Abraham Lincoln High School

For nearly a century, we have been a leader in NYC education. Lincoln alumni have gone on to great success. Through our partnership with Johns Hopkins University, we offer Small Learning Communities (SLCs) such that students get individualized attention with access to the resources and facilities of a large comprehensive high school. The first two years are dedicated to socio-emotional development and meeting high school graduation requirements while 11th and 12th grades are devoted to college and career readiness. Our extensive elective course offerings, including Advanced Placement (AP) and CUNY College Now classes, empower our academic achievers to complete up to a year of college credit before graduation.

• Hands-on experience, career preparation, and technical knowledge gained by working with vertebrates and invertebrates in a laboratory setting.
• Virtual Enterprise (VE) is a simulated business that is set up and run by students with the guidance of a teacher/facilitator and a business partner. Students will understand how employees, work-group teams, and departments interact with each other and work together for the goal of the company.
• Courses in science and math and access to modern equipment in specialized laboratories.
• Techniques of black & white, color, digital studio, scientific, still, and video imaging that prepare students for both college and professional careers. Interested students may schedule an appointment for a tour of the program.
• A humanities-based program for gifted students, sponsored by the Gilder Lehrman Institute for American History, provides students with experiential learning and leadership opportunities.
• Comprehensive Academic Program.

• Guaranteed offer to students who apply and live in the zoned area

• Demonstrated Interest: School Visit or Written Contact
• Course Grades: English (55-100), Math (55-100), Social Studies (55-100), Science (55-100)
• Course Grades: English (60-100), Math (55-100), Social Studies (55-100), Science (55-100)
• Course Grades: English (65-100), Math (65-100), Social Studies (65-100), Science (70-100)
• Standardized Test Scores: English Language Arts (1.8-4.5), Math (1.7-4.5)
• Standardized Test Scores: English Language Arts (1.7-4.5), Math (1.7-4.5)
• Standardized Test Scores: English Language Arts (1.8-4.5), Math (1.7-4.5)
• Attendance and Punctuality
• Attendance and Punctuality
• Attendance and Punctuality
• Portfolio of student work
• Demonstrated Interest: School Visit or Written Contact
• Demonstrated Interest: School Visit or Written Contact

CTE program(s) in: Business, Management & Administration, Health Science

We offer a photography studio, two animal science labs, a vast library, computer labs, spacious grounds, three gymnasiums, and a swimming pool.

The Institute for Professions in Science (IPS), The Gilder Lehrman Honors Institute for American Studies

AP Calculus, AP English, AP Environmental Science, AP Human Geography, AP Statistics, AP World History

B1, B36, B4, B68

Acting Studio, Animal Care Squad, Anime, Arist National Honor Society, Cheerleading, Chess, Chinese, Conflict Negotiation and Mediation, Debate Team, ELL Acting Studio, Gay-Straight Alliance, Guitar, Hiking, History, Key Club, Landmark Yearbook, Library Squad, Lincoln Ambassadors, Lincoln Log Newspaper, Marine Lab Squad, South Asian, Student Organization, Weightlifting

• Veterinary Sciences And Animal Care
• Virtual Enterprise
• Institute for Professions in Science
• Professional Photography
• Honors Institute for American Studies – Gilder Lehrman
• Zoned

• Animal Science
• Business
• Science & Math
• Visual Art & Design
• Humanities & Interdisciplinary
• Zoned

• Open only to Brooklyn students or residents
• Open only to Brooklyn students or residents
• Open only to Brooklyn students or residents
• Open only to Brooklyn students or residents
• Open only to Brooklyn students or residents

• Students will prepare and submit the following to Mr. Carlos Molina, Director of the Photography Program, via mail (to the schoolÂ’s address) or email (CMolina2@schools.nyc.gov) by December 2014: An informal portfolio of the student's work. The portfolio should consist of ten pieces in which the student displays his or her visual sensibility (sense of humor, design, taste). The portfolio can be drawings, paintings and/or photography.