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 →
Empowering Educators through Entrepreneurship: Our EPIC Journey
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 →
Reflecting on Our Cognia Re-Accreditation Journey
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 →
Life-long Learning at Lincoln School
At Lincoln School, we believe that learning doesn’t stop with our students. As a community of educators committed to growth and innovation, we see ourselves as a learning organization—one where curiosity, collaboration, and continuous improvement are woven into our daily practices. Our commitment to life-long learning begins with deep subject expertise. Every Lincoln School teacher... Continue Reading →
AMISA EdCon 2024
On March 20, 21, and 22 I had the great pleasure to attend and present at the American International Schools in the Americas (AMISA) EdCon, an educators’ conference that brought together teachers, administrators, school staff, and consultants from around Latin America and beyond. The 2024 version was held at the American School of Asunción in... Continue Reading →
