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Lincoln HeightsMiddle School

Our History

Since 1962, Lincoln Heights has grown from a neighborhood junior high into a thriving, multilingual middle school community.

1962 — Doors Open

Lincoln Heights Junior High opened with 14 classrooms and 380 students on what was then farmland at the edge of Maple Falls.

1988 — A New Name

The school became Lincoln Heights Middle School, serving grades 6–8 and adopting the Falcon as its mascot after a student vote.

2009 — Science Wing

A new science and technology wing added six laboratories and our first computer lab.

2021 — Dual Language

We launched our Spanish–English Dual Language Program, now one of the most requested in the district.

Today

We serve about 850 students who speak more than 30 home languages, united by a shared commitment to learning together.