Lincoln High School released from state Priority School status

Lincoln Consolidated Schools Superintendent Sean McNatt is pleased to report that Lincoln High School has been released from Priority School status by the State School Reform/Redesign Office.
Lincoln High School was placed in Priority status during the 2011-12 school year. This status required a turnaround plan and monitoring by the Michigan Department of Education, and later the State School Reform/Redesign Office.
“I am proud to recognize the hard work and dedication of all the students, staff, and families that got us to this point,” said Lincoln High School Principal Nicole Holden. “Thank you to our school board and the Washtenaw Intermediate School District for their support. I’m honored to be part of the Lincoln family and excited about this accomplishment.”