View meeting minutes from August 2023’s Internal planning meeting: Discuss budget recommendations, merchandise, signage and other back to school logistics.

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Visit for the 2023 May PTSA meeting minutes.

PTSA members, please cast your vote before 6pm, Wednesday May 10th!

The first Earth Day took place 52 years ago. The organizing group recognized the energy of student-led activism in the 1960's and wanted to infuse that energy towards environmental consciousness with the general public.

Click for more ways to make Earth Day Every Day!

Please spread the word about Lincoln Elementary during School Choice!

The Pantry Program provides direct assistance in the form of monthly grocery gift cards to Lincoln families experiencing food insecurity. This program is fully funded through donations provided by Lincoln families and runs year long. Please contribute to our Pantry Program Winter Drive. Your one-time or subscription donation helps to support this important program. Click to participate!

November is Native American Heritage Month, and with the Thanksgiving holiday around the corner, is an excellent opportunity for your family to learn more about the Native tribes and peoples who lived and still live locally in Colorado and to dispel myths about the Thanksgiving Holiday.

Lincoln Elementary sits on the traditional territories and ancestral homelands of the Núu-agha-tʉvʉ-pʉ̱ (Ute), Tséstho’e (Cheyenne), and Očhéthi Šakówiŋ (Sioux) Nations. Additionally, we acknowledge the 48 contemporary tribal nations historically tied to the lands that comprise what is now called Colorado. You can find a few stories about each tribe, as well as with additional resources to help you learn more, to connect with local native organizations, and create your own traditions after the jump.

Colorado’s general election will be held on November 8, 2022. This general election includes all of Colorado's executive officers, the Senate and House, and several ballot issues that will impact Colorado’s kids. Lincoln’s PTSA has compiled a few resources to learn about these ballot initiatives and races. We hope you talk with your kids about voting and see you at the polls this November!

Despite being the nation's 12th richest state, Colorado public schools rank in the bottom half of the nation in per pupil spending and teacher pay. We’ve put together a document to explain this gap and to articulate the goals of Lincoln’s fundraising.

Prior to the meeting, we’ll share the agenda and the budget overview that will be up for a vote. Following the 11th, meeting minutes will be added for review.

Prior to the meeting, we’ll share the agenda and the budget overview that will be up for a vote. Following the 13th, meeting minutes will be added for review.

Emily shared this note in a recent ledger. As a PTSA, we wanted to share this on our blog as well to provide additional visibility to anyone wanting to advocate for our school in regards to Speech Services. In addition, we will update this post with any community resources for Speech Services families might consider in the interim.

The PTSA is committed to supporting Lincoln’s ‘22-’25 Strategic Plan in a variety of ways. Read more here.

As you may know, through Initiative 63, we have the unique opportunity to add $1 BILLION in ongoing funding to the state education fund to attract, retain, and compensate our teachers and student support professionals—without raising taxes. Polling shows that if we can get this on the ballot, it will pass!