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April 18, 2019
LINCOLN MIDDLE SCHOOL
Paul Suminski, Principal Randy Steen, Asst. Principal
NEWSLETTER
Office: (847) 394-7350 FAX: (847) 394-7358 Lincoln Middle School
Dear Lincoln Families, Get ready for more spring snowflakes! I hope families can try to ignore the weather and come out to enjoy Legally Blonde, Jr. Tickets are available at the door and it is sure to be a great show! Earlier this week, we hosted a parent orientation for our incoming Class of 2022. If you missed it, the slide show from the event is posted on our website. Also, the PTO continues to seek volunteers for its many events and committees. Please consider being a parent volunteer if you can. Enjoy the weekend, Paul Suminski
Principal’s Message . . .
Legally Blonde, Jr . . . Break a Leg !
TICKETS ON SALE AT THE DOOR!
FRIDAY, APRIL 26, 2019 7PM
SATURDAY, APRIL 27, 2019 7PM
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ASK THE OFFICE LADIES
Question: Will the money remaining on my child’s lunch account carry over to the next year? Answer:
If your child is in Grade 6 or 7, lunch funds will carry over to next year. If your child is in Grade 8, please be sure to read the attached flyer from the business office explaining remaining funds options.
ONLINE REGISTRATION FOR THE 2019-2020 SCHOOL YEAR District 57 will soon begin registration for next school year!
Discounted online registration begins May 1 and runs through June 15
Access to the online registration portal will be emailed directly to families
Parents must have a current email address on file with their school to take part
Payment methods are credit card or electronic check (no cash accepted), for issues regarding payment method contact the accounting coordinator at (847) 394-7300, extension 1008
Transportation - Any student register-ing June 15 or after will be assigned to an existing route/stop and will experience delays in routing/bus pass distribution
Registration process, including payment, must be complete in order for teacher assignment and student schedule to be generated
For additional information and student fee schedule visit: https://www.d57.org/registration3702.aspx
Staff Appreciation Week is
Coming! Please click on the image to see where you can
lend a hand !
Lincoln Newsletter
Let's Talk Tech! From Ms. Sassatelli’s Desk . . . Family Tips from Common Sense Media:
Online Safety The most important pieces of the online safety puzzle are the con-versations you have with your child about how to make safe choic-es and why you value online safety as a family. Set family rules and check in with your kids regularly to make sure the expecta-tions are reinforced. Common Sense Media also offers up some excellent articles on ways to use parental controls to make the in-ternet a little bit safer:
Easy, Free Browser Hacks to Make the Internet Safer for Your Kid Everything You Need to Know About Parental Controls
Friday, April 26 Jazz Band and Celebration Singers tour Elementary Schools—(Grade 7 and 8)
Monday, May 6
All district bands—Grades 5, 6, 7, and 8 Spring Festival at PHS—Concert begins
in the field house at 7:30 pm
Tuesday, May 7 All district orchestras concert at LN 7:00 pm
Wednesday, May 8
Band/Chorus members to West Side Story at the Lyric Opera House in Chicago
Thursday, May 9
Choral Concert at 7:00 pm at LN
Friday, May 10 All School Concert Performance
Monday, May 20
All Jazz Bands and Celebration Singers: Grades 6, 7, and 8—Café Lincoln Concert
in the Busse Gym @ 7:00 pm
Thursday, May 23 Lincoln Winds and Intermediate Orchestra play the National Anthem at a Kane County Cougars Game—Grade 6 students leave immediately after school and return to
Lincoln at 9 pm.
Wednesday, May 29 Concert Band performs at Graduation
@ PHS at 7 pm
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As the school year winds down, the Lincoln PTO is already in the planning stages for
2019-2020 school year. There are numerous opportunities for parental
involvement in the PTO. Being involved in the PTO at any level is a tremendous way
to be active in your child’s school.
Membership in the PTO is the first step in ensuring that the current PTO sponsored
activities remain in place. Parent volunteers are needed for the PTO executive
board and committee chairs are needed to preserve activities that the PTO currently
offers throughout the school year.
We hope you’ll consider participation in the PTO in one of the following roles.
PTO Executive Board
President & Co-President
This is a two year commitment beginning with the 2019-2020 school
year.
Secretary & Treasurer
This is a two year commitment. Whomever takes on these roles would
need to shadow the current secretary and treasurer at the end of the
2020 school year.
Membership
Committee Chairs
Dynamite Night – Has a Chair & co-chair
Winter Activity – We have a chair person & may need a co-chair
Cultural Arts – in need of a chair person
7th Grade Activity – Has a chair person – in need of a co-chair
8th Grade Activities – Need a chair we have a co-chair
Staff Appreciation – Have a chair person, in need of a co-chair
In addition to the Chair & co-chair of each committee, parent volunteers
are always needed to assist in various capacities for each activity.
Please feel free to reach out to the Lincoln PTO with any questions at
NOTICE
All District Families and Employees
Mount Prospect School District 57 continues to partner with Logic Lawn Care to treat the district
grounds. On May 4th and 5th, 2019, we will be applying FIESTA (an iron based product) to inhibit
and disrupt dandelions and other broadleaf weeds and an OMRI certified Organic Fertilizer. In
the event all applications cannot be applied on May 4th and 5th, 2019, the alternate/additional
application dates are May 11th and 12th, 2019 and May 18th and 19th, 2019. For questions, please
contact Logic Lawn Care at (847) 421-6500 or Annette Griffith, administrative assistant, 847-394-
7300 ext. 1005.
CLASS OF 20198th Grade Red Carpet Graduation ActivitiesAwards Assembly ~ Tuesday, May 21st - 7-8:30pm, Busse Gym
Great America Trip ~ Wednesday, May 22nd
Picnic ~ Tuesday, May 28th - 12:15-2:45pm (lunch & activities by PTO)
Oscar Party Dance ~ Tuesday, May 28th - 7-9pm, West Gym
Graduation Ceremony ~ Wednesday, May 29th - 7pm, PHS Field House
Lincoln Middle School
1. One baby picture of your 8th Grader (4x6 or smaller - name on back) Pictures will NOT be returned2. $15 Activity Fee which covers: Dance, Picnic, Memory Video (cash or check to LMS PTO)3. Donation Commitment: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/4090E48A5A728ABF49-lincoln
4. Completed Form (below)5. Food Use Form
Remove this portion and return, in an envelope labeled “Graduation Activities” to advisory by April 30, 2019
Student Name:
Parent Name:
Phone:
Email:
$15 enclosed
(cash or check to LMS PTO)
Baby Picture Enclosed
(name on back of photo)
I will donate supplies and/or help! Food Use Form
WE WILL BE USING SIGN UP GENIUS...HERE IS THE LINK:https://www.signupgenius.com/go/4090E48A5A728ABF49-lincoln
Parent / StudentInformation & DonationCommitment Form DueApril 30th.---->
Thank you from yourActivities Co-Chairs:Irene Makropoulos &Amy [email protected]
SATURDAY, MAY 18, 2019 8:00am
KIDS, PARENTS, AND MT. PROSPECT SCHOOL DISTRICT 57 STAFF!
Look what you get when you participate!
To Register, visit the website:
www.Got2Run.org
SEE THE WEBSITE FOR ALL OF THE
2019 GOT2RUN FOR EDUCATION SPONSORS
2019 moisture wicking technical T-Shirt, even
in Youth sizes. And in a V-neck for Women!
You don’t have to run,YOU CAN WALK!!
Medals for the top 3 finishers
in each male/female age group
SCHOOL BOARD TO HOST COMMUNITY
FORUM ABOUT THE MOUNT PROSPECT TIF
AND ITS IMPACT ON DISTRICT 57
MONDAY, APRIL 29, 2019
7-8 P.M.
LIONS PARK SCHOOL, 300 E. COUNCIL TRAIL
(MULTIPURPOSE ROOM)
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The District 57 School Board periodically invites members of the
community to participate in discussions about important and timely
issues. The next discussion on April 29 will address the Village of
Mount Prospect TIF (Tax Increment Finance) District and what it
means to District 57. Board members, District administrators and
Village Manager Mike Cassady will provide information,
and participants will have an opportunity to participate
in a discussion and ask questions.
D57 PARENTS AND COMMUNITY MEMBERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO ATTEND.
COME LEARN AND SHARE YOUR FEEDBACK.
SPREAD THE WORD!
Mount Prospect School District 57 neither recommends nor endorses these programs. Distribution of information is for the convenience of District 57 students and families and does not imply endorsement by District 57.
The District 57 Administration Office is pleased to present this information about
upcoming events and news from local organizations that serve our community’s children.
Summer Soccer Camps – Begin June 17 – Full & Half Day
Develop new skills & enjoy the game of soccer. Program includes lunch, uniform, World Cup, raffle prizes & more. More info, go to https://www.hansasoccer.com
Schwaben Travel Soccer Tryouts: May 1 – May 31. Free Registration
Tryout for Schwaben AC. Player development first. Train with the best regional coaches. U7-U19. Buffalo Grove. Est. 1926. More info, go to www.schwabensoccer.com
SUMMER CAMPS KIDS LOVE: Galileo Innovation Camps (PreK-5th Grade
Camp Galileo returns to St. Peter Lutheran School. Art, science & outdoor fun in Arlington Heights. More info, go to www.galileo-camps.com
Chemists Celebrate Earth Week 2019 Illustrated Poetry Contest
Poetry contest for students in Kindergarten through 12th grade. Prizes awarded in 4 Age groups. Deadline April 29th. More info, go to https://chicagoacs.org/Chicago_Section_Community_Activities
d57’s The Shrimp Strike Back World Competition Fundraiser
Support team to compete internationally with an into orbit patented shrimpartment to grow shrimp and feed astronauts! More info, go to www.LMSRobotics.org
Prospect High School Softball Summer Camp Registration
Registration for the PHS Softball Summer Camp is now open! Register online. Contact Coach Mackowiak with any questions! Go to https://www.d214.org/summercampreg/
MP Cheer Clinic
If you are new to cheer or would like to see what competition cheer is all about – this is the clinic for you! More info, go to www.gompcc.com
SUMMER CAMPS FOR KIDS!
Have fun with us this summer! Our Summer Camps are one week long, (M-F) everyday for 2 hours for $150 per camp. More info, go to https://squareup.com/store/gatheredboutiqueandworkshop
April 26, 2019
