Lincoln Elementary School
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Lincoln Elementary School is the name of numerous schools, with most of them in the U.S. named after President Abraham Lincoln, including:
- Lincoln Elementary School (Anaheim, California), Anaheim, California
- Lincoln Elementary School (Santa Ana, California), Santa Ana, California
- Lincoln Elementary School (Ashland, Ohio), Ashland, Ohio
- Abraham Lincoln Elementary School, Chicago, Illinois.
- Lincoln Elementary School (Hoffman Estates, Illinois), Hoffman Estates, Illinois
- Lincoln Elementary School (Cupertino, California), Cupertino, California
- Lincoln Elementary School (Escondido, California), Escondido, California
- Lincoln Elementary School (Frederick, Maryland), Frederick, Maryland
- Lincoln Elementary School (Layton, Utah), Layton, Utah
- Lincoln Elementary School (Long Beach, California), Long Beach, California
- Lincoln Elementary School (Madison, Wisconsin), Madison, Wisconsin, Madison Metropolitan School District
- Lincoln Elementary School (Mt. Lebanon, Pennsylvania), Mt. Lebanon, Pennsylvania
- Lincoln Elementary School (Oakland, California), Oakland, California
- Lincoln Elementary School (Purcellville, Virginia), Purcellville, Virginia
- Lincoln Elementary School (Wadsworth, Ohio), Wadsworth, Ohio
- Lincoln Elementary School (Yuba City, California), Yuba City, California
- Lincoln Options Elementary School, Olympia, Washington
- Lincoln Elementary School (Wichita, Kansas), Wichita, Kansas
- Lincoln Elementary School Owatonna, Minnesota
Lincoln Elementary School (Roseville, Michigan)
In Canada
- Lincoln Elementary School (Port Coquitlam, British Columbia), Port Coquitlam, British Columbia, Canada (scheduled for closure June 30, 2007)
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