Brick Elementary prepares students for the future through the
teaching of STEM: science, technology, engineering and mathematics. We use engineering, environmental science and mathematics as a basis for learning across all curriculum areas. It is an educational environment that emphasizes intellectual curiosity and individual responsibility.

Brick Elementary has been a STEM school since 2015, promoting critical thinking in Brick students using this innovative approach to learning.

Spotlights

Brick Elementary School's Annual Brick Bash 2017: Brick students and staff enjoyed the day celebrating the close of another great academic year and all their hard work!

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Brick Elementary School collaborated with Ford Motor Company to demonstrate an electric Ford Focus to students. Steve Daleiden, Advanced Projects Supervisor and Gil Portalatin, Chief Engineer of the Ford Focus electric car not only demonstrated the vehicle, they also presented information to students about how electric cars operate and impact the environment.

Health Guidelines Parents and childcare home providers often ask, when should a child be sent home for illness? Here are SIX reasons to call a parent and ask that a child be picked up from daycare or school as soon as possible.

2016-17 Early Release Days Early Release is scheduled on Friday, February 17 for staff to attend Professional Development. Secondary schools will dismiss students at 12:23 pm. Childs Elementary will dismiss students at 1:11pm. Brick and Bishop Elementary schools will dismiss students at 1:26 pm. More...

Attendance when your child is under the weather Kindergarten + 1st grade are critical educational years for a child. Missing school during these early years makes it more difficult for children to learn in later years, and they often have trouble reading by the end of third grade. More...

ATTENTION KROGER SHOPPERS! We need your help. It’s free and easy. Kroger will give a donation each time you scan your Kroger Plus card or use your phone number at the register. Several Lincoln organizations participate in the Kroger Community Rewards Program. You must re-register your card each April. Take a few minutes to make sure you’re signed up. Go to www.Krogercommunityrewards.com. More...

Automated Attendance Calling Lincoln Schools sends automated attendance calls every evening at 6:00 pm. A call will be made for any student that is marked unexcused during the school day. Anytime your student is absent it's important to contact the school office. LHS - 484-7055 / LMS - 484-7033 / Bishop - 484-7074 /Brick - 484-7031 / Childs - 484-7035

LHS Community Closet NEW 2016-2017 Hours of Operation New and gently used, smoke free clothing for all ages, household items & furniture (based on donations received). All items are free of charge and are available to community and non-community members alike. There is a two bag limit per customer per visit. The Closet is open when school is in session, every Friday 8:30-10:00 a.m. Laundered/smoke free donations are accepted during these times as well. Please check on the LHS home page for updates to The Closet. More...

Lincoln Merchandise - Shirts - Hats & More Find out where you can go to purchase authentic Lincoln merchandise. Items are offered at almost all sporting events and through the Community Education Office and local buildings. Links will be active soon. If you have purchase information please email the link below. hinderer@lincolnk12.org