Shout out to Miss Robinette who created our EOG testing signs! Also a big thank you to first Baptist Church for the basket of goodies that you left for our teacher teachers. Tomorrow is Math EOG day! Let's finish strong falcon!!!
3 days ago, Katrina Robinson
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End of Year Schedule
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Save the date: August 8th
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The 7th grade teams went on a fantastic field trip to Charlotte Motor Speedway yesterday. Everyone had a great time!
8 days ago, Lori Fisher - ELMS
A large group of people stands in front of a white sign with the word "AUTOFAIR" on it.
So proud of our Media Coordinator and Child Nutrition Employee "Of the Year."
Thank you Mrs. Fisher and Mrs. Isenhour for all that you do to support students!
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Thank you to all the Mothers!
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Band Concert tomorrow -- hope to see you there!
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Congratulations to our Boys and Girls Track teams for finishing 2nd overall out of 12
schools at the conference meet in Shelby! Way to go Falcons!
18 days ago, Lori Fisher - ELMS
A group of young people wearing medals poses in front of a brick wall. They are smiling.
Eleven boys, wearing medals, stand in a row outside a brick wall. They are posing for a photo.
A group of six young girls stands outside a brick wall, all wearing medals around their necks.
We’re so proud of our students representing our school at the Special Olympics! Their courage, determination, and teamwork inspire us all. Go athletes—we’re cheering you on every step of the way!
Go Falcons!
22 days ago, Lori Fisher - ELMS
A group of students in blue t-shirts walk through a hallway, surrounded by others cheering.
A crowd of students walking in a school hallway. One student is holding a water bottle.
People walk through a hallway, with two children holding hands. Behind them, many others walk and stand.
Two adults, one in a blue shirt, the other in a black shirt, walk toward a crowd.
A man wearing glasses walks with assistance from another person. They wear matching shirts and are surrounded by others in a hallway.
A person in a wheelchair is being pushed by another person through a hallway, surrounded by students.
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about 1 month ago, Lori Fisher - ELMS
Children in shorts and t-shirts pose with sports equipment. A poster reads "Find Your Best Friend Place" with a deadline for sign-ups.
Summer Fun
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East Lincoln PTO brought back the lucky ducks!
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2 months ago, Katrina Robinson
ELMS WEEKLY
East Lincoln Middle School proudly inducted a new group of students into the Beta Club, recognizing their commitment to academic excellence, leadership, and service. These students have demonstrated hard work in the classroom and a willingness to make a positive impact in our school community. We are excited to welcome them into this organization and look forward to the great things they will accomplish this year. Congratulations to our newest Beta Club members!
2 months ago, Lori Fisher - ELMS
A long line of approximately thirty teenagers in casual clothing—t-shirts, jeans, and sneakers—stands against the green and white cinderblock wall of a high school gymnasium. The students are positioned along the edge of a polished wooden basketball court, some leaning against black protective wall padding under an American flag and athletic posters. On the far right, one student walks toward the center of the court, while the rest of the group remains lined up as if waiting for an event or instruction to begin.
In a high school gymnasium, an adult woman stands behind a table draped in black, leading an induction or ceremony while reading from a paper. To her left, three teenage girls stand together holding scripts or programs, while another girl stands to the right of the table. The setting is decorated with black and gold balloon clusters and small white candles on the table, with a "Falcon Pride" banner and a falcon mascot logo visible on the green and white walls in the background.
In a high school gymnasium, an adult woman stands at a table draped in black, leading a ceremony while reading from a document. She is joined by several teenagers, some of whom are holding scripts or receiving papers, as others wait in a line along the green and white walls in the background. The scene is decorated for a formal school event with black and gold balloon clusters and small white candles on the table, while a "Falcon Pride" banner and a falcon mascot logo emphasize the school's identity.
In a high school gymnasium, students participate in a formal induction ceremony at a table draped in black and decorated with gold and black balloons and white candles. Adult facilitators and student leaders stand at the table to read from documents and distribute certificates or programs to a line of teenagers dressed in a mix of casual and semi-formal attire. The background features green and white walls adorned with "Falcon Pride" banners, a falcon mascot logo, and athletic posters, capturing the school spirit of the event.
Four teenage girls pose together for a photo behind the induction table, which holds certificates, candles, and a gavel. Behind them, the gym wall prominently features the "Home of the Falcons" logo and school mascot.
ELMS challenged students to complete a Reading Bingo Board during this nine weeks. Students were asked to read four to five books while having the freedom to choose the types of books they wanted to explore. As the challenge comes to an end, completed Bingo boards are pouring in from excited readers. Students who finished the challenge received a chocolate bar and the satisfaction of accomplishing their reading goal. Go Falcons!
2 months ago, Lori Fisher - ELMS
Two young girls stand smiling in front of a classroom "READING CHALLENGE" bulletin board, each holding a Hershey’s chocolate bar. The girl on the left wears a black My Chemical Romance sweater featuring a skeletal figure, while the girl on the right wears a tan "DAYDREAMER" hoodie and holds up a hand-drawn poster for the book Ellie’s Story by W. Bruce Cameron. The background is filled with student book reviews, including posters for Rain Reign and Winterkill, pinned to a blue textured board with a scalloped white border.
Two young boys stand proudly in front of a classroom "READING CHALLENGE" bulletin board, each holding a Hershey’s chocolate bar and a completed "Winter Reading Challenge BINGO" sheet. The boy on the left wears a bright blue t-shirt and star-patterned shorts, while the boy on the right wears a grey Nike hoodie and black sweatpants. The background board is decorated with colorful block letters and various student-led book reviews and posters, including one for the book Rain Reign.
Three boys pose together in front of the same "READING CHALLENGE" bulletin board, displaying their completed "Winter Reading Challenge BINGO" sheets and chocolate bar prizes. The boy on the left wears a black Nike t-shirt and patterned shorts, the center boy wears a grey Adidas t-shirt and glasses, and the boy on the right wears a plain grey t-shirt and black shorts. The wall behind them features a mix of printed book reports and student projects pinned to a blue background with a white scalloped border.
Happy social worker appreciation week to Aubrey Spizzo. Thank you for all that you do for the families in the East Lincoln community!!!
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5th Graders interested in joining ELMS band next year...

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Action Ambassadors wrapped up collections for the Animal Shelter. So proud of these students for supporting our community.
3 months ago, Katrina Robinson
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Due to driver shortage students who ride Bus 24 will arrive home at least 1 hour late this afternoon.
3 months ago, William Springer III
Don’t Miss Out! You must order by 2/24 to guarantee your student their yearbook. Order today!

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3 months ago, Lori Fisher - ELMS
Yearbook