Lincoln Middle School - Santa Monica
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Please note: these are not official Lincoln or SMMUSD resources, but items parents are sharing with parents. Please have your child check Google Classroom for their official work from their teacher.
SMC Writers Club is seeking submissions from K-12 students for the Dreams Come True international writing competition. Have an idea for a short story fiction piece or a poem? Give it a go!
Submissions can be up to 3,500 words. Submission deadline is 8/1/21.
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The City of Santa Monica is hosting National Free Summer Lunch for Youth at Virginia Avenue Park from June 21st through August 11th.
Adults can pick up a free Grab and Go lunch for each child under 18 in their household, whilst supplies last. Come by Virginia Avenue Park (2200 Virginia Avenue) between 12-1pm Monday to Friday.
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iCivics’ Equity in Civics Youth Fellowship is designed for 7th–12th grade students to learn how to leverage their unique experiences to shed light on the ways in which civic education, civic engagement platforms, and civic institutions can create more inclusive spaces.
During the paid fellowship, students engage in rich discussions together as a group and hear from experts in the field of civic education. They’ll also explore current issues that are relevant to them, while learning social media and public relations skills in order to build awareness amongst their peers and the public on those issues.
The application deadline is July 1st, 2021.
Eligible students must have an interest in politics, civics, history, government, equity, or justice and identify as a:
Students must complete the student application and also have a teacher/mentor complete a nomination form to be considered.
Learn more about the paid fellowship and the Youth As Civics Experts Network (made up of fellowship alumni and their peers) at: civicsforus.org/
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Join us for a virtual biodiversity event on Wednesday June 9th at 6pm to engage with experts and learn how you can support biodiversity in Santa Monica.
At this event you’ll learn about:
The event includes a Q&A with panel experts, moderated by Meredith McCarthy of Heal the Bay.
The event if free but you need to register to attend. Register.
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See the flyer for full information.
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National Prevention Week (NPW) is dedicated to increasing public awareness and action around substance abuse prevention and to promoting positive mental health.
Join one or more of the events taking place May 10-14 and hosted by LA County Department of Public Health, Substance Abuse Prevention and Control, and LA Prevention Providers.
Events include discussions about prescription drug and opioid misuse, preventing underage drinking, preventing youth tobacco and marijuana use, and preventing suicide.
For the full line up of events and registration details see the NPW flyer.
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