Bishop Elementary

Bishop Elementary has a multi-age learning environment utilizing the High/Scope model of curriculum delivery. At Bishop, different aged students are combined into the same classrooms which are divided into grade-level houses; Lower (K-1), Middle (2-3), and Upper (4-5). Students have the opportunity to mentor younger students and be mentored by older students.

The High/Scope model of instruction focuses on self-directed learning and responsibility. The daily schedule is designed to accommodate individual needs and interests.

Read About Our Bishop Elementary Programs

How Lincoln Consolidated Schools uses multi-age classrooms to make a difference

Elementary Spanish immersion program has students fluent by 5th grade

SEP High Velocity Fun

Friday, December 1, 2023
12:45 PM-3:15 PM

Elementary and middle school-aged children are invited to join us at High-Velocity Sports in Canton, MI for 2+ hours of facilitated sports stations in this premier, indoor sports complex.

Lunch is available and must be pre-ordered. Lunch includes pizza, dessert, and a drink and is available beginning at 12:45 PM. Play will begin at 1:15 PM.

Cost:

$20/child, Lunch & Sports Play Included, Lunch served at 12:45 PM

$16/child, Sports Play ONLY, NO Lunch, Play begins at 1:15 PM

$6/Additional Lunch for Sibling, Parent, or Guardian and completed High-Velocity Waiver

Information Needed: Child's Name & Grade

Spanish Immersion

Students in Spanish Immersion are taught the identical curriculum, however, the classroom language is Spanish. English is introduced later, allowing students to leave elementary school at grade level in two languages.

Lincoln’s Spanish Immersion program is the only program of its kind in Washtenaw County and one of the few language immersion programs in Michigan. It is housed in Bishop Elementary and utilizes the High/Scope model of curriculum delivery.

My Future Fund

Lincoln Consolidated School District is excited to announce our partnership with My Future Fund. Through the My Future Fund program, eligible 1st-5th grade students will get free money and support to jump-start their savings for college and career training. The My Future Fund program is operated by the Washtenaw Intermediate School District in collaboration with the Washtenaw County Government. Please visit www.myfuturefund.org for more information.

My Future Fund Press Release

Splitter Community Education Programs

SplitterCommunity.com is the home of all of our Community Education programming. Check out our after-school programs, Dance, Kenpo Karate, Soccer, Swim, and Tumbling Programs.

Resources

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Food Gatherers at Bishop Food Gatherers Healthy School Pantry will be back at Bishop Elementary beginning October 5th, 2021 (each month on the first Tuesday for the rest of the year.) To sign up for the box of produce, complete the Healthy School Pantry Sign-up Form a month in advance. The boxes of produce and access to our school pantry will be after school and during the evening meeting. First, pick up students in the parent loop and then, starting at 4:10, when buses have gone, come to the cafeteria doors to pick up the produce box and pantry items. Students will not be released to parents at Healthy School Pantry pick up location. If you need help signing up for the Healthy School Pantry, email or call Sue Brodie at (734) 484-7000 ext. 7449 or brodie@lincolnk12.org. There will also be a representative available during the Bishop Community Meetings. We will be available from 4:10pm to 5:00pm and again from 6:30pm to 7:30pm during the Bishop Community Meetings. This institution is an equal opportunity provider. Click here to sign up for the program!

Extra Set of Clothes We encourage each student to have an extra set of seasonally-appropriate clothes to keep in their locker. We never know when a student will get muddy out at recess, have a spill at lunch, or have another mishap throughout the day. An extra set of clothes kept at school can really help in a pinch. Thank you!

Medication Administration Form If your student will need medication administered during the school day, we will need a medication form completed for your student. If you need a hard copy of the form, please drop by the Bishop office. Completed forms and medication can be dropped off to the office starting August 23rd so that we are ready to assist your student when we return to in person school. Click here for the medication form.

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Kroger Community Rewards Several Lincoln organizations participate in the Kroger Community Rewards Program. Take a few minutes to make sure you’re signed up. Go to www.Krogercommunityrewards.com. When the website opens click on “Create an Account” and follow the prompts to get started. More...

RAHS Health Center To receive services at the RAHS clinic, students must be registered with the health center. Parents - contact RAHS for information & forms! RAHS @ Lincoln Consolidated Schools

Principal

Abigail Smith

Bishop Elementary

Bishop Office:
Office: (734) 484-7074
Fax: (734) 484-7064

School Hours
School: 9:00 AM - 3:54 PM

Half-day:
9:00 AM -11:54 AM
Absences: (734) 484-7074

Tech-Support:

Transportation
(734) 484-7044

Annual Education Report

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Nov 1

3:00 PM to 5:00 PM

LMS Boys Basketball Tryouts

Location: Gym