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Issue 1 Vol. 1

Remember!

Fall Semester is almost

here!
The first day of school is fast approaching! Here at
Lincoln Memorial, our dedicated faculty and staff have been
working tirelessly trying to get everything ready for our 20162017 students. Thanks to a generous grant, our English
Department has received $10,000 in state-of-the-art
educational software that we are sure kids will love! Be sure to
attend one of our Family Nights this year to see what
wonderful things your children will be learning about!

Family Night Technology Sessions

KidBiz 3000

Baileys Books

29 th

18 th

Aug
at 6PM
Students will show
off reading skills in
a fun, literacy
based game.

Sep.
a 7PM
Join us for a special
presentation of
Baileys Books with
the students.

Reading Skills
Oct. 15 th at 4PM
Come see our
students engage in
fun story-telling
activities.

First year students will be

required to attend Fall
Semester registration night
in order to complete
necessary documents
required for checking out IPads.
All Lincoln High School
students will need to have
an I-Pad in order to complete
weekly quizzes and to
submit work for a grade.
If you have any questions,
please call the registrar at
702- 111-1234 or email at
LincolnHS@ccsd.ed.net

THE LOREM IPSUMS

National Educational
Technology Standards
This year, students will be placed through
rigorous, standards-based curriculum as
part of an ongoing campaign to prepare
todays students for tomorrows careers. At
Lincoln High, students will be learning 21st
century skills in order to be more
competitive in the global job market. Such
standards that students will be focusing on
this year will be:

Demonstrating Creative Thinking

and Innovation
Communication and Collaboration
Research and Information Fluency
Critical Thinking Skills
Problem Solving Skills
Ethical Digital Responsibility
Sound Technology Knowledge and
Understanding

FALL 2016

Lincoln High Technology

Lincoln High School students will b e using
state-of-the-art software this year, which
will assist with achieving higher
standards.

KidBiz 3000
Students will be reading rigorous informational texts in
order to build reading, writing and thinking skills. The
Achieve 3000 software has been nationally recognized
as one of the leading differentiation technologies
available to date Achieve 3000.com

Endnote X7
Students will use critically acclaimed publisher
Thomson Reuters innovative software Endnote to
reach deeper levels of comprehension, as well as
develop healthy research and citation habits for projectbased learning.

Creative Cloud
Adobe has been at the forefront of educational
technology for some time. This year, students will be
utilizing Adobes premier digital editing software,
Creative Cloud, to work hands-on with industry standard
technology and innovative cloud-based editing
software.