Student Activities

Auditions for “Disney’s 101 Dalmatians Jr.” will be held on Thursday, January 19, 2012 from 3:00-5:00 pm. Permission slips for the auditions have been sent home and need to be returned to the office by Friday, January 13,2012. Anyone who auditions will be part of the play. The play directors are Dan Hanlon, Adele Robertson, and Stacy Newman.

Rehearsals will begin on January 23 and will continue through April 16. The Drama Club meets on Monday and Thursday afternoons from 3:00-4:30 pm. The performance dates are scheduled for April 18 and April 19 at 6:30 pm in the Lincoln Street School Cafeteria.

Our After School Activities Program provides opportunities for our students to explore areas of interest, expand creative talents, strengthen problem-solving abilities, make new friends, and to have fun!

There are three sessions scheduled throughout the year. Each session is six weeks in duration. Classes are scheduled Thursday afternoons from 3:00-4:00 p.m. The cost for each session is $50.00. Scholarships are available for those students who meet the financial assistance requirement.

Destination Imagination is a world-wide program which focuses on creativity and problem solving.

Teams of 5-7 students work together to solve a challenge. There are five challenges provided by the program officials each year. After choosing one of the challenges the team meets weekly to find a solution to the challenge. They create a skit in which to share their solution. Teams take their solutions to a regional tournament. This is a competitive meet and teams are judged on how well they solve the challenge. The regional tournament is an excellent time to meet teams from other schools, to celebrate creativity, and to have fun.

This year Lincoln Street School has two teams that will compete at the NH-DI Regional Tournament. This Tournament is scheduled for Saturday, March 17,2012 at the Sanborn Regional High School in Kingston, NH. Our teams have been working very hard to prepare for both the main challenge and the instant challenge components of this competition. We are very proud of the efforts of these two teams and wish them the very best!

Volunteers play a vital role in the Lincoln Street School community. We are fortunate to have parent volunteers, community members who come to help us, and volunteers from within the building - both staff members and students.  We hope that this model of giving and sharing will make our students better citizens.

This year both Lincoln and Main Street Schools have run successful after-school programs, thanks to the efforts of volunteer instructors.  We have offered classes such as French, Spanish, Japanese, Sign Language, Cooking, Sports Medley, Dance, Yoga, Arts & Crafts, Stampin, and Legos.

Lincoln Street School has a very active Volunteer Program.  Lots of our parents and other community members volunteer their time in schools in a variety of roles; reading to classes, assisting with academics, helping in the cafeteria or library, teaching Math Problem Solvers or Booktalk, or volunteering in the Music Programs and Art Programs. 

Click here for links to our active Parent Teacher Organization. Exeter Elementary PTO

We have an active Student Council directed by Mr. Schmitt, which is instrumental in leading us with school spirit activities. A student from every homeroom represents our population, and together they help plan such activities as pep rallies, outreach to community nursing homes, and school yard clean ups.