Lincoln Heights Elementary
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Information for the: 2008 - 2009 school year.
Instructional Calendar
Lincoln Heights Elementary runs on the Traditional calendar. Currently, the following Traditional calendars are available for download:
- 2008 - 2009 Traditional Calendar (Adobe Reader File)
- 2009 - 2010 Traditional Calendar (Adobe Reader File)
Before- and After-School Programs
- Before School: WCPSS
- After School: WCPSS
Contact the Lincoln Heights Elementary directly (contact information below) for full information about its before- and after-school care programs. For general information about before- and after-school care programs across WCPSS, go here.
Basic Information
- Address - 307 Bridge Street, Fuquay-Varina, NC 27526
- Phone - (919) 557-2587
- Fax - (919) 557-2769
- Website - http://lincolnheightses.wcpss.net
- Principal - Milinda Demchak-Crawford
- Grades - k - 5
- 2008-09 Bell Schedule - 9:05 a.m. - 3:45 p.m.
- 2008-09 Enrollment - 676
- 2008-09 Capacity (SBC/ASCC) - 486/738
- 2008-09 Mobile Units - 15
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Capacity Figures Explanation
- SBC (School Building Capacity) - Building capacity- the number of students that can be accommodated in permanent, "brick and mortar building."
- ASCC (Annual School Campus Capacity) - Current Capacity- building capacity PLUS on-site mobile unit capacity with supplemental program adjustment; total campus capacity for the listed school year.
Curriculum: Traditional
Traditional curriculum schools offer students high quality instruction, opportunities for advanced studies, creative exploration and extra-curricular activities in a nurturing educational setting. Some of the highest-performing schools in Wake County are traditional curriculum schools.
Description
The community model program at Lincoln Heights Magnet Elementary School features reduced class sizes for students. The average K-2 classroom has fifteen students, and the average 3-5 classroom has 18 students. The small class size nurtures and supports the community theme of this magnet program.
This theme comes to life when students participate in centers that mirror the local community. Students put their learning into practice in their community post office, bank, television station, publishing house, theater and student goverment. They showcase their work in two evening celebrations throughout the year.
Large, uninterrupted blocks of instructional time are another feature of this model. Teachers plan in-depth units that cover several subject areas, and students have time to focus their attention and enjoy projects designed to capture their interest.
Extension centers are a creative way to coordinate instruction across all areas of the curriculum. Special teachers in the arts, technology, and media work with grade level teams to assure that extension center learning builds on and extends classroom learning.
Lincoln Heights was awarded a Magnet School of Distinction by Magnet Schools of America in April 2006.