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Important Dates

No School Memorial Day: 5/25

School Picnic and Field Day: 5/26

Half-Days: 5/27, 5/28, 5/29

Last Day of School: 5/29


Birthdays

We love to celebrate birthdays! For students who would like to celebrate birthdays in our class, please bring in non-food items, such as pencils instead of cupcakes. Sometimes parents assemble small gift bags. These are just ideas. There is no obligation to send anything! 

Snacks in the Classroom

Please ensure that everyday snacks are quick and easy for your child to handle. For example, please refrain from yogurt, pudding, uncut fruit, Doritos, Takis, or messy items as daily snacks. This prevents spills from damaging school devices, furniture, and carpet. Often, we have to eat a quick snack while working. These snacks work better in the lunchroom. Thank you for your understanding. 

Arrival & Dismissal Video from Mrs. Knuth 


Weekly Specials Schedule

Lunch: 11:30-11:55 Lunch Recess: 11:55-12:20

A.M. Recess: 10:00-10:15 every day

P.M. Recess: 2:45-3:00 every day



Monday

Art

Tuesday

P.E.

Wednesday

Book Check out

Thursday

 Stem

Friday

   Music


Renee Abbott
Fourth Grade Teacher
Lincoln Elementary School
1102 Orchard Ave.
St. Joseph, MI 49085







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