Posts from the travels of LA people.
Joshua Pelkey with a prospective student in China in the fall of 2017. This past year, I’ve flown close to 120 thousand miles, traveled for 15 weeks, taken 20 flights, and nearly missed [...]
Lincoln Academy junior Carole Ikaze tells GSB fourth graders about her home country of Burundi during the fourth grade field trip to Lincoln Academy. Missy Abbott photo. On November 30, Great Salt Bay [...]
The pulsera sales table outside the Lincoln Academy Dining Commons Lincoln Academy students are buying and wearing colorful bracelets this week - for a cause. For five years LA students have held annual [...]
This home in Puerto Rico had its roof blown off by Hurricane Maria. The home belongs to a neighbor of LA language teacher Lourdes Von Vogt's cousin. So far LA students have raised nearly [...]
Kyle Tong is the new Coordinator of Curriculum and Auxiliary Programs at Lincoln Academy. Photo courtesy of Camp O-AT-KA. By Nathan McIvor'17 Kyle Tong has deep ties to Maine. As Lincoln Academy’s new [...]
By Nathan McIvor'17 Josh Pelkey, Associate Director of Admissions A lifelong vocalist and world traveler, Josh Pelkey maintains a cheerful outlook on life. His untrammeled enthusiasm makes him an endearing presence in an [...]
LA Social studies teacher Kelley Duffy was selected to participate in the Supreme Court Summer Institute in Washington DC this summer. Lincoln Academy Social Studies teacher Kelley Duffy, will travel to Washington, D.C. [...]
The Lincoln Academy Lincolnnaires, directed by Beth Preston, sing in New York City’s Riverside Church as part of the World Strides Heritage Festival on March 31. Photo courtesy of Kim Tolley. Once again [...]
Lincoln Academy students attended the Camden Conference February 17-19 and listened to worldwide experts speak about the theme "Refugees and Global Migration: Humanity's Crisis." Pictured from left: sophomore Lily Goltz, freshman Patrick Preston, sophomore Minjun Kim, and [...]
Caption: Lincoln Academy students from Africa talked about their home countries in Lorna Fake's second grade class last week. From left: senior Toru Fiberesima from Nigeria, sophomore Carole Ikaze from Burundi, and junior Prince [...]
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