Lincoln Elementary School PTA (Parent-Teacher Association)

Please support your PTA

The Parent Teacher Association (PTA) is the largest volunteer child advocacy association in the nation.

At Lincoln, the PTA has provided the students with various educational programs. These programs encourage and enrich the education of the students. They occur either during the school day or in after-school activities.

The PTA has helped to make school a more meaningful place for the students and its families.

Lincoln PTA officers:

  • PTA Presidents – Amanda Comstock and Melissa Witkowski
  • Co-Vice Presidents – Jon Gerardo and Casey Smith
  • Treasurer – Tracey Kearns
  • Secretary – Kate Loughman
  • Programs – Amanda Shults and Amanda Trackey

2024-25 Lincoln PTA meeting dates

PTA meetings are held on the third Wednesday of each month at 6:00 p.m. in the Library Media Center unless otherwise indicated.

  • 9/12/24
  • 10/10/24
  • 11/14/14
  • 12/12/24
  • 1/9/25
  • 2/13/25
  • 3/13/25
  • 4/10/25
  • 5/8/25
  • 6/12/25

2024-25 Lincoln PTA Activities

  • 9/13/24 Lincoln Back To School Event
  • 10/25/24 Fall Fest
  • 11/22/24 Movie Night
  • 12/13/24 Winter Wonderland (Snow Date 12/20)
  • 1/17/25 Glow Party
  • 2/14/25 Valentine’s Day Dance
  • 3/21/25 Math & Literacy Night
  • Penguin Pride Day
  • 3/19/25 (Tentative) Founders Day Dinner
  • 4/4/25 Dinner and a Movie
  • (May) Fun Fridays
  • 6/13/25 Carnival
  • (June) Family Picnic and Field Day (Gr. K-1, a.m. – Gr. 2-3, p.m.)
  • Gr. 5 Field Trip
  • Gr 5 Picnic

Contact the Lincoln School at (518) 382-1296/(518) 347-3600 for more information.

Scotia-Glenville PTA Council

The PTA Council is comprised of members of the six school PTAs who come together to plan events for all schools. Here is more information about the PTA Council.

Mission Statement

  • To support and speak on behalf of children and youth in the schools, in the community and before governmental bodies and other organizations that make decisions affecting children
  • To assist parents in developing the skills they need to raise and protect their children
  • To encourage parent and public involvement in the public schools of this nation

The Objectives of the PTA

  •  To promote the welfare of the children and youth in home, school, community and place of  worship
  •  To raise the standards of home life
  •  To secure adequate laws for the care of protection of children and youth
  •  To bring into closer relation the home and the school, that parents and teachers may  cooperate intelligently in the education of children and youth
  •  To develop, between educators and the general public, such united efforts as will secure for  all children and youth, the highest advantages in physical, mental, social, and spiritual education

PTA Membership

You may think as a member of the PTA, you just organize carpools and chaperone field trips. But by being a member, you do much more. While making sure they stay quiet in the back seat, your voice is being heard on all the issues that affect your kids. Kids and violence. Kids and TV. And of course, kids and education.
Just by belonging to your local PTA, you’re doing much more than car pooling.