Lincoln Academy Ambassadors
Lincoln Academy Ambassadors are a group of students who are trained to give tours, speak on panels, and provide a supportive presence to students who are new to LA. These students are generally involved in a variety of types of activities and courses and are excited to share their experience at LA with the community. Learn more about our current and former Ambassadors below.
Liam Card, Class of 2023
I became a member of the LA community early on, and joined the Cross Country team, Climate Action Club, 4:00 Jazz Combo, and the Outing Club. My experiences helped to connect me with my fellow students and teachers.Â
My favorite class to date has been World History with Mr. O’Mahoney. He taught me to dig deeper and seek a broader perspective than what was readily apparent. We spent the year learning about interdependency and long term outcomes based on the decisions we made. The class was very challenging, yet I found it fun and rewarding. Â
Being an Ambassador provides me with the opportunity to meet other students considering attending Lincoln Academy and form lasting bonds with students who are already here.Â
Sophia loves to introduce new students to the Lincoln Academy campus. In addition to Ambassadors, Sophia has been a long time theater actress, performing as Eponine in Les Miserables, and Laurey in Oklahoma! Sophia is also a skilled videographer and editor, having edited more than one of our ambassador videos.
I have attended Lincoln Academy since my freshman year. My family relocated to Maine last year and I chose to attend Lincoln Academy over any other high school because of the wide variety of classes, clubs, sports, and activities. Its long standing history and tradition as well as the preparation of its students for college is also appealing to me. I believe that Lincoln Academy’s outreach and community involvement is second to none.
As a freshman, I competed on LA’s Indoor Track team and also attended all ski trips with the Outing Club. My favorite sport is tennis and I also enjoy running and skiing. As a sophomore, I plan to join the cross country team and continue with the sports I love. Last year, I was a member of the Y-Teen Leaders and Outing Club. I hope to participate in MUN and Unified for Lincoln Academy this coming year, as well.
Being an LA student has many benefits and advantages. Attending school at Lincoln Academy is like having a second family. The faculty and students are not only mentors but friends who truly care about helping you achieve your goals. Community Meetings, Homecoming, and Winter Carnival are just a few of the many examples that show how Lincoln Academy embraces its “family”.
This year I hope to be as involved as possible in the LA community considering the complications of the world, while also getting to know more of my fellow peers at Lincoln Academy.
I have attended Lincoln Academy since my freshman year. My family relocated to Maine last year and I chose to attend Lincoln Academy over any other high school because of the wide variety of classes, clubs, sports, and activities. Its long standing history and tradition as well as the preparation of its students for college is also appealing to me. I believe that Lincoln Academy’s outreach and community involvement is second to none.
As a freshman, I competed on LA’s Indoor Track team and also attended all ski trips with the Outing Club. My favorite sport is tennis and I also enjoy running and skiing. As a sophomore, I plan to join the cross country team and continue with the sports I love. Last year, I was a member of the Y-Teen Leaders and Outing Club. I hope to participate in MUN and Unified for Lincoln Academy this coming year, as well.
Being an LA student has many benefits and advantages. Attending school at Lincoln Academy is like having a second family. The faculty and students are not only mentors but friends who truly care about helping you achieve your goals. Community Meetings, Homecoming, and Winter Carnival are just a few of the many examples that show how Lincoln Academy embraces its “family”.
This year I hope to be as involved as possible in the LA community considering the complications of the world, while also getting to know more of my fellow peers at Lincoln Academy.









