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  • ALHS Newsletter 10/24/24

    Pathway to Passing Workshop  
    Please register for our next in-person parent workshop, Pathway to Passing, on October 29, 2024, from 6 PM to 7 PM. We’ll discuss promotion and graduation requirements, and refreshments will be served! 
    Register here: https://forms.office.com/r/iwNGpxdL9M. 
      
    Gardening Opportunity 
    The Garden Apprentice Program (GAP) at Brooklyn Botanic Garden is now recruiting students in grades 9–11 for 2025! This is a unique opportunity for teens to learn about urban agriculture, science, and the environment, all while earning a stipend. 
    Join the Info Session on October 26 at 3 PM to learn more. RSVP by emailing gap@bbg.org or visit bbg.org/gap for details. 
    Applications are due by December 8, 2024. Don’t miss out on this exciting chance!
     
     Walk for Breast Cancer Awareness 
    Join us for Making Strides Against Breast Cancer of Brooklyn! Presented by New York-Presbyterian Brooklyn Methodist Hospital, let's unite with the American Cancer Society to fund breast cancer research and support programs. 

    📅 October 27, 2024 
    ⏰ Gates Open: 8:00 AM | Walk: 8:30 AM 
    📍 Coney Island Boardwalk & Maimonides Park 
      
    Quality Family Time 
    Take some time to explore and enjoy quality family moments! Here are some museums offering free admission: 
    • Guggenheim: Mondays & Saturdays (4-5:30 PM) 
    • Whitney Museum: Friday nights (5-10 PM) & 2nd Sunday of the month 
    • New York Aquarium: Wednesdays (after 3 PM with a timed ticket) 
    • The Museum at FIT: Always free 
    • 9/11 Memorial Museum: Mondays 
    • Queens Botanical Gardens: Wednesdays (3-6 PM) & Sundays (9-11 AM) 
    • Sculpture Center: Always free! 
    • International Center of Photography: Thursdays (6-9 PM) 
    Enjoy these experiences with your loved ones! 
      
     Turkey and Chicken Giveaway 
    The 60th Precinct Council is hosting a Thanksgiving Turkey (or Chicken) Giveaway! Choose a turkey or chicken when you sign up. You must have a confirmation number. Sign up by October 30 by emailing your name and phone number to sec303@aol.com and shannon.cetto@nypd.org. The giveaway is on November 25, 4-6 PM at St. Paul’s Church, 2801 West 8th St. 
     For students without internet, here are some options: 
    • T-Mobile Project 10Million: Free internet hotspot for eligible students. Learn more at Project 10Million | T-Mobile. 
    • Hoop Wireless: Free tablet with internet included. Visit HoopTablet for details. 
     NYCSA 
    The best way to view your child's grades, and report cards, or update contact info is through an NYCSA account. To request an account creation code, click here: https://forms.office.com/r/5Jw6m3Wm1M. 
     
    Abraham Lincoln HS

  • Parent-Teacher Conferences /Thursday November 21st and Friday November 22nd

    Parent-Teacher Conference November 21st and 22nd. 

    Parent-Teacher Conferences are Thursday, November 21st, from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. and Friday, November 22nd, from 12:35 p.m. to 2:35 p.m. Parent-teacher conferences will be remote.

    To schedule a conference, please contact your child’s teachers using our staff directory here. 

    In your email, please include student name, student id number, and if you want to conference through email, phone call, or zoom.   

    Please schedule your appointment by 3 pm Wednesday 11/20

    You can find your child’s schedule using your NYSCA.

    If you don’t have an NYCSA please click the link  https://forms.office.com/r/5Jw6m3Wm1M 

    There is no school for students on Friday November 22nd.

    If you have questions about PTC or you need special arrangements for 11/22 please contact Lincoln Parent Coordinator.

    Ms. Sherrie Williams

    SWilliams241@schools.nyc.gov

    Call: (718) 333-7465

    Text: (929)655-1752

    Abraham Lincoln HS

  • Message from the Chancellor

    Dear New York City Public Schools Community,

    As a public school system, I believe we have a set of core responsibilities to our students and families. We must, first and foremost, keep students safe. We must also prepare them to become leaders of the next generation. For these reasons, a presidential election represents an especially important moment in our school communities.

    As I highlighted in last week’s PS + You newsletter, our Civics team has done tremendous work to civically engage our students throughout this election. We are instilling in our children a deep appreciation for and understanding of democracy.

    As we prepare for the presidential transition in January, our children may be wondering what these election results mean for them. First, I want to reassure you that we remain steadfast in our commitment to maintain safe and supportive environments for our students, staff, and families. That is our top priority and our first responsibility as a school system.

    Additionally, I encourage us all—educators, school leaders, families, and community members— to discuss this election with our students and to model thoughtful civil discourse in doing so. We must support our students to ask questions, learn the facts, and express their perspectives respectfully. Please visit schools.nyc.gov/currentevents for resources that will be helpful in creating space for discussion.

    Finally, as community members, we will continue to take care of our students and each other. Every school has on-site mental health support (see schools.nyc.gov/mentalhealth), and if you need assistance yourself, you can call or text 988. If you have questions or concerns about student safety and support, please contact your principal or district superintendent.

    As we look ahead to the future of our country and our democracy, I want to thank you for being part of the New York City Public Schools community. Public education is a cornerstone of our society, and we are working every day to prepare the next generation of leaders. Thank you for guiding, nurturing, and supporting all our children and for upholding our New York City values each and every day.

    In partnership,

     

    Melissa Aviles-Ramos Chancellor

    Abraham Lincoln HS

  • 📢 This is Principal Hoogenboom about Red Flag Attendance Day !

     Tomorrow is a Red Flag Attendance Day! 🎃 Let’s beat last year's 83%! School is the safest place to be on Halloween, with important learning, Nina’s bake sale 🍪 to benefit her cause, and a costume contest (no masks or props). Together, we can reach 90%! Parents, your support makes the biggest difference! 🏫🎉

    Abraham Lincoln HS

  • ALHS Open House 2024

    We are excited to have you attend our Open House at Abraham Lincoln High School! 

    CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

    OPEN HOUSE: 11/13/24

    Session 1: 6:00pm-7:00pm
    Session 2: 7:00pm-8:00pm

    2800 Ocean Parkway Brooklyn NY 11235

    Abraham Lincoln HS

  • Baked for Breast Cancer, we need your support !!

    Parents

  • ALHS NEWSLETTER 10/8/24

    ALHS Newsletter 10/07/24 

       

    1. NYCSA: Stay Connected

       - NYCSA allows you to stay updated on your child's grades and report cards, and it's a great way to keep your contact information current. Click here https://www.schoolsaccount.nyc/ to access NYCSA.  If you need the access code to your account or you are having trouble logging in, please submit an access request here.    

     

    1. PTA MEETING

    - Join our Lincoln PTA on 10/17/24 Via Zoom 6 pm-8pm 

    - Come learn about our future fundraising events and how you can best support Abraham Lincoln.  

    https://nycdoe.zoom.us/j/92552371628?pwd=Hk07gOxya2snalEECad8NeHFPUPbG2.1 

    Meeting ID: 925 5237 1628 

    Passcode: 885113 

    Dial by your location 

    • +1 646 518 9805 US (New York)

     

    1. Title 1 Meeting: Lincoln needs more parental support

    -We need more parent involvement! Join us for a second Title 1 election on 10/22/24 via Zoom, as the last meeting didn’t meet quorum. Your voice matters! Positions to consider: Title 1 chairperson, Alternate Chairperson, Title 1 member, Title 1 Recording Secretary, Title 1 Corresponding Secretary.   Register here.  

     

    1. Marking Period

     - First Marking period will be ending October. 11, 2024  

    -  Report cards will be distributed on October 18,2024 

    - Remember grades, and report cards can be seen on NYCSA 

     

    1. College Fair

    - Attention Seniors!!... Explore and look into a brighter future and endless possibilities with our college fair 10/10/24 This Thursday from 12-2 pm in BGYM 

     

    1. 6. At Home Test

    -As of late September 2024, residential households in the U.S. are eligible for another order of #4 free at-home tests from USPS.com. 
    Here's what you need to know about your order: 

    • Orders will ship free. 

    https://special.usps.com/testkits/ 

     

    1. No School 10/14

    - There is no school next Monday 10/14/24 for Indigenous people day.  

    Abraham Lincoln HS

  • Respect for All in NYC Public Schools

    Respect for All in NYC Public Schools

    Each student and staff member brings to our public school community the richness of our city’s cultural diversity and the desire for respect.

    It is the policy of the Department to maintain a safe and supportive learning environment that is free from harassment, intimidation and/or bullying and from discrimination on account of actual or perceived race, color, citizenship/immigration status, religion, creed, national origin, disability, ethnicity, gender, gender identity, gender expression, sexual orientation or weight. The policy prohibits such behavior by students against other students and by staff against students.

    Respect: esteem for or sense of worth or excellence of a person; proper acceptance or courtesy; regard for the dignity of another’s character; acknowledgment; the condition of being esteemed or honored; to show regard or consideration for another.

    Such discrimination, harassment, intimidation and/or bullying is prohibited in school, during school hours, before or after school, while on school property, at school sponsored events, or while traveling on vehicles funded by the Department of Education.

    It is also prohibited on other than school property when such behavior disrupts or would foreseeably disrupt the educational process or endangers or would foreseeably endanger the health, safety, morality or welfare of the school community.

    This Frequently Asked Questions is a resource for students and parents about how to report incidents, the investigation process, and supports and interventions to prevent and address student-to-student sexual harassment and student-to-student gender-based harassment, bullying, intimidation, and/or discrimination.

    Please visit the  Respect for All Handouts webpage which explains DOE policies and procedures for preventing and addressing student-to-student sexual harassment, gender-based harassment, bullying, intimidation, and/or discrimination. These materials also include contact information for supports and reporting instructions for parents, if the school fails to address their complaint or retaliates against them for making a complaint.    

    Additionally, Chancellor’s Regulations A-831 (Student-to-Student Sexual Harassment) and A-832 (Student-to-Student Discrimination, Harassment, Intimidation, and/or Bullying) are readily available at school; parents and students are provided hard-copies, if requested, if they do not have a way to access to the electronic versions. 

    The hard copies of A-831 and A-832 should also be paired with the family-facing Respect For All and FAQ (scroll down for translations) handouts, so that relevant resources and procedures are available when communicating with parents and students about an alleged incident, should an alleged incident arise. 

      

    For questions, email Respectforall@schools.nyc.gov. 

    Parents

  • Fall 2024-25 Program, ID cards, and MetroCard Distribution

    Student Programs, ID cards, and MetroCard distribution are scheduled for Wednesday, September 4th by student's last name.  PE uniform packages will be on sale for $50 cash or money order.  The package includes shorts, a hoodie, sweatpants, and a new lock.   

    Last Name A – L 

    September 4th, 9:00 am – 11:00 am 

    Last Name M – Z 

    September 4th, 11:00 am – 1:00 pm 

    Abraham Lincoln HS

  • ALHS PTA Welcomes You!

    ALHS PTA Welcomes you into our community! In this letter we show you how to support and encourage our Lincoln Scholars.  Your engagement is vital and will aid in the success of our students and school as a whole. Thank you. 

    Abraham Lincoln HS

  • NYC Remote Simulation Today 6/6 from 8:45-9:00a

    As part of citywide remote simulation, we are asking all students to go on Teams to complete a Lincoln quiz (Click Here) and log-in to their TeachHub account.  Winners from this quiz will be randomly selected to win their choice of Lincoln Swag!

    Quiz opens at 8:45 and closes at 9:00 am.

    Today is a nonattendance day.  Attendance will not be taken.

    Students needing support with Microsoft Teams should go to the Student Tech Help Desk and follow the getting started tutorials here.

    If students need additional help, they should complete a Tech Help Request Form here.    

    Abraham Lincoln HS
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For nearly a century Abraham Lincoln High School has been a leader in New York City education. Lincoln alumni have distinguished themselves in every imaginable field, including music, sports, and science. Among our notable graduates is music legend Neil Diamond, who generously funds a college scholarship for ten graduating seniors every year. Other distinguished alumni include countless. Read More Our History.

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