4th Grade students and their families recently volunteered at a local nursing home. Thank you for your service.
Lincoln 5th Grade students sang their way through the decades tonight at their final concert at Lincoln Elementary.
4th Grade students volunteered at Feed My Starving Children and packaged over 15,000 meals that will help feed people in Haiti.
No student attendance tomorrow. District 202 has a District Institute Day, and it is primary election day.
All district and individual school afterschool activities, including the YMCA afterschool program, are CANCELED today due to predicted severe weather later today.
Our Job Fair scheduled for March 19 has been cancelled and will not be rescheduled.
First grade students are learning about how they can participate in our Multicultural Festival and share their story.
We are #202proud to recognize and thank our 93 social workers for the incredible support they provide to our school community. As National School Social Work Week closes, we appreciate the vital role they play in our schools with our students, parents, and staff.
Second grader Graham Riva served as “Principal for the Day” at Lincoln Elementary School on Wednesday, February 25, 2026. Graham earned the opportunity by winning a persuasive essay contest in his class titled, “Why I Think I Would Make a Great Principal.”
During his day, Graham shadowed Dr. Deb Coberley, helped ensure the building was secure, greeted staff and students, discussed playground safety, and reviewed classroom needs, including how they align with the school budget.
Graham is truly a future leader in the making!
During his day, Graham shadowed Dr. Deb Coberley, helped ensure the building was secure, greeted staff and students, discussed playground safety, and reviewed classroom needs, including how they align with the school budget.
Graham is truly a future leader in the making!
Public schools are the heart of our communities. Join us in celebrating Public Schools Week 2026, Feb. 23-27, and help showcase the amazing work happening in public schools across the country. #PSW26 #PublicSchoolProud #202proud
Lunar New Year is a special holiday celebrated in many Asian countries to welcome the start of a new year on the lunar calendar. Ms. Rotstein's 2nd grade class had a student's parents share traditional Chinese customs, decorations, and stories about how families celebrate this joyful time. They learned about red decorations, which are believed to bring good luck and happiness. After the presentation, students rotated through four fun stations: practicing calligraphy, making colorful paper lanterns, creating wax seals, and playing the traditional game Touhu. It was an exciting day filled with learning, creativity, and new cultural experiences.
Enjoy your holiday! See you Tuesday!
Our place Spaghetti Western and the musical Finding Nemo were both a huge success this weekend. Amazing performances, great music, and so much talent on display. So proud of our students, directors, and everyone who made it such a memorable weekend.
Congratulations to Mrs. Cumming, Mrs. Kudia, Mrs. McBride, Mr. Rossi and Mrs. Wernger who were celebrated last night for their years of service with D202! Thank you all for your dedication to Lincoln.
Due to predicted frigid temperatures tomorrow, we will have an E-Learning day, Monday, January 26, 2026. Students should NOT report to school.
We will have an E-Learning Day tomorrow, Friday, January 23, 2026, due to predicted frigid temperatures, particularly during school arrival times. Students will need their laptops to log into Google Classroom from home tomorrow. All other activities at our schools on Friday are also canceled.
Bingo 2026! We are enjoying a cold Friday evening playing Bingo with 300 of our closest friends.
Plainfield North High School juniors Mowosimi Kolawole and Avik Nanga visited Kaitlyn Cannon’s fifth-grade classroom at Lincoln Elementary School in January to lead a short lesson on developing an entrepreneurial mindset.
The visit was part of a student-designed project created through the school’s Distributive Education Clubs of America (DECA), a business-focused organization.
During the lesson, students participated in a hands-on activity centered on saving and spending money, helping them build practical financial literacy skills they can apply in the future.
The visit was part of a student-designed project created through the school’s Distributive Education Clubs of America (DECA), a business-focused organization.
During the lesson, students participated in a hands-on activity centered on saving and spending money, helping them build practical financial literacy skills they can apply in the future.
Our 5th grade students have been hard at work learning about volume. After studying the formula for volume, students applied their knowledge by designing and building animals made entirely from rectangular prisms.
Where is Chippie? Mrs. Phelps will never know!
