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Lincoln High School

A Tradition of Excellence. A Future Without Limits.


For more than 100 years, Lincoln High School has been preparing students to learn, lead, and succeed. Since opening its doors in 1923, Lincoln has stood as a landmark in the Manitowoc community, overlooking the shores of Lake Michigan and inspiring generations of students to pursue their goals and make a difference in the world.

Today, Lincoln High School serves students in grades 9–12, offering a comprehensive educational experience that challenges students academically while encouraging them to discover their passions through athletics, fine arts, career and technical education, clubs, service organizations, and countless extracurricular opportunities.

At Lincoln, we believe every student has a unique path to success. Whether students plan to attend college, enter the workforce, enlist in the military, or pursue technical training, our dedicated staff works alongside families to help every learner graduate prepared for whatever comes next.

As part of the Manitowoc Public School District's unified Ships family, Lincoln proudly honors more than a century of tradition while continuing to innovate for the future.

 
Why Families Choose Lincoln

 

High school is a time to discover new interests, challenge yourself academically, and prepare for life after graduation. Lincoln offers students opportunities to grow both inside and outside the classroom while building the knowledge, skills, and confidence needed for future success.

Students benefit from:

✅ Rigorous academic and Advanced Placement opportunities
✅ Career and Technical Education pathways
✅ Fine arts, music, theater, and athletics
✅ Clubs, organizations, and leadership opportunities
✅ College and career planning
✅ Caring educators who support every student's goals

 
A Century of Ships

 

Since welcoming its first students in 1923, Lincoln High School has remained one of Manitowoc's most recognizable landmarks. Designed in the Gothic architectural style on a campus overlooking Lake Michigan, Lincoln has served generations of students while continually evolving to meet the needs of each new class.

Over the years, the school has expanded through thoughtful additions and renovations, preserving its historic character while creating modern learning spaces for today's students. In 2023, Lincoln celebrated its 100th anniversary, honoring the traditions, memories, and community spirit that continue to shape the school today.

While Lincoln's history is something to celebrate, our greatest pride is our students, their achievements, their growth, and the bright futures they create every day.


Quick Facts

📍Location
1433 S 8th Street

☎️Office 
920-663-9600

🎒Grades
9th - 12th

🌟Serving Students Since
1923



School Hours

Doors Open:
7:45am

Student Hours: 
Monday 8:05am – 3:40pm  
Tuesday 8:05am – 3:40pm    
Wednesday 8:05am – 2:40pm  
Thursday 8:05am – 3:40pm    
Friday 8:05am – 3:40pm   

💡Why do students dismiss early on Wednesdays?
 MPSD uses Wednesday early release to provide dedicated staff collaboration and professional learning time that supports student success.

 



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    • Lincoln Celebrates State-Bound Tennis Players with Hallway Sendoff

      Ava Wetenkamp, Elighana Camacho and Julia Jagemann pose with Coach Cotton

      Lincoln High School’s halls filled with cheers and music Wednesday as students celebrated

      Lincoln High School’s halls filled with cheers and music Wednesday as students celebrated three Ships heading to the state tennis tournament in Madison.


      Ava Wetenkamp, Elighana Camacho and Julia Jagemann walked from the third floor to the first alongside their teammates, with the LHS Band playing behind them. Students stepped out of classrooms to line the halls, clap, cheer and offer high-fives as the group made its way through the school.


      The sendoff celebrated the athletes’ accomplishments and gave the Lincoln community a chance to wish them luck together.


      Freshman Ava earned her spot at state after finishing second at sectionals. She will face a player from Sun Prairie West. Senior doubles partners Elighana and Julia earned a special qualifier spot after a strong season and will compete against a team from Racine Park/Racine Horlick.


      Good luck in Madison, Ships! Lincoln is cheering you on. ⚓🎾

    • Shipyard Coffee Serves Up Skills, Confidence, and Connection

      5 students stand by a coffee cart in black shirts with a red anchor that says Shipyard Coffee

      For Lincoln High School students in Work Readiness, a cup of coffee is an opportunity to put their

      For Lincoln High School students in Work Readiness, a cup of coffee is an opportunity to put their learning into action.

      Through Shipyard Coffee, students in Michelle Christman’s Work Readiness class help run a beverage business that builds job skills, independence, and confidence. A recent pop-up visit to Washington Middle School gave them the chance to prepare specialty drinks and serve customers while practicing teamwork and communication.

      The learning begins long before the first order arrives. Students select specialty drinks for seasonal menus, help promote them with flyers, and determine fair prices with affordability in mind. This fall’s offerings include a s’mores iced latte, caramel apple cider, and candy corn dirty soda, alongside regular options such as iced lattes, hot coffee, cocoa, and tea.

      Before introducing new seasonal drinks, the class practices making them together and taste-tests them to decide whether they are ready to sell. When orders arrive, students independently read the order forms and follow visual instructions to prepare each drink.

      Along the way, they practice taking orders, handling money, making change, delivering drinks, and providing positive customer service. Greeting customers and communicating clearly give students valuable experience interacting with others in a workplace setting.

      Students rotate through making coffee so everyone has opportunities to learn the process. Larger orders bring another lesson: working together efficiently. Students organize an assembly line, with one adding ice, another frothing espresso, and another adding milk. Each contribution helps the team complete its orders.

      Christman has noticed students’ eagerness to participate and the pride they take in completing orders independently. These experiences give students opportunities to recognize their own progress and see how their contributions support the business.

      Support from other MPSD schools helps make those experiences possible. The class reaches out to schools to arrange pop-up coffee sales, and Washington Middle School has been a welcoming, supportive partner that continues to invite Shipyard Coffee back.

      Next, students will learn to use an espresso machine as they expand their drink options. They have also made shirts featuring logos to wear while delivering coffee, adding another personal touch to their business.

      With every order, Shipyard Coffee gives students meaningful practice for future success in the workplace and community, and a chance to show what they can do.

       

    • Lincoln FBLA Students Represent MPSD at National Leadership Conference

      FBLA students at nationals in front of the stage with pink cowboy hats on

      Several students from Manitowoc Lincoln High School's Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA)

      Several students from Manitowoc Lincoln High School's Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) chapter spent part of their summer representing MPSD at the 2026 FBLA National Leadership Conference in San Antonio, Texas.

       

      Held June 29–July 2, the conference brought together more than 16,000 students, educators, and volunteers from across the United States, its territories, and Canada. Students competed in a wide variety of business-related events while also participating in leadership workshops, career exploration opportunities, and networking with colleges, universities, and industry professionals.

       

      Qualifying for the National Leadership Conference is a significant accomplishment, allowing students to compete alongside some of the nation's top business students.

       

      Representing Manitowoc Lincoln High School were:

      • Reily Shimek & Cole Palmer - Business Plan
      • Ethan Draheim & Trevyn Karenke - Coding & Programming
      • Grace Odell - Event Planning
      • Lluvia Salas - Future Business Educator

       

      A special congratulations goes to Lluvia Salas, who earned a Top 12 national finish in the Future Business Educator event.

       

      In addition to competing, students had the opportunity to experience the culture and history of Texas. Their trip included exploring San Antonio's famous River Walk, spending a day at a local dude ranch where they learned to lasso and went trail riding, attending a rodeo, and visiting the world's largest cowboy boots.

       

      Congratulations to all of our national competitors for representing Manitowoc Lincoln High School and the Manitowoc Public School District with professionalism, leadership, and Ships pride on the national stage.

    • MPSD FCCLA Students Earn National Recognition in Washington, D.C.

      FCCLA members from Manitowoc Lincoln High School, Wilson Middle School and Washington Middle School

      FCCLA members from Manitowoc Lincoln High School, Wilson Middle School and Washington Middle School recently represented the Manitowoc Public School District at the National FCCLA Conference in Washington, D.C.

       

      Throughout the conference, students participated in general sessions, breakout workshops and Red Talks designed to strengthen their leadership skills, introduce potential career paths and provide strategies for making meaningful contributions within their communities. Students also participated in a rally on Capitol Hill.

       

      Several MPSD students earned national recognition while competing in FCCLA Students Taking Action with Recognition (STAR) Events. Three placed among the top 10 competitors in the nation:

      Anna Kakatsch earned second place nationally and a Gold Medal for her Level 3 Food Innovations project.
      Kyla Baudhuin earned fourth place nationally and a Gold Medal for her Level 1 Food Innovations project.
      Breleigh Grodek earned fourth place nationally and a Gold Medal for her Level 1 Interior Design project.

       

      Additional STAR Event competitors earning Silver Medals included:

      Chloe Hafner and Abby Gebhart — Level 2 Promote and Publicize FCCLA
      Brooklyn Hebert and Maiya Yang — Level 1 Food Innovations
      Aislyn O’Rourke — Level 1 Focus on Children

       

      Lincoln High School FCCLA Adviser Becky Grodek was also recognized for completing the Master Adviser Elite Academy program.

       

      Outside of the conference, students experienced the history and culture of Washington, D.C., by visiting several landmarks, exploring the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum and attending a Washington Nationals baseball game.

       

      Congratulations to our FCCLA students and advisers for representing MPSD and demonstrating their leadership, creativity and dedication on the national stage!

    • Lincoln Musicians Perform and Learn in Hawaii

      Seventy-three Lincoln High School band, choir and orchestra students traveled to Oʻahu, Hawaii, from

      Seventy-three Lincoln High School band, choir and orchestra students traveled to Oʻahu, Hawaii, from June 15–22 for a week filled with music, history and cultural experiences.

       

      Students performed at Pearl Harbor and Ala Moana Center. During the Pearl Harbor performance, the group participated in a flag-folding ceremony and presented a wreath in honor of Lincoln High School. The experience gave students an opportunity to reflect on the history and significance of the site while representing their school through music.

       

      Beyond their performances, students participated in a luau and visited Waimea Falls and ʻIolani Palace, expanding their understanding of Hawaiian history, traditions and culture.

       

      Opportunities like this allow students to share their talents in new settings, build stronger connections with their classmates and experience learning that extends far beyond the classroom. Trips of this size also require tremendous planning, responsibility and time from the staff members who accompany students.

       

      A special thank-you to orchestra teacher Simon Ulrich, choir teacher Hannah Koechel, the Lincoln band director and all additional staff and chaperones who helped provide this memorable opportunity for our students.

    • Students Experience Spanish Culture During 17-Day Trip

      MPSD students recently returned from a 17-day journey through Spain that brought language, history

      MPSD students recently returned from a 17-day journey through Spain that brought language, history and culture to life beyond the classroom.

       

      The trip began with two nights in Madrid and day trips to Toledo and Segovia. Students then traveled to Logroño, where they spent nine nights living with host families. During their homestay, they visited Pamplona, San Sebastián and San Millán—and enjoyed cheering on Spain in the World Cup alongside their hosts.

       

      The group continued to Zaragoza and Barcelona, visiting landmarks and cultural attractions including the Prado Museum, Royal Palace, Guggenheim Museum, Park Güell, Sagrada Família and Picasso Museum. Students also attended a flamenco show, rowed boats in Retiro Park and enjoyed beach days, kayaking and pedal boating.

       

      Travel experiences like this give students an opportunity to practice their language skills, experience another culture firsthand and grow in confidence and independence. They are also made possible by the dedicated staff members who give their time, energy and care to travel with students and create meaningful learning experiences far beyond the school day.

       

      Thank you to the staff members who made this unforgettable opportunity possible for our students!

    • Lincoln Track & Field Athletes Headed to State Championships

      Several Lincoln High School Track & Field athletes are representing the Ships at the WIAA State

      Several Lincoln High School Track & Field athletes are representing the Ships at the WIAA State Track & Field Championships this weekend at Veterans Memorial Stadium on the campus of the University of Wisconsin–La Crosse.

       

      Leading the way is Libby James, who captured a sectional championship in the pole vault by clearing 10 feet, 3 inches. The mark earned James her first trip to the state meet.

       

      Calla Eichmann also secured a state berth with a third-place finish in the 400-meter dash. Eichmann crossed the finish line in a career-best 59.39 seconds, continuing a strong season of personal improvement and success.

       

      Lincoln will also be represented by its Girls 4x800 Meter Relay Team, which qualified for state after placing third at sectionals and setting another school record with a time of 9:29.19.

      The relay team includes:

      Natalie Portmann
      Charlie Drossart
      Ava Bierman
      Norah Free
      Emily Rabitz
      Jaz Schultz


      Coach Bubolz expressed excitement for the team's accomplishments and the opportunity ahead.

       

      "Very happy for these girls and very excited for the opportunity ahead of them," said Bubolz.

       

      Before departing for La Crosse, the athletes were celebrated during a school send-off attended by classmates, staff, family members, and supporters. The event recognized the dedication, hard work, and commitment that helped these student-athletes earn the opportunity to compete at the state level.

       

      The Manitowoc Public School District congratulates Libby, Calla, Natalie, Charlie, Ava, Norah, Emily, and Jaz on an outstanding season and wishes them the best of luck as they compete against the top athletes in Wisconsin.

       

      Go Ships!

    • LHS Earns Multiple Recognitions at Center Stage Musical Theatre Showcase

      For the past three years, Lincoln High School has participated in the Center Stage High School

      For the past three years, Lincoln High School has participated in the Center Stage High School Musical Theatre Showcase through the Fox Cities Performing Arts Center, an opportunity that allows high school theatre programs to receive valuable feedback and recognition from industry professionals.

       

      As part of the showcase process, adjudicators attend participating school musicals and provide detailed feedback on all aspects of the production, including student performances, pit orchestra, technical design, and overall production quality. The experience gives students and directors an outside perspective while helping strengthen and grow the program each year.

       

      This year, Lincoln High School earned several notable recognitions among 34 participating schools across the region.

       

      Jackie Dramm and Denzel Estrella were both recognized as Outstanding Performance in a Lead Role nominees, placing them among just 18 students selected in the category. Lincoln’s partnership with the School to Work office was also honored with the Community Engagement Award.

       

      In addition, Jackie Dramm received one of only two Inspiration Through the Arts Scholarships awarded through the program. Jackie was also selected to participate in Encore Singers, an audition-only performance group connected to the Center Stage Awards that performs at events throughout the year.

       

      Lincoln students Angelica Figueroa and Lilian Jacobson were selected to represent the school as performers in the showcase opening or closing numbers.

       

      Teacher and Director, Deanne Stokes, was nominated for the Influential Theatre Educator Award.

       

      Congratulations to all of the students and staff involved in Lincoln High School’s theatre program for their hard work, talent, and dedication throughout the year.

    • Lincoln High School Student Making History in Girls Flag Football

      Lincoln High School student-athlete Ava Quinchia is making history in Wisconsin girls flag football.

      Lincoln High School student-athlete Ava Quinchia is making history in Wisconsin girls flag football.

       

      Ava recently earned a college scholarship to continue playing flag football at UW–Parkside, becoming only the second female athlete in Wisconsin to receive a collegiate scholarship for the sport.

       

      Her accomplishment highlights not only her athletic talent and dedication, but also the growing opportunities for female athletes in flag football across the state and country. Ava’s success is helping pave the way for future student-athletes interested in the rapidly expanding sport.

       

      The achievement is another exciting milestone for Lincoln High School athletics and a proud moment for the Manitowoc Public School District community.

       

      Congratulations, Ava, on this incredible accomplishment and historic achievement!

       

      Read the full story from Seehafer News

    • MPSD Students Qualify for FBLA National Leadership Conference

      Eleven Manitowoc Public School District students have qualified for the 2026 Future Business Leaders

      Eleven Manitowoc Public School District students have qualified for the 2026 Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) National Leadership Conference (NLC), an impressive accomplishment that reflects months of preparation, professionalism, and academic growth.

       

      Students qualifying for Nationals include:

      Ethan Draheim Grace Odell Brinley Schley
      Brielle Heideman Cole Palmer Reily Shimek
      Aurora Jones Haley Patel Huabxis Thao
      Trevyn Karenke Lluvia Salas  

       

      Of those qualifiers, the following students will attend and compete at the NLC in San Antonio, Texas, from June 29 through July 2:

       

      Ethan Draheim and Trevyn Karenke – Coding and Programming
      Grace Odell – Event Planning
      Cole Palmer and Reily Shimek – Business Plan
      Lluvia Salas – Future Business Educator


      FBLA advisors Melanie Shimek and Josh Moreau said qualifying for Nationals places students among the top competitors in the country and reflects the countless hours students dedicate to preparing for competition. “Every qualifier has vastly improved their skills in communication, personal and project management, research, and attaining goals,” said Shimek and Moreau. “They have shown that young adults want to be challenged academically and held to high professional standards.”

       

      For students, the experience has gone beyond competition alone.

       

      Lluvia Salas said the experience helped build both confidence and perspective. “During this process, I learned that to do something hard means to simply get started. If you start the process even with something small, you are going to do well.” Salas also shared what surprised her most while preparing for the competition. “While I was preparing for my event, I learned that if you want to do well, you can not worry about what others are thinking of you. You have to be thinking about how you are going to feel when you're done. Are you going to be worrying about what they think about you? Or are you going to be proud of yourself and how you did?”

       

      For Trevyn Karenke,  the preparation process gave him a new perspective on coding and problem-solving. “Furthering my understanding of how computers work is something I didn't expect to learn. My event required making an application, and usually on my own time, I did this using an engine. My partner and I challenged ourselves to make it from scratch.” Karenke also shared that he is looking forward to traveling to Nationals this summer. “Leaving the state is something I'm looking forward to. I've only ever left Wisconsin once.”


      Brinley Schley, who qualified in Event Planning, said one of the most surprising parts of FBLA was the opportunity to connect with students who share similar interests. “I learned that everyone was so welcoming, and the environment was so fun. We also learned that so many other teens like us love FBLA and competing just like we do.” Schley also noted the amount of preparation involved in her event. “One thing people might not know is that it's a really popular event. You also need to work really hard to get everything accomplished, but it was really fun!”

       

      Cole Palmer and Reily Shimek qualified in Business Plan, an event that challenged students to think through the realities of building and operating a business. Reily Shimek said one of the biggest surprises during preparation was realizing how detailed the process truly was. “I didn’t expect how detailed a business plan actually has to be. It’s not just an idea, you have to think through finances, marketing, operations, and real risks like you’re actually running the business.” Shimek also shared what she was most proud of after completing the project. “I’m most proud of how complete our plan turned out. We built something that feels realistic and could actually work, not just something for a competition.”


      The FBLA National Leadership Conference brings together students from across the country to compete in business and leadership events while building career-ready skills and professional experience.

       

      MPSD is proud of all 11 students who qualified for Nationals and wishes the attending students the best of luck in San Antonio this summer.

       

      As students prepare for the National Leadership Conference this summer, Lincoln FBLA members are continuing fundraising efforts to help offset travel and competition expenses associated with the trip to San Antonio.

       

      Community members interested in supporting students on their journey to Nationals can watch for upcoming Lincoln FBLA fundraising opportunities. Monetary donations are also appreciated and checks can be made payable to Lincoln FBLA.

       

      Donations may be mailed to:

       

      Lincoln FBLA
      Attn: Melanie Shimek & Josh Moreau
      Lincoln High School
      1433 S. 8th Street
      Manitowoc, WI 54220

    • Lincoln Students Take Civic Leadership to the State Capitol Through Youth & Government Program

      Aerial view of Lincoln High School in summer with Lake Michigan in the background

      Six students from Lincoln High School recently had the opportunity to take their civic learning

      Six students from Lincoln High School recently had the opportunity to take their civic learning beyond the classroom and into the Wisconsin State Capitol through the YMCA Youth & Government program.

       

      Youth & Government gives high school students the chance to experience the legislative process firsthand. Students spend months researching real-world issues, writing mock legislation, and preparing to debate their ideas before traveling to Madison for a three-day conference held at the State Capitol.

       

      This year, the Lincoln delegation had an extraordinary showing. Of the 17 student bills passed during the conference, six were written by Manitowoc Lincoln students.

       

      Students tackled a range of important issues through their legislation, including addressing fentanyl contamination risks, improving protections for homeschooled children, encouraging grocery stores to donate edible food to food recovery organizations, and reducing agricultural runoff.

       

      For many students, the experience was both empowering and eye-opening. Presenting and debating their ideas in a formal legislative setting allowed them to build confidence while engaging in thoughtful discussion about real issues affecting communities across Wisconsin.

       

      The group is advised by Barbara Schmidt, who has led Lincoln’s Youth & Government program for the past 11 years. Schmidt noted that the success of this year’s delegation was especially notable, with such a large number of bills from one school passing during the conference.

       

      Programs like Youth & Government help students develop leadership skills, strengthen their understanding of civic engagement, and see how their voices can make an impact.

       

      We are proud of these Lincoln Ships for representing Manitowoc and demonstrating what it means to be active, informed citizens.

       

      👉 You can read the full story from NBC 26 here

    • Lincoln Senior Khloe Jalbert Heads to WIAA State Gymnastics Meet

      khloe jabert and coaches tatum and jacque bartow posing together at the send off in the gym

      Lincoln High School senior Khloe Jalbert is headed to the WIAA State Gymnastics Meet after an

      Lincoln High School senior Khloe Jalbert is headed to the WIAA State Gymnastics Meet after an impressive performance at Sectionals, where she earned a 9.2 on the balance beam, her personal best.

      Khloe’s accomplishments extend beyond the gym. She has earned her fourth consecutive Academic All-State honor, achieving the Gold Level this year with a 4.0 GPA.

      Students and staff gathered in the JFK Fieldhouse to give Khloe a special send-off before she heads to state. The Lincoln band played while students filled the stands to celebrate her achievement and wish her good luck.

      During the send-off, Coach Jacque Bartow shared a message encouraging students to make the most of their time at Lincoln by getting involved in school activities.

      “I want you all to remember that you have a choice. You have a choice to make things good or maybe not so good, but it is your choice. Get involved in band, orchestra, choir, math club, science club, whatever is your jam, do it. But don’t let these four years go by without giving something a try.”
      Athletic Director Stan Diedrich and Bartow also thanked the maintenance team and students who help set up for gymnastics meets, recognizing the many people who support the program behind the scenes.

      The WIAA State Gymnastics Meet will take place Saturday at Wisconsin Rapids High School, where Khloe will represent Lincoln High School and the Manitowoc Public School District.

      The district wishes Khloe the best of luck as she competes at state.


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