Lincoln Middle School students will travel to nation’s capital, NY, and Philadelphia

For years Lincoln Middle School traditionally takes students on a six-day East Coast trip to visit cities and locations they studied in their U.S. History and civics classes. This year’s trip is June 19-24.

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