Education that Cares for the Whole Child
At Lincoln, education is about more than academics. We create a Christ-centered, supportive environment where children are known,
valued and encouraged to grow academically, socially, emotionally, physically and spiritually.
All your children will be taught by the Lord, and great will be their peace {Isaiah 54:13}
5-Point Model for Education
What Makes a Lincoln Education Different?
Small Class Sizes
Small classes and intentional relationships allow teachers and staff to recognize individual needs and help students grow. Lincoln's model includes a 12:1 student-teacher ratio and multiple staff touchpoints for students.
Christ-Centered
Learning is rooted in the Word of God.
Academic Excellence
Students are challenged to grow academically while also participating in STEM, music, arts, clubs, field trips and technology opportunities.
Whole Child Care
We care for each student's social, emotional, physical and spiritual well-being, recognizing that a child's circumstances can affect the learning environment.
Education Overview
“What you are doing here is nothing short of a Miracle.
There is hope thanks to ministries like yours. You guys are the front lines of defense, the ones that get a chance to make a forever impact early in a child’s life.
When asked, ‘what do you like best about this place?’ in the student reviews, one of your students said, ‘I feel safe.’ Wow! What a testimony to the services you all are providing to these children.
That is THE most crucial basic need you can provide in a child’s life that will allow them to fully develop cognitively.”
Review from an Accreditation Team Member
“We value the school’s Christian-focused environment and its dedication to incorporating faith in daily learning. We appreciate the individualized support provided to each student, fostering their academic and personal growth. Additionally, the staff has been exceptionally welcoming and kind, creating a nurturing atmosphere for children to thrive.”
A Lincoln Parent“Lincoln feels like home.”
A Lincoln student