Principal’s Phone Message

This is your weekly (March 8-12) phone message from Lincoln High School.

This is your weekly phone message from Lincoln High School.  Today is Tuesday March 9 , 2010.

Crazy for You, the all singing, all dancing all Gershwin family musical opens March 11. Don’t miss this exciting theatrical event as over 100 singers, dancers, actors, musicians and technical artists take the Lincoln stage! Tickets are on sale now at http://www.lincolnperformingarts.com

The LH Foundation is holding their Spring Gala on Friday March 12th. The cost is a mere $75 a person The event begins at 5:00 pm at Antonella’s Resturant for dinner and drinks. There will be an amazing silent auction as well as student art available to purchase. The price also includes your ticket to the play that evening which is Crazy for You and should be fantasitic.
If you are interested please call Melissa in the front office for tickets.

Students will no longer be allowed in Rose Garden or Library Park areas from 7:00am to 5:00 pm Monday through Friday. Any student in these two areas will be subject to suspension.

Principal’s coffee is this Friday march 12th at 7:30 am in the gallery. All are welcome.

Music Boosters meet on Thursday at 7:30 in RM 91. All parents of music students are encouraged to attend.

Selac meets this Thursday at 5:30 pm in the Media Center.

Our book debt list is currently up to $12,000 and many of them are seniors. Your student is getting a notice this week if they owe money on a book or uniform. Please have your student attend to this debt as soon as possible so that they can avoid serving any Saturday school or detention.

Seniors only
As we get closer to the end of the year I wanted to just touch bases with senior parents to make certain that all parents are aware of what is on the line for seniors.
A senior will not be allowed to particiapate in Prom, lua or graduation if they have debts, unexcused absenses or unclearied tardies, any behavioral issues or unserved Saturday school or aim. 99% of the seniors will have no problem with this but a few will. Hopefully that is not your child. Please do have a conversation with your senior about the serious nature of any violations of school rules in these last 3 months.

Senior prank is a tradition at LHS but it is also done in good humor and without any damage to school property. Remind your student that the organized prank should be the only prank in which they participate.

And finally let me clear up any confusion – there is no such thing as a sanctioned senior cut day. I your student cuts in the spring then either you excuse them or they serve Saturday school for their actions.

Our kids are wonderful and I would rather not have to hold anyone out of the senior activities at the end of the year. I appreciate all your support this year and am looking forward to a positive celebration of our seniors at the end of the year.