Our PTO

What is the PTO?

The Lincoln PTO is non-for profit organization run by Lincoln parents, teachers and staff. Our sole purpose is to help support and fund social and educational opportunities that may not be available otherwise.

How is it funded?

Our yearly membership dues are $40 per family and $15 for Lincoln teachers and staff. This is a main source of funding, and every effort given back to the students relies on the success of the number of PTO members. Being part of the PTO gives you a unique opportunity to have a voice and participate in enriching your student's experience at Lincoln.

 

FY 2022-2023 Budget

FY2022-2023 Q1 Report

How does PTO benefit your child and the community?

In addition to providing the annual student/parent directory for members (online this year), the PTO:

  • Supports and sponsors events and activities throughout the year including the 6th grade Halloween Party, the Mid-of-Mid event for 7th graders, and the promotion dance and "Power" for 8th graders.
  • Provides a website and a email newsletter offering information and updates on school activities and opportunities.
  • Hosts teacher appreciation events, and provides gifts, recognition and support to educators and school staff.
  • Supports the District 64 Early Learning Foundation (ELF) and funds vital educational tools. Recent purchases include 10 iPads, $1,000 in Fitness Center equipment, and most recently, a cart so all music classes can use that department's Smart Board.

Meetings

Please join us for our PTO meetings. These meetings are open to all parents and staff of Lincoln Middle School. If there is a topic or an issue you would like to bring to this meeting, please email our general lmspto.parkridge@gmail.com. We hope to see you there.

Meeting Schedule for 2022-2023 - note, all meetings start at 7 pm

2021-2022 Meetings

2023 -2024 PTO Board

Co-Presidents: Meghan Polaniecki and Demelza Steinfels

Co-Vice Presidents: Alex Hanba and Angie Keane

Secretary: Kari Haley

Treasurer: Matt Monticello

Co-Communications: Roisin Hamilton and Stephanie Purcell

Technology: Brad Graham