Lincoln Heights Elementary -

Hope to see you on December 17th!

Little Vikes Cheer Clinic Presented by Princeton Cheer Organization Performance Date: Saturday, Jan 4th, 2025 Practice will be held Saturday, December 29th, 2024 Cost: $25 pay...

Show your school spirit by dressing for the holiday season!

Do your best!

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For details of what this means, the district website has more information and updates at https://www.princetonschools.net/page/levy . Princeton City School Distric...

Congratulations to Lincoln Heights November VIKING VIP's! Kindergarten: Keari and Navaeh Keari has done an amazing job at putting first things first! She works hard at sch...

Thank you to our Adopt-a-class sponsors, Johnson & Johnson, who sent our 4th graders on a field trip to the Observatory. The students were able to visit both buildings to see the...

Dear Princeton Families: Schools are sometimes faced with the decision to delay or close school due to inclement weather, so please carefully read the following methods of comm...

5th graders had the opportunity to learn about raptors from Raptor Inc. They brought a red-tailed hawk, an owl, and a Peregrine Falcon. Students learned about their cycles and th...

You are invited to "Luminaries and Legacies: A Winter Break Walk-Off" at Jake Sweeney Automotive Stadium The Princeton Athletic Boosters & Princeton Business Partners invite YO...

Lincoln Heights’ It Takes a Village Reading Program has volunteers come in each week and read with a student. Yesterday, we wanted to say thank you to our volunteers with a lunch...

5th grade scientists investigated the food chain of an owl while dissecting owl pellets. Students enjoyed discovering the multitude of bones and fur to be found in a pellet.

Mrs. Kroell’s reading group completed Fan-N-Pick with get to know you cards to get to know their new teams in reading!

Junior Geologists Mrs. Wilson, our rock/geology guru, brought in some very unique rocks for Mrs. Willis’ 3rd graders to observe as junior geologists! Thank you!

Lincoln Heights Elementary took part in National STEAM Day, where everyone enjoyed a variety of engaging activities.

Mrs. Willis’ classes worked hard to understand paleontology. Using chocolate chip cookies, they excavated as many chips as they could! Hands on and delicious!

Lincoln Heights Elementary took part in a walk-a-thon, and we want to extend our gratitude to Mr. Ferrell for his dedication and effort. A big thank you to all who contributed f...

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to the dedicated team of stylists from Empire Hair School and barber Brian J. Smith, coordinated by Pastor DeHeaven Simpkins who visited Lincoln...

Kindergarten had a blast at Blooms & Berries field trip! We fed the animals, rode on a hayride, and picked pumpkins! We love the Fall season!!