The Winter Dance Concert January 29th and 30th 2009 in the main theater of The Lincoln Performing Arts Center. Come see the beginning and intermediate classes of Abraham Lincoln High School perform Tap, Ballet, Jazz and Modern choreographed by Donald Robinson and Daniel Marshall. Ticket are five and seven dollars, starts at 7 p.m.
The Music Department under the direction of Ms. Debbie Nevin will present its winter Music Concert on Thursday January 22, 2008 at 7 P.M. at the main theater in the Lincoln Arts Complex. The concert will feature music students from various classes taught by Ms. Nevin and the piano students taught by Mrs. Sharletta Richardson. [...]
The new hip-hop/rock musical Kingdom will be performed at Lincoln February 12-15, 2009. Kingdom fuses hip-hop and rock music to create a truly original score that chronicles the lives of Andres and Juan, two inner city friends who join …
Sharletta Richardson, Lincoln’s Vocal Music teacher, will depart for Tokyo as a participant in the Japan Fullbright Memorial Fund. She will be in Japan from October 13th, and return on October 30th. While in Japan Mrs. Richardson will share and exchange teaching models with Japanese teachers. Congratulations Mrs, Richardson and Bon Voyage!
Auditions for the Musical Black Nativity, will be held in room 951, October 1, 2008 at 2:30 p.m. For more information, please contact Mrs. Richardson (2944) or Mr. Robinson (2951).
Dance auditions are Monday September 29, 2008 at 2:30 P.M. in room 951.
Both groups won “silver”, the second highest rating possible, this weekend in Fullerton! I am so proud of them! To be able to take them to a festival in our first year was so exciting!
Due to an overwhelming response, Our
venue has changed to the Main Theatre!
First Annual Slam Fest 08
Lincoln Spoken Word Competition
This Friday, May 16th 2008
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Using Google Earth and Maps to Empower Student Learning
This in-service was all about using Google Earth and Google Maps in classroom curriculum. The idea was that the instructor could recreate events through the use …
