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Class of 2021 LCPA Seniors provide a look into what Lincoln College Preparatory Academy can provide for its students.
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Cold Funk by Kevin MacLeod http://incompetech.com
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Lincoln College Preparatory Academy, the city’s most storied black high school, has seen changing student demographics in recent years. If trends continue, Lincoln Prep will no longer be majority black by the fall of 2019.
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MSHSAA Class 4 Girls Semi-Finals
Lincoln College Prep (W/ #3- Chorus Davis) vs Logan-Rogersville
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Meet Kristian Foster, principal of Lincoln College Preparatory Academy!
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Kansas City Public Schools placed a staff member from Lincoln College Prep on administrative leave after the employee allegedly sent inappropriate communications to a student.
On Monday, June 17, 2019, the Kansas City Chiefs rookie class, alumni and staff visited Lincoln College Preparatory Academy to kick off the “NFL Huddle for 100” campaign.
They painted railings, put some new mulch and put decals on football helmets. They also announced a partnership with the NFL Foundation, LISC, and KCPS to provide Lincoln with a $250,000 “Grassroots grant” to build a new football field at Lincoln that sits near the site of Municipal Stadium from 1963-71.
To learn more about the event please visit, https://www.chiefs.com/news/ch....iefs-players-alumni-
The “NFL Huddle for 100” campaign is a league-wide initiative, which hopes to inspire every fan to contribute 100 minutes of community service this year in honor of the NFL’s centennial season.
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While Kansas City school officials spent the week explaining the districts problems to parents, the students at one school continued to strive for excellence.
An old Kansas City junior high will be back in the spotlight as Lincoln College Preparatory Academy Middle School.
Kansas City Public School is exceptionally proud of the Lincoln College Preparatory Academy class of 2020 for persevering through the unexpected obstacles placed before them. They showed adaptability and resilience that will, no doubt, serve them well as they begin to navigate adulthood. Although the school year didn’t conclude as planned, KCPS is committed to providing all our students with the educational experiences and recognition they deserve.
We would like to thank our partners Tico Productions, along with the Lincoln Academy Staff and faculty, and the various KCPS departments for working with us to provide a graduation experience for our seniors they deserve.
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For the second day in a row, some Lincoln College Prep students had trouble getting to and from school.
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Congratulations to the Lincoln College Preparatory Academy Class of 2019! The event was live streamed via Ustream. (Due to technical difficulties, audio during parts of the ceremony cannot be heard. We are sorry for any inconvenience this may cause.)
Lincoln Prep staff member under investigation for inappropriate communication
Congratulations to the Lincoln College Preparatory Academy Class of 2022! On Tuesday, May 17, 2022, Lincoln families, students, faculty and staff witnessed the commencement ceremony of the Class of 2022 at UMKC's Swinney Hall.
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Lincoln College Preparatory Academy students walk out due to safety concerns
Congratulations to the Lincoln College Preparatory Academy Class of 2021! On Thursday, May 3, 2021, Central High families, students, faculty and staff witnessed the commencement ceremony of the Class of 2021 at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium.
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Kansas City's newest planned development at 18th and Vine has a new name. Stakeholders broke ground on The Parker Monday in the Historic Jazz District named for jazz icon Charlie Parker.
Emergency crews have responded to two building fires in Kansas City's historic Jazz District. Both buildings are vacant but authorities believe the two fires are related.
Kansas City is considering whether to invest $6 million into the historic 18th and Vine District.
