Wish to congratulate Jonathan Limon, senior.

Jonathan will be competing for gold in Bakersfield, CA at

the CIF State Tournament Friday and Saturday, 7 - 8  March .  Jonathan beat all comers at the AAA/SF Section Wrestling All-City Tournament which took place Saturday, 22 Feb at  Abraham Lincoln HS. 

Want to congratulate all the wrestling team and coaches for having a great year.

School Loop will perform a release tonight that includes improvements for webmasters and a few bug fixes. Webmasters may now seamlessly drag and drop pages and sections, with user-friendly highlighting that shows the new location for dragged pages or sections. School Loop has been working hard to improve your experience in maintaining your websites. Previous improvements comprised the ability to expand or collapse all sections and access to the new locker through the resource files page. Watch this video (http://vimeo.com/88470554) for a demo. 

This release will also fix a few bugs. When viewing individual progress reports by period, the system will display weighted categories for the current term. On the iPad locker app, you may now have usernames with capital letters. 

During the release websites will remain up for visitors, but user accounts may be offline for up to an hour. Most users will be able to login after just 20 minutes.

Thanks for your patience and support.

The School Loop Team

When: April 26th, 8-midnight (doors close at 9pm)

Where: The Exploratorium 

Ticket Sales: March 19 & 20th in room 21c at 2:17pm

Prices: $75 with current ALHS ID  $80 with other ID $90 guest (prices rise the following week if tickets are still available)

Requirements: You must have a contract, ID & money to buy a ticket. Contracts are outside the cage or in room 21c.

Questions? See Ms. Ziegler in 21c

Parents, Teachers, and High School Students

are invited to attend the

City College of San Francisco's

3rd Annual Physics Department Open House

Lab visit physics labs, participate in some exciting physics demos, and enjoy an engaging and interactive physics talk!  

Thursday March 13, 2014

3:00-6:00 pm   FREE

Stay for all or part of the program.  Please see the attached flyer for more information.  Register at:   http://tinyurl.com/mq5nnk5

The Chinese Club's 16th Annual Karaoke Contest on 2/28/2014 was a success owing to the joint effort of the Lincoln community. We had a great cooperative audience including parents, teachers, alumni, students, and guests. All contestants sang very well to provide us with an enjoyable evening. Senator Yee awarded Certificates of Recognition to some alumni and Club officers for their hard work in running the contest. Supervisor Tang and Mrs. Akram presented awards at the end of the ceremony. Congratulations to the Champion, Sara Ma; the 1st Runner-up, Joanna Wu; the 2nd Runner-ups and Best Stylistic Performers, Carmen Guo and Kelly Guo; and the Most Popular Singer, Weiming Wu. Congratulations also to our Chinese club officers for making the event a success through their hard work and leadership skills. Our hearty ” Thank You” to Mrs. Akram, Mr. Chu, Ms. Lui, Ms. Walenta, Mr. Scott, and Security Guard Alex for their attentive presence;  to Mr. Goncalves’ MTV crew ( Xiu Li Situ, Leo Wu, Rong Huang, Michelle Cheung, and Qi Cai), and to Mr. Sylvester’s Year Book photographer, Christian Gong.  The last but not the least, to Principal Payne, Assistant Principal Tagomori, and Ms. Eng for their various support.

All Edgenuity course must be completed by March 24th.  Students enrolled in a course should be checking their email regularly for testing updates.

The California Academy of Sciences is now accepting applications for their summer and year round youth programs.  Please see the attached flyer for more information and application deadlines for these exciting programs for Middle and High School students.

Careers In Science Intern Program:  PAID multi-year program for High School students

Student Science Fellows:  2 year fellowships for current 10th graders

TASC Teen Advocates for Science Communication:  volunteer program for Middle and High School students

Science in Action:  Digital Filmmaking Summer Intensive for High School Students

The "Princess Project" provides free, beautiful donated dresses to Bay Area girls who could not otherwise afford prom.  Girls determine their own financial need - all you need is a school ID!  Here's how you can get a free prom dress and accessory:

1)  Go with the school:  Jen Kenny-Baum is taking a group of 30 students on Wed, 3/19  after school to the Princess Project.  We have an appointment and will be taking muni together as a group.  Sign up in the Wellness Center, Room 143!

2)  Go by yourself or with a friend:  There are four days students can get dresses:  March 8-9, 15 and 22nd.  Show up EARLY and you will be assigned an appointment time for later in the day.  The Princess Project is located at 2099 Market St.  Come by the Wellness Center for more info or got to www.princessproject.org

Brotherhood/Sisterhood 2014 Bell Schedule

Thursday, March 13, 2014

2nd Period 8:00-9:00
4th Period (A) 9:07-10:37
4th Period (B) 10:44-12:14
Lunch 12:14-12:59
6th Period 1:05-2:05

Named for the first African American to walk in space, ExxonMobil Bernard Harris Math and Science Scholarships are available to 2014 graduating high school seniors in school districts represented by the Council of the Great City Schools.

Four scholarships for two males and two females --- $5,000 each --- will be awarded to two African American and two Hispanic students on behalf of the former NASA astronaut, physician and businessman, Dr. Bernard Harris.  Deadline for submissions is April 7, 2014. 

***This year students may apply to the scholarship online.

For students to apply, they should click here or access the Council's website at www.cgcs.org

With the recent death of Philip Seymour Hoffman, it is important to note that many opium/heroin addicts start by taking prescription medications from the medicine cabinets at home.  Below is a link to watch about how quickly addiction forms. 

Do you believe in equality?  Do you stand up for people around you? Come to the GSA  every Friday at lunch in Peer Resources (Room 126). Learn about LGBT issues, have fun and learn how to be an advocate. See you there!