February 6, 2012

If you would like to place something in our daily bulletin, please email Mr. Camacho at dcamacho@sandi.net before 9:00 a.m. for that day.  It must be from a staff member, not a student. 

Please limit each notice to 3-4 sentences and write the words bulletin in the subject line with the dates that you would like your notice to run.

The bulletin is always posted by the end of 3rd period each day.

Thank you!

NEW ITEMS

NO SALAD BAR or Pizza TODAY

Feb. 6 – There will be no Salad Bar or Pizza sold on campus today.

Hip Hop Today @ 12:00

Due to our min. day – Hip Hop class will always be at 12:00 in the black box.  See you there.  Wednesday – it will continue to be at the regular time, 2:30 to 4:30.

Lincoln High School Community

This Saturday, February 11, the community is invited to join Lincoln High School as we host the first Black History Month Celebration Event – we’ve titled it Black is Beautiful Wellness Event from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.   We will have vendors, booths, student performances, and a fitness boot camp all free of charge in our center quad.  We will have an Opportunity drawing and the “Our Crown Our Glory” History and Fashion Show which begins at 2 p.m. Adults $10, Youth $5 and Students of Lincoln High school with id. only $3 to attend.  All proceeds donated to the senior class.  Please join us, we look forward to seeing you there.

Attention Seniors

The Prom committee will be meeting on Tuesday and Thursday, February 7th and 9th in room 646 located in the Arts.  Please, be prompt.  There is much to done.

GEAR UP Northern California Tour! Are You Ready?!

Spend Spring Break on the road! GEAR UP will be sponsoring 20 students on a trip up the California coast to explore different colleges, majors, and cities.  This is absolutely FREE to students.  You must be a junior, have a 2.5 GPA, be registered for the SAT and plan to apply to a 4-year college or university, no N’s or U’s in citizenship, no unexcused absences or tardies, no suspensions or referrals, and must have attended several GEAR UP workshops and events.  Any Junior who is interested in the GEAR UP Northern California Tour needs to stop by the College and Career Center to pick up an applications at lunch or after school. See Ms. Medina for any questions.  Applications are due Friday March 2 2012!!!!

Juma is Hiring at Lincoln High School (Correction)

If you received a Flyer from JUMA Ventures and are a CURRENT SOPHOMORE, come meet the Staff in Room 601 on February 8 and 9 (Wednesday and Thursday) at lunch time. You can also stop by the College and Career Center this week to find out more! Juma Ventures gives you a job, a college savings account and free tutoring. There will be PIZZA!

Are you Ready for Badminton Season?

We have a meeting this Wednesday, Feb. 3, after school in Mr.Lende’s room – 555 (Social Justice). Come out and get information about the up coming season. Don’t forget to bring your physicals too (if you do not have it, you still have 1 week). Can’t wait to see you guys there. – Mr. Lende (Badminton Coach)

CAHSEE Seniors Scores

If you did NOT pass in October,  your last chance to walk at graduation is Febraury 7 & 8.  Get a good night’s rest and come prepared to do your best!

REPEAT ITEMS

Juniors – Take the SAT on March 10th!

Any junior with a 2.5 GPA or above is encouraged to register for the March 10 SAT taking place at Lincoln. The SAT score is a requirement for applying to college. Registration Workshops will be taking place Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday of this week from 2:30 – 4pm in Room 468. Lincoln will be providing fee waivers. For any questions, please see Ms. Medina in the College and Career Center. Do not miss out, register before fee waivers run out!

4 Elements of Hip Hop in February

Writerz Blok and Malcolm X Library will be putting on 4 Elements of Hip Hop in February.  Feb. 1 – Aerosol Art, Feb. 8 – 2 Turntables + MCing, Feb. 15 – B-Boying, and Feb. 22 – All 4 Elements Mix.  Each class is from 4:00 to 5:00 p.m. and is free and open to the public. The classes will take place at Malcolm X Library located at 5148 Market Street.  For more information, you can call 619-527-3405

Teens for Jeans Update

We are now accepting denim capris and shorts as part of the contest.   Heres the current standings:

Davis – 5

Conrad – 5

Coach D – 11

Tamez – 9

Park – 1

Powers – 3

Rogers – 4

Powell – 7

Majkowski – 2

Fletcher – 9

Bacon – 12

ASB – 44

Mr.Moller – 7

McKinney – 9

Ogo – 4

Holman – 4

Total = 136

Please remember to call ext. 2146 at the beginning of period 4 or email dcamacho@sandi.net for a pick with the number of jeans collected – so we can bring the coupons to give to the students who donated.  The contest ends on Feb. 10 – so please continue to bring in your old or new denim jeans, shorts, or capris.  The first class to get to 100 gets a pizza party.  Every 4th period class that gets to 150 will have an ice cream social.

CLASS OF 14 Shirts

Now Available in the Financial Office. Only $10.00 Limited Supply, don’t wait, sizes small, medium and large. Support your class and show your SWAG. Open during lunch & after school.

Lincoln A.S.B. needs your Blue Jeans! – Period 4 Contest

All period 4 teachers and classes will be able to help Lincoln High, who has entered the 5th Annual Teens for Jeans Campaign sponsored by Aeropostale and DoSomething.org  Bring your used jeans to school and get a coupon for a discount on a new pair of  jeans from  Aeropostale.  All jeans donated will go to either homeless teens or areas affected by natural disasters.  The school with the most jeans collected will win $5,000 and a pair of jeans for every student, plus a celebration.  Each class that collects 150 pairs of jeans will receive an ice cream celebration, as well as a prize that gets to 100 jeans (Pizza Party).  A memo was placed in your mailbox, if you did not get one, please call ext. 2146 during 4th period.  Good luck to all classes

Seniors – FAFSA Help

Please come to room 654 (East Side of campus) or 468 (West Side of campus) on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday’s from 2:30 to 4:00 all this month for help with your FAFSA.  This is possible free money for college, so don’t wait until the last minute – get it done now!

Lincoln High Black History Month Essay Contest

This essay contest is open to all Lincoln students, grades 9-12. The essay must be a minimum of 500 words, typed and double-spaced. In the heading please include your 4th period teacher’s name and the room number.  Please write an essay in response to the following prompt: Write about the accomplishment(s) of an African American. How has this African American’s accomplishments benefited the African American community and/or global society? How is this African American a role model for young African Americans today? In an effort to expand your learning, please do not submit essays on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Harriet Tubman or Rosa Parks. You may choose from any aspect of our community including advocates, doctors, teachers, inventors, lawyers, actress/actors, athletes, musicians, etc… A list of choices is available in Room 548 if you need ideas. The deadline is Friday, February 10, 2011.   All submissions must be submitted to Mrs. Jackson-Hubbard, room 548 by 3:00 p.m. on February 10^th. Cash prizes and more will be given to our winners.  Good luck to all!

SHOW YOUR SWAG! Design YOUR 2012 Yearbook.

If you would like to place something in our daily bulletin, please email Mr. Camacho at dcamacho@sandi.net before 9:00 a.m. for that day.  It must be from a staff member, not a student. 

Please limit each notice to 3-4 sentences and write the words bulletin in the subject line with the dates that you would like your notice to run.  Thank you!

February 3, 2012

If you would like to place something in our daily bulletin, please email Mr. Camacho at dcamacho@sandi.net before 9:00 a.m. for that day.  It must be from a staff member, not a student. 

Please limit each notice to 3-4 sentences and write the words bulletin in the subject line with the dates that you would like your notice to run.

The bulletin is always posted by the end of 3rd period each day.

Thank you!

NEW ITEMS

Multi-Cultural Food Fair

Please come out to the center quad today for our Famous Food Fair!  The Food-Fair-Menu-2012 Final (which you can view by clicking on the link to the left) will be posted in the financial office and A.S.B. room. You can buy your tickets at the financial office and theatre ticket booth.  Students that are working should have official passes.  Some students will be late to 5th period because of clean up.  They should have a pass that is stamped.  Thank you for your support!

NO SALAD BAR or Pizza TODAY OR MONDAY

Feb. 3 and 6 – There will be no Salad Bar or Pizza sold on campus.

GEAR UP Northern California Tour! Are You Ready?!

Spend Spring Break on the road! GEAR UP will be sponsoring 20 students on a trip up the California coast to explore different colleges, majors, and cities.  This is absolutely FREE to students.  You must be a junior, have a 2.5 GPA, be registered for the SAT and plan to apply to a 4-year college or university, no N’s or U’s in citizenship, no unexcused absences or tardies, no suspensions or referrals, and must have attended several GEAR UP workshops and events.  Any Junior who is interested in the GEAR UP Northern California Tour needs to stop by the College and Career Center to pick up an applications at lunch or after school. See Ms. Medina for any questions.  Applications are due Friday March 2 2012!!!!

Juma is Hiring at Lincoln High School (Correction)

If you received a Flyer from JUMA Ventures and are a CURRENT SOPHOMORE, come meet the Staff in Room 601 on February 8 and 9 (Wednesday and Thursday) at lunch time. You can also stop by the College and Career Center this week to find out more! Juma Ventures gives you a job, a college savings account and free tutoring. There will be PIZZA!

Are you Ready for Badminton Season?

We have a meeting tomorrow, Friday, Feb. 3, after school in Mr. Robinson’s dance room. Come out and get information about the up coming season. Don’t forget to bring your physicals too (if you do not have it, you still have 1 week). Can’t wait to see you guys there. – Mr. Lende (Badminton Coach)

CAHSEE Seniors Scores

If you did NOT pass in October,  your last chance to walk at graduation is Febraury 6 & 7. Come get help!!! CAHSEE Prep Tuesdays and Thursdays 2:30 room 454!  Don’t wait until it is too late.

REPEAT ITEMS

Juniors – Take the SAT on March 10th!

Any junior with a 2.5 GPA or above is encouraged to register for the March 10 SAT taking place at Lincoln. The SAT score is a requirement for applying to college. Registration Workshops will be taking place Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday of this week from 2:30 – 4pm in Room 468. Lincoln will be providing fee waivers. For any questions, please see Ms. Medina in the College and Career Center. Do not miss out, register before fee waivers run out!

Congratulations!

Congratulations to the following students for being chosen as Student Leaders for the San Diego Rotary Youth Conference:  Collins, Sheree; McCauley, Tyrone; Pollante, Michael; Carnell, Marquell; Saucedo, Jose; and Taylor, Shakisha

4 Elements of Hip Hop in February

Writerz Blok and Malcolm X Library will be putting on 4 Elements of Hip Hop in February.  Feb. 1 – Aerosol Art, Feb. 8 – 2 Turntables + MCing, Feb. 15 – B-Boying, and Feb. 22 – All 4 Elements Mix.  Each class is from 4:00 to 5:00 p.m. and is free and open to the public. The classes will take place at Malcolm X Library located at 5148 Market Street.  For more information, you can call 619-527-3405

Teens for Jeans Update

We are now accepting denim capris and shorts as part of the contest.   Heres the current standings:

Davis – 5

Conrad – 5

Coach D – 11

Tamez – 9

Park – 1

Powers – 3

Rogers – 4

Powell – 7

Majkowski – 2

Fletcher – 9

Bacon – 12

ASB – 44

Mr.Moller – 7

McKinney – 9

Ogo – 4

Holman – 4

Total = 136

Please remember to call ext. 2146 at the beginning of period 4 or email dcamacho@sandi.net for a pick with the number of jeans collected – so we can bring the coupons to give to the students who donated.  The contest ends on Feb. 10 – so please continue to bring in your old or new denim jeans, shorts, or capris.  The first class to get to 100 gets a pizza party.  Every 4th period class that gets to 150 will have an ice cream social.

CLASS OF 14 Shirts

Now Available in the Financial Office. Only $10.00 Limited Supply, don’t wait, sizes small, medium and large. Support your class and show your SWAG. Open during lunch & after school.

Lincoln A.S.B. needs your Blue Jeans! – Period 4 Contest

All period 4 teachers and classes will be able to help Lincoln High, who has entered the 5th Annual Teens for Jeans Campaign sponsored by Aeropostale and DoSomething.org  Bring your used jeans to school and get a coupon for a discount on a new pair of  jeans from  Aeropostale.  All jeans donated will go to either homeless teens or areas affected by natural disasters.  The school with the most jeans collected will win $5,000 and a pair of jeans for every student, plus a celebration.  Each class that collects 150 pairs of jeans will receive an ice cream celebration, as well as a prize that gets to 100 jeans (Pizza Party).  A memo was placed in your mailbox, if you did not get one, please call ext. 2146 during 4th period.  Good luck to all classes

Seniors – FAFSA Help

Please come to room 654 (East Side of campus) or 468 (West Side of campus) on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday’s from 2:30 to 4:00 all this month for help with your FAFSA.  This is possible free money for college, so don’t wait until the last minute – get it done now!

Lincoln High Black History Month Essay Contest

This essay contest is open to all Lincoln students, grades 9-12. The essay must be a minimum of 500 words, typed and double-spaced. In the heading please include your 4th period teacher’s name and the room number.  Please write an essay in response to the following prompt: Write about the accomplishment(s) of an African American. How has this African American’s accomplishments benefited the African American community and/or global society? How is this African American a role model for young African Americans today? In an effort to expand your learning, please do not submit essays on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Harriet Tubman or Rosa Parks. You may choose from any aspect of our community including advocates, doctors, teachers, inventors, lawyers, actress/actors, athletes, musicians, etc… A list of choices is available in Room 548 if you need ideas. The deadline is Friday, February 10, 2011.   All submissions must be submitted to Mrs. Jackson-Hubbard, room 548 by 3:00 p.m. on February 10^th. Cash prizes and more will be given to our winners.  Good luck to all!

SHOW YOUR SWAG! Design YOUR 2012 Yearbook.

If you would like to place something in our daily bulletin, please email Mr. Camacho at dcamacho@sandi.net before 9:00 a.m. for that day.  It must be from a staff member, not a student. 

Please limit each notice to 3-4 sentences and write the words bulletin in the subject line with the dates that you would like your notice to run.  Thank you!

February 2, 2012

If you would like to place something in our daily bulletin, please email Mr. Camacho at dcamacho@sandi.net before 9:00 a.m. for that day.  It must be from a staff member, not a student. 

Please limit each notice to 3-4 sentences and write the words bulletin in the subject line with the dates that you would like your notice to run.

The bulletin is always posted by the end of 3rd period each day.

Thank you!

NEW ITEMS

Juma is Hiring at Lincoln High School

If you received a Flyer from JUMA Ventures, come meet the Staff in Room 601 on February 8 and 9 (Wednesday and Thursday) at lunch time.  You can also stop by the College and Career Center this week to find out more! Juma Ventures gives you a job, a college savings account and free tutoring.  There will be PIZZA!

Women’s Empowerment Organization Meeting

The Women’s Empowerment Organization will be meeting today, Thursday, 2/2, from 2:45-4:00 in room 554. Come for this special meeting honoring African American women. All students are welcome.

Are you Ready for Badminton Season?

We have a meeting tomorrow, Friday, Feb. 3, after school in Mr. Robinson’s dance room. Come out and get information about the up coming season. Don’t forget to bring your physicals too (if you do not have it, you still have 1 week). Can’t wait to see you guys there. – Mr. Lende (Badminton Coach)

CAHSEE Seniors Scores

If you did NOT pass in October,  your last chance to walk at graduation is Febraury 6 & 7. Come get help!!! CAHSEE Prep Tuesdays and Thursdays 2:30 room 454!  Don’t wait until it is too late.

Multi-Cultural Week

Please come out to the center quad this week for exciting performances and music.  Today is  Asian Day, we will have a special performer singing songs in Lao and English.  Grab your lunch and come out and enjoy the show!  Don’t forget that Friday is our Famous Food Fair – so bring your cash!  The Food Fair Menu 2012 (which you can view by clicking on the link to the left) will be posted in the financial office and A.S.B. room. Pre-sale tickets go on sale today, Thursday, Feb. 2, in the financial office only.  On Friday, you will be able to buy tickets at the financial office and theatre ticket booth.

Southeast Explorers Leadership Retreats – February to May 2012

A series of once a month outdoor activities, that focus on cultivating leadership, raising awareness around community building and environmental concerns. This series includes trips to Julian, Mission Trails, Sunset Cliffs, rock climbing and a ropes course. An SEE Application is required (deadline had been extended to 02/02/2012).  For more information contact Nadifa Mohamed – nmohamed@jacobscenter.org

Film Youth Voices Workshop & Film Festival – February to June 2012

A 15 week long workshop series with Media Arts Center designed for youth to create digital stories and short documentary films centered around the themes: “Who I Am” and “Where I Am From”. The workshops series will culminate in a youth film festival on June 22nd. An FYV Application (deadline had been extended to 02/02/2012 ) & interview is required.  For more information contact Joseph Aongo – jaongo@jacobscenter.org

Friday Movie Night Series – January to May 2012

A five month long movie night series for high school and college age youth. There will be dinner and a movie followed by an interactive discussion. The purpose of the event is to help youth connect while providing a space to help them think critically about the images and messages present in the films they watch. A signed Friday Movie Nights required. For more information contact Tomas Huerta – thuerta@jacobscenter.org

REPEAT ITEMS

Juniors – Take the SAT on March 10th!

Any junior with a 2.5 GPA or above is encouraged to register for the March 10 SAT taking place at Lincoln. The SAT score is a requirement for applying to college. Registration Workshops will be taking place Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday of this week from 2:30 – 4pm in Room 468. Lincoln will be providing fee waivers. For any questions, please see Ms. Medina in the College and Career Center. Do not miss out, register before fee waivers run out!

Congratulations!

Congratulations to the following students for being chosen as Student Leaders for the San Diego Rotary Youth Conference:  Collins, Sheree; McCauley, Tyrone; Pollante, Michael; Carnell, Marquell; Saucedo, Jose; and Taylor, Shakisha

4 Elements of Hip Hop in February

Writerz Blok and Malcolm X Library will be putting on 4 Elements of Hip Hop in February.  Feb. 1 – Aerosol Art, Feb. 8 – 2 Turntables + MCing, Feb. 15 – B-Boying, and Feb. 22 – All 4 Elements Mix.  Each class is from 4:00 to 5:00 p.m. and is free and open to the public. The classes will take place at Malcolm X Library located at 5148 Market Street.  For more information, you can call 619-527-3405

Teens for Jeans Update

We are now accepting denim capris and shorts as part of the contest.  Here are the top three classes:

Bacon – 13

McKinney – 9

Tamez – 9

Fletcher – 9

Please remember to call ext. 2146 at the beginning of period 4 or email dcamacho@sandi.net for a pick with the number of jeans collected – so we can bring the coupons to give to the students who donated.  The contest ends on Feb. 10 – so please continue to bring in your old or new denim jeans, shorts, or capris.  The first class to get to 100 gets a pizza party.  Every 4th period class that gets to 150 will have an ice cream social.

CLASS OF 14 Shirts

Now Available in the Financial Office. Only $10.00 Limited Supply, don’t wait, sizes small, medium and large. Support your class and show your SWAG. Open during lunch & after school.

Lincoln A.S.B. needs your Blue Jeans! – Period 4 Contest

All period 4 teachers and classes will be able to help Lincoln High, who has entered the 5th Annual Teens for Jeans Campaign sponsored by Aeropostale and DoSomething.org  Bring your used jeans to school and get a coupon for a discount on a new pair of  jeans from  Aeropostale.  All jeans donated will go to either homeless teens or areas affected by natural disasters.  The school with the most jeans collected will win $5,000 and a pair of jeans for every student, plus a celebration.  Each class that collects 150 pairs of jeans will receive an ice cream celebration, as well as a prize that gets to 100 jeans (Pizza Party).  A memo was placed in your mailbox, if you did not get one, please call ext. 2146 during 4th period.  Good luck to all classes

Seniors – FAFSA Help

Please come to room 654 (East Side of campus) or 468 (West Side of campus) on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday’s from 2:30 to 4:00 all this month for help with your FAFSA.  This is possible free money for college, so don’t wait until the last minute – get it done now!

Lincoln High Black History Month Essay Contest

This essay contest is open to all Lincoln students, grades 9-12. The essay must be a minimum of 500 words, typed and double-spaced. In the heading please include your 4th period teacher’s name and the room number.  Please write an essay in response to the following prompt: Write about the accomplishment(s) of an African American. How has this African American’s accomplishments benefited the African American community and/or global society? How is this African American a role model for young African Americans today? In an effort to expand your learning, please do not submit essays on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Harriet Tubman or Rosa Parks. You may choose from any aspect of our community including advocates, doctors, teachers, inventors, lawyers, actress/actors, athletes, musicians, etc… A list of choices is available in Room 548 if you need ideas. The deadline is Friday, February 10, 2011.   All submissions must be submitted to Mrs. Jackson-Hubbard, room 548 by 3:00 p.m. on February 10^th. Cash prizes and more will be given to our winners.  Good luck to all!

SHOW YOUR SWAG! Design YOUR 2012 Yearbook.

If you would like to place something in our daily bulletin, please email Mr. Camacho at dcamacho@sandi.net before 9:00 a.m. for that day.  It must be from a staff member, not a student. 

Please limit each notice to 3-4 sentences and write the words bulletin in the subject line with the dates that you would like your notice to run.  Thank you!

February 1, 2012

If you would like to place something in our daily bulletin, please email Mr. Camacho at dcamacho@sandi.net before 9:00 a.m. for that day.  It must be from a staff member, not a student. 

Please limit each notice to 3-4 sentences and write the words bulletin in the subject line with the dates that you would like your notice to run.

The bulletin is always posted by the end of 3rd period.

Thank you!

NEW ITEMS

Women’s Empowerment Organization Meeting

The Women’s Empowerment Organization will be meeting on Thursday, 2/2, from 2:45-4:00 in room 554. Come for this special meeting honoring African American women. All students are welcome.

Are you Ready for Badminton Season?

We have a meeting this Friday, Feb. 3, after school in Mr. Robinson’s dance room. Come out and get information about the up coming season. Don’t forget to bring your physicals too (if you do not have it, you still have 1 week). Can’t wait to see you guys there. – Mr. Lende (Badminton Coach)

4 Elements of Hip Hop in February

Writerz Blok and Malcolm X Library will be putting on 4 Elements of Hip Hop in February.  Feb. 1 – Aerosol Art, Feb. 8 – 2 Turntables + MCing, Feb. 15 – B-Boying, and Feb. 22 – All 4 Elements Mix.  Each class is from 4:00 to 5:00 p.m. and is free and open to the public. The classes will take place at Malcolm X Library located at 5148 Market Street.  For more information, you can call 619-527-3405

CAHSEE Seniors Scores

If you did NOT pass in October,  your last chance to walk at graduation is Febraury 6 & 7. Come get help!!! CAHSEE Prep Tuesdays and Thursdays 2:30 room 454!  Don’t wait until it is too late.

Multi-Cultural Week

Please come out to the center quad this week for exciting performances and music.  Today is Pacific Islander Day, and we will have our returning dancers that have been with us since we re-opened.  Thursday is Asian Day, we will have a special performer singing songs in Lao.  Grab your lunch and come out and enjoy the show each day!  Don’t forget that Friday is our Famous Food Fair – so bring your cash!  There will be a list posted in the financial office and ASB room, as well as right here after school today.  Pre-sale tickets go on sale tomorrow, Thursday, Feb. 2, in the financial office only.  On Friday, you will be able to buy tickets at the financial office and theatre ticket booth.

REPEAT ITEMS

Juniors – Take the SAT on March 10th!

Any junior with a 2.5 GPA or above is encouraged to register for the March 10 SAT taking place at Lincoln. The SAT score is a requirement for applying to college. Registration Workshops will be taking place Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday of this week from 2:30 – 4pm in Room 468. Lincoln will be providing fee waivers. For any questions, please see Ms. Medina in the College and Career Center. Do not miss out, register before fee waivers run out!

Congratulations!

Congratulations to the following students for being chosen as Student Leaders for the San Diego Rotary Youth Conference:  Collins, Sheree; McCauley, Tyrone; Pollante, Michael; Carnell, Marquell; Saucedo, Jose; and Taylor, Shakisha

Food Fair Form due last week!

If you are planning on selling at next week’s Food Fair – please turn in your form today to Mr. Camacho’s mailbox in the central office.  If you do not have a form, you can click here: Multicultural Week Memo Sign Up 2012 to download it.  Remember that any item sold by students must be in increments of .50.  See Mr. Camacho with any questions.  Thank you!

Teens for Jeans Update

We are now excepting denim capris and shorts as part of the contest.  Here are the top three classes:

Bacon – 13

McKinney – 9

Tamez – 9

Fletcher – 9

Please remember to call ext. 2146 at the beginning of period 4 or email dcamacho@sandi.net for a pick with the number of jeans collected – so we can bring the coupons to give to the students who donated.  The contest ends on Feb. 10 – so please continue to bring in your old or new denim jeans, shorts, or capris.  The first class to get to 100 gets a pizza party.  Every 4th period class that gets to 150 will have an ice cream social.

Southeast Explorers Leadership Retreats – February to May 2012

A series of once a month outdoor activities, that focus on cultivating leadership, raising awareness around community building and environmental concerns. This series includes trips to Julian, Mission Trails, Sunset Cliffs, rock climbing and a ropes course. An SEE Application is required (deadline had been extended to 02/02/2012).  For more information contact Nadifa Mohamed – nmohamed@jacobscenter.org

Film Youth Voices Workshop & Film Festival – February to June 2012

A 15 week long workshop series with Media Arts Center designed for youth to create digital stories and short documentary films centered around the themes: “Who I Am” and “Where I Am From”. The workshops series will culminate in a youth film festival on June 22nd. An FYV Application (deadline had been extended to 02/02/2012 ) & interview is required.  For more information contact Joseph Aongo – jaongo@jacobscenter.org

Friday Movie Night Series – January to May 2012

A five month long movie night series for high school and college age youth. There will be dinner and a movie followed by an interactive discussion. The purpose of the event is to help youth connect while providing a space to help them think critically about the images and messages present in the films they watch. A signed Friday Movie Nights required. For more information contact Tomas Huerta – thuerta@jacobscenter.org

CLASS OF 14 Shirts

Now Available in the Financial Office. Only $10.00 Limited Supply, don’t wait, sizes small, medium and large. Support your class and show your SWAG. Open during lunch & after school.

Lincoln A.S.B. needs your Blue Jeans! – Period 4 Contest

All period 4 teachers and classes will be able to help Lincoln High, who has entered the 5th Annual Teens for Jeans Campaign sponsored by Aeropostale and DoSomething.org  Bring your used jeans to school and get a coupon for a discount on a new pair of  jeans from  Aeropostale.  All jeans donated will go to either homeless teens or areas affected by natural disasters.  The school with the most jeans collected will win $5,000 and a pair of jeans for every student, plus a celebration.  Each class that collects 150 pairs of jeans will receive an ice cream celebration, as well as a prize that gets to 100 jeans (Pizza Party).  A memo was placed in your mailbox, if you did not get one, please call ext. 2146 during 4th period.  Good luck to all classes

Seniors – FAFSA Help

Please come to room 654 (East Side of campus) or 468 (West Side of campus) on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday’s from 2:30 to 4:00 all this month for help with your FAFSA.  This is possible free money for college, so don’t wait until the last minute – get it done now!

Lincoln High Black History Month Essay Contest

This essay contest is open to all Lincoln students, grades 9-12. The essay must be a minimum of 500 words, typed and double-spaced. In the heading please include your 4th period teacher’s name and the room number.  Please write an essay in response to the following prompt: Write about the accomplishment(s) of an African American. How has this African American’s accomplishments benefited the African American community and/or global society? How is this African American a role model for young African Americans today? In an effort to expand your learning, please do not submit essays on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Harriet Tubman or Rosa Parks. You may choose from any aspect of our community including advocates, doctors, teachers, inventors, lawyers, actress/actors, athletes, musicians, etc… A list of choices is available in Room 548 if you need ideas. The deadline is Friday, February 10, 2011.   All submissions must be submitted to Mrs. Jackson-Hubbard, room 548 by 3:00 p.m. on February 10^th. Cash prizes and more will be given to our winners.  Good luck to all!

SHOW YOUR SWAG! Design YOUR 2012 Yearbook.

If you would like to place something in our daily bulletin, please email Mr. Camacho at dcamacho@sandi.net before 9:00 a.m. for that day.  It must be from a staff member, not a student. 

Please limit each notice to 3-4 sentences and write the words bulletin in the subject line with the dates that you would like your notice to run.  Thank you!

January 31, 2012

NEW ITEMS

Multi-Cultural Week

Please come out to the center quad this week for exciting performances and music.  Today is African Day. We have a special guest, Torrian, who will be singing some of his own songs.   He was featured on 106 and Park last week on BET.  Wednesday is Pacific Islander Day, and we will have our returning dancers that have been with us since we re-opened.  Thursday is Asian Day, we will have a special performer singing songs in Lao.  Grab your lunch and come out and enjoy the show each day!  Don’t forget that Friday is our Famous Food Fair – so bring your cash!

Jackie Robinson YMCA Scholarship – Seniors

The 2012 college scholarship application is now available: http://www.jackierobinson.ymca.org/events/tribute-scholarship.html   The deadline is today, Jan. 31, 2012.  Good luck!

Juniors – Take the SAT on March 10th!

Any junior with a 2.5 GPA or above is encouraged to register for the March 10 SAT taking place at Lincoln. The SAT score is a requirement for applying to college. Registration Workshops will be taking place Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday of this week from 2:30 – 4pm in Room 468. Lincoln will be providing fee waivers. For any questions, please see Ms. Medina in the College and Career Center. Do not miss out, register before fee waivers run out!

Congratulations!

Congratulations to the following students for being chosen as Student Leaders for the San Diego Rotary Youth Conference:  Collins, Sheree; McCauley, Tyrone; Pollante, Michael; Carnell, Marquell; Saucedo, Jose; and Taylor, Shakisha

Food Fair Form due last week!

If you are planning on selling at next week’s Food Fair – please turn in your form today to Mr. Camacho’s mailbox in the central office.  If you do not have a form, you can click here: Multicultural Week Memo Sign Up 2012 to download it.  Remember that any item sold by students must be in increments of .50.  See Mr. Camacho with any questions.  Thank you!

Calling 9th, 10th and 11th grade African American Young Women:

Southeastern San Diego Women, Incorporated wants to inspire, encourage, mentor and motivate you towards higher education and positive life choices. Please sign-up with Mrs. Hubbard in room 548 today, Monday, Jan 30 if you are interested in being a part of a wonderful young woman’s group. You must be willing to commit to a gathering once a month after school beginning February 1st.

Teens for Jeans Update

We are now excepting denim capris and shorts as part of the contest.  Here are the top three classes:

Bacon – 13

McKinney – 9

Tamez – 9

Fletcher – 9

Please remember to call ext. 2146 at the beginning of period 4 or email dcamacho@sandi.net for a pick with the number of jeans collected – so we can bring the coupons to give to the students who donated.  The contest ends on Feb. 10 – so please continue to bring in your old or new denim jeans, shorts, or capris.  The first class to get to 100 gets a pizza party.  Every 4th period class that gets to 150 will have an ice cream social.

Library Closed today – Jan. 31

The library will be closed periods 1 – 6 on Tuesday, January 31. Adults who need access to the library can enter through the textbook room door (opposite the tennis courts). Please don’t send students; I will be issuing textbooks and unable to help them.  The library will be open before and after school as usual.  Thank you – Ms. Denton

Southeast Explorers Leadership Retreats – February to May 2012

A series of once a month outdoor activities, that focus on cultivating leadership, raising awareness around community building and environmental concerns. This series includes trips to Julian, Mission Trails, Sunset Cliffs, rock climbing and a ropes course. An SEE Application is required (deadline had been extended to 02/02/2012).  For more information contact Nadifa Mohamed – nmohamed@jacobscenter.org

Film Youth Voices Workshop & Film Festival – February to June 2012

A 15 week long workshop series with Media Arts Center designed for youth to create digital stories and short documentary films centered around the themes: “Who I Am” and “Where I Am From”. The workshops series will culminate in a youth film festival on June 22nd. An FYV Application (deadline had been extended to 02/02/2012 ) & interview is required.  For more information contact Joseph Aongo – jaongo@jacobscenter.org

Friday Movie Night Series – January to May 2012

A five month long movie night series for high school and college age youth. There will be dinner and a movie followed by an interactive discussion. The purpose of the event is to help youth connect while providing a space to help them think critically about the images and messages present in the films they watch. A signed Friday Movie Nights required. For more information contact Tomas Huerta – thuerta@jacobscenter.org

REPEAT ITEMS

4 Elements of Hip Hop in February

Writerz Blok and Malcolm X Library will be putting on 4 Elements of Hip Hop in February.  Feb. 1 – Aerosol Art, Feb. 8 – 2 Turntables + MCing, Feb. 15 – B-Boying, and Feb. 22 – All 4 Elements Mix.  Each class is from 4:00 to 5:00 p.m. and is free and open to the public. The classes will take place at Malcolm X Library located at 5148 Market Street.  For more information, you can call 619-527-3405

CLASS OF 14 Shirts

Now Available in the Financial Office. Only $10.00 Limited Supply, don’t wait, sizes small, medium and large. Support your class and show your SWAG. Open during lunch & after school.

Lincoln A.S.B. needs your Blue Jeans! – Period 4 Contest

All period 4 teachers and classes will be able to help Lincoln High, who has entered the 5th Annual Teens for Jeans Campaign sponsored by Aeropostale and DoSomething.org  Bring your used jeans to school and get a coupon for a discount on a new pair of  jeans from  Aeropostale.  All jeans donated will go to either homeless teens or areas affected by natural disasters.  The school with the most jeans collected will win $5,000 and a pair of jeans for every student, plus a celebration.  Each class that collects 150 pairs of jeans will receive an ice cream celebration, as well as a prize that gets to 100 jeans (Pizza Party).  A memo was placed in your mailbox, if you did not get one, please call ext. 2146 during 4th period.  Good luck to all classes

Seniors – FAFSA Help

Please come to room 654 (East Side of campus) or 468 (West Side of campus) on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday’s from 2:30 to 4:00 all this month for help with your FAFSA.  This is possible free money for college, so don’t wait until the last minute – get it done now!

Lincoln High Black History Month Essay Contest

This essay contest is open to all Lincoln students, grades 9-12. The essay must be a minimum of 500 words, typed and double-spaced. In the heading please include your 4th period teacher’s name and the room number.  Please write an essay in response to the following prompt: Write about the accomplishment(s) of an African American. How has this African American’s accomplishments benefited the African American community and/or global society? How is this African American a role model for young African Americans today? In an effort to expand your learning, please do not submit essays on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Harriet Tubman or Rosa Parks. You may choose from any aspect of our community including advocates, doctors, teachers, inventors, lawyers, actress/actors, athletes, musicians, etc… A list of choices is available in Room 548 if you need ideas. The deadline is Friday, February 10, 2011.   All submissions must be submitted to Mrs. Jackson-Hubbard, room 548 by 3:00 p.m. on February 10^th. Cash prizes and more will be given to our winners.  Good luck to all!

SHOW YOUR SWAG! Design YOUR 2012 Yearbook.

CAHSEE Seniors Scores

If you did NOT pass in October,  your last chance to walk at graduation is Febraury 6 & 7. Come get help!!! CAHSEE Prep Tuesdays and Thursdays 2:30 room 454!  Don’t wait until it is too late.

Black History Essay Contest

The San Diego Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority sponsors an annual Black History Essay Contest to enhance students’ knowledge of contributions made by African Americans. Monetary awards will be provided in the following categories: Grades 3-5, grades 6-8, and grades 9-12. In each category, 1st place recipients will receive $100, 2nd place recipients will receive $75, and 3rd place recipients will receive $50. The contest is open to all students in San Diego County . Download Your Application at dstsandiego.org.

If you would like to place something in our daily bulletin, please email Mr. Camacho at dcamacho@sandi.net before 9:00 a.m. for that day.  It must be from a staff member, not a student. 

Please limit each notice to 3-4 sentences and write the words bulletin in the subject line with the dates that you would like your notice to run.  Thank you!