Lincoln Schools Enrollment

2022/2023 School of Choice Application
Applications accepted April 1, 2022 - February 8, 2023

Lincoln Consolidated Schools participates in School of Choice for grades K-12.  Ann Arbor, Chelsea, Dexter, Manchester, Milan, Saline, Whitmore Lake, and Ypsilanti students are eligible to apply for enrollment. Also eligible are students from Monroe, Lenawee, Ingham, Jackson, Livingston, Oakland, and Wayne Counties. Schools of Choice State Aid Act of 1996, P.A. 300, Sections 105 and 105c.

Not sure if you live in the school district please use 
Find My School District Link.

Step 1:
Complete the Lincoln Consolidated Schools School of Choice application.
Please complete the student's current/previous school and complete contact information to expedite the student's discipline and attendance records request.  Note: School Districts' summer break schedules will delay the application process.

Step 2:
The School of Choice application along with the student's discipline and attendance record will be submitted to the superintendent's office for approval or denial.

Step 3:
The enrollment office will contact you by email with the district's decision.

Any questions please contact enrollment@lincolnk12.org

Other documentation is required if your child receives or has received special
services:

Current IEP & MET

504 Plan

Thank you for your interest in Lincoln. 

LCSVA Presentation

LCS Virtual Academy is a fully online learning option provided for any K-12 Lincoln Consolidated Schools student. Lincoln teachers provide instructional support to students enrolled in this 100% virtual option. Just like students attending school on campus, LCS VA students are eligible to receive free/reduced meals, attend school functions, and participate in extracurricular programs and athletics. 

Students who attend LCS Virtual Academy will attend this program for the full school year. By choosing this Lincoln program, you are able to transfer back to in person instruction at the start of the next school year.

There are some programs offered on campus that are not available to students who are enrolled in LCS Virtual Academy. Those programs include  CTE, AP, Spanish Immersion, and other specialized classes.  We encourage high school students to discuss options with their school counselor before making enrollment decisions.

LCSVA Coordinator

Jessica James
jamesj@lincolnk12.org
734-484-2099

Now Enrolling for 2022-2023!

Documents required to register:

• Birth Certificate 
• Parent State Photo ID/Drivers License/Passport
• a current doctors' Official Immunization Record (including Virtual Students)
• Health Appraisal (well-check)-Young 5 and Kindergarten only

One (1) proof of residency (current address)**

• Your Purchase Agreement / Mortgage Statement
• Your copy of a Rent / Lease Agreement 
• Your Property Tax Bill
• Your current electric, gas, or water bill or turn on notice 
• Your voter ID card

**A shared housing affidavit is required when the parent/legal guardian is not the resident homeowner/lessee.

Additional Attachment when applicable:

• Individualized Educational Placement

There are two parts to registering your child(ren):

Part 1: Register using Registration Gateway  

Part 2: Click to Attach the required documentation
One student per upload form.

Lay the documents on a flat surface when using the camera feature on your phone. We will ask you to resubmit any of the documents that are not legible. Please label your documents: Birth Certificate, Immunization Records, Parent ID, and Proof of Residency...

The registration will not move to the next step until all required documents are submitted. DO NOT EMAIL DOCUMENTS.

Bienvenido a LCS Elementary (subtítulos en español)

مرحبًا بك في مدرسة LCS الابتدائية (ترجمة عربية)

2022/2023 Parent Kindergarten Information Evenings

Childs Elementary, May 3, 2022, 6pm 
7300 Bemis Rd. 

Bishop Elementary, May 5, 2022, 6pm
8888 Whittaker Rd.

Spanish Immersion at Bishop Elementary, May 9, 2022-6:00-7:00 pm
2022 Spanish Immersion Interest Form

Brick Elementary, May 12, 2022, 6pm
8970 Whittaker Rd.

Young 5 Kindergarten

Starting school is a very exciting time for children and their families! It begins a new chapter in their lives and sets the tone for children's future. But kindergarten standards and curriculum have changed over the years, and many of the skills children were once taught in first grade are now expected in kindergarten. This can make the transition into kindergarten difficult for some children, and the youngest children entering the kindergarten classroom often struggle to adjust.

Young 5 Kindergarten Brochure

Young 5 Kindergarten FAQ

The good news is that Young 5 kindergarten is giving children an opportunity to learn in a hands-on, interactive way that supports their development while still maintaining the high standards of kindergarten.

Young 5 kindergarten is now being offered to children turning 5 years old between September 1 and December 1 to give them an opportunity develop the social and academic skills and the confidence that will help them succeed in kindergarten and beyond.

What is Young 5 Kindergarten?

Young 5 kindergarten is a bridge between preschool and kindergarten for children turning 5 years old between September 1st and December 1st. Young 5 gives young learners a head start and provides them with an opportunity to learn and grow in an environment that is tailored to meet their academic and social needs.

Young 5 Kindergarten:

• Is part of the public school system and is free for families
• Uses a unique, specialized curriculum that is based on the kindergarten standards and is designed to support young 5-year-olds
• Is taught by credentialed teachers with extra training to teach young kindergarten students

What Happens in a Young 5 Kindergarten Classroom?

In Young 5 kindergarten, teachers help children develop social skills through activities that build confidence and communication. They also expose children to reading and math in an exciting, interactive way by using educational games to teach children about words and sentences and help them understand mathematical concepts like counting and patterns.

• Classroom facility and teacher: Young 5 kindergarten students have their own classroom with their own teacher.
• Length of the school day: They go to school every day from START TIME to END TIME
• Shared activities: They participate in all kindergarten activities such as music and art throughout the year.
• Curriculum and learning: They learn important new skills that build on what they may have learned in preschool and help them adjust to the elementary school environment.
• Learning environment:  They learn by working with the teacher in small and large groups and also have opportunities for independent exploration.

Why is Young 5 Kindergarten Good for Kids?

Young 5 kindergarten provides children with an opportunity to learn in an enriching and academically challenging environment that nurtures their growth.   Research shows that children who attend kindergarten readiness programs like Young 5 Kindergarten are more likely to do well in school and attend college.

Parents recognize the benefits of Young 5 kindergarten, and many parents have already been enrolling their children in similar programs, public and private, for years. Offering Young 5 kindergarten will help all of our kids get the best start possible, with curriculum that is designed just for them.

Who Attends Young 5 Kindergarten?

Children must turn 5 years old on or before September 1st to enroll in kindergarten. Previously, children could be enrolled in kindergarten if they turned 5 years old by December 1st. While this change of a few months may seem small, it can mean a big difference during these early years when children are rapidly growing and developing.

Young 5 kindergarten is now being offered so the children whose birthdays are between September 2nd and December 1st will have an opportunity to continue building their skills and abilities. Their time in Young 5 kindergarten will help them to succeed in kindergarten, become leaders in the classroom, and confidently navigate the school day routine.

Lincoln Consolidated Schools offers the most established Spanish Immersion in Washtenaw County.  Please complete the form below to be added to our mailing list so you can be updated on upcoming Parent Information Nights and other Spanish Immersion events.

SPANISH IMMERSION INTEREST FORM

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• Multi-age learning environment utilizing High/Scope model
• Multi-age Classrooms
• Spanish Immersion - the only elementary immersion program in the area**  Spanish Immersion Interest Form
• Michigan Green School
• Student-Designed Assemblies
• Plan-Do-Review Choice Time

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• Focus on Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math – STEM
• Engineering is Elementary Program
• Maker Space: Making things is a great way to learn!
• Engineer In-Residence
• Works with students and
• serves as trainer for staff

After-School Classes

Engineering, Robotics, Programming, 3D Design, 3-D Printing and 3-D Scanning, Family Engineering Nights

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• Family and community-inclusive approach
• Community Service
• Drama Club
• PALS (Peers achieving lifelong success
• Peer Mediation
• Active PTO
• Family Fun Nights
• Fun Run
• Annual Musical
• Staff Appreciation Week

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Team-based classrooms with enrichment & support opportunities

• WEB (Where Everyone Belongs) for New Students
• Athletics
• Award-winning performing & fine arts
• LMS Drama
• National Junior Honor Society
• Student of the Month/Top 15 Honors Recognition
• Project Healthy Schools
• Spanish 1 & 2

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Rigorous academic courses with AP classes, CTE options, online learning & college credit opportunities

• Award-winning Performing & Fine Arts
• AP (Advanced Placement)
• Athletics
• Dual Enrollment
• LinkCrew New Student Transitions
• Career Tech Options
• Extra-Curricular Activities
• National Honor Society
• Key Club
• Link Crew Leaders
• Drama Club
• Class Officers
• Student Council
• Computer Club
• Math Club
• Cultural Diversity Forum

Other groups & clubs are formed each year based on the opportunities that students wish to pursue

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734-484-7070

Focus on the whole child – Academically, Socially, Emotionally, and Physically

• Great Start Readiness Preschool
• Early Childhood Special Education
• Evaluation and Support Services
• Tuition-based Pre-school

The Washtenaw Quality Preschool Partnership is a collaboration of local school districts and community-based providers who offer the State of Michigan (GSRP) and federally (Head Start) funded preschool services for low to moderate-income families.

Children who attend a high-quality program in the year or two before kindergarten are better prepared for school academically, socially, and emotionally.

Please visit the website below. This is the first step in the process to apply for free preschool. It helps us connect you with the program that you feel is best for your family. After completing the interest form, you will still need to complete a full application along with providing your income information.

Michigan Preschool at Lincoln Consolidated Schools

Special Education Evaluation Registration