Come and celebrate with Lincoln staff at the annual Back to School Celebration on Courthouse Square in downtown Warren.
This year’s event is set for Wednesday, Aug. 16, 2023, from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Warren City Schools staff is excited to see everyone and celebrate the beginning of the 2023-2024 school year.
July 25, 2023
Valued Lincoln Families,
Joining the Warren City School administrative team and the Lincoln Family has been a long journey, which I am excited to begin. My experience as a classroom teacher, coach, athletic director and school administrator coupled with a religious background and most importantly, being a father, drives my motivation for educational excellence. No matter what position I have held, my energy, teamwork philosophy and relationship-building abilities creates a positive environment. I am a servant leader and value each member of our staff and student body as if they are my own family members. Being a lifelong Trumbull County resident, past, and now current employee of the Warren City School System, I would like to thank the board of education and superintendent for giving me this opportunity to “come home” and be a part of an outstanding school system. I give all of you my word that our staff and students will feel my passion for Lincoln and all of WCS.
The entire Lincoln educational team will set the bar high for each student and intervene if the need arises. The 2023-24 school year will be filled with activities and academics. We ask for all of our Raider Families for assistance with this important journey on which we will be going on this entire school year. Communications will be one of our building goals for this school year, as we will do this via web site, social media, all-calls, newsletters, emails, along with personal contacts from the office and classrooms. Please keep this two-way dialog the highest of priorities as all of our year depends on communications. We need to be on the same page moving forward.
Good attendance is another goal for all of us…adults and students. We will strive for a positive climate, which we all want to be a part of, with attendance being of upmost importance. When students miss, their potential will not be met, let alone achieved. When staff misses, the cohesiveness of the building is interrupted. Therefore, we all need to make it a point to be an active participant every day we are healthy enough to do so.
I look forward to what a new school year brings. Together, we will be prepared to work harmoniously through challenges and celebrate success as an entire Lincoln Family. Please feel free to email or call me with any questions or concerns as the year progresses.
Educationally,
Alex G. Geordan, 3-5 Pod Principal
Lincoln Campus/Warren City Schools
Students in grades 3 – 5 have been attending “Summer Academy” at Lincoln. Part of their day consists of going to specials. This summer kids have been working on creating hot air balloon pinatas in Art , mini golf courses in Library/STEM, bucket beats in Music, and tennis in Physical Education.
Seniors that attended Lincoln in elementary and middle school visited one last time before they graduate. Students lined the halls and cheered for as they walked the hallways!
Students in Pre Kindergarten and Kindergarten had the pleasure of visiting a mobile petting zoo as part of their end of the year festivities.
Students in grades 6-8 were able to show off their talents in a school assembly. Students danced, sang, played musical instruments and had a good time supporting their fellow students.
Winners: Bryson Scott won first place with his nunchaku performance and Andrew Imes was the runner up with his piano performance.
Lincoln’s Power of the Pen team has done amazing at competitions this year. The team which consists of all 8th grade girls has won at district and regional competitions.
Micaiah Capers and Oliva Waldron are competing at the state competition at Ashland University this week. GOOD LUCK GIRLS!
Students spent a beautiful Friday afternoon walking the grounds of the Akron Zoo. Students were treated to a carousal and train ride to complete the perfect zoo trip.
Lincoln was full of singing voices from our class of 2035 students. Each class sang two songs and then came together to sing a school favorite ” Kindergarten Rocks!”
