While today brought sunshine and warmer temperatures, many of our rural roads remain in poor condition. Coupled with freezing temperatures expected this evening, which will refreeze slush into ice, bus routes will remain difficult to navigate. As a result, school will be canceled for Friday, January 30.
Because our bus routes span a large number of rural roads, continued poor road conditions make it difficult to safely pick up students. As a result, school will be canceled for another day. We will evaluate conditions again tomorrow and determine plans for Friday.
As road conditions across our district remain poor and, in some areas, impassable, we cannot safely run our bus routes, making it necessary to cancel school for Wednesday.
No school on Tuesday, January 27th, for reasons obvious to all.
Make some memories! Go sledding, drink some hot cocoa, and cozy up to a fire, if you can!
With the great snowpocalypse of 2026 breathing down our necks, we thought it fitting to remind our community how to stay informed of school closures and early dismissals.
Take today or tomorrow to get ahold of your child’s campus and confirm that we have accurate contact information in our database, so you’ll be prepared when the inevitable all-call comes!
There are several ways to stay up to date and be alerted the moment we send notifications about school closures, early dismissals, or any other school-related communication.
• Download the Lincoln CSD app for push notifications
• Text/Email/Voicemail
• Check Facebook or the school website for updates
May you be guided by peace as you trek into the madness of Walmart's and Dollar Stores to acquire milk and bread to sustain you through these trying times.
From local businesses and college visits to nature, agriculture, health sciences, and creative and technical skills, Experience Days expose students to new interests, careers, and possibilities.
These experiences help students discover what excites them, envision future goals, and see how education opens doors beyond school.
School Choice deadline is May 1st. For a place that feels like home, click this link: https://bit.ly/LCSD-Enrollment
#WriteYourStory #CustomMade #SchoolChoice
Students, we believe in your ability to #WriteYourStory, and our educators are committed to providing a safe environment where every student can be truly #CustomMade.
School Choice deadline is May 1st. For a place that feels like home, click this link: https://bit.ly/LCSD-Enrollment
Campus tour dates TBA
Bus routes will begin running at 12:30 p.m. at the latest.
Parents may come to the school to begin picking up their students at this time.
Lincoln is THE destination to #WriteYourStory, where every student’s journey is #CustomMade.
To find the place that already feels like home, scan the QR code or visit the link below.
bit.ly/LCSD-Enrollment
Lincoln Food Service will be offering winter break meal pick-up on December 22nd and December 29th from 2:00 PM to 6:00 PM. Each child 18 years old and under will receive 5 breakfasts and 5 lunches. If you are unable to pick up during these times, please call 479-824-7310 x103 to make arrangements.
Please fill out this Google Form: https://bit.ly/WinterMealOrderForm25
Tuesday, December 16th, 8:30 AM | 107 East School Street (Admin Building).
Thanksgiving Break Meal Pick-Up this Friday!
We will have free meal boxes available for all children ages 18 and younger on Friday, from 4:30 PM to 6:30 PM at Lincoln Middle School, in the area by the playground.
Each box includes 5 shelf-stable breakfasts and 5 shelf-stable lunches.
Please have the name and age of each child receiving meals.
Thank you for supporting child nutrition in our community!
Lincoln Middle School – Playground area
Friday, 4:30–6:30 PM
We want to give a huge thank-you to 'Carter’s Flowers & More' for providing us with some amazing gift bags in celebration of Boss’s Day!
🗓 Tuesday, October 21st
🕣 8:30 AM
📍 Lincoln Administration Building
Join us for our next Community Alliance meeting! This month’s focus will be on Title I funds distribution and opportunities to support student success.
We’ll also review Title I program requirements during this Annual Meeting, including:
✅ How Title I funds are used to improve academic achievement
✅ Opportunities for parent and community engagement
✅ Program goals and accountability
Your voice matters—come learn, share, and collaborate to make a difference for our students and schools.
#CommunityAlliance #TitleI #FamilyEngagement #LincolnSchools #StudentSuccess #CommunityMatters
The LMS Seed Sanctuary Garden will be selling beautiful mums to raise money for greenhouse renovations and garden improvements.
Join us Friday, October 17, from 4:30 to 6 pm after buses have run. The gate will open to the back of the building. The garden is located behind the building next to the cafeteria.
6-inch pots are $5
8 to 10-inch pots are $10
Come support our students and take home some colorful fall blooms.
Grades PK–8 take pictures on October 21
Grades 9–12 take pictures on October 22
Makeup day is November 19
Order your photos at heritagephotography.net
