Can someone help me find a link to recording to these public meetings?
Many thanks,
Sara
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That is good to see. That is not indicated in the Enrollment report.
From: Cathie Bitter
Sent: Thursday, January 26, 2023 6:24 PM
To: Andrew Payne
Cc: Barbara Low ; lincoln@lincolntalk.org
Subject: Re: [LincolnTalk] Jake Lehrhoff for School Committee on our
We on the Lincoln-Sudbury Regional District School Committee are opening up
our Superintendent Search Survey again for the residents of Lincoln after
hearing feedback of difficulties finding a way to participate the first
time. The survey will remain open until January 30th and we urge all
FYI- 7th grade has 4 homerooms/advisories, but there are only 3 sections for
each subject area. So I don’t think the class sizes are 13. Some teachers teach
across grade levels or subject areas.
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> On Jan 26, 2023, at 6:14 PM, Andrew Payne wrote:
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> Barbara L. wrote:
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>> Grade 5 has
I was not suggesting that grade 5 should be reduced to 2 sections. But 7 and 8
have the same number of kids and 4 sections.
Is it not possible for a subject specialist in the middle school to teach both
7th and 8th grades? 13 kids per class is off the scale! Eliminating a staff
member then
Barbara L. wrote:
Grade 5 has 52 students divided in 3 sections of about *17 *students each.
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> Grade 6 has 60 students in 4 sections of *15* each
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> Grades 7 and 8 have 52 students each in 4 sections each for an average
> class size of *13* each.
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This underscores the challenges (and costs)
I've been following the recent discussion about the Lincoln Public School. My
youngest is now 35, so my days of following the school and school committee on
a continuing basis are long gone. (And I purchase much less Milanta than I used
to.)
I looked at the October 1, 2022 Lincoln Class
Hello LT. Well, it finally happened. I was sitting on my chair while on the
phone, it broke because it was so old and unstable, and I landed on the floor.
Luckily, I landed on my rear end! With this in mind, does anyone have 2 extra
kitchen or dinette chairs no longer in use? I need 2 because
Hi LincolnTalk,
Below is information from the Metropolitan Area Planning Council (MAPC). MAPC
is a regional planning resource that facilitates communication and
collaboration between towns and cities. It also provides technical expertise
and training on a variety of topics. Currently, the Town
The LINCOLN GARDEN CLUB invites our Lincoln neighbors to come in
out-of-the-cold, and cozy up with a warm drink, sweet treat, and some romantic
music.
Valentine Love Songs & Dessert / Peter Stewart on Piano at the Pierce House:
Feb 5, 3-5 pm.
Free Event-Winter Carnival Activity--
The
Greetings,
The Conservation Dept. has a couple of upcoming events and updates we’d like to
share:
* Please join Conservation Staff on one of our events during Winter
Carnival! (Feb 3-4):
* Winter Shrub and Tree ID Walk at Codman Estate: 10am-noon (Both Days)
- Join Conservation
I mean, to be fair, having children in the school is not a pre-requisite
for joining school committee. Adam Hogue has run, been elected, and
faithfully served on the committee for several years and has not had
children in the school yet (I assume he has a high tolerance for pain).
I’m not sure
I am looking for a home for a pair of Hitchcock Chairs lovingly worn. Or, you
can take one. One chair needs a new rush seat and wooden side panels. The other
chair’s rush seat is fine. These chairs were not manufactured by the Hitchcock
Chair Company. They told me that other manufacturers
Why is this necessary? And has this been required in years past?
Barbara
From: Lincoln on behalf of Julia Walkup
Sent: Wednesday, January 25, 2023 1:41 PM
To: lincoln@lincolntalk.org
Subject: [LincolnTalk] ServSafe Manager Certified Volunteer Needed
The
Thank you, Peter, for voicing your concerns. I am the father of two young
children. Our family resides in Lincoln.
The sentiment of this thread gives us pause. I welcome the opportunity to
sit with you and learn from your experience raising your own children here
in town.
Congratulations and
Thank you Jake for engaging in a discussion about our school and the
issues. Lincoln Talk is a great way for the town's voters to learn more
about the issues our town faces. Through online debate and open meetings,
hopefully, our town will get better and stronger.
I'm not sure I follow your
The Lincoln Girl Scouts Pancake Breakfast needs a volunteer who has a
ServSafe Manager Certification in order to hold the event. Do you or
someone you know have this certification and are willing to help out on
February 4th from 8-11am?
Any suggestions are greatly appreciated!
Best,
Julia Walkup
At tonight's School Committee meeting, there will be a vote to approve the FY24
School Budget, an Update on Learning Walks and Framework for Learning, a vote
to approve the Draft Annual Lincoln Town Report and a Superintendent Mid-Cycle
Report on Progress Towards Goals.
Members of the public
Thank you so much for putting this together Paul. I appreciate how clearly
you've laid it all out.
And thank you to Andy for crunching the numbers independently and arriving
at a remarkably accurate number. I appreciate how much effort it takes to
do that analysis, time which I personally was not
This is a reminder of the forum for all LPS parents and community members at
6:00 pm in the Lincoln Auditorium to meet with the fourth candidate for
District Superintendent. Jessica Rose is currently assistant superintendent of
Lincoln Public Schools. Those unable to attend the forum in person
As I did In November 2022 re Lincoln Population & Comparative Taxes, I’d
like to clarify some information on Lincoln Talk, specifically as it
relates to the Lincoln Public School expenditures. This is a complicated
area so apologies for the length / detail. Quick summary up-front for those
less
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