Welcome to Lincoln Centennial School

Welcome to Lincoln’s webpage! We are thrilled that you are a part of our school community! We are dedicated to providing an outstanding education experience to our students. We strive to provide a wide range of athletics, music, arts, and technology opportunities for our students in addition to our dynamic academic programming. We are an inclusive school and value the uniqueness that everyone brings to Lincoln. Our motto embodies who we are as Lincoln Lions…”We Are Unity!"

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Spirit Wear

Click on the image above to order your Lincoln Spirit Wear!

You can order at any time throughout the year. We have grad hoodies, youth and adult options. You can customize your order by choosing a logo and colour!

Show your lion pride!

 

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Popcorn Tuesdays!

The leadership team will be selling bags of popcorn for a toonie on Tuesdays.

Flavours are: Butter & Salt, White Cheddar, Dill Pickle or Salt & Vinegar!

Bring in those toonies!

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Hot Lunches

School Cash Online orders only

Pizza Day every Friday!

MANDARIN Monday March 25th

SUB DAY Monday, April 15th

 

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Grade 7 & 8 Mental Health Literacy

This year, the Ministry of Education has introduced a series of three mental health literacy lessons for Grades 7 and 8. These modules will be delivered by our teachers to support the existing expectations within the Health and Physical Education curriculum. The goal of these modules is to standardize the delivery of the curriculum and highlight the importance of mental health literacy.

For more information about the modules, please visit our website at www.dsbn.org/programs-services/well-being/home.

Although these modules are currently for intermediate students, students in all grades learn about mental health literacy at school. To reinforce this learning at home, this fun resource from School Mental Health Ontario suggests ideas for everyday mental health practices:

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SCHOOL CASH ONLINE - Please Register

It takes just 5 minutes to register for School Cash Online. Once you have done so, you can pay for field trips, pizza, sub and milk orders online. To get started, click the blue "School Cash Online" icon on this webpage. We encourage you to give it a try, you will love this convenient way to pay!

If you need any assistance, please contact the office, we would be happy to help you.

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Important Update - School-Level Ventilation Improvement Measures

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Equity and Inclusion

At Lincoln we strive to ensure an environment that is safe, equitable and inclusive for all.

Our school Social Worker and Youth Counsellor work closely with staff and students and offer programs to support an inclusive learning environment.

Other Community Liaisons include:

• John Howard Society
• NRP- School Resource Officer
• Native Centre of St. Catharines

We also offer a Safe Space for LGBTQ students and allies.

Ancestral Land Acknowledgement use by Lincoln Centennial and the DSBN:

A Land acknowledgement is a customary practice of Indigenous
Peoples. It is a sign of respect and reciprocity when entering,
gathering and utilizing another’s space and place. Indigenous
Peoples continue this practice amongst their Nations. Today the
practice is beginning to be understood and utilized to renew,
respect, reconcile and reciprocate Indigenous and
non-Indigenous relations. The practice also serves as a reminder
of pre and post-European contact histories, treaty relations and
obligations, as well as providing information for newcomers, now
entering Indigenous territories. Today acknowledgements are
used for opening announcements in schools, events, gatherings
and meetings; that specifically recognize the Nations who hold
treaty, right and title in the territory.

We use the Land Acknowledgement at our school gatherings and use it to begin each day on the announcements.