Lincoln High Boys Soccer Team Takes the City Title

Congrats to the boys soccer team at Lincoln High School who are the Metro Champs! Congrats to all the Lynx!

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Safety First said…
Thanks to those that showed-up to testify. It is IMPERATIVE that the board and superintendent work to keep students safe!

Lincoln high students and family showed up because students are at physical risk because sport tiers have been changed and teams are mismatched. They have warned the board and superintendent that students are at risk.

In addition to Ingraham HS community, Franklin community are frightened for the safety of their students! Unauthorized adults are showing-up in the school to hurt students. Where is the superintendent and board!!! There isn't a SINGLE candidate addressing student safety which is very very alarming.
5/17/23, 5:49 PM
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