Announcements
Have a safe and happy summer!
In person registration for upcoming 10 week beginner Archery Lessons will take place on Mon. Sept. 13th from 6-8 p.m. at Heights Archery Range, 2281 Portage Ave. (corner of Portage and Mount Royal in St. James) for kids ages 8 and up (including moms and dads). Classes will be starting on Sept. 19/21. Adult only classes also offered on Mon. evenings. Classes are on Sat. mornings or Mon. evenings. Cost is $70.00 includes all equipment rental and kids also work on a badge program. For further info. and to register, please email dianeminion@shaw.ca or call Diane @ 896-5464 and leave a message.
Volleyball programs for athletes of all ages available across the city. They include mini-volleyball & youth volleyball leagues, clinics and camps. Please contact Winnipeg Minor Volleyball at 269-7777 or visit wmva.ca
1st Crestview Scout group offers Beavers, Cubs and Scout programs for boys and girls aged 5-14. Registration night is on Wednesday, September 15 at Crestivew School at 6:30 - 8:00 pm.
Click to view The Kidproof Schedule for Fall 2010 Winnipeg classes.Go to www.kidproofsafety.com or call 204 320 2902 to register!
The phoning list will NOT be used in extreme weather conditions. In extreme weather conditions when blizzard conditions exist and or wind chills exceed -45, please listen to CJOB or go to the CJOB wesite at www.cjob.com or the division website at www.sjsd.net to find out if bussing has been cancelled.
Learn how you can help stop bullying at school and in your community. Click to view
Monthly Newsletter
Lincoln’s newsletter this year will be accessible online at http://lincoln.sjsd.net/news as well as sent to parents electronically by email providing that the office has your current email address.
Did you know…
1) paper and paper products accounts for more than 1/3 of all Canada’s waste?
2) Canada uses 6 million tons of paper annually?
3) paper manufacturing is the third largest user of fossil fuel?
4) approximately 324 litres of water is used to produce 1 kg of paper?
Lincoln continues to be a role model with regards to substainable development.
An excellent recycling program, installation of motion faucets to reduce water use, the electronic newsletter is an example of how our Lincoln School Community is demonstrating support for environmental issues.
If you wish to have a paper copy, please contact the office @ 837-8397 with your request. Paper copies will also be available in the office.
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