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Senior Class of 2018 Important Dates & Information
Graduation Speech and Performance Auditions: April 24 and May 2, 2018 during Lunch time in the Auditorium
Senior Awards Night Ceremony: Thursday, May 24, 2018, 6pm in the Auditorium *If you receive any scholarships/awards, please notify Ms. Thieu in room 149, so you can be recognized at this night. Deadline: May 7th
Senior Finals: Weds. & Thurs., May 30 & 31
Senior Sunset: Thursday, May 31st Ocean Beach, 7pm *More Information to come
Graduation Rehearsals: Friday, Monday & Tuesday, June 1, 4, 5 at 9am *All Seniors are required to participate
Senior Clearance Forms Due on Friday, June 1, 2018 by 4pm to the Senior Class Counselor
Cap/Gown Pick Up: Friday, June 1, 2018, 1pm in the Cafeteria *Seniors will receive their cap, gown, tassel and graduation medallion that day
Graduation Ticket Pick Up: Friday, June 1, 2018, *All Seniors will be issued 4 guest tickets for graduation admittance; one ticket admits one guest. Under special circumstances, additional graduation tickets may be issued by Principal, Ms. Balisi. Requests must be made in writing no later than Tuesday, May 29, 2018.
Senior Dinner Dance: Monday, June 4, 2018, 6pm at Fort Mason *More Information to come
GRADUATION: Weds., June 6, 2018, 9am, Bill Graham Civic Auditorium *Students are to report to Bill Graham Civic Auditorium by 7:30 am that day Please Watch the New DMD Academy Animations Explaining the Newly Revised ALHS SLO's-Click on Each Thumbnail to Watch Each Video!
Fellow MUSTANGS, did you know that Lincoln has OFFICIAL Facebook, Twitter, &
School Loop Login (ONLY For Staff to Access Archived Content & to Update Website Sections):
You Shop & ALHS gets FREE MONEY for Classroom Needs!!! Sponsored by the ALHS PTSA
Lunch Time Policies
Due to our wonderful student population, Lincoln is one of a few public high schools where students enjoy an Open Campus lunch. However please keep in mind the following Lunch Time Policies:
Attention Parents/Guardians! SFUSD Has a School Lunch Pre-Payment Program Available
(Click Image Above for More SFUSD Title IX Info, Resources & to Contact an Officer)
Non-Discrimination Policy: San Francisco Unified School District programs, activities, and practices shall be free from unlawful discrimination, harassment, intimidation, and bullying based on actual or perceived race, color, ancestry, national origin, ethnic group identification, age, religion, marital or parental status, physical or mental disability, sex, sexual orientation, gender, gender identity, or gender expression; or on the basis of a person’s association with a person or group with one or more of these actual or perceived characteristics.
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Architecture Foundation Competition Winners - ALHS Won All Prizes!ACE 3 competed against Lowell HS, Lick Wilmerding and Burligame HS in the yearly design competition. Each group created a model and plans for a Potrero Hill Community Center. ALHS won all! First Place: Giovanni Palen, Daniel Feldman, and Sam Whitfield
2nd Place: Carmen Kha, Vivian Wu, and Jade Ichimura
3rd Place: Isabelle Stolyar and Jasper Liles Runners Up/ Honorable Mentions: Kaylee Chan, Ethan Hoang, Chris Lee, Pana Phan, Mathew Phuong, Zoe Scanlon, Claire Tommasino.
Spring Play! "Another Day in the Fog" directed and written by Kaya Lehr-Love "Eyes Wide Open" directed by Greta Gurvits Show days include: Thursday - May 3rd Friday - May 4th Thursday - May 10th Friday - May 11th All shows start at 7pm Location: ALHS Little Theater Tickets are $10 for students and $15 for adults The KQED Youth Takeover Week Kicks off on April 23rd!
Attention Lincoln Community!
The KQED Youth Takeover Week kicks off on April 23rd!
Highlighted below are the days & times of news/culture audio stories produced by these Lincoln High senior students:
NEW VIDEOS ADDED THIS WEEK!
Spring Fest and the Celebration of Earth Day! - April 20, 2018Digital Media Design (DMD) Juniors Take Field Trip to the Disney Family Museum & Crissy Field on April 12thThe DMD (Digital Media Design) Academy 10th Graders Traveled to Lucas Films to Learn about the Art and Science of the Making of The Last Jedi FilmBiotech Students Attend a Job Shadow Event at Clovis OncologyThe ALHS Biotech Pathway is proud to be able to work with local companies and research institutions to both bring in speakers and provide students the opportunities to visit various institutions who work in a number of science related fields. The 2nd year students recently got the chance to attend Gladstone, a world renowned research institution that partners with UCSF to see research in action. In addition, two smaller groups got to hang out at Clovis Oncology, a company in SF that does groundbreaking cancer research, and at UCSF, meeting with Dr. Newberry, who does work related to Alzheimers. Kakehashi ProjectOver spring break, 23 students from our Japanese program received the opportunity to go to Japan for 7 days, thanks to the Kakehashi Project, sponsored by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan. Check out their blog at http://lincolnkakehashi.blogspot.com to learn more! Drama Club Oregon Shakespeare Festival TripBSA 2018 - We Gon' Be AlrightHonoring the ALHS Girls' Varsity Volleyball Team by Supervisor London Breed, Supervisor Katy Tang, & Board President Hydra Mendoza at SF City Hall
Girls Flag Football SeasonCongratulations!
The SFUSD Student Health Advisory Board & Super YOW Committee has selected winners from Lincoln High for the PSA "Breath of Fresh Air Contest"! The team of DMD Academy juniors Justin Aguirre, Jonathan Chan, & Alex Hutchinson were the winners of the High School Video Piece Category. Their team worked hard in creating an amazing video! Their team will get a $300 gift card for the video entry!
AP Gov. Class Trip to Kirkland & Ellis Law FirmBusiness Academy Juniors at Goldman Sachs for Mock InterviewsLincoln Females Students Attend IGNITE Digital Arts Professions Panel Discussion on March 1stALHS Senior Sarah Blumenfeld's Athletics signing to the University of Puget Sound!We Need Your Opinion/Feedback Mustangs! Please complete the School Culture/Climate Survey!
These surveys help us to better understand our community and learn how to better work together.
ALHS Families: (Your deadline to complete this survey is April 27th.): http://bit.ly/2ElvvO3
THANK YOU!
ALHS Girl's Soccer Team SeasonGirls Varsity Basketball vs. Lowell - Feb. 14th, 2018Girls JV Basketball vs. Balboa - Feb. 6th, 2018Attention 9th & 10th Graders!
Applications are NOW available to join a Lincoln Career Academy (Business Academy, Green Academy, Teacher Academy, or Digital Media Design (DMD) Academy) for next school year!
Click HERE to download & print an Academy Application to complete & turn in.
OR
Click HERE to fill in a Google Form online and a paper Academy Application will be delivered to your Advisory Classroom for you to complete & turn in
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Go to Room 21C (Ms. Ziegler's Room) & pick up an already printed application to complete & turn in
Be sure to take a look at the benefits of being part of an academy here at Lincoln by reading this 2 page PDF HERE and also visit the individual ALHS Academy website section for each of the 4 academies linked on the left side of this webpage!
APPLICATIONS: Turn in at Room 21C (in the main building basement) Watch the Academy Video Below to Learn About ALHS' 4 Academies!
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Parents/Guardians, We Need Your Opinion/Feedback! Please complete the School
Culture/Climate Survey!
These surveys help us to better understand our community and learn how to better work together. ALHS Families: (Your deadline to complete this survey is April 27th.): http://bit.ly/2ElvvO3
THANK YOU!
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The biotechnology pathway at Lincoln is proud to announce a partnership with Rare Genomics, an international nonprofit organization that helps families pursue personalized research projects for rare genetic disorders by providing access to cutting edge research technologies, physicians, and scientists across the globe. Sixteen of the students in the 2nd year course will be working with physicians and other professionals to help link affected families and individuals with local and international resources with the goal of developing treatments or cures for specific rare genetic disorders. To read about Rare Genomics and its mission, check out the link below or stop by Room 22 on the basement floor to ask Mr. Frischer questions about the partnership. http://www.raregenomics.org/ more
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A transcript is unofficial unless signed by a school Registrar or Principal and includes a seal
If you are in need of an unofficial or official transcript, please
see Ms. Johnson Rm.149 Counseling office.
If Ms. Johnson is away from her desk please send an email to
Johnsonk1@sfusd.edu and she will gladly assist you.
Reminder: Transcripts will only be sent if REQUESTED by School or Scholarship Program.
Please provide the following information:
School name Address Email (if needed)
How would you like your transcript sent:
1. Electronically-PDF ( Please provide email)
2.Pick up - (at my desk with your name labeled)
3.Mail- (Ms. Johnson will place your official transcript in the mail)
If you have any questions or concerns please come to Rm.149
Counseling office and see Ms.Johnson.
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Translate This Website/ 将这网站翻译成中文 / Traduzca este portal del internet al españolFor Seniors: LAST Graduation Speech and Performance Audition: Wednesday, May 2nd during Lunch time in the Auditorium
MAY 1, 2018 DURING LUNCH TIME: The purpose of this event is to show support of our Abraham Lincoln African American, Latinx, and Pacific Islanders. At this event, we will be ...more
9th Grade - “Wildflowers” by Anonymous 10th Grade- “Dysfunctional Family” by Jacen Canales 11th Grade- “Citrus Mist” by Keomony Prak-Austin 12th Grade- “The Pond” by Panu Phan Honorable Mention: 9th Grade- "Ten Points" by Grace Li 11th Grade- "Press Delete" by Branden Ungos 12th Grade- "A Silent Voice" by Karen Tang
PLEASE READ the Winners' Poems HERE Incoming Freshmen Registration Info
Click Calendar Icon below for ALHS' Master Calendar of Events
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Please click on the eScrip logo above to sign up as a member to help Lincoln earn FREE MONEY for classroom needs!
& Click HERE for more Fundraising info!
There are over 50 different clubs at Lincoln to choose to be a part of! Make new friends, learn a new skill, &/or practice your favorite hobby! It's not ALL about studying for your classes--have some fun & do some interesting things with like-minded Mustangs! Click HERE for the weekly school-wide club meeting schedule. Check out the different clubs HERE & attend a meeting to find out if its for you!
Check out the ASB STORE, showing you what is available & for how much by clicking HERE.
Enjoy delicious and healthy foods here on campus! Click HERE to learn more about FREE and Reduced-price meals AND check out the current menu.
The Abraham Lincoln Oral History Project Website is published and live!
Students worked very hard to create these webpages. In all they recorded 20 Oral Histories- all of which can be seen on its own page on the site.
This site is a public resource and was created to be shared with the Lincoln Community.
Please visit our site, watch the video clips, read the biographies, summaries, analysis and enjoy!
Please also pass the link along if you get the chance.
SFUSD Instructional Calendar 2018-2019
Download this school year's calendar HERE
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A.P. & Honor Course Info
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Homepage Docs
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