tomorrow. Go t-mobile!

Do you want to learn the art of paperfolding and get free snacks? Join Origami Club Wednesdays at lunch, where you need no prior experience and all skill levels are taught!

Principal Advisory Board applications are back open for the next 2 days! If you want to be a leader in your school and represent the student body to advocate for changes you hope to see, please apply by the end of the day Tuesday, October 29th (that’s tomorrow!). Mentorship teachers have access to the link. See Dr. Eichner or Ms. Goehring if you have any questions.

Come audition for the Lynx talent show! Auditions are on Wednesday the 30th in lower commons and Friday November 1st in the multipurpose room, although location may change. Acts should be around 2 1/2 minutes and keep them school appropriate. Date of the show is TBD

During Saturday School on (11/2), laser cutting will be happening in the FAB Lab with Mr. Myers. This is your best chance to get your projects laser cut for Human Center Design before the end of the quarter. This is for all classes of Human Center Design.

Come to Playing Music Club on Halloween at lunch in room C104 to play Halloween songs and eat candy! See you there!

The second Saturday School of this school year is this Saturday, November 2, from  9:00am-12:00pm in the Lincoln library! Students are invited to join us for the morning to get help from tutors and staff, work on group projects, and get caught up on coursework. Support will be available for all core, grade-level courses and also for many electives and advanced courses. There is no advance sign-up required. As always, a grab-and-go pizza lunch will be provided!

Hey Lincoln, your very own improv troupe Dog in a Well is performing their first show of the year on Monday November 4th in the commons! Admission is free but we will be accepting donations and selling concessions. Come to the commons at 7:30pm for snacks and laughs. Remember that’s Monday November 4th at 7:30pm in the commons, I can’t wait to see you there!

As we all prepare for Halloween on Thursday, we want to remind our Lincoln community about our expectations for those who celebrate and wish to dress up. Please be mindful of that with your costume selection. As a reminder, costumes cannot include masks, a fully painted face, or anything else that covers your entire face. Additionally, you cannot carry or include any type of weapon or weapon-like object.

More importantly, we want us all to be mindful of the religious, cultural, and ethnic differences within our community. When selecting costumes, remember that ethnic and cultural clothing might have religious or spiritual significance and should not be used if it is not within your own culture and belief structure. In our constant effort to create a community we all feel welcome it’s important to remember that cultural appropriation can perpetuate inaccurate stereotypes about people of color and can further create offensive, hostile, and uncomfortable conditions for our diverse communities. We want everyone to feel welcome at our school.

Thank you for your ongoing help in creating an inclusive and safe environment at Lincoln.

Want to get discounted travel abroad opportunities, service hours, eat baked goods and add to your college resume? Join Medlife and have a blast doing all those things! We meet every other Tuesday in Mr. Barnes room. Email Madelyn Lu or Emaline Farrell to learn more.

Do you enjoy learning about other cultures? Come to German Culture Appreciation Club, no previous German knowledge required! We watch German movies and play German games Thursdays in room 232 during lunch!

Do you want to help the children of the world? Come join UNICEF club! UNICEF stands for the United Nations International Child Fund and our work will go towards fundraising for UNICEF & raising awareness about children affected in war, child abuse, trafficking, etc. We meet every Thursday in room 107. Our first meeting will be on October 10th. Cookies, chips & soda are up for grabs. COME!!!

Do you have a rampant wish to write rhymes and learn poetry things relevant with the times? Then join us at poetry club every Thursday at lunch in room 133! Contact 1arkinman@seattleschools.org with any questions 🙂

Interested in trying out for Lincoln’s Gymnastics Team? Come to the mandatory informational meeting on Monday 10/21 in Ms. Montgomery’s room (353) to learn more! Everyone is welcome, no previous gymnastics experience necessary! Want to join the team, but can’t make it to the meeting? Come by room 353 next week to get your try-out paperwork.

Join ethnic food club! The first meeting will be this Friday, October 25th, in room 353, Ms. Montgomery’s room. In ethnic food club you learn about different cuisines and even get a taste. This club is every other Friday and at least once a month food from the respective cuisine discussed is brought in for people to try. Hope to see you there!

Come audition for the Lynx talent show! Auditions are on Wednesday the 30th in lower commons and Friday November 1st in the multipurpose room, although location may change. The talent show will be Friday November 15th, acts should be around 2 1/2 minutes and keep them school appropriate.

Black Student Union is having a fall bake sale!!! Stop by the main entrance before and after school every day this week and bring your cash to get some sweet fall treats.

Hey Lynx! The chess season is starting soon, and Lincoln’s chess team is currently looking for new members for its division one and two teams. We are hosting an orientation at our next meeting at lunch on October 23 for those that want to learn more about how to register! Whether you want to play competitively or casually, come to Lincoln Chess Club! We meet weekly during lunch on Wednesdays in room 205! For more information, please contact Amana Demberel at 1hademberel@seattleschools.org and/or Gavin Shi at 1gyshi@seattleschools.org!

Interested in wrestling? FinalForms registration is open! Register and join us for preseason practices! The season starts on November 18th!

Come to Chinese club on Thursdays during lunch in room 352, Mr. Nimni’s room, for snacks, Chinese culture lessons, and more snacks!

We want YOU! The Multicultural assembly is coming up and the only thing missing from the plan is you! Stun the audience with your cultural talent this coming February by filling out the interest form on the Multicultural Instagram account. The form is NOT a commitment to the assembly. Can’t wait to hear about your ideas and showcase your stunning talents! With questions, email Adithi Bopanna or Kanna Yanagishima.

Come to Debate Club’s first meeting of the year THIS Tuesday at lunch in room 133, and join us for meetings every Tuesday after! We will learn how to debate and practice public speaking, which we will use at district-wide competitions! See you there!

Do you want to learn about local birds, go on nature walks and make new friends? Join birding club! We meet once per week during lunch on Wednesdays and will try to do 2 bird walks per month! Our first meeting is this Wednesday during lunch in room 010. All are welcome, no prior birding experience necessary!

Showcase your culture and talent at our Multicultural Assembly on February 27th! This is your chance to celebrate diversity, share unique traditions, and inspire others with your performance. Sign up for the Multicultural Assembly now!

Do you want to be a phenomenal flipper?? Sign up for Lincoln’s very own gymnastics team on FinalForms NOW! We start captains practices this Thursday in the weight room from 7 to 8:15 before school and it will be so so fun so please come!!!

Come to Chinese Club on Thursdays during lunch in room 352 for snacks, Chinese culture lessons, and more snacks!

This Wednesday is Walk or Bike to School Day! Walking and biking are sustainable and healthy ways to get to school every day! Public transportation is also a great option if you live farther away! LHS for Climate Justice will be handing out free reflectors, water bottles, stickers and more, on Wednesday before school in front of the main entrance!

STRIKE!!! When was the last time you went bowling? Far too long ago!! The Lincoln girls bowling teams’ interest meeting is October 17th, on Thursday at lunch in Mr Reeds room 243!! We are the only sport that gets free fries often! delicious! Bowling is right up your alley!! come to the meeting in your spare time!!!

Last week for HOCO tickets!

9th grade ASB applications are due Friday, October 18th. Look for the QR codes on posters around the school or ask Ms. G. for more information.

Interested in LHS technical theatre? You’re in luck! We’re starting the crew application process for our upcoming Fall play. Find all the info at lhs.cx/crew or stop by the black box for an application packet. Email 1jrdetrano@seattleschools.org with any questions.

Interested in anything involving Japan or Japanese? Need some extra help in your Japanese Class or want to learn more about the culture? Come to Japanese Conversation Club in room 267 at lunch on Tuesdays for extra help on Japanese, trivias, kahoots, snacks and potlucks and even make a friend via pen pal! No prior Japanese knowledge is required!

Hey Students! Wanna complain about school dances? Don’t despair, share! Come to the next class of 2026 meeting (Thursday 10/10) during lunch in Ms. Cassidy’s room 332 to hear more about what the process of planning winter formal is like and provide student input.

Do you want to be a phenomenal flipper?? Sign up for Lincoln’s very own gymnastics team on FinalForms now! We start captains practices thus Thursday in the weight room from 7 to 8:15 before school and it will be so so fun so please come!!!

Are you interested in learning more about investing and finance? Join Lincoln investing club! Come to our meetings on Mondays in room 246. We will compete in economics competitions, DECA events and teach lessons on different kinds of investments and more! Whether you’re a beginner or have experience, this club is your chance to grow your investment knowledge.Do you want to help the children of the world? Come join UNICEF club! UNICEF stands for the United Nations International Child Fund and our work will go towards fundraising for UNICEF & raising awareness about children affected in war, child abuse, trafficking, etc. We meet every Thursday in room 107. Our first meeting will be on October 10th. Cookies, chips & soda are up for grabs. Come!!!

9th graders! Interested in joining ASB and representing your class? Apply for the 9th Grade Class Council! No elections, just an application and interview process with ASB leadership. Posters are around the school with a QR code to the application. Applications close Friday, October 18th. Ask Ms. G. if you have any questions.

Principal Advisory Board applications are Now Open! This student advisory group will be a group of 8-12 students who meet with Dr Eichner monthly to represent the student body and their voice to administration. Group members will be asked to give a student perspective to Dr Eichner on a variety of topics. Applications are open until Thursday, October 10th. Posters with the QR code can be found around the school. If you have questions, feel free to talk to Ms. G.

HOCO tickets on sale – now until Wednesday, October 9th. Prices go up $5 next week, so be sure to get your tickets now!

Interested in economics? Lincoln’s chapter of the Youth Economics Initiative is back with meetings on Wednesday in room 452! Become a part of an international coalition of economics clubs who host competitions, educate about careers in economics, and provide an intensive economics curriculum with full lessons every week! Follow us on Instagram @lincoln.yei and we can’t wait to see you there!

Do you enjoy playing music with others? Join Playing Music Club! We meet Thursdays at lunch in C104 -the orchestra room- and play acoustic covers of songs we choose and original compositions. Bring or borrow an instrument! All skill level and acoustic instruments, including voice, are welcome. Email 1lamalley@seattleschools.org with any questions. Hope to see you there!

Come to Debate Club’s first meeting of the year this Tuesday at lunch in room 133, and join us for meetings every Tuesday after! We will learn how to debate and practice public speaking, which we will use at district-wide competitions! See you there!

HOSA is having our first meeting this Wednesday in Rm 231 at lunch! In this club, we learn about scientific and medical topics that we use to compete in state and national competitions! See you there!

Are you afraid of being embarrassed in a street interview? Do you want to be involved in and understand the upcoming election? Want to engage in activism and participate in volunteer workshops? Join the Political Science Club, where we’ll dive into political systems, break down the voting process, and discuss key issues shaping this year’s election. Learn how to confidently navigate political conversations and make informed choices. keep up on the Instagram. We meet every Tuesday at lunch in Room 368 starting October first—don’t miss out on a chance to get involved, learn, and make a difference!

Hi Lynx’s are you a Freshman, Sophomore, or Junior in need of service learning hours, looking to help your community? Then you need to sign up to help at the local Wallingford Boys & Girls Club! Our first meeting is October 2nd, for more information either scan one of the many QR codes in the hallways or contact Thomas Lisco.

Are you interested in science, engineering, or technology? Join Science Fair Club to create a project and present at the Washington State Science and Engineering Fair with the chance to win scholarships and monetary prizes. We meet every Friday during lunch in room 8. Are you someone who’s spent too much money at Grand Central? Or maybe you have a habit of buying too much clothing, only to regret it a day later? Come stop by Female Finance club every other Tuesday in Mr. Barnes room during lunch to learn about finance, meet guest speakers, and participate in fundraisers! Our next meeting will be the 8th of October and there will be treats, so I hope to see you all there!

Come to NAMI on Campus! We talk about psychology, neuroscience and mental health. Fresh baked goods every meeting and this week we’ll talk about open positions and fundraising! Come to room 243 this Monday during lunch!

Want to volunteer in the greatest spot at Lincoln and get service-learning hours? Sign up to be a Library volunteer! Come to the Library volunteer training and orientation this Tuesday, October 1st, after school or talk to Ms. Scott if you can’t make it.

Looking for the next Lincoln event to participate in? Sign up for the upcoming Blood Drive on Friday, October 4th in the multipurpose room! We successfully collected around 82 units of blood last year and are looking forward to beating that record this year. Encourage friends and teachers to donate alongside you! Links can be found on schoology and Instagram.

Come to Chinese Club this Thursday at lunch in room 352 for a lesson on Chinese zodiacs and delicious snacks!

Lynx! Are you interested in scientific research, genetics, or computational biology? Lincoln’s very own Genome Science Club is hosting a Senior Research Engineer from the Institute for Systems Biology tomorrow, Thursday October 3rd, in room 263, Dr. Vermaak’s room! We hope to see you there!

Get cozy with Potluck club! Come together to enjoy and share the flavors of fall. We meet on the first Monday of the month, October 7th during lunch in room 451. The theme is autumn drinks & dishes.

HOCO tickets on sale now. Come find us under the stairs in the commons before and after school and during lunch. Tickets are $10 with ASB, $20 without. Tickets will go up $5 next week, so get your tickets early!

Pre-season Boys Lacrosse Fall Ball Registration is open. See the screens in the Commons for more details, or go to the Lincoln High School Boys Lacrosse Instagram – search lincoln.lacrosse. You can also email lincoln.lynx.lacrosse@gmail.com with questions.

All students who ordered customized sports bags prior to Sept 7th and received a bag with a wooden tag, come to the FAB Lab during 3rd period (if your teacher allows) or lunch, and your name will be added to your bag. If you ordered a bag after Sept 7th, your bag will be in the school store as soon as possible. Definitely by next Friday (Oct. 11th)

Lincoln Students Do you speak French? Do you want to learn about French culture? Come to French Club Tuesdays at lunch in room 362. All levels of French speaking skills are welcome.

Interested in anything involving Japan? Want to buff your Japanese skills? Come to Japanese conversation club in room 267 at lunch on Tuesdays for potlucks, trivias, kahoots, and even making a new friend via pen pal! No prior Japanese knowledge is required.

hey linx, Do you have a disability of some sort? Join the DSU club, and meet all new friends!We meet in room 111 on Tuesdays at lunch! we hope to see you there!

Thursday September 26, Lincoln Yearbook is hosting a photobooth! Come down to room 138B behind Mr. Lees office in the commons during lunch to take some photos and have a chance to appear in the yearbook! all grades are welcome

Hey Lynx! Interested in Public Speaking and making an impact? Make sure to come to Speech and Debate club’s first meeting next Tuesday, the 24th at lunch in Room 133, to learn about the National Speech and Debate Honor Society, competing at state to national tournaments, scholarships, and volunteering opportunities for the year! Bakeries will be provided, see you there!

If you are looking for volunteering and leadership opportunities, come to the first meeting of Teen Eclipse this Monday in room 441! We are a fundraising group that supports cancer research at Seattle Children’s Hospital. There will be free cookies!

Interested in neuroscience? Come to IYNA, Lincoln’s international youth neuroscience association! We meet every Monday in room 231. See you there!

Come to Chinese Club on Thursday at Lunch every week for new and unique Chinese snacks! This week we’ll be bringing Guoba!

Come to Debate Club’s first meeting of the year THIS Tuesday at lunch in room 133, and join us for meetings every tuesday after! We will learn how to debate and practice public speaking, which we will use at district-wide competitions! See you there!

HOSA is having our first meeting this Wednesday in Rm 231 at lunch! In this club, we learn about scientific and medical topics that we use to compete in state and national competitions! See you there!

Did you know One lesser-known fact about Hispanic Heritage Month is that it also honors the diverse indigenous cultures and languages within the Hispanic community. While many people focus on the contributions of well-known figures and artists, the month serves as a reminder of the rich heritage of indigenous peoples from countries like Mexico, Peru, and Bolivia, among others. To learn more, and honor Hispanic Heritage month as much as possible, LSU is planning an assembly to celebrate it!! to learn more on how to participate Come to Room 334, this Wednesday During Lunch, for more information, Follow Lincoln_Lsu on Instagram for More updates.

Do you want to explore the outdoors? Go on hikes? Walk down a river? Climb to a peak? Well then Lincoln Hiking and Outdoors Group is for you! Come to Ms. Michener’s room 441 at lunch today and every Tuesday to learn how to safely adventure outdoors.

Are you afraid of being embarrassed in a street interview? Do you want to be involved in and understand the upcoming election? Want to engage in activism and participate in volunteer workshops? Join the Political Science Club, where we’ll dive into political systems, break down the voting process, and discuss key issues shaping this year’s election. Learn how to confidently navigate political conversations and make informed choices. keep up on the instagram. We meet every Tuesday at lunch in Room 368 starting October first—don’t miss out on a chance to get involved, learn, and make a difference!

Lincoln Volleyball is playing Shorewood today at home!! Join us for a cowboy night as today’s game is Western theme! Show up in your boots and hats for our Varsity game at 7pm!!! See y’all there!

Haven’t turned in your HOCO guest form yet? Not to worry! Tickets go on sale Wednesday, October 2nd. Guest forms absolutely need to be turned in before then in order to purchase your guest’s ticket. Make sure you’ve attached a copy of your guest’s ID or your form will NOT be accepted.

Today, let’s honor the incredible legacy of Dolores Huerta, a pioneering labor leader and civil rights activist. She played a crucial role in advocating for the rights of farmworkers and promoting social justice. Huerta is known for her powerful motto, “Sí, se puede” (“Yes, it can be done”), which continues to inspire movements for change today. Join us in reflecting on her impact and discussing how we can carry forward her mission for equality and empowerment in our communities! If you want to empower our own community like Dolores come to LSU TODAY in room 334 during Lunch. Learn about what YOU can do to Honor and celebrate Hispanic Heritage month. Today during Lunch in room 334.

The beginning of year form is due today!!!!! All clubs from last year must submit this. If they don’t they will be in active until they re-apply to be a club using the club application form on schoology. new clubs this year don’t have to do the form.

All clubs leaders from last year must attend a mandatory club info meeting in room 231 at lunch on either Monday the 30th of Tuesday the 1st

Are you someone who’s spent too much money at Grand Central? Or maybe you have a habit of buying too much clothing, only to regret it a day later? Come stop by Female Finance club every other Tuesday in Mr. Barnes room during lunch to learn about finance, meet guest speakers, and participate in fundraisers! Our next meeting will be the 8th of October and there will be treats, so I hope to see you all there!

Want to volunteer in the greatest spot at Lincoln and get service learning hours? Sign up to be a Library volunteer! Come to the Library volunteer training and orientation this Tuesday, October 1st, after school or talk to Ms. Scott if you can’t make it.

HOCO tickets go on sale Wednesday, October 2nd. If you haven’t already, make sure your guest form is complete with a copy of your guest’s ID and their administrator’s signature and business card. You cannot buy their ticket without a completed form. Forms can be found and turned in outside of Ms. G’s office in the upper commons.

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Events are updated here on Monday morning. All matches are subject to change! For the most up-to-date information visit the Metro League website.

Monday 4/7

JV Baseball vs. Ingraham @ NWAC at 2:30
JV Soccer @ O’Dea @ Interbay at 4:00
Varsity Soccer vs. O’Dea @ LW at 4:00
Varsity Baseball @ Ingraham at 5:00

Tuesday 4/8

JVC Soccer @ Garfield at 5:00
Girls and Boys Varsity Tennis @ Seattle Prep at 3:30
Varsity Softball vs. Seattle Prep @ LW at 4:00
JV Baseball @ Snohomish at 4:00
Varsity Baseball vs. Snohomish @ LW at 4:00

Wednesday 4/9

Varsity Baseball vs. Cleveland @ LW at 3:30
JV Soccer vs. Ballard at 4:00
Girls and Boys Varsity Tennis @ Ingraham at 4:00
Varsity Soccer @ Ballard at 4:00

Thursday 4/10

Track vs. SAAS, Holy Names, Rainier Beach @ West Seattle Stadium at 2:45
JV and Varsity Softball @ Chief Sealth at 3:00 and 4:30
JVC Baseball vs. Mercer Island at 3:30
Varsity Tennis – early release at 3:00
JV Tennis – early release at 2:45

Friday 4/11

Varsity Baseball vs. O’Dea @ LW at 3:30
JV Baseball @ O’Dea @ Judkins Playfield at 3:45

Saturday 4/12

JVC Baseball vs. O’Dea @ LW at 9:45am and 12:00pm

Helpful Reminders

Students looking for clubs: Students can go to the ASB Group page in Schoology. They select the “Resources” tab. All club information, including where to find club meetings or how to start a new club, can be found there.

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