Despite being the nation's 12th richest state, Colorado public schools rank in the bottom half of the nation in per pupil spending and teacher pay. We’ve put together a document to explain this gap and to articulate the goals of Lincoln’s fundraising.

Prior to the meeting, we’ll share the agenda and the budget overview that will be up for a vote. Following the 11th, meeting minutes will be added for review.

Prior to the meeting, we’ll share the agenda and the budget overview that will be up for a vote. Following the 13th, meeting minutes will be added for review.

Emily shared this note in a recent ledger. As a PTSA, we wanted to share this on our blog as well to provide additional visibility to anyone wanting to advocate for our school in regards to Speech Services. In addition, we will update this post with any community resources for Speech Services families might consider in the interim.

The PTSA is committed to supporting Lincoln’s ‘22-’25 Strategic Plan in a variety of ways. Read more here.

As you may know, through Initiative 63, we have the unique opportunity to add $1 BILLION in ongoing funding to the state education fund to attract, retain, and compensate our teachers and student support professionals—without raising taxes. Polling shows that if we can get this on the ballot, it will pass!