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Lincoln Elementary

158 S. Scott St., Adrian MI 49221
(517) 265-8544 / Fax: (517) 265-8923

Exterior of Alexander Elementary School in Adrian, Michigan

Principal: Tiffany Yatzek
Administrative Assistant: Julie Martin

Classes Begin: 8:35 AM -3:38 PM
Doors Open for Breakfast: 8:25 AM
Half Day Early Release: 12:10 PM
2 Hour Delay Start: 10:35 AM

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CURRENT SCHOOL RELATED INFORMATION

Monthly Newsletter
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SCHOOL RELATED MEDIA

Math Curriculum
Click Here  to find some Math Resources for parents intrested in learning/supporting our Math Curriculum.


Field Trips
Students planning on attending any Field Trips must have the following Form filled out prior to date of Trip
Field Trip Consent and Emergency Form (.pdf)
 
- Parent Volunteer Form (.pdf)

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Maricela Alvarez

Intervention

malvarez@adrian.k12.mi.us

Maria Arellano

ESL

marellano@adrian.k12.mi.us

Kelly Armstrong

4th Grade

karmstrong@adrian.k12.mi.us

Amy Baker

Parent/Community Coordinator (PCC)

abaker@adrian.k12.mi.us

Danielle Benschoter

5th Grade

dbenschoter@adrian.k12.mi.us

Website

Kirk Brackelman

Physical Education

kbrackelman@adrian.k12.mi.us

Laurie Chenevey

Intervention

lchenevey@adrian.k12.mi.us

Chelsea Coatsworth

3rd Grade

ccoatsworth@adrian.k12.mi.us

Annette Cypret

Success Coach

acypret@adrian.k12.mi.us

Jennifer Eichorn

Art

jeichorn@adrian.k12.mi.us

Brandy Felver

5th Grade

bfelver@adrian.k12.mi.us

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Laura Finch

4th Grade

lfinch@adrian.k12.mi.us

Natasha Gallant

1st Grade

nwetzel@adrian.k12.mi.us

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Kristen Horky

Kindergarten

khorky@adrian.k12.mi.us

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Dawn Huggins-Ruetz

Kindergarten

dhuggins@adrian.k12.mi.us

Julie Martin

Administrative Asst.

jmartin@adrian.k12.mi.us

Amy McClure

Special Ed

amcclure@adrian.k12.mi.us

Christina Nieto

Mental Health Professional

cnieto@adrian.k12.mi.us

Robin Perez

2nd Grade

rperez@adrian.k12.mi.us

Jill Roberts

3rd Grade

jlroberts@adrian.k12.mi.us

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Barbara Schenck

Elementary Music

bschenck@adrian.k12.mi.us

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Meghan Thompson

2nd Grade

mthompson@adrian.k12.mi.us

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Ann VanStaveren

Media Para

avanstaveren@adrian.k12.mi.us

Marley Walters

Young 5's

mwalters@adrian.k12.mi.us

Tiffany Yatzek

Principal

tyatzek@adrian.k12.mi.us

Heidi Yatzek

1st Grade

hyatzek@adrian.k12.mi.us

Website

Lincoln Elementary School is a neighborhood elementary school with approximately 350 students serving grades Y5-5. There are two classrooms for each grade level.

Lincoln Elementary serves a racially diverse population.

Elementary school students showcase their art projects.

Overview

Lincoln Elementary is a family of learners committed to Maple PRIDE: Productivity, Respect, Integrity, Determination, and Excellence. 

Our students have the opportunity to participate in a wide variety of extracurricular activities, including Student Ambassadors, Lincoln Lightning Bugs (Garden Club), Drama Club, Science Olympiad, and more.  

Students may also attend YMCA Before and After school care on site. 


PARENT AND STUDENT RESOURCES

Lincoln Parent-Student Handbook

2022-2023 - Lincoln PBIS Handbook for Student & Families

Adrian Public Schools - Student Code of Conduct

Adrian Public Schools - Athletic Code of Conduct

 

Arrival & Departure

Students enter the building at 8:25 AM (during full and early-release half-days).

School starts at 8:35 AM.

The tardy bell rings at 8:40 AM.

School dismisses at 3:38 PM.

Late start days begin at 12:03 PM. Half day dismissal is at 12:10 PM.

In the morning, second grade classes line up on the side where the buses pick up and drop off.

If your child is driven or walks to school, he should not arrive prior to 8:10 AM (even if they plan to have breakfast). There is no supervision outside before 8:10 AM. If a bus should arrive prior to that time due to various route times, the administration will see that the students are properly supervised.

If your child is a bus rider, we will assist in getting them on the correct bus at the end of the day, if needed. If your child walks to school, try to find someone for them to walk with so they never walk alone.

If students are picked up after school, always make sure that they know (before they come to school) who is picking them up and where they are going to meet them.

Parents are to wait outside the building for their child at the end of the day. Please make an effort to abide by these arrival and departure guidelines to help ensure the safety for the students.

Parent-Community Coordinator (PCC): Amy Baker
E-mail: abaker@adrian.k12.mi.us
Phone: (517) 265-8544

Students from Lincoln Elementary participate in science fair.

PTO

Kristina Inclan - President
Elly Sager - Treasurer
Nicole Burns - Secretary

If you would like to volunteer, donate or just need more information, please contact Amy Baker, Parent Community Coordinator, at (517) 265-8544.

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Assessment Policy

The primary purpose of assessment and evaluation at Lincoln Elementary School is to improve student learning. Assessment informs teachers of what their students know, if the students understand what has been taught, and what topics need to be re-taught to students. Teachers also use assessment data to determine how to best meet students’ needs. Assessment also informs students’ self-efficacy. Students can use his/her assessment data to discover where his/her strengths and weaknesses are and to set goals for future learning. Finally, assessment can be used to communicate with parents.

Language Assessment & Policy

English is the language of instruction and Spanish is Language B for Lincoln Elementary students. English Language Learners (ELL) and students with disabilities that have Individualized Educational Plans receive additional support to develop their mother tongue with highly qualified certified teachers. This differentiation allows for these students to be valued participants in the classroom by meeting their needs. The ELL teachers identify the ELL students with a home language survey, which is completed every year by parents and guardians. Once these students are identified, comprehensive testing is done to evaluate the needs of the students.

Lunch Buddies

Lunch Buddies is a mentoring program where community members join an at-risk student for lunch at school one time per week. Lunch Buddies eat lunch, talk, play games, hang out, work on homework, or take walks around the playground.

This one hour per week could make all the difference in the world to a student. We provide training and pair you up with a student who needs a mentor.

Become a Lunch Buddy today

Latchkey & Child Care Programs

A Latchkey Program is offered at Alexander Elementary School by Pathway Preschool & Child Care.

Lincoln, Michener, and Prairie students wishing to participate are provided transportation to and from Alexander.

Doors open at 6 AM and close at 6 PM.

YMCA Mini Maples Preschool

State licensed preschool for ages 3-5 years

Learn More about YMCA Mini Maples

Sign up for Mini Maples Preschool today at the YMCA of Lenawee County

Location:

Lincoln Elementary located at 158 South Scott Street, Adrian MI 49221

Hours of Operation:

Monday - Friday 6:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Open year round and closed on major holidays.

Mini Maples Tuition:

Family Membership: $105
Other Memberships & Non-Members: $140
Full-time is 4 or 5 days a week
10% discount off weekly tuition for each additional child for full-time enrollees.

Registration:

To register, stop by the YMCA or contact us by phone or email to receive an enrollment packet.

For more information, contact Amanda Mellis, Child Care Director, at (517) 417-6106.

Positive Behavior Interventions & Supports (PBIS)

We have launched a new district-wide behavior and discipline program at Adrian Public Schools called Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports or PBIS.

PRIDE is representative of five qualities we want our students to demonstrate on a daily basis. These qualities will be taught, reinforced, and recognized. They are:

  • Productivity
  • Respect
  • Integrity
  • Determination
  • Excellence

Learn More about PBIS