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Once On this Island

Donald Robinson — Tue, 13 Apr 2010 16:09:33 +0000

The Musical Once On This Island opens on Thursday April 15, 2010. The production is a fantasy about a little girl who is washed a shore in Haiti and changes all who meet her including the Gods. The play will continue on April 16, 22, and 23. Tickets are $10 and $12, and can be bought at box office the nights of the show. Show times are 7 p.m. .For more info please call 619.266.6540 ext. 2629.

Scholarships … Don’t miss out

Loessel — Tue, 16 Feb 2010 08:54:40 +0000

SCHOLARSHIPS

SAN DIEGO COUNTY SALUTE TO EDUCATION SCHOLARSHIP

A college bound graduating senior can be nominated in one of 16 career categories such as: Arts, Athletics, Computer Science Tech, Mathematics, Performing Arts, Science, Vocational/Technical.

Deadline date = 02/19/10

JAPANESE AMERICAN CITIZENS LEAGUE

Every graduating senior must be an active JACL member to apply. Applicants must be planning to attend a college, university, trade school, or business school.

Deadline date = 03/01/10

SAN DIEGO COUNTY CITIZENS’ SCHOLARSHIP

Student must be a graduating San Diego City/Country High School Senior to apply. It is important that the student shows a financial need.

Deadline date = 03/02/10

SAN DIEGO MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIPS

This scholarship is for graduating high school seniors in the San Diego City Schools/San Diego Unified School District. The Scholarship must be used at a four-year, fully accredited college/university.

Deadline date = 03/05/10

REWARDING COLLEGE DREAMS SCHOLARSHIP

This scholarship is offered through Cal-SOAP for a graduating high school senior who plans to attend a community college or four-year college/university.

Deadline date = 03/15/10

Please note that copies of these scholarships are available in the Career Center. Also know that copies of a list of Scholarship search engines is available in the Career Center . That list includes FASTWEB.COM. That list contains the 10 top Scholarship search engines.

The Job Board is Student Friendly

Loessel — Fri, 05 Feb 2010 19:55:34 +0000

The JOB BOARD, located in the Career Center, is updated at least once a month. The JOB BOARD is student friendly and offers part time employment opportunities for students to view. A majority of the jobs are for students 16 and older but some small business owners will consider hiring students ages 14-15.

Please note …

Typically entry-level employment is available at many fastfood places (Pat & Oscar’s, KFC, In-N-Out Burger, and McDonald’s), retail stores (check the listing for Fashion Valley) and supermarkets such as Vons and Ralphs that use on-line applications. And an on-line applications means the student must first fill-out the on-line application then visit the store, talk to the hiring manager and schedule an interview. Just filling out the on-line application is not enough.

Additionally all students, ages 14 – 17, must have a valid work permit issued by Mr Loessel. Students ages 16-17 can work until 10:pm and 14-15 year olds can work until 7:pm.

Firefighting Academy Highlight

Ray Adair — Thu, 21 Jan 2010 17:50:36 +0000

Students and Principal for public safety show what’s special about their program.

1st Annual Lincoln High College Fair

Loessel — Thu, 07 Jan 2010 16:05:15 +0000

The 1st Annual Lincoln High College Fair is scheduled for Thursday, Janurary 28, 2010 during lunch (12:03 pm – 12:33 pm) in the main Quad area adjacent to the Central Administration building (100).

As of this announcement the following colleges/universities will be represented:

Alliant University

Clark Atlanta University

Columbia College

Cuyamaca College

Howard University

ITT Technical Institute

KAPLAN College

La Sierra University

Morehouse College

North Carolina A&T State University

NROTC Scholarship Program

Pt Loma Nazarene University

SDSU

UC Davis

UCLA

University of Missouri

University of Phoenix

There will also be a table with scholarship and financial aid information. Please contact Mr Loessel at mloessel@sandi.net or (619) 266-6500/2107 for additional information.

Fastweb.com Funding for Tuition

Loessel — Wed, 06 Jan 2010 16:58:13 +0000

Students in grades 9-12 can visit FASTWEB.COM, create an account and have access to 1000s of scholarship opportunities. Creating an account is simple and takes 15-20 minutes. Once an account is created FASTWEB will send scholarship opportunities to the student almost immediately. All the student has to do is check their account on a regular basis for the latest scholarship information. This is a free service.

Please note that FASWEB.COM will not process any scholarship information the student is responsible for downloading the required scholarship docs then completing and submitting the scholarship package prior to the deadline date.

See Mr Loessel in the Career Center/rm 107 for for information.

Title I Parent Meeting

Ray Adair — Sat, 24 Oct 2009 19:58:43 +0000

There will be a Title I Parent meeting on Tuesday, October 27 at 6:00 pm in Room 601.

We will discuss the Single Plan for Student Acheivement, data from 2008-2009, our Parent Involvement Policy and the Home/School Compact.

Lincoln Scrapbook

Ray Adair — Sat, 24 Oct 2009 15:42:20 +0000

The history of Lincoln High School, its rebirth and future…

Lincoln High School, Multimedia History or Extensive Article

Lincoln rebuilding underway

Wikipedia

Slammed for our first year test results

Lawmaker eyes delay in SDSU admission policy

Eduardo “Kiki” Ochoa: un maestro como pocos

Vote to End Marksmanship Training

Student activists score bull’s eye in bid to oust shooting programs

Soldier sought a family, touched many lives

Student speaks up about student records

Investigation halts transfer of student records to military

KPBS radio covers Lincoln

Association of Raza Educators Conference

The Kingdom comes to Lincoln High School

KPBS Covers Lincoln

Ray Adair — Wed, 16 Sep 2009 14:17:58 +0000

KPBS filmed the first day of school at Lincoln this year. To see the story, go to http://www.kpbs.org/videos/2009/sep/15/4534/ .

Job Shadows

Loessel — Mon, 24 Aug 2009 15:36:30 +0000

A job shadow is usually a one time career exploration activity that allows a student to observe an individual (s) in their workplace during normal working hours. District policy mandates that a job shadow will be no longer then 25 hours.

This activity is scheduled through the Career Center with Mr Loessel serving as the facilitator. Any student can visit the Career Center (before school, during lunch, or after school) to discuss the job shadow process and what is expected. A student can participate in more then one job shadow throughout the school year and the activity can be done on or off campus depending on availability of the host.

Students are required to dress appropriately, provide their own transportation and be on time. A job shadow can develop into project-based short or long term internship with specific learning objectives.