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This Is Where Girls

Change the Game.

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This is where girls don't just find their voice—they own it. Here you can lead without limits, surrounded by people who celebrate your victories. 

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At Lincoln

100%

of girls are leaders, and take charge without fear or judgment

Nationally

55% of girls said they fear leadership because others will think they are bossy
*2023 Ruling Our Experiences (ROX) Girls Index

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At Lincoln

Each Day

building confidence is what we do

Nationally

13% fewer girls described themselves as confident in 2023 than in 2017
*2023 Ruling Our Experiences (ROX) Girls Index

Write Your Own Story

The Lincoln journey is not a linear one; here you will gain the courage and confidence to chart your own course 

Little School & EC

Co-Ed | 6 Weeks - PreK

Lower School

K - Grade 5

Middle School

Grades 6 - 8

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Upper School

Grades 9 - 12

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Push the Limits of What’s Possible

Education is not just the classroom, it’s the entire world. At Lincoln, you will have choices/opportunities that you never thought possible.

Explore Our Signature Programs & Partnerships

College Collaborations

Our dynamic partnerships and programs connect students with unparalleled opportunities that extend beyond school walls to foster real-world learning, mentorship, and exploration. 

Brown University

Intro to Engineering

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This program is taught at Brown University and is facilitated by the Brown Engineering teaching team. It supports Lincoln's longstanding commitment to the growth and development of women in the STEAM fields.

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Rhode Island School of Design

Intro to Architecture

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A semester-long course introducing Upper School students to foundational design principles and techniques, including hand-drawing, collaging, model-making, and fabrication. 

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Providence College

Intro to Finance

Lincoln students engage directly with Providence College School of Business faculty to master budgeting, investing, and credit, gaining a sophisticated introduction to the world of finance.

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Bryant University

Lincoln LEADS

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Lincoln LEADS is a partnership program with Bryant University that aims to develop students' Leadership, Entrepreneurship, and Design Skills through a series of engagement for our Middle School students.

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Immersive Experiences

Our immersive experiences connect students with unparalleled opportunities that extend beyond school walls to foster real-world learning, mentorship, and exploration. 

The Steel Yard

Metalworking & Jewelry-Making

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Lincoln School has partnered with The Steel Yard, a non-profit industrial art center, to offer hands-on experiences to our Middle and Upper School students.

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Global Programs

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Fostering the Quaker values of community and stewardship, the Global Citizenship Program is a working testament to the idea that all human beings are a part of a universal moral community. 

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Save the Bay

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Fostering the Quaker values of community and stewardship, the Global Citizenship Program is a working testament to the idea that all human beings are a part of a universal moral community. 

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Lean In Girls

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Lean In Girls is a leadership/empowerment program for middle school girls, started by the Sandberg Goldberg Bernthal Family Foundation. The program seeks to "equip middle school girls to be self-assured, resilient, and inclusive everyday leaders and inspire them to lead boldly."

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Orthopedics in Action

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Taught by physicians and a medical team from University Orthopedics, this program provides Upper School students the opportunity to participate in a unique, hands-on curriculum that features real-world challenges from orthopedic surgery and biomedical engineering. 

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Marine Biological Labs

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Upper School biology students head to the world-renowned research facility in Woods Hole to jump into learning lab techniques, performing experiments, and hearing from researchers who are leaders in their field.

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Upper School Immersions

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Each year, every Upper School student embarks on a fully funded, multi-day immersive experience with their entire grade. 

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Her Journey Started Here. Yours Starts Now.

The Lincoln community doesn't end at graduation. Our global network of alumnae are powerful mentors, proving daily that when girls lift each other up, there is no limit to what they can achieve.

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Marney Cumming McCabe ’90

 

When women support women, we create communities where confidence grows, and voices are heard. You understand that your success doesn’t diminish someone else’s — it paves the way for others to follow.

Mohini Dasari '08

 

Lincoln has such a depth and breadth of liberal arts opportunities and extracurriculars. Having cultivated all of those experiences when I was younger helped me later on to embrace other interests beyond my career path. 

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Jaclyn Sullivan Leibl-Cote '97

 

I always remind my team: remember your roots and your foundation of what brought you to where you are today. For me, Lincoln School is where I got my start with work ethic, whether in the classroom or on the sports field.

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Be Unapologetically You

At Lincoln you are seen, heard, supported, and celebrated. We can't wait to have you join our school.

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