[LincolnTalk] Next week is Walk, Bike & Roll to School Week at Lincoln School

[Ginger Reiner]

Next week, May 2 - 6, is Walk, Bike & Roll to School Week at Lincoln
School!

We are looking for volunteers to help as crossing guards and to hand out
bracelets - do you have time between 7:20am and 8am any mornings next
week?  Please volunteer here:

https://forms.gle/EAzfYVcLc9gTemV2A

Students and families are challenged to ditch the car and get to school
under their own power. Bus riders can participate by walking or biking to
the bus stop or around their neighborhood.  Get some exercise, avoid some
emissions and have some fun!

Walkers and bikers will collect a different colored bracelet each day.
Collect all 5 colors for a Friday afternoon prize.

Thank you!
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[LincolnTalk] room to rent, correction

[Colleen Katsuki]

The post should read:

My tenant should work out of the house as I teach piano here.


Colleen Katsuki


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Re: [LincolnTalk] Laundry Services - seeking recommendations

[prspktv]

bill,
lan’s lapels out of concord does twice/wk pickup for dry cleaning, as well as 
wash
we have been using the former ourselves for a few years now with positive 
results. no personal experience with the latter; referred them out to several 
friends & clients who use both services with positive feedback.
https://lanslapels.com
good luck!
-murat



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Arslan Homes | Boston Residential
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On Apr 27, 2022, 12:23 -0400, Bill Rizzo , wrote:
> Good afternoon. We have been using Dependable Laundry of Watertown for 
> laundry and dry cleaning pick-up and delivery, which lately has 
> become…well…quite undependable. They are constantly misplacing or 
> mis-delivering our laundry and even lost forever one batch of our laundry 
> (any of you out there get a charitable delivery of mostly clean flannel 
> shirts and jeans a few months ago?).
>
> Any suggestions for another service which picks up and delivers in Lincoln 
> twice a week and which is a bit more reliable? Our needs are more for basic 
> laundry (wash, dry and fold) than dry cleaning.
>
> Thanks so much. Bill Rizzo
>
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[LincolnTalk] Celebrate Earth Day on 4/30 & learn about Dr. Melnea Agnes Cass “First Lady of Roxbury”

[Danielle Solar]

Mark your calendars! In celebration of Earth Day, please join the Lincoln
Public School scholars on *Saturday April 30th at 90 Windsor Street, Boston
02120 from 11am-1pm*, to mulch trees, pot flowers to share and learn about
Dr. Melnea Agnes Cass “First Lady of Roxbury” a civil rights activist and
community organizer. Yvonne Lalyre leads us in an opportunity to learn
about Dr. Cass and mulch area trees. All are wanted and welcome, please
bring your families and join together as a community to help support
Boston’s green canopy. As Dr. Cass herself said to a crowd in 1965 “If you
can’t do great things, do small things in a great way”. Help us do a small
thing for Boston’s green canopy in a great way Saturday April 30th. Please
email i...@lincfam.org with questions.

Check out this amazing video of Yvonne Lalyre discussing community lead
efforts to save Melnea Cass Boulevard trees. https://vimeo.com/703308447

The LincFam has created this event in joyful collaboration with:
Yvonne Lalyre of Friends of Melnea Cass Blvd

LPTO (Lincoln Parent Teacher Organization)
MCC (Lincoln METCO Coordinating Committee)
Special thanks to The Food Project for their kind contribution of mulch.
CSA shares now available, seedling sale opened on 4/19/2022 online.
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Re: [LincolnTalk] Weed Pulling and other yard chore help available

[Cynthia Faulkner]

please post contact info. thanks.

On Tue, Apr 26, 2022 at 5:28 PM Allen Vander Meulen 
wrote:

> A woman named Charlene and her partner Bill have worked for us off and on
> for the last three or four seasons, doing a very thorough job of weeding,
> pulling invasives, yard cleanup, and similar tasks around our property.
>
> They are looking for extra work, and so we’ve offered to post here on
> LincolnTalk on their behalf.
>
> If you need such help, let us know - we’ll be happy to put you in touch
> with them.
>
> - Allen Vander Meulen
> Beaver Pond Rd
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Re: [LincolnTalk] PT for runners / knee condition?

[Sara Mattes]

Teresa Sienkiewicz-NewBody NewMind
115 Boylston
Newton
(just off 128., on Rt.9)
617-969-8995

She has taken care of a number of us in Lincoln, and I see a lot of runners and 
young athletes coming and going.
--
Sara Mattes




> On Apr 27, 2022, at 1:52 PM, Leah Bloom  wrote:
> 
> Appreciate your recommendations for top physical therapists in the area 
> (within 15-20 min drive) to address knee condition for runners - someone with 
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[LincolnTalk] School Priorities Open Forum May 5

[Susan Taylor]

Strategic Planning Community Virtual Forum
You are invited to join the School Committee for a Strategic Planning Community 
Forum on May 5th. All community members are encouraged to join in this working 
meeting to begin the strategic planning process for the 2022-2023 school year. 

When: May 5, 2022 06:00 PM

Please click here to register in advance 
 
for this meeting to assist us in planning an event based upon the number of 
participants. This will help us to create opportunities for everyone to 
contribute their thoughts and ideas that will inform the development of our 
Strategic Priorities. 

May is the time when the District begins the process of reflecting upon the 
progress we have made this year and analyzing all available information and 
data to inform our decisions about setting Strategic Priorities for the next 
school year.

The open virtual planning session will consist of sharing context about where 
we are as a school district and the direction that we are headed in, followed 
by breakout group conversations that allow us to hear from our stakeholders 
about what is important to you and where you feel we should be placing our 
resources and focus.  

We encourage community members, family members, students, and school employees 
to join the District Administration Team and School Committee to share your 
thoughts and ideas.  The input gathered during this forum will inform the work 
of the Administration and the School Committee as we develop our priorities for 
the coming school year.

Below is the invitation to participate in the Strategic Planning Community 
Forum.  Pre-registration is required and will help us to plan the event to 
ensure it is efficient and effective based upon the number of participants 
present.  Information about this year’s Strategic Priorities and the Strategic 
Maps that outline specific actions and outcomes can be found on the 
Superintendent’s webpage .

After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information 
about joining the meeting.

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Re: [LincolnTalk] solar panels

[Deck Tricia]

We also used SunBug. They were great


Tricia

www.triciadeck.com
https://www.nantucketarts.org/
https://thematerialmavens.blogspot.com/






> On Apr 27, 2022, at 1:44 PM, David G  wrote:
> 
> We did well with SunBug solar
> 
> On Wed, Apr 27, 2022 at 1:29 PM Nancy Bergen via Lincoln 
> mailto:lincoln@lincolntalk.org>> wrote:
> Has anyone heard of a solar panel company called Goso Technology
> 
> or does anyone have a recommendation for a company that does  solar panels?
> 
>  
> 
> Thanks
> 
>  
> 
> Nan Bergen
> 
>  
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[LincolnTalk] Solid Bookshelf $25

[Kelly Raghavan]

Solid bookshelf 7’ H x 4’ W 8.5” D



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[LincolnTalk] PT for runners / knee condition?

[Leah Bloom]

Appreciate your recommendations for top physical therapists in the area
(within 15-20 min drive) to address knee condition for runners - someone
with a sports medicine focus. Thank you!
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Re: [LincolnTalk] solar panels

[David G]

We did well with SunBug solar

On Wed, Apr 27, 2022 at 1:29 PM Nancy Bergen via Lincoln <
lincoln@lincolntalk.org> wrote:

> Has anyone heard of a solar panel company called Goso Technology
>
> or does anyone have a recommendation for a company that does  solar panels?
>
>
>
> Thanks
>
>
>
> Nan Bergen
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[LincolnTalk] solar panels

[Nancy Bergen via Lincoln]

Has anyone heard of a solar panel company called Goso Technology 

or does anyone have a recommendation for a company that does  solar panels?

 

Thanks 

 

Nan Bergen

 

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[LincolnTalk] $25 exercise bike

[Kelly Raghavan]

Ancheer exercise bike $25



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Re: [LincolnTalk] Tub to shower conversion

[Sasha Golden]

quite possibly. Anyone who has a child needs a tub. Also, three are lots of
folks who would rather take a bath.

On Wed, Apr 27, 2022, 11:16 AM Michael Luneau 
wrote:

> Does it lower the value of your home if you convert your only tub to a
> shower?
>
> On 04/27/2022 10:57 AM c...@comcast.net wrote:
>
>
> Hi all  - I converted my tub to a shower...and here are some suggestions
> to think about: If you intend to "age in place" OR plan to sell your home
> in the future which might include older people who are downsizing, consider
> putting in
> 1. a fold-down shower seat - takes up very little room.
> 2. a hand shower in addition to overhead.
> 3. no raised stoop to get into the shower.  Consider sloping the floor
> towards the drain for accommodating a wheel chair or transfer chair.
> 4. a shower door that opens wide
> 5.  water faucets that enable the water to come on immediately to the
> temperature you want instead of wasting water to get to the right
> temperature.
> 6. And most important - GRAB BAR(s)!!
>
> Hope this helps.
> Diane Climo
>
> 4On 04/26/2022 9:15 AM Ann Odessey  wrote:
>
>
> We are planning a tub to shower conversion. Would love recommendations
> from anyone who has gone through this process as there are many companies
> out there with varying approaches and products.
> Thanks!
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[LincolnTalk] Laundry Services - seeking recommendations

[Bill Rizzo]

Good afternoon. We have been using Dependable Laundry of Watertown for laundry 
and dry cleaning pick-up and delivery, which lately has become...well...quite 
undependable. They are constantly misplacing or mis-delivering our laundry and 
even lost forever one batch of our laundry (any of you out there get a 
charitable delivery of mostly clean flannel shirts and jeans a few months ago?).

Any suggestions for another service which picks up and delivers in Lincoln 
twice a week and which is a bit more reliable? Our needs are more for basic 
laundry (wash, dry and fold) than dry cleaning.

Thanks so much. Bill Rizzo

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[LincolnTalk] Puzzle Lovers

[dilla tingley]

My son and I are preparing a book of crostic puzzles.
Would anyone like to test solve and give us feedback?
Dilla Tingley
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Re: [LincolnTalk] LS continues to slip

[Lisa via Lincoln]

Just to be a little provocative here...what is our primary objective 
when reviewing these "rankings"?


Is it linked primarily to how well our children will do compared to 
other children in order to get into college? (if so, how much does it 
matter "which" college or simply 'best fit' for the kid)?  None of the 
'rankings' can really assess how well prepared a community's graduates 
are for their next step - college, job, whatever.  That's a combo of 
skills, exposure, independence, maturity, opportunity, etc.  They can be 
'placed' with guidance counselors' help or not, and sometimes the 
counselors aim too low or frankly places that are NOT a good fit (the 
percentage of students transferring to a different college after year 
one was rising for quite some time prepandemic).


Is it more for home valuations in the town of Lincoln compared to other 
communities? (if so AP options, weighted grades etc. matter less; 
potential home buyers rarely dig that deep).


Any reasonably self-motivated student can thrive at LS.  I think the 
real question is whether our kids are making the most of the 
opportunities they are presented -- be that at private or public 
schools.  For those that may need more support or a big push, LS may not 
be the best choice, particularly when they are coming from a very small 
community like Lincoln.  LS has a long history of wanting students to 
learn how to advocate for themselves.  This is a wonderful life 
skill...which needs parents to step aside and only coach from the 
sidelines.


I agree with Bryce, Sara and Diana...don't overthink the rankings, put 
them into perspective, and question the things that matter more.


Lisa
Trapelo Rd.
LSRHS grad (+2 siblings who are alums)
parent of two LSRHS grads



-- Original Message --
From: "Bryce Wells via Lincoln" 
To: "Sara Lupkas" 
Cc: "Listserv Listserv" 
Sent: 4/27/2022 10:45:32 AM
Subject: Re: [LincolnTalk] LS continues to slip


Well said and agreed.

I'm waiting - as I think we all are - for Dennis to dive through the 
ranking criteria and provide some insight as to why some schools are 
ranking better than others.  As I've said on this forum before, both of 
my boys are having very good experiences at LS, but that's just our 
experience.


I did go and look at SAT performance for Mass schools and our students 
average a combined score of 1274.  I think it's fair to use SAT scores 
as a proxy for college readiness, but feel free to disagree.  I know 
that many schools are switching back from "test optional" because the 
SATs (or ACTs) are still the best indicator of academic success 
freshman year.  That 1274 ranks around 16th out of the districts listed 
(around 300) and tied or better than Needham, Dover-Sherborn, 
Winchester, Maynard.  But trailing schools like Lexington (1356!), AB 
(1333), Wayland (1302) or Concord-Carlisle (1286).


I've found that LS does things differently from what I anticipated... 
there's no class rank, there's not a HUGE emphasis on AP classes, they 
don't weight grades based on tougher course segments, etc... but the 
course offerings are plentiful and the teachers are incredible.




On Wed, Apr 27, 2022 at 10:15 AM Sara Lupkas  
wrote:
I agree that the rankings are pretty meaningless. And LS is one of 
only 8 districts in MA where more than 90% of AP tests taken resulted 
in a score of 3 or higher:


https://www.wcvb.com/article/massachusetts-students-led-nation-in-ap-exam-success-in-2021-these-districts-led-the-way/39611943

No school district is perfect but I feel like LPS and LS work very 
hard to meet the needs of their students, ranging from special 
education services to enrichment and honors/AP classes. I also am glad 
that my kids don't feel the achievement pressure that exists in some 
neighboring districts, and that there is a strong emphasis on kindness 
and inclusivity that I've seen.



On Wed, Apr 27, 2022 at 9:08 AM DJCP  wrote:
My kids are still young and in elementary school, but these rankings 
are next to meaningless.  Fun to look at, but have no direct 
correlation to real life achievement.  I have no qualms at this point 
about sending my kids to LS.


Diana Jong
Giles Rd

On Wed, Apr 27, 2022 at 8:56 AM Tom Kennedy 
 wrote:

LS is down to #85 in the state while towns all around us excel. Very
disappointing.

https://www.bostonglobe.com/2022/04/26/metro/heres-look-top-ranked-massachus
etts-high-schools-according-2022-us-news-world-report/ 



Tom



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Re: [LincolnTalk] LS continues to slip

[john gregg via Lincoln]

 The focus should be on providing the appropriate educational development at an 
early age and how best to exceed expectations, that is the same example which 
should be set for academics from our small district. We should all be asking 
the questions as to why our town ranks so low. 



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#58 in Massachusetts Middle Schools. Schools are ranked on their performance on 
state-required tests, graduation, and how well they prepare their students for 
high school.

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Thanks,
John Gregg
On Wednesday, April 27, 2022, 08:55:54 AM EDT, Tom Kennedy 
 wrote:  
 
 LS is down to #85 in the state while towns all around us excel. Very
disappointing.

https://www.bostonglobe.com/2022/04/26/metro/heres-look-top-ranked-massachus
etts-high-schools-according-2022-us-news-world-report/

Tom



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Re: [LincolnTalk] Tub to shower conversion

[Michael Luneau]

Does it lower the value of your home if you convert your only tub to a shower?


> On 04/27/2022 10:57 AM c...@comcast.net wrote:
> 
> 
> Hi all  - I converted my tub to a shower...and here are some suggestions 
> to think about: If you intend to "age in place" OR plan to sell your home in 
> the future which might include older people who are downsizing, consider 
> putting in 
> 1. a fold-down shower seat - takes up very little room.
> 2. a hand shower in addition to overhead.
> 3. no raised stoop to get into the shower.  Consider sloping the floor 
> towards the drain for accommodating a wheel chair or transfer chair.
> 4. a shower door that opens wide 
> 5.  water faucets that enable the water to come on immediately to the 
> temperature you want instead of wasting water to get to the right temperature.
> 6. And most important - GRAB BAR(s)!!
> 
> Hope this helps.
> Diane Climo
> 
> 
> > > 4On 04/26/2022 9:15 AM Ann Odessey 
>  wrote:
> > 
> > 
> > We are planning a tub to shower conversion. Would love 
> > recommendations from anyone who has gone through this process as there are 
> > many companies out there with varying approaches and products.
> > Thanks!
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Re: [LincolnTalk] LS continues to slip

[Kathryn Anagnostakis]

I don't have a stake in the LS argument because my kid chose to go to
private school but I wanted to weigh in on some of the college readiness
issues I've observed.

SAT - yes, some top colleges are swinging back to testing.  Mostly that's
because when they went test optional they got WAY WAY too many applications
and did not have a system to assess those applications.  Contrast that to
top schools that have been test optional for a while (Williams, UChocago)
and have systems in place, as well as staff, to assess those applications.

AP - lots of schools, including the best and top ranked private schools,
have been down playing APs for a while.  Not sure it's a good idea - from
what I have seen it plays out as "we don't teach to the test" (which is
great) but then kids are still taking the test and not prepared (not
great).  I think the break needs to be either more significant - "AP
classes and tests are not offered at this school" in which case not taking
APs is not counted against kids at all.  OR go back to actually preparing
kids for the test.  The halfway thing just doesn't work.

Weighting grades - total waste of time.  Every college I know of re-weights
grades with their own system so any highschool's system of weighting
grades, and getting to brag about a kid having a 5.5, is totally ang wholly
immaterial to anything having to do with college.

College counseling in public schools is behind.  This is across the board,
not just at LS.  Juniors should have had a list of schools they are
interested in before spring break.  It is a disservice to families to
pretend that this process starts at the end of the spring and over the
summer.  Private school kids are already well down this path by this point
and have visited multiple schools.  Spreading this out and giving kids a
chance to see schools in action is really important.  (My guess is that
improving college counseling at LS would improve SAT scores because kids
would take the test sooner or prep better.)

On Wed, Apr 27, 2022 at 10:46 AM Bryce Wells via Lincoln <
lincoln@lincolntalk.org> wrote:

> Well said and agreed.
>
> I'm waiting - as I think we all are - for Dennis to dive through the
> ranking criteria and provide some insight as to why some schools are
> ranking better than others.  As I've said on this forum before, both of my
> boys are having very good experiences at LS, but that's just our
> experience.
>
> I did go and look at SAT performance for Mass schools and our students
> average a combined score of 1274.  I think it's fair to use SAT scores as a
> proxy for college readiness, but feel free to disagree.  I know that many
> schools are switching back from "test optional" because the SATs (or ACTs)
> are still the best indicator of academic success freshman year.  That 1274
> ranks around 16th out of the districts listed (around 300) and tied or
> better than Needham, Dover-Sherborn, Winchester, Maynard.  But trailing
> schools like Lexington (1356!), AB (1333), Wayland (1302) or
> Concord-Carlisle (1286).
>
> I've found that LS does things differently *from what I anticipated*...
> there's no class rank, there's not a HUGE emphasis on AP classes, they
> don't weight grades based on tougher course segments, etc... but the course
> offerings are plentiful and the teachers are incredible.
>
>
>
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Re: [LincolnTalk] Tub to shower conversion

[cldl]

Hi all  - I converted my tub to a shower...and here are some suggestions to 
think about: If you intend to "age in place" OR plan to sell your home in the 
future which might include older people who are downsizing, consider putting in 
1. a fold-down shower seat - takes up very little room.
2. a hand shower in addition to overhead.
3. no raised stoop to get into the shower.  Consider sloping the floor towards 
the drain for accommodating a wheel chair or transfer chair.
4. a shower door that opens wide 
5.  water faucets that enable the water to come on immediately to the 
temperature you want instead of wasting water to get to the right temperature.
6. And most important - GRAB BAR(s)!!

Hope this helps.
Diane Climo


> 4On 04/26/2022 9:15 AM Ann Odessey  wrote:
> 
> 
> We are planning a tub to shower conversion. Would love recommendations 
> from anyone who has gone through this process as there are many companies out 
> there with varying approaches and products.
> Thanks!
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Re: [LincolnTalk] LS continues to slip

[Bryce Wells via Lincoln]

Well said and agreed.

I'm waiting - as I think we all are - for Dennis to dive through the
ranking criteria and provide some insight as to why some schools are
ranking better than others.  As I've said on this forum before, both of my
boys are having very good experiences at LS, but that's just our
experience.

I did go and look at SAT performance for Mass schools and our students
average a combined score of 1274.  I think it's fair to use SAT scores as a
proxy for college readiness, but feel free to disagree.  I know that many
schools are switching back from "test optional" because the SATs (or ACTs)
are still the best indicator of academic success freshman year.  That 1274
ranks around 16th out of the districts listed (around 300) and tied or
better than Needham, Dover-Sherborn, Winchester, Maynard.  But trailing
schools like Lexington (1356!), AB (1333), Wayland (1302) or
Concord-Carlisle (1286).

I've found that LS does things differently *from what I anticipated*...
there's no class rank, there's not a HUGE emphasis on AP classes, they
don't weight grades based on tougher course segments, etc... but the course
offerings are plentiful and the teachers are incredible.



On Wed, Apr 27, 2022 at 10:15 AM Sara Lupkas  wrote:

> I agree that the rankings are pretty meaningless. And LS is one of only 8
> districts in MA where more than 90% of AP tests taken resulted in a score
> of 3 or higher:
>
>
> https://www.wcvb.com/article/massachusetts-students-led-nation-in-ap-exam-success-in-2021-these-districts-led-the-way/39611943
>
>
> No school district is perfect but I feel like LPS and LS work very hard to
> meet the needs of their students, ranging from special education services
> to enrichment and honors/AP classes. I also am glad that my kids don't feel
> the achievement pressure that exists in some neighboring districts, and
> that there is a strong emphasis on kindness and inclusivity that I've seen.
>
>
> On Wed, Apr 27, 2022 at 9:08 AM DJCP  wrote:
>
>> My kids are still young and in elementary school, but these rankings are
>> next to meaningless.  Fun to look at, but have no direct correlation to
>> real life achievement.  I have no qualms at this point about sending my
>> kids to LS.
>>
>> Diana Jong
>> Giles Rd
>>
>> On Wed, Apr 27, 2022 at 8:56 AM Tom Kennedy 
>> wrote:
>>
>>> LS is down to #85 in the state while towns all around us excel. Very
>>> disappointing.
>>>
>>>
>>> https://www.bostonglobe.com/2022/04/26/metro/heres-look-top-ranked-massachus
>>> etts-high-schools-according-2022-us-news-world-report/
>>> 
>>>
>>> Tom
>>>
>>>
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Re: [LincolnTalk] LS continues to slip

[Joanna Owen Schmergel via Lincoln]

Agreed.
Well said! 


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On Wednesday, April 27, 2022, 10:15 AM, Sara Lupkas  
wrote:

I agree that the rankings are pretty meaningless. And LS is one of only 8 
districts in MA where more than 90% of AP tests taken resulted in a score of 3 
or higher: 
https://www.wcvb.com/article/massachusetts-students-led-nation-in-ap-exam-success-in-2021-these-districts-led-the-way/39611943
 

No school district is perfect but I feel like LPS and LS work very hard to meet 
the needs of their students, ranging from special education services to 
enrichment and honors/AP classes. I also am glad that my kids don't feel the 
achievement pressure that exists in some neighboring districts, and that there 
is a strong emphasis on kindness and inclusivity that I've seen. 

On Wed, Apr 27, 2022 at 9:08 AM DJCP  wrote:

My kids are still young and in elementary school, but these rankings are next 
to meaningless.  Fun to look at, but have no direct correlation to real life 
achievement.  I have no qualms at this point about sending my kids to LS. 

Diana Jong
Giles Rd 

On Wed, Apr 27, 2022 at 8:56 AM Tom Kennedy  wrote:

LS is down to #85 in the state while towns all around us excel. Very
disappointing.

https://www.bostonglobe.com/2022/04/26/metro/heres-look-top-ranked-massachus
etts-high-schools-according-2022-us-news-world-report/

Tom



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[LincolnTalk] LS continues to slip, Globe link

[Tom Kennedy]

The Globe link didn’t work in the original post.

Here’s a look at the top-ranked Massachusetts high schools, according to the 
2022 US News  

 & World Report - The Boston Globe

 

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Re: [LincolnTalk] LS continues to slip

[Sara Lupkas]

I agree that the rankings are pretty meaningless. And LS is one of only 8
districts in MA where more than 90% of AP tests taken resulted in a score
of 3 or higher:

https://www.wcvb.com/article/massachusetts-students-led-nation-in-ap-exam-success-in-2021-these-districts-led-the-way/39611943


No school district is perfect but I feel like LPS and LS work very hard to
meet the needs of their students, ranging from special education services
to enrichment and honors/AP classes. I also am glad that my kids don't feel
the achievement pressure that exists in some neighboring districts, and
that there is a strong emphasis on kindness and inclusivity that I've seen.


On Wed, Apr 27, 2022 at 9:08 AM DJCP  wrote:

> My kids are still young and in elementary school, but these rankings are
> next to meaningless.  Fun to look at, but have no direct correlation to
> real life achievement.  I have no qualms at this point about sending my
> kids to LS.
>
> Diana Jong
> Giles Rd
>
> On Wed, Apr 27, 2022 at 8:56 AM Tom Kennedy 
> wrote:
>
>> LS is down to #85 in the state while towns all around us excel. Very
>> disappointing.
>>
>>
>> https://www.bostonglobe.com/2022/04/26/metro/heres-look-top-ranked-massachus
>> etts-high-schools-according-2022-us-news-world-report/
>> 
>>
>> Tom
>>
>>
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[LincolnTalk] Lincoln Public Library Weekly Update - April 27, 2022

[Robin Rapoport]

As of Saturday, January 22, 2022, the library building has reopened to the
public and we are following our regular schedule.



*Library **Hours April 25, 2022 – June 26, 2022*

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Hours open

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9:00 am - 6:00 pm

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9:00 am - 8:30 pm

Thursday

9:00 am- 8:30 pm

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9:00 am - 6:00 pm

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improved and positively trending public health data, including Lincoln’s
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Covid-19 disease because of age or medical conditions, or who have a
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the Commonwealth’s Department of Public Health (DPH) to continue to wear a
mask when indoors other than in their home, even if they are vaccinated.

We encourage the public to continue to wear masks in accordance with their
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*Updated indoor mask use recommendation as of April 14, 2022*: “Due to
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Re: [LincolnTalk] LS continues to slip

[DJCP]

My kids are still young and in elementary school, but these rankings are
next to meaningless.  Fun to look at, but have no direct correlation to
real life achievement.  I have no qualms at this point about sending my
kids to LS.

Diana Jong
Giles Rd

On Wed, Apr 27, 2022 at 8:56 AM Tom Kennedy 
wrote:

> LS is down to #85 in the state while towns all around us excel. Very
> disappointing.
>
>
> https://www.bostonglobe.com/2022/04/26/metro/heres-look-top-ranked-massachus
> etts-high-schools-according-2022-us-news-world-report/
> 
>
> Tom
>
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[LincolnTalk] LS continues to slip

[Tom Kennedy]

LS is down to #85 in the state while towns all around us excel. Very
disappointing.

https://www.bostonglobe.com/2022/04/26/metro/heres-look-top-ranked-massachus
etts-high-schools-according-2022-us-news-world-report/

Tom



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[LincolnTalk] Looking to start or develop a yoga practice?

[Francesca Folcarelli]

Hi Everyone,
I am Francesca, I have a yoga business, Franayama Yoga
. I have some time opening up in my schedule
and I am looking for people in Lincoln or surrounding areas who might be
interested in private yoga sessions!
I have over 1300 hrs of training and have been teaching individual and
group classes for over 4 years now. I work with all ages and abilities. The
benefits of a one-on-one session allows us to find asanas that best suit
your body, and meditations and breathing techniques that work for you.
Message me about my *Mother's Day Special*, if you're still looking for a
special gift!
If you want to discuss pricing, details or anything else please reach out
to me privately through my email or the contact page on my website.
Have a great day,
Francesca
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[Ginny Lemire via Lincoln]

Does  Lincoln have a scout group? I have camping equipment that scouts may be 
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