Performing Arts classes range from theater and music literature to vocal ensemble and handbells. In addition, if a student is considering a career in the Arts, she can become an Art Major and develop a portfolio to support her college application. Students produce a literary magazines, a school newspaper, brochures, posters, and fliers in the computer graphic arts studio. Widely recognized as the technology of the 21st century, computer graphics knowledge and experience are invaluable to students interested in careers in commercial graphic arts or publishing. Student dramatic and musical productions are presented each year.
Students can participate either on stage or behind the scenes.
Many of them also enjoy singing in the Lambrequins, a widely recognized a cappella group. The Advisory program is at the heart of Lincoln's academic and community life. Each student has a faculty advisor who keeps in constant touch with her and maintains contact with her parents through conferences, telephone discussions, and written reports. As a college-preparatory school, Lincoln places great emphasis on helping each student to select the right college for her. Formal college counseling begins in the fall of the junior year and Lincoln tries to make the college admission process as simple as possible by taking an individualized approach.