Made possible through a federal grant and presented to educators from across South America at the AMISA LeadCon conference, this workshop focused on designing inclusive, future-ready student pathways. Participants explored strategies for developing multiple matriculation options that meet the diverse needs of all learners, including the creation and implementation of dual enrollment programs. Through collaborative... Continue Reading →
Author’s Note:I have always believed that schools should be places where students discover who they are and who they are becoming. This post reflects a recent conversation with school leaders from across the Americas about how we design graduation pathways that honor student strengths, widen access to rigor, and prepare young people for a rapidly... Continue Reading →
An old story I know…There was once a small village where the nights were especially dark. Each family owned a lantern, but they kept them inside their own homes. The light was enough for each household, but whenever villagers walked the narrow streets, they stumbled and grew frustrated in the dark. One evening, a child... Continue Reading →
I recently watched the TV series Stick, the story of a once-prominent golf pro who returns to the game not to reclaim his own glory, but to coach a young golfer named Santi. Now, let me be clear: there is plenty in Stick that has nothing to do with my life as an educator. There... Continue Reading →
The start of a new school year at Lincoln always brings with it a sense of structure and momentum: classes are underway, rehearsals are beginning, competitions are approaching, and projects are taking shape. But before we settle fully into the rhythm of our routines, it is worth pausing to ask a quiet but important question:... Continue Reading →
Good morning, Lincoln School students, teachers, and especially the Class of 2025! Welcome to a brand-new school year. To our returning students: welcome home.To our new students: welcome to the family.And to our seniors: your year has finally arrived. It’s your turn to lead, to inspire, and to leave a legacy. When I found out... Continue Reading →
As I sit down to write this message, I find myself reflecting on the incredible journey we’ve shared this year. Each of you has contributed to the vibrant tapestry of our school community, and I am deeply proud of the growth, resilience, and creativity I’ve witnessed. I hope that this year’s theme, "Our best today; even... Continue Reading →
Lincoln School Costa Rica is a Candidate School* for the IBCP. This school is pursuing authorization as an IB World School. These are schools that share a common philosophy—a commitment to high quality, challenging, international education that Lincoln School believes is important for our students. At Lincoln School, we are committed to providing our students... Continue Reading →
At Lincoln School, we believe that entrepreneurial thinking is not reserved for a select few. It is a mindset that can empower every student to become a change-maker in their community and the world. This belief is at the heart of our partnership with Babson College, a global leader in entrepreneurial education, and it drives... Continue Reading →
Every five years, Lincoln School undertakes an important journey: our Cognia re-accreditation process. For those who might not be familiar, Cognia is a global accreditation organization that sets high standards for schools around the world. It’s not just about meeting expectations—it’s about pushing ourselves to reflect, improve, and grow as a learning community. Successfully completing... Continue Reading →
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