Learning for a Lifetime.

Lincoln Station

The Lincoln Station Community Learning Center provides before-school and after-school programs for Lincoln Elementary School students.

Station Mission:

Lincoln Station Community Learning Center is a school/community partnership that strengthens our community. The Learning Center supports, educates, enriches, challenges, and provides opportunities in an extended-school day setting for children and their families within a safe environment.

Lincoln Station is a 21st Century Community Learning Center funded by the 21st CCLC federal grant—a part of Title IV Part B of the No Child Left Behind Act of 2001. CCLC funds will support centers that primarily service students from schools that have at least 40% of their students from low income families (defined as qualifying for free and reduced lunch).

 

 

Station Schedule:

3:07-4:45 p.m. Mondays-Thursdays September 12-December 15,

January 23-May 17 (there will be an interim session from January 2-18 for students referred for academic support)

Programs

The programs provide students in grades first through 5th a complementary learning environment that serves their individual abilities to help increase proficiency in academics, learn more about self and world, and how they might become better citizens. Our programs offer a variety of academic assistance and enrichment opportunities. All instructional programs supplement the regular school-day curriculum.

Classes are taught by certified teachers, para-professionals, and community partners.

Academic Support
  • Homework Crossing Club (grades 3-5)
  • Partners Are Learning (PAL) one-to-one tutoring/mentoring by community volunteers for students in grades 2-5 (students are referred to this program by the principal and classroom teacher)
  • R&R (Reading & ‘Rithmetic) Railroad Club (grades 1-2)
  • Individualized Computer Math and Literacy Tutoring Program--EDUSS (grades 1-5)
  • Reading Intervention for emerging readers
  • Small Math groups
Enrichment
  • Healthy Snacks
  • Team-Building Exercises
  • Leadership Development
  • Restorative Practices
  • Enrichment Classes that include 4-H After-School Club, Arts & Crafts, Building Great Kids Martial Arts Program, Student Council, Newspaper Club, Fuel Up To Play 60, Dance, Readers’ Theater, Global Exploration, Sports Sampler, Sewing, Science/Technology/Engineering & Math (STEM) activities
Community Partners
Several community organizations have partnered with us to help build our programs for children and families. These organizations include:
  • Dodge County UW Cooperative Extension, Nutrition and 4-H Programs
  • Martial Arts America
  • Nancy's Notions
  • YMCA of Dodge County
  • Boy Scouts Troop #3738
  • Beaver Dam Activities Department
  • Beaver Dam Community Library
  • Beaver Dam Community Theater
  • Beaver Dam Area Arts Association
  • Beaver Dam Family Center
  • Lincoln PTO
  • Beaver Dam Community Hospital
  • Beaver Dam Meal Coalition
  • BDUSD ELL Department
  • Moraine Park Technical College
  • Safe Schools/Healthy Students Grant
  • READ Dog Program