For information on the following topics, please click on the links below.

Spring 2021 Testing Information

• Spring Tesing Information Letter
• Spring Testing Calendar
• Green and Gold Days - Calendar
• Second Semester Lunch Schedule and Map
• ChromeBook Guidelines and Distribution
• Direct Zoom Link - Having issues with Zoom through Canvas, use this direct link for Leon County Schools.  The Meeting ID can be found in your class on Canvas.
• 2020-2021 Student Handbook

Undergraduate Awards Ceremonies:

Lincoln honors students each year for their academic performance. Students honored received a 2021 department award for performance in the classroom and/or an award based on a weighted cumulative grade point average of 4.0 or above for BOTH the 2020 and 2021 school years.  Students with a GPA of 4.0 -4.19 received an academic achievement medal.  The Principal’s Awards are for students with a 4.2 or higher cumulative weighted GPA.  First timers receive an academic letter, second year recipients receive a second year bar, and third year recipients get a third year bar.  Due to COVID protocols, ceremonies were held for students only.  The videos of these events are below for your enjoyment.  Congratulations to all our award winners.

• Junior Award Ceremony 
• Sophomore Award Ceremony 
• Freshman Award Ceremony 

2020-2021 Best and Brightest:

The 16th Annual Best and Brightest Awards Ceremony for Leon County Schools will be held virtually this year at 6:30 PM on Wednesday, May 12.  Please join in to celebrate with the following Finalist for Lincoln High:  Mia Scott (Art), Jackson Green (Athletics), Abigail Thompson (Business), Toby Campbell (Career), Joelie Campagna (Drama and Performing Arts), Lily Nelsen (English), Olivia van Vroenhoven (Foreign Language), Cooper Harrell (Journalism), David Monroe (Leadership), Andrew Li (Mathematics), Max Van Hoeij (Music), Megan Peschl (Public Speaking), Riordan Pollock (Science and Health), Armyia Trueblood (Social Science), Kyle Wang (Technology).

Join Live:  www.Facebook.com/LeonSchools and www.Facebook.com/TallahasseeDemocrat

Lincoln Office Hours:

Office hours for Lincoln High School are Monday through Friday 7:30 am - 3:00 pm.  

Students can be dropped off after 7:00 am in the morning, and must be off campus by 2:00 pm.

Please make sure you are sign up for Lincoln's Listserv to receive important announcements and updates as we move towards the 2020-2021 school year.

For information on Lincoln's Safe Start Protocols, please click here.

For more detailed information on Leon County Schools and Education Information visit the Safe Start Website by clicking here.

Student Passwords:

If you have having issues with your password, please contact LincolnPasswords@leonschools.net 

Summer Driver's Education Program:

Lincoln will be offering the summer driver's education course. Please click here for more information and enrollment form.

Exceptional Student Education Survey:

The Florida Department of Education is working with school districts to gather information on how well parents think their child's school is partnering with parents of students with disabilities, and would like to inlcude your input.  Your responses will help guide efforts to improve services and results for children and families. This survey is for parents of students with individual education plans (IEP) receiving special education services during the 2020-2021 school year. All information provided will remain confidential. 

The survey window opens on Feburary 1, 2021 and closes on May 31, 2021.  Click on thie following link to access the survey:  https://www.esesurvey.com/altlogin.php 

2020-2021 Lincoln Digital Academy Information

Students who choose to attend Lincoln's Digital Academy are allowed to participate in extracurricular activites and/or sports, but are NOT allowed on campus prior to 2:00 PM.  Students on campus after school hours are required to be under the supervision of a faculty/staff member.

For more information on the Lincoln Digital Academy can be found by clicking here.

For more information on the Canvas Learning Management System, and how to sign in for the Digital Academy, click here.

For technical support, please contact helpdesk@leonschools.net

2021-2022 Parking 

ALL paper work and payment must be included with your your application - WE WILL NOT be able to make copies for you.

Please note: You WILL NOT be issued a parking permit if you owe for fees or lost text books.  Parking applications can be turned in to Student Affairs.

Documents Required:

1. Parking Application - Click Here
2. Copy of Drivers' License
3. Copy of Current Insurance Card
4. Copy of Tag Registration
5. Payment (check, money order, or exact cash only) 

Yearbook Order Information:

We are reporting on the most unique and memorable year yet! Pre-order your 2021 Lincoln Legend Yearbook today! The yearbook will be $85 until spring break, and then it will increase to $95. Click here to order online.

Lincoln High School takes great pride in preparing students for the future.  The following video was created to highlight Leon County Schools' emphasis on Career and Technology coursework, with a great piece on Lincoln!

https://youtu.be/gq-n6SZ_9qc

Lincoln High School and WeatherSTEM have partnered to provide real time weather data from Lincoln High School to our community.  The personal weather station's data is being utilized in our classrooms and on our athletic fields.  Recently, the Weather Channel produced a story on the Lincoln High School football team and their use of the weather data.  This story is currently airing on the Weather Channel.  Click here to view.