May 18th Updates in Orange

May 19th Updates in Green

May 20th Updates in Purple

May 21st Updates in Pink

May 22nd Updates in Blue

Calendar of Events

End of School Year Dates:  Seniors - May 28 & Underclassmen - May 29

• Daily lessons from teachers will be shared with students through Canvas and additional provided materials.

• Staff will have office hours (2 hours in the morning and 2 hours in the afternoon)

  • This will serve as a time for students and parents to ask questions and to communicate with faculty. 

  • To view the list of office hours, click here.

• Student Services staff will be available for virtual meetings.  Please click here to book an appointment with our counseling staff. 

Off-Campus Learning Resources

• Off-Campus Learning Update - May 12 (Downloadable pdf)

• Off-Campus Learning Update - April 23 (Downloadable pdf)

• Term 3 Grading Options (Downloadable pdf)

• Off-Campus Learning Update - April 13th (Downloadable pdf)

• 1:1 Home Page

• WRPS Off-Campus Learning Days Crosswalk

• WRPS Off-Campus Learning Days Frequently Asked Questions

• LHS Canvas Parent Observer Setup 2019-20

• Canvas Parent Pointers

• Student Help Desk Form for Hardware or Software Technology Issues

• To Have the office print a document you can pick up in the Student Parking Lot Entrance, Email to lhsprint@wrps.net

• Cleaning Your Devices Document

• How To Access Lockdown Browser

• COVID-19- Links to post-secondary institutions' sites that will have more information to questions you may have. 

• See Below on How To Return Materials & Chromebooks

Upcoming Cancelations, Changes, & Reschedules

• Summer School will run online from June 22 - July 17.  Registration will begin May 27th

• • ***New This Year - 2 full-credit courses - Strength & Fitness PE & ACT Prep

• All field trips are canceled through the end of the school year.

• The Nashville Orchestra Trip is to be determined.

• The Italy/Greece trip is postponed until June of 2021.

• The New York Theater trip is postponed and is tentatively rescheduled for Oct. 2 - 5, 2020.

• The LHS musical, The Little Mermaid, is canceled.

• The National Honor Society Induction Ceremony is postponed to September 9, 2020.

• The Athletic Department’s Evening of Roses is canceled.  Student-Athletes will be recognized via social media and certificates will be mailed home or picked up at LHS.

• The Jerry Marshall Olympiad Awards are postponed to Sunday, July 19th with a reception at 5:30 p.m. and program beginning at 6:00 p.m.

• The LHS Prom is postponed.  It is now scheduled for Friday, July 24th.

• The LHS Athletic Department Golf Outing for June is postponed.

• Class Reunion Zero (CRZ) is postponed with a reschedule date of July 31st.

• Graduation is rescheduled for Sunday, August 9th at 1:00 p.m.  Practice will be Friday, August 7th at 9:00 a.m.

Video Announcements Are Posted On The Daily Announcement Page

Lincoln High School is a grade 9-12 comprehensive high school where we are preparing all students for college readiness and career success.  To accomplish our vision we are proud to offer a strong curriculum, technology-infused instruction, and a variety of course offerings.  We currently offer approximately 170 courses to meet the diverse learning and career needs of all students.

The curriculum includes numerous advanced placement (AP) offerings and a rich assortment of challenging courses in the career and technical education areas including Project Lead The Way engineering curriculum (4 courses).  We also offer specialized programming with three college credit concurrent enrollment courses offered on our campus in a partnership with UW-Marshfield-Wood County.  Our world language department offers three languages (French, German, and Spanish).

The fine arts are also a strong part of the curriculum at LHS.  Students can choose from a variety of courses in the visual arts, music, and theatre/drama areas.  Students from these three areas often compete on state and national levels to gain recognition for their efforts, accomplishments, and areas of expertise.  Our students perform in an 833 seat, state of the art Performing Arts Center (PAC).

Lincoln High School also has a strong tradition of high-quality extra-curricular programs.  Students have an opportunity to become involved in 21 interscholastic sports, along with more than 50 activities and clubs.  For the third year, we have been recognized as a WIAA Award of Excellence Recipient.    We are one of only 20 high schools in the state recognized for this honor this year.

LHS students have earned a high degree of respect for honors earned in regional, state and national competition.  For the third year in a row, we were recognized as a top 30% high school by US News & World Report.

As we work with our community on preparing our students for future success, we have launched our Rapids P.R.I.D.E. initiative.  As we show our Rapids Pride we are ensuring that all students graduating from LHS possess the social and emotional skills necessary for a successful future.