Public | 6-8 | 724 students |
Abraham Lincoln Middle School, located in Gainesville, Florida, serves grades 6-8 in the Alachua County Public Schools district. It has received a GreatSchools Rating of 6 out of 10, based on its performance on state standardized tests.
This school has an average Community Rating of 3 out of 5 stars, based on reviews from 19 school community members.
School highlights:
| COMPARE | SCHOOL | GREATSCHOOLS RATING | COMMUNITY RATING |
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0.3 miles | |||
0.4 miles | |||
Alachua Virtual Instruction Program 0.8 miles | |||
P.K. Yonge Developmental Research School 1.5 miles |
My child will complete the 6th grade in the Lyceum program this year. I am impressed with the 6th grade team's coordination of the learning process across their classes. I am also pleased with the principal/assistant principle and dean leadership, all being very available and supportive. The majority of the teachers answer their emails from me in a timely manner. The LMS PTA is active and supports the entire school population. The transition from elementary school to 6th grade is challenging for any student and the 6th graders in the Lyceum program have a lot of support at Lincoln. With help from mom and dad, my son has learned how to manage his time to complete his work and enjoy extracurricular activities.
This school has many great teachers yet has an equal amount of teachers who either aren't fit to teach, or over-estimate the capabilities of their students and assign them workloads fit to frustrate an IB student.
This school prepared my child to excel in high school. The integrated curriculum was well thought out with critical thinking, development of excellent writing skills, and I can't say enough about the math program, it was incredible for her. In addition, she learned a language and was able to transfer the credit to high school so she could take take her AP French test by 11th grade. I think that the biology curriculum could be enhanced but the geology and physics were really fun and well taught.
Horrible School! They said to prepare kids for the IB program, but is really just a horriable school, where there is a lot of voilence. I saw my child study for hours and when he got to IB, he was not better than the ones who had gone to another school.
The amount of work the Lyceum Program at Lincoln allots to their students is insane. I was a very diligent worker and stayed up until one in the morning to finish my work. I developed insomnia and an eating disorder from all the stress Lincoln put on me. I understand the program has a noble quest to prepare the students for the I.B. program and college, but it is unhealthy for students to be put on so much pressure at such a young age.
the lyceum program provided the best academic training of any school public or elite private that i have encountered.
The lyceum school is a great middle school advanced program. It prepares the students very well for high school honors and advanced placement programs.
My child is close to completing her third year in the Lyceum program, and it has been a wonderful experience for her. The quality of her education is superior, and the other kids provide a wholesome peer group for her.
I love it here! I am a student. The teachers are amazing really, and I learn so much from them.
This is our first year at Lincoln and I have been very impressed with the teachers and quality of education that my child is getting. The teachers are very accessible by email and respond quickly. The webgrade makes it easy to know what your child is doing in class. I was very apprehensive about sending my child across town at first- but Lincoln has proven to be a safe and stimulating environment.
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