Lincoln High School
Bulletin – December 1st, 2009
New Items:

Did you apply to SDSU?

If you would like to increase your chances of getting into SDSU – you can apply to the EOP Program.  Come to room 303 after school for help with your application on Dec.  9th.  Room 303 is open Monday – Thursday from 2:30 to 4:30 to work on scholarships and resumes, as well as to get a PIN for FAFSA.

Calling all Juniors

Attention Junior Class – we had a lot great ideas for fundraisers, but we need juniors to see the fundraisers through. If you are interested in leading a fundraiser please attend our junior class meetings Monday’s at lunch and Wednesday’s after school – in room 548!

Fundraiser

Hot Chocolate & Donuts – support the junior class, warm-up and get a jump start Friday in Center for Social Justice. Donuts and Hot Chocolate will be sold in room 548 from 6:30 to 7:00 am. Come get your Friday started right.

Student Vs. Staff Tennis Tournament

The 2nd annual student-staff tennis tournament will begin january 4th.  To sign up email or contact coach Davis in room 643, cdavis4@sandi.net.  This year there will be four categories, male and female staff and male and female student.  The winners of each will face off in the semi-finals.  The cost is $15 for staff and only $5 for students.  Participants must pay before winter break or they will not be included in the tournament.  Good Luck!

Tennis Lessons

Any students interested in learning how to play tennis there will be open courts and free lessons every Wednesday and Thursday Until Winter break.  We meet after school on the tennis courts at 2:45 and play until 4:00.  Freshman are encouraged to play.  A limited amount of tennis racquets will be available for anyone who doesn’t have one.  Contact Coach Davis in room 643 for more information.

Thursday, December 3   |   Cal SOAP Career Fair @ Scottish Rite Center   |   9th Grade only   |   9:50am – 1pm

9th Graders!  Make sure to turn in your permission slips to Mr. Castro ASAP.  If you are a 9th grader and interested in attending, please see Mr. Castro in the morning, during lunch or after school.

Monday, December 7 – Friday, December 11   |   AESA Philippines, Samoa and Asian (PSA) Outreach   |   All Next Week

Lincoln students, parents, staff and community members:  The Asian Empowered Student Alliance (AESA) will host a week long effort to raise awareness, funds and medical supplies to send to the families affected by the natural disasters in the Philippines, Samoa and other Asian countries.  The PSA Outreach effort involves a medical supply donation drive, lunchtime performances, and Asian food after school on Friday.  Check it out!

Monday, December 7   |   USC & Museum of Tolerance Trip   |   9th Grade only

9th Graders!  If you plan to attend the college trip to University of Southern California (USC) and the Museum of Tolerance, you must turn in your permission slip to Mrs. Brown ASAP.  Don’t miss out!

Monday, December 7   |   National Hispanic College Fair @ Scottish Rite Center   |   10th, 11th & 12th Grades only   |   9am – 1pm

Attention all Sophomores, Juniors and Seniors:  There is another opportunity to attend a college fair – this time, the National Hispanic College Fair at the Scottish Rite Center.  This is a great opportunity to talk to various college representatives and learn which college best fits your interests.  For more information, contact Ms. Castillo.

Monday, December 7   |   9th Grade Parent Meeting @  LHS Black Box Theatre   |    6p – 7:30p

Welcome 9th grade parents!  As we approach the end of Semester 1, we would like to make sure you have an opportunity to meet with your child’s school counselor to learn and review the academic expectations as well as resources and supports available to you and your child.  Students:  please encourage and attend with your parent.  For more information, please contact the 9th Grade Center Counselor, Ms. Wells.

Wednesday, December 16   |   PIQE Graduation @ LHS Parent Center   |   6 – 7:30p

PIQE Parents and students… the end of the 9 week session is coming soon.  Mark your calendar for the PIQE Graduation.  Let’s celebrate your parents’ dedication to your personal and academic success.  For more information, contact Ms. Cruz.

Repeat Items:

Homecoming Court

We are having meetings every Tuesday during lunch in room 146.  Bring your lunch and your service project ideas!

Circle of Friends

Circle of Friends. Remember that tomorrow, and every Wednesday, Circle of Friends meets during lunch. Please come to Room 447 at the beginning of lunch. Your school lunch will be waiting. New or interested members are welcome and community service credit is available. See you then!

Mock Trial

Anyone interested in participating in Mock Trial Program for Lincoln, please attend the meeting in room 350 on Monday and Tuesday, during lunch.

Tuesday and Thursday Tutoring After School   |   Learning Lab in Room 450 and T Cubed in Room 544   |   2:30am – 4pm

ALL students are welcome to drop in at our two after school tutoring locations on Tuesday and Thursday.  College tutors and some of YOUR teachers are available to help you with your academics, or simply come by to get organized and prioritize what you need to do for the week to be successful in your classes.  Come by and check us out!

Lincoln Hat Policy

Students please be aware that Lincoln High School has a NO HAT policy.  Students caught wearing a hat by a staff member may be asked to give up the hat.  If the student is unwilling to give up the hat, they are subject to discipline and possible suspension.

MECHA Fundraiser

Every Wednesday MECHA will be selling TOSTILOCOS after school @ 3:00 p.m. In the main quad for the 9th grade center for SocialJustice.  Tostilocos will cost $2.75.

COMMUNITY SERVICE

All seniors must complete a minimum of 30 hours of community service. All 9th – 11th grade students are encouraged to participate in community service during the school year. Don’t wait until your senior year. See Mr Loessel, in the Career Center, if you have questions.

American Red Cross Club at Lincoln

Come be a part of a great organization new to Lincoln.  Besides CPR, the American Red Cross Club will help the Red Cross fulfill its humanitarian mission – to relieve human suffering by preventing, preparing for, and responding to emergencies. Your membership will help your community and even provide world wide support. Earn community service hours and add to your Senior Exhibition.  They meet every Tuesday after school.  Contact Mr. Monday in Public Safety – room 351 for more information or check them out at their booth on Club Rush Day.

Wave Program

The Winter Aquatic Vocational Education (W.A.V.E.) Program is co-sponsored by the City of San Diego and the American Red Cross. The WAVE Program provides an opportunity for “at risk” youths from low-income and minority households to receive a scholarship and participate in the lifeguard training course. The WAVE Program also requires candidates to complete a minimum of 25 hours of volunteer work at City of San Diego pools and a minimum of 5 hours at the American Red Cross.  Students can visit the Career Center to get an information brochure.