Lincoln schools enter final two weeks as superintendent posts year-end note

LINCOLN — A quiet Tuesday in town, with no fresh items on the town's News Flash and no new Lincoln coverage from regional outlets. The only fresh material in the cycle comes from the school district, where Superintendent Parry Graham's latest bi-weekly message marks the run-up to the last two weeks of the K-8 school year.

SCHOOLS

Lincoln Public Schools posted the superintendent's June 5 bi-weekly message to families heading into the final two weeks of the 2025-26 school year. The message flags a number of end-of-year topics for families across the Lincoln and Hanscom campuses; the full letter is on the district site at lincnet.org.

The district is also still collecting responses to the annual LPS Family Feedback Survey, which remains open to parents, caregivers and students about their experiences in Lincoln schools this year.

At Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School, the most recent community update is the June 1 edition of "LS News & Happenings" from Superintendent/Principal Andrew Stephens, posted to the L-S community news feed at lsrhs.net. No new bulletin has been issued in this cycle.

ELSEWHERE IN THE NEWS

No new coverage from Patch, MetroWest Daily News, or The Boston Globe in this cycle.

COMING UP

Lincoln Public Schools families should expect end-of-year communications through the final two weeks of school, per the superintendent's June 5 message. Check lincnet.org for the district calendar and lsrhs.net for the L-S calendar; no town meetings, library programs or Council on Aging events were posted to primary sources in time for this edition.