Public high school, 9 to 12
Lincoln High School
Lincoln High School is a public high school for grades 9 to 12 in Warren, in Van Dyke Public Schools. Its 489 students make it about the size of the typical school in Warren (432).
- Students
- 489
- 2024-25
- Teachers
- 33
- Full-time equivalent
- Students per teacher
- 14.8
- Warren 16.6
- Four-year graduation
- 80.7%
- Michigan 84.0%
- Public
- Charter
- Private
About Lincoln High School
- Phone
- (586) 758-8307
- Website
- vdps.net
- Grades
- 9 to 12
- Type
- Public
- District
- Van Dyke Public Schools
- Title I
- Eligible for Title I, no program
- Setting
- City: Mid-size
Students by grade
The federal count for 2024-25.
- 9 118
- 10 133
- 11 127
- 12 111
Schools near Lincoln High School
More schools in Van Dyke Public Schools
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- Students
- 378
- Per teacher
- 15.1
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- Students
- 408
- Per teacher
- 16.1
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- Students
- 360
- Per teacher
- 11.3
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- Students
- 327
- Per teacher
- 14.9
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- Students
- 64
- Per teacher
- 13.8
- Graduation
- 87.5%
Landmarks near Lincoln High School
Around Warren
Lincoln High School, asked and answered
4 questions
What grades does Lincoln High School teach?
9 to 12, by the 2024-25 federal school file.
How many students attend Lincoln High School?
489 in the 2024-25 count, with 14.8 students per full-time teacher.
What school district is Lincoln High School in?
Van Dyke Public Schools. Its page lists every school it runs and the towns it covers.
What is Lincoln High School's graduation rate?
80.7% of its class of 2025 (119 students) graduated in four years, by the state's cohort count.
Sources
- NCES EDGE School Characteristics (Common Core of Data), 2024-25
- NCES Common Core of Data school directory, 2024-25
- NCES Common Core of Data school characteristics (Title I and magnet status), 2021-22
- Michigan CEPI cohort graduation rates (4-year), MI School Data, class of 2025
- U.S. Census Bureau TIGER/Line school district and municipal boundaries, 2024
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