Did you know that Lincoln students and families can get a copy of the Lincoln newspaper, The Lincoln Log, delivered to your house whenever there is a new edition? You or your family can sign up for this by going to the Lincoln Journalism Instagram and filling out the form in the bio

Hey Lynx! Interested in theater opportunities outside of school? You should sign up for the 14/48 high school theater festival! High schoolers write, direct, and produce 14 original plays in 48 hours all based off of a randomly selected theme. The festival is completely free to attend and will be held November 14th and 15th at Seattle Center. Contact 1448hs@gmail.com or Eleanor Edlefsen to learn more. We hope to see you there!

Attention, all students and staff! WE, the student store, have come up with new sticker designs that we needed you to see. We have tons of different designs to choose from, so you can find the perfect ones to match your style. We will be set up at the student store during lunch every day except Fridays, so make sure to stop by and grab yours before your favorite design sells out. More information will be available on the presentation slides in mentorship. Don’t miss out—get your stickers today! Thank you, and have a great day and Goooooo LYNX October 16th Attention, all students and staff! A daily reminder to all of you about our new sticker designed at the student store. These stickers have a lovely design and are perfect for sticking on notebooks, laptops, and water bottles. You will also see our new designs at trunk of treat so keep an eye out for these stickers. More information will be on the mentorship slides which will feature a new sticker everyday. Don’t miss out and get your stickers today. Thank you and have a great day and Gooooo LYNX. Contact Person: Owen Toth Email: 1ostoth@seattleschools.org

Did you know that Lincoln has a chess club and chess team? Come join us during Wednesday lunches in Room 205! We have a wide range of skill in our members, from beginner to expert level, and everyone is welcome. We’re currently recruiting chess team members for our Metro League JV and JVC team, and we’re also hosting free weekly tournaments on Wednesdays after school in the Upper Commons. Contact Oscar Preiner at 1otpreiner@seattleschools.org for more info!

Women In Politics is now meeting in room 333 ( AKA Ms. Mullen’s room) at lunch on Wednesdays, find out how to be more involved in local and international politics and about gender inequalities worldwide. There are usually snacks provided. Be there!!!!!!!

The homecoming spirit week will be from October 19th to October 23rd. Dress up for the spirit days to earn points for your house and show your unwavering school spirit – teacher earn DOUBLE! Monday is Jimothy day, wear black and white. Tuesday is tank top toes out versus togas, 9th-11th graders where tank tops and flip flops, and seniors wear togas (don’t forget to wear shirts underneath). Wednesday is red carpet day, wear red! Thursday is adam sandler day, dress like him. Friday is formal friday, wear formal attire to school for the assembly. The days are on instagram, schoology, and on posters around the school. Show up and show out lynx!

Save the date October 15th at 6:30pm in your calendar! The One-Act Festival is officially upon us! Come to the Lincoln Auditorium to see three wonderful, short plays that are all student written, student directed, with student actors! It’s free admission, so all you have to do is show up and support. Can’t wait to see you there.

Want to participate in the most prestigious math competition in the world? Sign up for the AMC 10/12 math competition! Challenge yourself with difficult math problems and get a chance to qualify for the US team in the International Math Olympiad! Check ASB Schoology for the registration link or contact 1byyang@seattleschools.org

Hey Lynx, Class of ’28 Council will be having a Chaider sale on October 21st (during lunch and after school) and October 22nd (before school)! If you bring your own mug, you can have it filled with your chosen menu item or you can preorder at lhs.cx/fallcafe

Make sure to fill out the Spirit form when attending Lincoln Events. The link is on Schoology , Instagram, mentorship slides

Did you know that Lincoln students and families can get a copy of the Lincoln newspaper, The Lincoln Log, delivered to your house whenever there is a new edition? You or your family can sign up for this by going to the Lincoln Journalism Instagram and filling out the form in the bio

The Lincoln BX Varsity Ultimate Frisbee team went undefeated this weekend and won the Seattle Invitational qualifying them for the High School National Championships.

Hey Lynx! Interested in theater opportunities outside of school? You should sign up for the 14/48 high school theater festival! High schoolers write, direct, and produce 14 original plays in 48 hours all based off of a randomly selected theme. The festival is completely free to attend and will be held November 14th and 15th at Seattle Center. Contact 1448hs@gmail.com or Eleanor Edlefsen to learn more. We hope to see you there!

Did you know that Lincoln has a chess club and chess team? Come join us during Wednesday lunches in Room 205! We have a wide range of skill in our members, from beginner to expert level, and everyone is welcome. We’re currently recruiting chess team members for our Metro League JV and JVC team, and we’re also hosting free weekly tournaments on Wednesdays after school in the Upper Commons. Contact Oscar Preiner at 1otpreiner@seattleschools.org for more info!

Women In Politics is now meeting in room 333 ( AKA Ms. Mullen’s room) at lunch on Wednesdays, find out how to be more involved in local and international politics and about gender inequalities worldwide. There are usually snacks provided. Be there!!!!!!!

Hey Lynx! HOCO tickets are on sale NOW. We are selling in the lower commons every day during all lunches and after school until Wednesday, October 21st. The dance is on the 24th. Get your tickets now and save! Guest forms can be found outside of Ms. G’s office in the upper commons and are due Wednesday, October 21st. Excited to see you all there!!

Hi Lynx, Spirit committee meetings are on Thursdays at both lunch in the upper commons/ASB room. Show up to make posters, share ideas, and have your voice heard about all things Lincoln Spirit! First meeting is thursday 9/17 and will be every other week after that. See you on thursday at lunch in the Upper commons!

Hey Lynx!! Come LSU every Wednesday in Profe Martin’s room, room number 232, help plan and get ready for LSU’s upcoming events this fall, and come hangout and chat and get to know everybody! The Latino Student Union is always super excited to work with new faces, again that’s room 232 on Wednesday’s during lunch.

Are you interested in building machines controlled by neurons, and the chance to win prestigious awards for your work? Biomedical Engineering Club (BME) is having its first meeting in room 8 after school on Monday. We’ll discuss the plans to make machines that are directly controlled by the human body! BME is a great way to build STEM skills, win awards, and meet other students! No experience is needed and everyone is welcome! We hope to see you there!

Thursdays are so boring! Come to Chinese Club! Learn about Chinese culture through snacks, games, crafts, and events. Everybody is welcome no matter who you are. Chinese club is hosted during A lunch in room 352! See you there! 🙂

Hey Lynx! Want to learn vital research skills like micropipetting that you can use to get into labs in the future? Or just curious about biology and up for some fun experiments? Join Microbiology Club! Everyone is welcome. We meet in 441 (Ms. Michener’s room) every Wednesday at lunch! Contact Brendan Beaverson at 1brbeaverson@seattleschools.org or Arshan Shahabi at 1arshahabi@seattleschools.org if you have any questions!

Cross Connections is a 9 week program designed to connect Lincoln High School students with residents of the assisted living center University House located across the street. The objective is to foster intergenerational relationships that benefit both the students and the residents. Participants will engage in conversations with residents for one hour each week and will earn service hours for their involvement. Students can interview their resident with a culminating StoryCorp interview or participate in other activities to preserve their paired residents story. Interest meetings will be held in the library during lunch on 9/17, 9/21, 9/23. If you have any questions, please email 1smleblang@seattleschools.org.

Hi Lynx, Spirit committee meetings are on Thursdays at both lunch in the upper commons/ASB room. Show up to make posters, share ideas, and have your voice heard about all things Lincoln Spirit! First meeting is thursday 9/17 and will be every other week after that. See you on thursday at lunch in the Upper commons!

Are you interested in neuroscience, AI research, or sound engineering? If so, come to Ms. Hashemi’s room after school on Friday the 25th to hear from a panel of professors from one of the top applied mathematics programs in the US! Learn about potential careers and get the unique opportunity to talk to some of the best and brightest in the field of mathematics right now. Look on ASB Schoology to find the RSVP form or just show up Friday the 25 after school in room 107!

Are you an athlete who uses the shelves under the big stairs to store your bags? If bags are not on the shelves or the shelves continue to be trashed throughout the day, those shelves will go away and you will be required to carry your stuff all day or get a school locker. Please respect and share the space.

Hey Lynx! Are you looking to get service hours and valuable teaching experience? Join Junior Lynx Tutoring! This year we will be partnering with BASH on Mondays and tutoring Lincoln students, along with heading over to Hamilton on Tuesdays and Thursdays to tutor Hamilton students after school from 4-5. Contact Saida Mohamud at 1samohamud@seattleschools.org if you are interested or have any questions! 

LYNX! This Wednesday, ASU is planning our Mid Autumn Festival Potluck and having a Chopstick Relay Race in the Multipurpose Room during lunch! Pull up to Win a Prize!!

Hey Lynx!! Come LSU every Wednesday in Profe Martin’s room, room number 232, help plan and get ready for LSU’s upcoming events this fall, and come hangout and chat and get to know everybody! The Latino Student Union is always super excited to work with new faces, again that’s room 232 on Wednesday’s during lunch.

Are you interested in building machines controlled by neurons, and the chance to win prestigious awards for your work? Biomedical Engineering Club (BME) is having its first meeting in room 8 after school on Monday. We’ll discuss the plans to make machines that are directly controlled by the human body! BME is a great way to build STEM skills, win awards, and meet other students! No experience is needed and everyone is welcome! We hope to see you there!

Do you like very, very nerdy books? Yeah! Do YOU wish you could yap seriously with other people about them? Yeah! Join History Book Club! First Friday of the month during lunch A in room 351.

Are you interested in joining The Technology Student Association? Come by room 206 during Lunch A on Tuesdays! See you there!

Cross Connections is a 9 week program designed to connect Lincoln High School students with residents of the assisted living center University House located across the street. The objective is to foster intergenerational relationships that benefit both the students and the residents. Participants will engage in conversations with residents for one hour each week and will earn service hours for their involvement. Students can interview their resident with a culminating StoryCorp interview or participate in other activities to preserve their paired residents story. Interest meetings will be held in the library during lunch on 9/17, 9/21, 9/23. If you have any questions, please email 1smleblang@seattleschools.org.

Seniors, please sign into your Schoolinks account through Clever if you have not already done so and complete the entry tasks in preparation for our Senior Meeting on Friday, September 18th during Mentorship. If you have questions or need help finding Schoolinks in Clever, please stop by the Counseling Office! Please make sure you complete the entry tasks before Friday’s meeting. Thank you!

Hi Lynx, Spirit committee meetings are on Thursdays at both lunch in the upper commons/ASB room. Show up to make posters, share ideas, and have your voice heard about all things Lincoln Spirit! First meeting is thursday 9/17 and will be every other week after that. See you on thursday at lunch in the Upper commons!

Are you interested in neuroscience, AI research, or sound engineering? If so, come to Ms. Hashemi’s room after school on Friday the 25 to hear from a panel of professors from one of the top applied mathematics programs in the US! Learn about potential careers and get the unique opportunity to talk to some of the best and brightest in the field of mathematics right now. Look on ASB Schoology to find the RSVP form or just show up Friday the 25 after school in room 107!

Are you an athlete who uses the shelves under the big stairs to store your bags? If bags are not on the shelves or the shelves continue to be trashed throughout the day, those shelves will go away and you will be required to carry your stuff all day or get a school locker. Please respect and share the space.

The mentorship name competition is in full swing! Come up with a creative mentorship name, submit your answer to the main office, and a winner will be selected from every grade level. Winners will have doughnuts delivered on Friday! Make sure you attach your mentorship teacher and room number to your submission, so we know how to find you. Creativity and humor encouraged! Submissions are due by the end of the school day on Wednesday, September 9.

Attention Lincoln students! USC will be visiting Lincoln High School on Thursday, September 10 at 8 a.m. in room 243. This is a great opportunity to learn more about USC, including academics, admissions, and campus life. Students interested in attending should register for the visit through SchooLinks, which can be accessed through Clever. Don’t miss this chance to learn more about USC!

Calling all artists and art enjoyers, we want you! Art Club is beginning and our first meeting is Wednesday the 9. Come stop by room 134 during lunch to start off your school year with creativity, community, and fun!

Hey Lynx! Come join us for Math Club’s first meeting of the year on Monday, September 14! Everyone is welcome regardless of math level! Hear how we raised over $6,000 by hosting our very own Lincoln Math Competition for elementary school students and discover how you can get involved this year! Build your math skills, meet new people, and compete in math competitions from the local state level to prestigious international exams! Whether you love math or are just curious, come check us out! You’ll find us in room 107 in lunch A and 106 in lunch B.

Dance Team meets on Monday’s and Thursday’s after school in the lower commons

Join Debate Team! We meet Tuesdays until 5 p.m. and Thursday’s starting at 8 a.m. in Room 334, Mr. Noyes. Learn new skills, compete at tournaments, have lots of fun! That’s: Tuesdays, Thursdays, Room 334. First meeting on the 22.

Hey lynx! The first meeting of astronomy club this year is Monday the 14 during lunch A! Come to the Fab Lab (room 171) to find out what we will be doing this year! If you don’t have lunch A, we also have meetings after school on Thursdays. We hope to see you there!

Are you passionate about math, science or engineering? Are you looking for a way to get involved at Lincoln, get volunteer hours, tour labs and listen to guest speakers with real industry experience? Join the Women in STEM Club! Whether you’re looking for a supportive community for Women in STEM at Lincoln, or just a place to meet new people, join us for Friday meetings during lunch! If you’re in lunch a the meetings are in room 333, in Ms. Mullen’s room, and if you’re in lunch b the meetings are in room 433, in Ms. Richards room. Our first meeting is Friday 9/11, be there.