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Lincoln Digital Family Night
August 25, 2020
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Presentation from the Lincoln Digital Family Night which was held on August 25th, 2020.
Lincoln Digital Family Night
August 25, 2020
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Welcome Class of 2024
-Welcome & Introductions
-Getting Connected
-Start of the School Year
-Supporting our Students
-Athletics and Activities
-Key Policies and Culture Guide
-PTSA
-Resources
-Digital Tour
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Planning for our 2020-2021 Launch Learn with Passion. Act with Courage. Improve the World
Getting Connected
A Top Priority: Ensuring students are connected!
• Distribution day 9th grade August 26th (last name)
• Only students checking out an SPS laptop will come to distribution
• Need Support to get Internet Access? Contact your counselor for help.
• You will receive an email to your school email with your mentorship class
assignment
A-E F-K L-R S-Z
11:30am- 2:00pm- 4:30pm-
9am-11am
1:30pm 4:00pm 6:30pm
Please come at your assigned time and follow the safety protocols:
• Wearing a mask or face covering is required at all times
• Practice Social Distancing (6 feet apart)
• Only students allowed at check-out station
• Free of any COVID-19 Symptoms
School pictures and ID cards, Textbooks, Supplies, Spirit Gear, etc. will have a later
distribution date during the week of Sept 14th.
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Laptop Distribution Process
Choosing a Laptop & Paperwork
*All students need a laptop for school every day
There are two laptop options available to students outlined below: SPS or BYOD.
(See 8/18 email and Lincoln website for specifications)
ONCE DECIDED ALL STUDENTS MUST complete the 2020-2021 Student Laptop
Agreement: https://tinyurl.com/yy2nj99h.
If you were issued a laptop from your previous school. Please return it with the charger
prior to obtaining their laptop on distribution.
If you are participating in the BYOD Program, you won’t come to laptop distribution.
More specific technology information can be found on the family email that was sent
8/18/2020. Also posted on our website.
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Culture Guide
The Culture Guide
shapes our core values and
beliefs
Our 2020-2021 Culture Guide is
coming soon
Our Culture Guide will provide
guidance to key policies and
procedures
The Culture Guide will be
reviewed with students in
Mentorship
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Attendance Guidelines
Daily attendance is important!
-Attendance during remote learning focuses on engagement.
-When a student is not engaging in any way, it tells us something different than
when a student is engaging or attempting to engage; a student who is not engaging
at all requires a different response from school staff.
-The rule does not change the definition of in-person absence.
-The State Office of Education provides examples of what student participation
could look like in order to be counted as present, including, but not limited to:
• Daily logins to learning management systems;
• Daily interactions with teacher(s) to acknowledge attendance
(including messages, emails, phone calls, or video chats); or
• Evidence of participation in a task or assignment. Student presence
is determined by engaging in planned synchronous or
asynchronous activities.
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Grading with Remote Learning
Ongoing progress is essential for student growth
Lincoln assess growth against standards
Stay connected with teachers through Schoology and the Source
High School Grading Guidance from Central Office:
• A through C- or Incomplete will be the grading approach for 2020-21.
Learn with Passion. Act with Courage. Improve the WorldRolling out the Start of School
-August 31st-September 2nd: Mentorship Teachers will be reaching out to all
students via email, teams and phone calls
-September 3rd: Student schedules available on the Source
-September 3rd: All students should check schedule and access individual
Schoology pages of classes.
-Students should contact Mentorship Teacher with problems
STRONG START!!!! School is launching with connection
-September 4th: First Day of School!
***Bell Schedules will be posted and emailed when
finalized through collective bargaining
Learn with Passion. Act with Courage. Improve the WorldSeptember 4th
Friday, September 4th
9th Grade Lynx Crew
90 min
9th-11th Grade Mentorship
30 min
*Potential check-ins with each
class period - TBDStudent Tasks to Start School
Students will practice accessing some of our learning tools by Sept 3rd:
-Practice logging into their computer
-Go to Student/Family Portal
-Go to the Source
-Log into Schoology & Office 365
-Students will receive an email to their SPS email with Mentorship class
Students will contact their Mentorship teacher using their SPS email account with
their name, pronouns, nickname and current phone number they are comfortable
using.
(Set up your email: https://www.seattleschools.org/student_portal/student_email)
Learn with Passion. Act with Courage. Improve the WorldAccessing Source and Schoology
On the Seattle Schools Homepage seattleschools.org, click on the + button
to expand ‘tech supports for families’ or ‘Schoology’
Learn with Passion. Act with Courage. Improve the WorldAccessing Source and Schoology
Access, account set-up and
support can be found here
Learn with Passion. Act with Courage. Improve the WorldDraft Regular Bell Schedule Learn with Passion. Act with Courage. Improve the World
Setting the Stage for Success!
-Prepare for academic success! Plan to every class on time and ready to engage and
learn.
We encourage families to:
-Create a space in your home for students to attend school
-Help your student know their schedule and due dates
-Keep laptop charged and ready to go.
-Have access to a web camera for classes
-Access Schoology daily and make a weekly plan for school work
-Be mindful of digital citizenship. Lincoln Proud!
-Connect! Look for more information about clubs, activities, athletics, supports, and
school culture.
Learn with Passion. Act with Courage. Improve the WorldCounselors at Lincoln
Todd Bittle
Last Names A-G
tabittle@seattleschools.org
Anthony Malaki
Last Names H-O
eamalaki@seattleschools.org
Sam Pacampara (Schuh)
Last Names P-Z
saschuh@seattleschools.org
Learn with Passion. Act with Courage. Improve the WorldCounselors at Lincoln
Counseling information can be found on:
-The Lincoln High School Website
-Counselor’s Schoology pages
• Forms
• Future Planning Information
• Running Start Information
• Academic Supports
• Social Emotional Learning Supports
To make appointments:
• Students: You can make appointments through app embedded in Schoology
• Parents: Please email your student”s Counselor
Learn with Passion. Act with Courage. Improve the WorldTeen Health Center
The School-based Health Center is operated by NeighborCare. The Health Center is
staffed full time by a Nurse Practitioner, Mental Health Therapist, and Health Center
Coordinator providing all the services (and more) that your family doctor provides in a
teen-friendly setting. Families must complete the registration form to access the services:
• Evaluation and treatment of common health problems
• Sports physicals and routine check-ups
• Preventive health care
• Reproductive health care
• Health education
• Immunizations
• Individual and group therapy
• Coordination of care with community health care providers
• Crisis intervention
• Community & school-based referrals
Learn with Passion. Act with Courage. Improve the WorldTeen Health Center
School Nurse: Meg Carlson email mmcarlson@seattleschools.org.
Neighborcare School-based Health Centers is available to students this fall
Clinic number is 206-548-5760
Contact Kayla O’Bryan @kaylao@neighborcare.org.
We are excited to offer both remote and scheduled, in-person visits to students this fall.
If you are interested in scheduling an appointment for you or your child, please send an
email to SBHC@Neighborcare.org. If you or your child are not yet registered, you can
complete our registration form here: Click Here to Register for Neighborcare School-
based Health Services
Neighborcare School-based Health Center Student and Family Needs Survey
In order to better understand the needs of our students and families so we can offer the
best services possible this fall, we are asking all families to complete short student and
family needs survey. Please see the links below for an English and Spanish version of the
survey:
-Neighborcare School-based Health Center Student and Family Needs Survey
-Encuesta Sobre Necesidades Familiares y Servicios de Clínicas de Salud Escolares
Learn with Passion. Act with Courage. Improve the WorldSupporting Social Emotional Health
Mentorship is held every Wednesday. For the first 10 school days, a
shorter mentorship will be held at the beginning of the day.
Mentorship is about Connection and Community. At Lincoln, it is a
place to:
• Facilitate the creation of healthy relationships that support
students feeling safe and connected at school
• Create space for students to address issues of concern
• Provide academic support and guidance
• Communication of updates, announcements and other information
All students are assigned to grade-specific mentorships and a multi-grade
house.
Learn with Passion. Act with Courage. Improve the WorldLynx Crew
Lynx Crew is a program similar to
WEB where incoming freshmen are
mentored by 10th and 11th grade
students throughout their freshman
year.
Lynx Crew mentors will spend 2
hours with freshmen on the morning
of the 4th in a small group format
and will then check in with them
during every mentorship after that.
Their job is peer mentor support
Learn with Passion. Act with Courage. Improve the WorldActivities, Athletics and Lincoln Pride
Clubs and Activities: All clubs and student groups will continue to
meet virtually, and students are currently building a Schoology
group to facilitate club and athletic meetings. We encourage all
students to get involved with student groups. A list of current clubs
will be available on the LHS website before school starts, and we
are working on the logistics of a club fair sometime the first week.
Athletics: To align with state and district guidelines, fall athletics
have been postponed. Starting Dec 28th our traditional winter
season will begin. Fall sports are scheduled to be played in March
and April and spring sports will occur in May and June. Updates to
athletics will be coming in late September and are dependent on
the county "phase".
Learn with Passion. Act with Courage. Improve the WorldSupport Lincoln & Spirit Gear
Spirit gear will be available to
pick up at an upcoming
Distribution Day and online
for purchase on LHS website
Show your Lincoln pride!
Purchased items will be
available for pickup the week of
Sept 14
Learn with Passion. Act with Courage. Improve the WorldTHE LINCOLN PTSA BOARD:
Co-Presidents: Lisa Rivera Smith and Eric Lutzker
Vice President: Xochil Squaglia
Co-Presidents: Katy Hall and Eric Lutzker
Vice President: Xochil Squaglia
Secretary: Isabelle Bourdeau
Treasurer: Joanna Mattson
Co-VPs of Fundraising: Kate Banta-Green & Katy Hall
VP of Events: Caroline Hansen Kleban
Co-VPs of PAL: Ed Phippen & Oskar Rey
Membership Chair: Katie Heckel
Acting VP of Athletics: Joshua Tufts
Learn with Passion. Act with Courage. Improve the WorldPTSA Sign-Up and Communication
• PTSA Membership
Registration: https://www.memberplanet.com/packetview/lincolnhighs
choolptsa/sign-up
• Newsletter Signup: https://facebook.us7.list-
manage.com/subscribe?u=6782539b908add4d6e041cbc8&id=05f922d0
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• All links and PTSA information can be found on the website,
lincolnseattleptsa.org or on the Lincoln HS
webpage, https://lincolnhs.seattleschools.org/get_involved/ptsa
• Follow us social media
• Instagram – lincolnseattleptsa
• Facebook - Lincoln Seattle PTSA
Learn with Passion. Act with Courage. Improve the WorldUpdates and Communication
• Family communication will be sent via email on Fridays
and can be found on our website under the ‘News’ tab.
Drop down the ‘Our School’ arrow from the home
page.
• Current contact information is critical during distance
learning
• Please make sure we have current contact information.
2 ways to do that:
• Use The Source to access the Student Data Verification Form
to update contact information
• Call 206-413-2500 to speak to office staff to update contact
information
Learn with Passion. Act with Courage. Improve the WorldMore Resources Available
-Stay connected with us on Schoology, The Source, and LHS Website
-Updated 504 and IEP meetings starting in September
-IEP (Special Education) Information Night on September 2nd @ 6PM
-Follow us on social media:
Website: https://lincolnhs.seattleschools.org
Facebook: facebook.com/LincolnSeattle
Twitter: @Lincoln_seattle & @CoreyEichner
Instagram: lincolnseattle
Learn with Passion. Act with Courage. Improve the WorldLet's Take a Tour of Lincoln
Learn with Passion. Act with Courage. Improve the WorldLHS Student Tour https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WESV6IIwgEI&feature=emb_logo Learn with Passion. Act with Courage. Improve the World
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Transportation – When we return
-Students are encouraged to use public transportation,
walk, or ride a bike
-Orca cards handed out during Distribution week of Sept
14th
-If carpooling, please be mindful of one-way streets and
select a drop-off and & pick-up location 1-2 blocks away
from the school
-Sorry, no student parking available
Learn with Passion. Act with Courage. Improve the WorldWelcome to Lincoln
Principal: Ruth Medsker
Assistant Principals: Corey Eichner and Sara Tuttle
Counselors: Todd Bittle, Samantha Schuh, Eleazer (Anthony) Malaki
Activities Director: Christy Neuschwander
Athletics Director: Brent Bakke
Librarian: Claire Scott
Academic Dean: Michelle Pentecost
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