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Lincoln IB World Middle School

Lincoln IB World Middle School, is the longest running middle years school in Fort Collins, Colorado. Originally called Fort Collins Junior High School, it was renamed Lincoln Junior High School in 1939 〔(Fort Collins History Connection )〕 and became Lincoln Middle School in 2009.〔(''Superintendent prepares to transition city into new PSD grade configurations,'' Coloradoan )〕 Alumni of note include former Fort Collins mayor, Ray Martinez, Colorado state legislator, Randy Fischer, and nationally known artist, De Wain Valentine.
The school is part of the Poudre School District and serves a culturally and socioeconomically diverse set of students in the northern Fort Collins area.
==History==
The first school in Fort Collins was a one-room school house located in Auntie Stone's cabin from 1866-1887.〔( Fort Collins History Connection )〕 In 1887, the Franklin building was completed at the corner of Mountain and Howes and the students all moved to the new facility. The Fort Collins High School occupied the top floor of the Franklin building, and the lower grades, 1st-8th, met together in the bottom of the building.〔(Fort Collins History Connection: Brief Timeline )〕 In 1903, the high school and several of the grade level classes were moved to a new location on Meldrum street where the current Lincoln Center now stands. Through this period of time, the middle grades were grouped together with the lower grades and simply called the grade school. By 1920, Wellington and Waverly both had junior high schools. But it wasn't until 1922 that Fort Collins rearranged the grades in order to have a junior high. In the beginning, the junior high only consisted of eighth grade, with most of the students located within the Fort Collins High School building. In 1925, the high school moved to a new location, 1400 Remington Street (now used for the arts at CSU), and the junior high took over the building. A memorial to the old school building, written at the time of its demolition in the mid-1970s, states that the Fort Collins Junior High was departmentalized in 1928.〔Memories of an old friend: Fort Collins Junior High, p. 11〕
In 1939, the name of the school was changed from Fort Collins Junior High to Lincoln Junior High.〔(Fort Collins History Connection )〕 In 1975, Lincoln Junior High moved from Old Town to its current location at 1600 Lancer Drive.〔(Anecdotal History of Fort Collins Parks and Recreation )〕 Forty seven acres of the property was donated to the Poudre School District by Elliott Heidekoper for a park at the school.〔(Anecdotal History of Fort Collins Parks and Recreation )〕

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