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Breaking down Lincoln's public schools: Enrollment, test scores and more

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See profiles of all of Lincoln's public schools, with enrollment, ethnic distribution, free and reduced-price lunch participation, statewide test scores and gifted numbers. All figures are the latest available.

Adams

Adams Elementary: 7401 Jacobs Creek Drive

Enrollment: 776 students

77.9% white, 2.3% Black or African American, 9.6% Asian, 4.9% Hispanic/Latino, 5.4% two or more races

Free and reduced-price lunch participation: 8.6% free, 2.3% reduced

Gifted students: 10.4%

Statewide test scores (percent who meet or exceed standards): 73 language arts; 76 math

LPS

Arnold

Arnold Elementary: 5000 Mike Scholl St.

Enrollment: 742 students

57.1% white, 1.5% American Indian or Alaska Native, 8.4% Black or African American, 1.5% Asian, 19.2% Hispanic/Latino, 0.3% Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander, 12% two or more races

Free and reduced-price lunch participation: 46.7% free, 12.7% reduced

Gifted: 2.8%

Statewide test scores (percent who meet or exceed standards): 44 language arts, 32 math

LPS

Beattie

Beattie Elementary: 1901 Calvert St.

Enrollment: 368 students

73.6% white, 0.5% American Indian or Alaska Native, 3.3% Black or African American, 1.1% Asian, 8.2% Hispanic/Latino, 13.3% two or more races

Free or reduced-price lunch participation: 25.3% free, 8.2% reduced price

Gifted: 6.0%

Statewide test scores (percent who meet or exceed standards): 59 language arts, 55 math

LPS

Belmont

Belmont Elementary: 3425 N. 14th St.

Enrollment: 829 students

42.4% white, 0.9% American Indian or Alaska Native, 15.7% Black or African American, 2.2% Asian, 26.9% Hispanic/Latino, 11.8% two or more races

Free and reduced-price lunch participation: 67.5% free, 11.0% reduced

Gifted: 3.7%

Statewide test scores (percent who meet or exceed standards): 44 language arts, 34 math

LPS

Brownell

Brownell Elementary: 6000 Aylesworth Ave.

Enrollment: 320 students

65.9% white, 4.9% Black or African American, 0.3% Asian, 14.8% Hispanic/Latino, 14.1% two or more races

Free and reduced-price lunch participation: 45.2% free, 10.5% reduced

Gifted: 2.3%

Statewide test scores (percent who meet or exceed standards): 50 language arts, 37 math

LPS

Calvert

Calvert Elementary: 3709 S. 46th St.

Enrollment: 361 students

62.9% white, 1.2% American Indian or Alaska Native, 7.1% Black or African American, 1.5% Asian, 12.0% Hispanic/Latino, 15.3% two or more races

Free and reduced-price lunch participation: 45.7% free, 6.7% reduced

Gifted: 11.3%

Statewide test scores (percent who meet or exceed standards): 47 language arts, 31 math

LPS

Campbell

Campbell Elementary: 2200 Dodge St.

Enrollment: 591 students

46.6% white, 0.4% American Indian or Alaska Native, 14.3% Black or African American, 11.3% Asian, 16.6% Hispanic/Latino, 10.9% two or more races

Free and reduced-price lunch participation: 59.4% free, 10.5% reduced

Gifted: 4.2%

Statewide test scores (percent who meet or exceed standards): 38 language arts, 34 math

LPS

Cavett

Cavett Elementary: 7701 S. 36th St.

Enrollment: 580 students

77.0% white, 0.5% American Indian or Alaska Native, 2.9% Black or African American, 4.0% Asian, 8.9% Hispanic, 6.6% two or more races

Free and reduced-price lunch participation: 10.4% free, 3.6% reduced

Gifted: 13.3%

Statewide test scores (percent who meet or exceed standards): 70 language arts, 69 math

LPS

Clinton

Clinton Elementary: 1520 N. 29th St.

Enrollment: 392 students

39.2% white, 0.3% American Indian or Alaska Native, 24.3% Black or African American, 4.7% Asian, 21.0% Hispanic/Latino, 10.5% two or more races

Free and reduced-price lunch participation: 81.2% free, 10.5% reduced

Gifted: 3.6%

Statewide test scores (percent who meet or exceed standards): 30 language arts, 30 math 

LPS

Eastridge

Eastridge Elementary: 6245 L St.

Enrollment: 291 students

72.9% white, 1.0% American Indian or Alaska Native, 4.5% Black or African American, 1.4% Asian, 10.3% Hispanic/Latino, 10.0% two or more races

Free and reduced-price lunch participation: 25.8% free, 10.0% reduced

Gifted: 7.9%

Statewide test scores (percent who meet or exceed standards): 55 language arts, 51 math

LPS

Elliott

Elliott Elementary: 225 S. 25th St.

Enrollment: 383 students

23.3% white, 1.8% American Indian or Alaska Native, 13.7% Black or African American, 12.8% Asian, 33.7% Hispanic/Latino, 0.3% Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander, 14.3% two or more races

Free and reduced-price lunch participation: 76.4% free, 6.3% reduced

Gifted: 4.5%

Statewide test scores (percentage who meet or exceed standards): 42 language arts, 35 math

LPS

Everett

Everett Elementary: 1123 C St.

Enrollment: 374 students

27.8% white, 0.9% American Indian or Alaska Native, 13.5% Black or African American, 9.9% Asian, 40.4% Hispanic/Latino, 7.5% two or more races

Free and reduced-price lunch participation: 73.7% free, 8.7% reduced

Gifted: 5.4%

Statewide test scores (percentage who meet or exceed standards): 37 language arts, 24 math

LPS

Fredstrom

Fredstrom Elementary, 5700 N.W. 10th St.

Enrollment: 437 students

74.0% white, 0.5% American Indian or Alaska Native, 1.7% Black or African American, 3.6% Asian, 9.7% Hispanic, 10.4% two or more races

Free and reduced-price lunch participation: 22.3% free, 6.3% reduced

Gifted: 7.5%

Statewide test scores (percentage who meet or exceed standards): 52 language arts, 54 math

LPS

Hartley

Hartley Elementary, 730 N. 33rd St.

Enrollment: 339 students

37.5% white, 2.3% American Indian or Alaska Native, 17.5% Black or African American, 3.6% Asian, 25.9% Hispanic/Latino, 1.0% Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander, 12.3% two or more races

Free and reduced-price lunch participation: 71.5% free, 9.4% reduced

Gifted: 3.2%

Statewide test scores (percentage who meet or exceed standards): 38 language arts, 28 math

LPS

Hill

Hill Elementary, 5230 Tipperary Trail

Enrollment: 449 students

72.2% white, 0.5% American Indian or Alaska Native, 4.8% Black or African American, 5.3% Asian, 10.3% Hispanic/Latino, 7.0% two or more races

Free and reduced-price lunch participation: 24.0% free, 5.0% reduced

Gifted: 10.3%

Statewide test scores (percentage who meet or exceed standards): 70 language arts, 59 math

LPS

Holmes

Holmes Elementary, 5230 Sumner St.

Enrollment: 393 students

70.7% white, 3.5% Black or African American, 3.5% Asian, 10.1% Hispanic/Latino, 0.3% Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander, 11.9% two or more races

Free and reduced-price lunch participation: 37.1% free, 7.0% reduced

Gifted: 11.3%

Statewide test scores (percentage who meet or exceed standards): 61 language arts, 47 math

LPS

Humann

Humann Elementary, 6720 Rockwood Lane

Enrollment: 564 students

78.8% white, 0.6% American Indian or Alaska Native, 4.2% Black or African American, 1.3% Asian, 5.9% Hispanic/Latino, 9.3% two or more races

Free and reduced-price lunch participation: 23.9% free, 4.0% reduced

Gifted: 16.3%

Statewide test scores (percentage who meet or exceed standards): 72 language arts, 67 math

LPS

Huntington

Huntington Elementary, 2900 N. 46th St.

Enrollment: 370 students

45.0% white, 0.6% American Indian or Alaska Native, 12.0% Black or African American, 1.5% Asian, 24.6% Hispanic/Latino, 16.2% two or more races

Free and reduced-price lunch participation: 67.0% free, 14.1% reduced

Gifted: 4.8%

Statewide test scores (percentage who meet or exceed standards): 32 language arts, 23 math

LPS

Kahoa

Kahoa Elementary, 7700 Leighton Ave.

Enrollment: 537 students

78.8% white, 0.4% American Indian or Alaska Native, 3.9% Black or African American, 2.6% Asian, 6.7% Hispanic/Latino, 7.6% two or more races

Free and reduced-price lunch participation: 22.9% free, 7.3% reduced

Gifted: 6.9%

Statewide test scores (percentage who meet or exceed standards): 66 language arts, 64 math

LPS

Kloefkorn

Kloefkorn Elementary, 6601 Glass Ridge Drive

Enrollment: 488 students

83.7% white, 0.7% American Indian or Alaska Native, 1.5% Black or African American, 4.4% Asian, 5.3% Hispanic/Latino, 4.4% two or more races

Free and reduced-price lunch participation: 6.2% free, 2.0% reduced

Gifted: 11.9%

Statewide test scores (percentage who meet or exceed standards): 77 language arts, 72 math

LPS

Kooser

Kooser Elementary, 7301 N. 13th St.

Enrollment: 821 students

63.5% white, 0.1% American Indian or Alaska Native, 5.6% Black or African American, 11.9% Asian, 11.1% Hispanic/Latino, 0.1% Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander, 7.6% two or more races

Free and reduced-price lunch participation: 30.0% free, 8.3% reduced

Gifted: 2.9%

Statewide test scores (percentage who meet or exceed standards): 55 language arts, 49 math

LPS

Lakeview

Lakeview Elementary, 300 Capitol Beach Blvd.

Enrollment: 400 students

53.0% white, 0.8% American Indian or Alaska Native, 9.3% Black or African American, 3.8% Asian, 22.8% Hispanic/Latino, 10.5% two or more races

Free and reduced-price lunch participation: 57.0% free, 9.5% reduced

Gifted: 1.8%

Statewide test scores (percentage who meet or exceed standards): 35 language arts, 29 math

LPS

Maxey

Maxey Elementary, 5200 S. 75th St.

Enrollment: 683 students

75.9% white, 0.3% American Indian or Alaska Native, 1.2% Black or African American, 13.5% Asian, 3.4% Hispanic/Latino, 0.2% Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander, 5.5% two or more races

Free and reduced-price lunch participation: 10.6% free, 3.4% reduced

Gifted: 10.4%

Statewide test scores (percentage who meet or exceed standards): 70 language arts, 69 math

LPS

McPhee

McPhee Elementary, 820 Goodhue Blvd.

Enrollment: 304 students

26.8% white, 1.4% American Indian or Alaska Native, 16.3% Black or African American, 12.7% Asian, 35.9% Hispanic/Latino and 6.9% two or more races

Free and reduced-price lunch participation: 77.2% free, 6.9% reduced

Gifted: 4.0%

Statewide test scores (percentage who meet or exceed standards): 36 language arts, 22 math

LPS

Meadow Lane

Meadow Lane Elementary, 7200 Vine St.

Enrollment: 620 students

72.1% white, 0.2% American Indian or Alaska Native, 2.8% Black or African American, 2.6% Asian, 13.8% Hispanic/Latino, 8.6% two or more races

Free and reduced-price lunch participation: 33.6% free, 8.1% reduced

Gifted: 8.3%

Statewide test scores (percentage who meet or exceed standards): 51 language arts, 39 math

LPS

Morley

Morley Elementary, 6800 Monterey Drive

Enrollment: 421 students

78.1% white, 0.2% American Indian or Alaska Native, 3.8% Black or African American, 0.2% Asian, 7.4% Hispanic, 0.5% Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander, 9.7% two or more races

Free and reduced-price lunch participation: 20.2% free, 5.5% reduced

Gifted: 15.4%

Statewide test scores (percentage who meet or exceed standards): 69 language arts, 56 math

LPS

Norwood Park

Norwood Park Elementary, 4710 N. 72nd St.

Enrollment: 238 students

68.0% white, 4.4% Black or African American, 2.4% Asian, 18.9% Hispanic/Latino, 6.3% two or more races

Free and reduced-price lunch participation: 46.6% free, 15.0% reduced

Gifted: 4.9%

Statewide test scores (percentage who meet or exceed standards): 43 language arts, 30 math

LPS

Pershing

Pershing Elementary, 6402 Judson St.

Enrollment: 430 students

57.5% white, 0.5% American Indian or Alaska Native, 6.6% Black or African American, 3.3% Asian, 20.6% Hispanic/Latino, 11.5% two or more races

Free and reduced-price lunch participation: 54.5% free, 12.7% reduced

Gifted: 4.3%

Statewide test scores (percentage who meet or exceed standards): 49 language arts, 50 math

LPS

Prescott

Prescott Elementary, 1930 S. 20th St.

Enrollment: 492 students

44.9% white, 0.9% American Indian or Alaska Native, 13.8% Black or African American, 7.3% Asian, 18.8% Hispanic/Latino, 0.5% Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander, 13.8% two or more races

Free and reduced-price lunch participation: 51.2% free, 9.5% reduced

Gifted: 7.5%

Statewide test scores (percentage who meet or exceed standards): 52 language arts, 36 math

LPS

Pyrtle

Pyrtle Elementary, 721 Cottonwood Drive

Enrollment: 454 students

78.9% white, 1.9% Black or African American, 2.6% Asian, 10.0% Hispanic/Latino, 6.7% two or more races

Free and reduced-price lunch participation: 17.3% free, 3.6% reduced

Gifted: 17.3%

Statewide test scores (percentage who meet or exceed standards): 68 language arts, 60 math

LPS

Randolph

Randolph Elementary, 1024 S. 37th St.

Enrollment: 428 students

61.4% white, 0.9% American Indian or Alaska Native, 5.6% Black or African American, 3.7% Asian, 16.4% Hispanic/Latino, 0.5% Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander, 11.4% two or more races

Free and reduced-lunch participation: 45.6% free, 8.9% reduced

Gifted: 3.0%

Statewide test scores (percentage who meet or exceed standards): 53 language arts, 40 math

LPS

Riley

Riley Elementary, 5021 Orchard St.

Enrollment: 321 students

49.5% white, 0.6% American Indian or Alaska Native, 6.9% Black or African American, 3.4% Asian, 22.7% Hispanic/Latino, 16.8% two or more races

Free and reduced-price lunch participation: 55.1% free, 10.0% reduced

Gifted: 5.3%

Statewide test scores (percentage who meet or exceed standards): 44 language arts, 42 math

LPS

Roper

Roper Elementary, 2323 S. Coddington

Enrollment: 803 students

53.5% white, 0.4% American Indian or Alaska Native, 9.9% Black or African American, 6.9% Asian, 21.2% Hispanic/Latino, 8.1% two or more races

Free and reduced-price lunch participation: 40.0% free, 10.4% reduced

Gifted: 6.5%

Statewide test scores (percentage who meet or exceed standards): 44 language arts, 46 math

LPS

Rousseau

Rousseau Elementary, 3701 S 33rd St.

Enrollment: 531 students

72.9% white, 0.2% American Indian or Alaska Native, 4.0% Black or African American, 3.4% Asian, 7.0% Hispanic/Latino, 0.2% Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander, 12.2% two or more races

Free and reduced-price lunch participation: 22.7% free, 8.4% reduced

Gifted: 14.7%

Statewide test scores (percentage who meet or exceed standards): 68 language arts, 63 math

LPS

Saratoga

Saratoga Elementary, 2215 S. 13th St.

Enrollment: 235 students

48.5% white, 1.5% American Indian or Alaska Native, 7.8% Black or African American, 3.4% Asian, 26.2% Hispanic/Latino, 12.6% two or more races

Free and reduced-price lunch participation: 61.7% free, 9.7% reduced

Gifted: 5.8%

Statewide test scores (percentage who meet or exceed standards): 36 language arts, 25 math

LPS

Sheridan

Sheridan Elementary, 3100 Plymouth Ave.

Enrollment: 407 students

86.0% white, 0.2% American Indian or Alaska Native, 1.5% Black or African American, 0.5% Asian, 4.9% Hispanic/Latino, 6.9% two or more races

Free and reduced-price lunch participation: 12.0% free, 5.2% reduced

Gifted: 17.4% 

Statewide test scores (percentage who meet or exceed standards): 74 language arts, 64 math

LPS

West Lincoln

West Lincoln Elementary, 630 W. Dawes Ave.

Enrollment: 505 students

37.0% white, 0.4% American Indian or Alaska Native, 9.7% Black or African American, 2.4% Asian, 41.2% Hispanic, 9.3% two or more races

Free and reduced-price lunch participation: 72.1% free, 10.3% reduced

Gifted: 3.8%

Statewide test scores (percentage who meet or exceed standards): 32 language arts, 29 math

LPS

Wysong

Wysong Elementary, 7901 Blanchard Blvd.

Enrollment: 684 students

89.9% white, 0.1% Black or African American, 2.2% Asian, 3.8% Hispanic/Latino, 3.9% two or more races

Free and reduced-price lunch participation: 3.9% free, 1.5% reduced

Gifted: 7.5%

Statewide test scores (percentage who meet or exceed standards): 75 language arts, 68 math

LPS

Zeman

Zeman Elementary, 4900 S. 52nd St.

Enrollment: 440 students

63.0% white, 0.9% American Indian or Alaska Native, 4.8% Black or African American, 3.0% Asian, 16.1% Hispanic/Latino, 12.3% two or more races

Free and reduced-price lunch participation: 29.5% free, 9.3% reduced

Gifted: 3.4%

Statewide test scores (percentage who meet or exceed standards): 58 language arts, 49 math

LPS

Culler

Culler Middle School, 5201 Vine St.

Enrollment: 708 students

39.4% white, 1.0% American Indian or Alaska Native, 14.7% Black or African American, 7.1% Asian, 27.3% Hispanic/Latino, 0.1% Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander, 10.5% two or more races

Free and reduced-price lunch participation: 60.9% free, 9.3% reduced

Gifted: 8.3%

Statewide test scores (percentage who meet or exceed standards): 32 language arts, 30 math

LPS

Dawes

Dawes Middle School, 5130 Colfax Ave.

Enrollment: 398 students

55.0% white, 0.3% American Indian or Alaska Native, 8.3% Black or African American, 2.3% Asian, 19.8% Hispanic/Latino, 14.3% two or more races

Free and reduced-price lunch participation: 53.3% free, 13.1% reduced

Gifted: 10.6%

Statewide test scores (percentage who meet or exceed standards): 37 language arts, 32 math

LPS

Goodrich

Goodrich Middle School, 4600 Lewis Ave.

Enrollment: 818 students

42.9% white, 1.1% American Indian or Alaska Native, 13.0% Black or African American, 4.0% Asian, 29.5% Hispanic/Latino, 9.5% two or more races

Free and reduced-price lunch participation: 61.6% free, 11.1% reduced

Gifted: 9.7%

Statewide test scores (percentage who meet or exceed standards): 36 language arts, 38 math

LPS

Irving

Irving Middle School, 2745 S. 22nd St.

Enrollment: 910 students

62.7% white, 0.8% American Indian or Alaska Native, 6.5% Black or African American, 3.2% Asian, 14.3% Hispanic/Latino, 12.5% two or more races

Free and reduced-price lunch participation: 35.4% free, 8.1% reduced

Gifted: 26.6%

Statewide test scores (percentage who meet or exceed standards): 55 language arts, 49 math

LPS

Lefler

Lefler Middle School, 1100 S. 48th St.

Enrollment: 558 students

57.9% white, 0.7% American Indian or Alaska Native, 9.5% Black or African American, 4.7% Asian, 15.8% Hispanic/Latino, 0.2% Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander, 11.3% two or more races

Free and reduced-price lunch participation: 43.7% free, 12.0% reduced

Gifted: 13.8%

Statewide test scores (percentage who meet or exceed standards): 45 language arts, 45 math

LPS

Lux

Lux Middle School, 7800 High St.

Enrollment: 789 students

80.0% white, 0.1% American Indian or Alaska Native, 2.7% Black or African American, 3.8% Asian, 7.2% Hispanic/Latino, 0.1% Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander, 6.1% two or more races

Free and reduced-price lunch participation: 10.5% free, 6.3% reduced

Gifted: 28.3%

Statewide test scores (percentage who meet or exceed standards): 66 language arts, 68 math

LPS

Mickle

Mickle Middle School, 2500 N. 67th St.

Enrollment: 719 students

70.9% white, 0.1% American Indian or Alaska Native, 2.8% Black or African American, 1.5% Asian, 11.8% Hispanic/Latino, 12.8% two or more races

Free and reduced-price lunch participation: 34.9% free, 9.5% reduced

Gifted: 17.1%

Statewide test scores (percentage who meet or exceed standards): 55 language arts, 53 math

LPS

Moore

Moore Middle School, 8700 Yankee Woods Drive

Enrollment: 646 students

86.4% white, 0.6% American Indian or Alaska Native, 0.6% Black or African American, 4.3% Asian, 3.4% Hispanic/Latino, 4.6% two or more races

Free and reduced-price lunch participation: 7.0% free, 2.3% reduced

Gifted: 27.6%

Statewide test scores (percentage who meet or exceed standards): 69 language arts, 78 math

LPS

Park

Park Middle School, 855 S. Eighth St.

Enrollment: 833 students

41.2% white, 0.6% American Indian or Alaska Native, 11.9% Black or African American, 6.7% Asian, 30.1% Hispanic/Latino, 0.2% Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander, 9.2% two or more races

Free and reduced-price lunch participation: 55.8% free, 10.4% reduced

Gifted: 9.8% 

Statewide test scores (percentage who meet or exceed standards): 37 language arts, 37 math

LPS

Pound

Pound Middle School, 4740 S. 45th St.

Enrollment: 700 students

67.6% white, 0.6% American Indian or Alaska Native, 4.6% Black or African American, 2.4% Asian, 12.4% Hispanic/Latino, 0.1% Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander, 12.3% two or more races

Free and reduced-price lunch participation: 25.7% free, 8.6% reduced

Gifted: 22.4%

Statewide test scores (percentage who meet or exceed standards): 59 language arts, 60 math

LPS

Schoo

Schoo Middle School, 700 Penrose Drive

Enrollment: 898 students

63.9% white, 0.4% American Indian or Alaska Native, 7.2% Black or African American, 5.0% Asian, 12.1% Hispanic/Latino, 0.1% Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander, 11.1% two or more races

Free and reduced-price lunch participation: 30.3% free, 9.7% reduced

Gifted: 15.5%

Statewide test scores (percentage who meet or exceed standards): 50 language arts, 48 math

LPS

Scott

Scott Middle School, 2200 Pine Lake Road

Enrollment: 1,182 students

77.7% white, 0.2% American Indian or Alaska Native, 3.2% Black or African American, 4.6% Asian, 7.2% Hispanic/Latino, 7.1% two or more races

Free and reduced-price lunch participation: 13.1% free, 4.3% reduced

Gifted: 30.1%

Statewide test scores (percentage who meet or exceed standards): 65 language arts, 70 math

LPS

East

East High School, 1000 S. 70th St.

Enrollment: 2,250 students

78.7% white, 0.2% American Indian or Alaska Native, 2.2% Black or African American, 4.6% Asian, 8.4% Hispanic/Latino, 5.8% two or more races

Free and reduced-price lunch participation: 14.6% free, 5.3% reduced

Gifted: 24.4%

Statewide test scores (percentage who meet or exceed standards): 59 language arts, 58 math, 63 science

LPS

Lincoln High

Lincoln High School, 2229 J St.

Enrollment: 2,320 students

42.6% white, 1.7% American Indian or Alaska Native, 11.9% Black or African American, 8.9% Asian, 23.3% Hispanic/Latino, 0.1% Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander, 11.5% two or more races

Free and reduced-price lunch participation: 47.5% free, 9.7% reduced

Gifted: 15.5%

Statewide test scores (percentage who meet or exceed standards): 36 language arts, 34 math, 34 science

LPS

North Star

North Star High School, 5801 N. 33rd St.

Enrollment: 2,243 students

54.9% white, 0.4% American Indian or Alaska Native, 8.7% Black or African American, 6.5% Asian, 21.5% Hispanic/Latino, 7.9% two or more races

Free and reduced-price lunch participation: 42.1% free, 9.7% reduced

Gifted: 10.1%

Statewide test scores (percentage who meet or exceed standards): 29 language arts, 31 math, 34 science

LPS

Northeast

Northeast High School, 2635 N. 63rd St.

Enrollment: 1,869 students

59.4% white, 1.3% American Indian or Alaska Native, 9.7% Black or African American, 2.4% Asian, 17.1% Hispanic/Latino, 0.2% Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander, 10.0% two or more races

Free and reduced-price lunch participation: 49.9% free, 10.8% reduced

Gifted: 10.6%

Statewide test scores (percentage who meet or exceed standards): 32 language arts, 30 math, 34 science

LPS

Southeast

Southeast High School, 2930 S. 37th St.

Enrollment: 1,980 students

73.4% white, 1.1% American Indian or Alaska Native, 3.8% Black or African American, 1.2% Asian, 10.6% Hispanic/Latino, 0.3% Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander, 9.6% two or more races

Free and reduced-price lunch participation: 25.1% free, 7.6% reduced

Gifted: 22.6%

Statewide test scores (percentage who meet or exceed standards): 49 language arts, 48 math, 53 science

LPS

Southwest

Southwest High School, 7001 S. 14th St.

Enrollment: 2,196 students

76.8% white, 0.2% American Indian or Alaska Native, 3.9% Black or African American, 3.8% Asian, 9.6% Hispanic/Latino, 5.7% two or more races

Free and reduced-price lunch participation: 17.7% free, 5.1% reduced

Gifted: 24.4%

Statewide test scores (percentage who meet or exceed standards): 62 language arts, 58 math, 64 science

LPS

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A glimpse into Lincoln Public Schools' future — the most pressing needs for new schools, additions and upgrades to existing buildings in the n…

Having 'grit' helps Belmont Elementary students on state tests; proficiency drops in high schools

At Belmont Elementary School they talk a lot about having “grit.”

LPS board approves limiting transfers to East and Lincoln High to ease overcrowding

Choosing to go to Lincoln East and Lincoln High schools just got harder for students who don’t live in those attendance areas.

100 community members, LPS staff begin honing plan for new schools

About 100 community members and Lincoln Public Schools staff met for the first time Tuesday in what will be a seven-month process to compile r…

Task force: New LPS focus programs should be within existing or new high schools

Any new focus programs at Lincoln Public Schools should be embedded into the high schools and not at separate locations, a district task force…

LPS snow day prognosticator's following explodes

In the midst of the white, ice-encased, traffic-gnarled mess that is Lincoln’s winter, Chuck Morgan is rising.

Dawes seventh-graders make some intramural history

Their warm-ups were deceiving.

LPS board member argues to have Pledge of Allegiance start meetings

Lincoln Board of Education member Matt Schulte wants to change board policy to include the Pledge of Allegiance as part of the board meetings.

LPS task force leaning toward recommending two new high schools

If the early work of a superintendent’s task force is any indication, Lincoln Public Schools is likely to ask the community to support buildin…

Team of Lincoln middle schoolers take top prize in state contest for reading translation program

The Tri-Nuggets are going global.

LPS wants to hire architect, construction manager in anticipation of new high school

Lincoln Public Schools officials want to hire a design team and construction manager to begin planning a new high school even though the decis…

LPS bond request could be $250 million-$290 million without raising tax rate

Lincoln Public Schools could float a bond issue between $250 million and $290 million without raising the tax rate, the advisory group reviewi…

Scottish Rite winner credits high expectations for surprise award

Jacque Rush addressed a full crowd in the Lincoln Southwest High School gym just after 7 p.m. Thursday as she introduced the opening of the Sc…

Board approves new contracts for superintendent and his top administrators

The Lincoln Board of Education on Tuesday unanimously approved Superintendent Steve Joel’s contract for next year -- which includes a base sal…

K-8 schools among recommendations of advisory committee looking at LPS building needs

Lincoln Public Schools should build two new schools to serve kindergarten-eighth grade — a new concept for the district and a way to handle gr…

More teachers, early childhood classrooms drive 3% increase in LPS budget that keeps tax rate unchanged

Salary increases, more teachers and three additional early childhood classrooms drive much of a $14.8 million increase in the proposed 2019-20…

LPS group's wish list for new schools, upgrades far exceeds cash available if tax rate isn't raised

The Lincoln Board of Education has its work cut out for it.

East assistant principal to lead Dawes Middle School

Liz Miller, who has been assistant principal at Lincoln East since 2008, has been named the new principal at Dawes Middle School.

Nebraska state board member wants to quit shaming schools with labels

Nebraska Board of Education member Robin Stevens had some thoughts on equity in education he shared with fellow board members last week.

Lincoln Public Schools begin Monday; do you know how many cases of juice that means?

Mother Nature may still be thinking “summer” but the first real evidence of fall will make its appearance Monday morning when nearly 33,000 ki…

Local View: Facilities, equity top LPS goals in new school year

We want to welcome all our students, staff and families to the 2019-20 school year and thank our community for your continued support of publi…

No opposition to LPS $458.6 million budget on first reading; final vote in two weeks

Lincoln Public Schools' proposed $458.6 million general fund budget made it through first reading Tuesday unscathed, bringing it within two we…

LPS school board gets recommendations for next bond issue; now their work begins

The Lincoln Board of Education got a long-awaited report on the building needs of the district Tuesday — a document it will use as a basis for…

LPS officials discuss special February mail-in election to consider construction needs

Lincoln Public Schools officials made the case Tuesday for a special mail-in bond election Feb. 11, a scenario they say would allow the distri…

Lincoln schools and the internet:Making use of the good and keeping out the bad

Think of them as virtual fence-builders.

LPS bond proposal: Lots of numbers and little consensus

The Lincoln Board of Education delved into questions surrounding new high schools and athletic complexes, as well as the need to renovate exis…

LPS plans to find out what exactly young students are spending their time doing

In Emma Magsamen’s kindergarten class, students spend a good chunk of their mornings digging into the basics of the English language.

Some LPS students scanning fingers to get their school lunch

Scott Middle School students can now get lunch and breakfast with a touch of their fingers.

LPS Foundation: Strategically implementing programs to equalize and enhance learning opportunities

A need surfaces, a solution is proposed, and the Foundation for Lincoln Public Schools swoops in to save the day.

LPS bond supporters say poll shows broad support for $290 million proposal

A committee kicked off a nine-week campaign in support of the Lincoln Public Schools' $290 million bond issue Wednesday morning with the resul…

Sole homeowners next to LPS high school site have watched city encroach for years

For years now, progress has slowly encroached on Dave and Joan Hergenrader's peace and quiet. But the couple knew nothing of Lincoln Public Schools' plans to buy nearby land until last month.

Change of focus: LPS moving focus programs inside high schools

LPS has determined that there’s a need for more focus programs, but they should be embedded in existing high schools, not free-standing.

How do you shrink a high school? Challenges of smaller schools include design, enrollment boundaries

The two high schools that LPS plans to build will accommodate half as many students as the existing high schools but will be built so they can easily be expanded to hold 2,000 students.

Athletic complexes included in bond proposal would relieve scheduling pressures for Lincoln schools

Add two more high schools and something has to give, which is why, LPS officials say, a proposed $290 million bond issue includes about $10 million for shared athletic complexes.

LPS adding backup data center for $1 million, one of last vestiges of district office fire

The aftermath of a fire that destroyed the Lincoln Public Schools district office -- one of the city’s biggest fires -- is still playing out n…

20-year endeavor to overhaul schools' HVAC systems will come to close with latest LPS bond issue

Lincoln school district has spent more than $243 million over two decades to add geothermal systems and make other renovations to bring its schools up to date.

Bond savings: LPS philosophy is to use them to check more projects off the list

As it has in the last two bond elections, Lincoln Public Schools officials plan to use any savings from the bond issue to pay for projects on the district's 10-year building plan.

LPS' Joel on bond issue: 'When we are entrusted with $290 million, we don't take that lightly'

It looks as if Lincoln will be getting two new high schools in the coming years.

LPS won't fill some vacant jobs to make up $15 million-$20 million reduction in state aid

Lincoln Public Schools anticipates getting $15 million to $20 million less in state aid this year, the biggest reduction in a decade, which wi…

Public gets first glimpse of designs for new high schools, athletic facilities

Lincoln public schools officials have spent months visiting high schools around the country to get ideas.

Students − and a grateful mom − take time to thank Lincoln teachers

Five outstanding Lincoln Public Schools teachers will be honored today after being selected from 500 entries.

Mickle Middle School named a Green Ribbon School for environmental efforts

Mickle Middle School has been named a Green Ribbon School by the U.S. Department of Education for its efforts in sustainability and ecological…

Crowd at school board renew calls for elimination of school resource officer program

More than 20 people came to the Lincoln Board of Education meeting Tuesday making many of the same arguments made two years ago when the school resource officer program was expanded.

LPS partners with UNL for newest focus program at Northeast

The program will offer dual-credit courses focused on the areas of food, water, energy and societal systems offere through the UNL College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources. 

LPS makes deal for land trade involving Spirit Park and an elementary school site in west Lincoln

LPS would get $2.3 million in addition to the 18.7 acres in west Lincoln, or the developer could opt out of the trade and LPS would buy the west Lincoln land for $786,240.

Pyrtle Elementary named Blue Ribbon School

Pyrtle was among four schools in Nebraska recognized by the U.S. Department of Education this year. The school was recognized for overall academic performance.

LPS officially breaks ground on first of two new high schools in Lincoln

The high school in northwest Lincoln is one of two new high schools LPS is constructing with the $290 million bond that voters passed in February. It is expected to open fall 2022.

LPS board approves more bids for work on new high schools

Grading work will begin soon on the site for the high school near 70th and Saltillo Road. The same work is already done on site in northwest Lincoln because that high school will open first, in 2022.

A little 'pandemic slide' in LPS students' reading test scores; more loss in math

A comparison of standardized test scores shows that LPS third through eighth graders lost few to no reading skills during the rapid shift to remote learning this spring, though they lost more math skills.

LPS board approves $21.5 million in bids for new high schools

The seven bids are for work on two high schools being built as part of the $290 million bond issue approved by voters in February. 

LPS program cancels classes for a day because of staff absences

Half of the 28 para-educators who work for LPS' Independence Academy for special education students were gone because of COVID-19 or other medical reasons.

Construction manager would build two new Lincoln high schools for $125 million

Site development of the new high schools will be twice what LPS estimated, putting district $1 million over budget, a price officials think they can save during construction.

Northeast special-education program shifts to remote learning because of staff and student quarantines

The Northeast program is the sixth in special education to temporarily shift to remote learning because of the large number of staff and student quarantines. 

LPS expands its one-year remote learning program to youngest students

LPS decided to offer the one-year dedicated remote learning classes to kindergarten through second grade because of high interest, but district officials recommend against it for children that young.

Several LPS principals, district administrators announce retirements

Combined, the retirees served Lincoln Public Schools for 262 years and opened two new elementary schools, closed one longtime elementary and served millions of meals to students annually.

What to name two new Lincoln high schools, elementary? LPS asks for your ideas

LPS will accept nominations through Feb. 28, when the suggestions will be forwarded to three committees that will pick their favorite and recommend it to the Lincoln Board of Education.

LPS names three new principals

The new principals will replace retiring principals at Sheridan and Kooser elementary schools and Mickle Middle School.

LPS names new Adams Elementary principal

Hartley Elementary Principal Jeff Rust will become Adams Elementary's principal in an annual shifting prompted by several retiring principals at Lincoln Public Schools. 

LPS hires principal for new one-year remote learning program

Casey Fries, associate principal at Lincoln East, will be responsible for hiring staff, organizing schedules and launching the new program for 785 remote learners at LPS.

Teacher and a room full of critters help science come alive for Dawes students in Lincoln

Dawes Middle School student Bella Brice nominated her science teacher Kenneth Pyle for the annual Thank You Teacher Award because his class made coming back to school easier after her mom's death.

New principals named at five LPS elementary, middle schools

Several retirements at LPS means a number of schools will get new principals, including these five appointments announced Friday.

LPS board approves 1.53% increase in salary and benefit packages for teachers

Teachers will get no raises beyond those in the regular salary schedule, a reflection of district budget constraints and state aid reductions, LPS officials said.

See the short list for new Lincoln schools' names

Committees have narrowed down a list of nearly 2,500 suggestions from community members to several finalists for each new school building. The Lincoln Board of Education will make the final selections.

Beloved Clinton teacher recommended as namesake for new Lincoln elementary

Ada Robinson, who taught at Clinton for more than 30 years, garnered more than 90 nominations from community members. Letters from former students and colleagues talked about her devotion to students.

Lincoln Northwest is official recommendation for name of new high school in Air Park

Students who will be some of the high school's first students voted. Of the student votes, 36.1% chose Lincoln Northwest, 33% went for Air Park, while Susan La Flesche Picotte and Lincoln West picked up 16.9% and 14% of the vote.

Watch Now: Teacher whose name is likely to go on new LPS elementary school remembers her education 'family'

Ada Robinson is a beloved teacher who spent more than 30 years at Clinton Elementary School.

Danek, Mayhew fend off challengers as all four incumbents win reelection to Lincoln school board

Both Kathy Danek and Don Mayhew won sixth terms to the board.

Students in LPS' remote school will use district's two-in-one Chromebooks; deadline to enroll in program extended

Last month, the Lincoln Board of Education approved the purchase of more than 600 Chromebooks that can function as both a traditional laptop and a tablet for the remote school, which students can still enroll in by Friday.

Watch Now: Longtime Belmont teacher honored with prestigious Scottish Rite award in surprise ceremony

"The young man sitting next to me actually leaned over, and he goes 'Oh, my gosh, that's you,'" Bobbie Ehrlich said. "I was shocked."

LPS will not offer remote learning to high school students this fall

As of now, the program will still be available to elementary and middle schools students who have signed up and are approved. 

Proposed changes could lead to end of librarians in Nebraska schools, advocates say

LPS, which has more than 40,000 students and employs more than 60 school librarians, would be required to employ only one half-time librarian for the entire district if the state's accreditation rules are changed.

Lincoln summer school students can get CLC programs afterward for free

In a typical year, the programming is only offered at Title I schools, CLC director Nola Derby-Bennett said. But with summer school being offered to all K-12 students this year, it made sense to expand the district's afternoon offerings. 

LPS narrows proposals for boundary changes as new schools prepare to open

LPS officials stressed that students who already attend a school won't have to change schools, even if boundaries shift. Students will also be allowed to go to a school their sibling already attends.

LPS to close North Star child care classroom to consolidate student-parent program

North Star teacher Shania Middagh is concerned the support she received won't be offered to other student-parents after LPS decided to close the child care center there.

LPS transitioning to new model for catching up young students struggling with reading, writing

Lincoln Public Schools is moving away from Reading Recovery, its longtime reading intervention program aimed at catching up first graders struggling with reading and writing through one-on-one lessons.

Watch Now: State honors 31 Nebraska high school grads who achieved rare feat: a perfect ACT score

Seven students from Lincoln had perfect scores: Jack Amen of Lincoln High; Aidan Hand, Andrzej Korlacki, Joshua Lee and Kenneth Ou of Lincoln East; Clare Oldenburg of Pius X; and Jonathan Xing of Lincoln Christian.

'A power boost for these kids' — More students than ever before are in summer school this year as LPS looks to fight learning loss

LPS is using over $1.5 million from a second wave of federal relief dollars to fund the summer school expansion including $930,000 for the elementary level and $450,000 for middle schools.

See where students can pick up free meals in Lincoln this summer

The meals, offered through the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Summer Food Service Program, are available to children ages 1-18 at sites around the state.

Classroom sizes will increase slightly across LPS under $463M budget

Lincoln property owners will pay $1.227 per $100 of valuation — or about a penny less than last year — to fund the general fund, bond debt payments and Educational Service Unit.

School board awards $3.2 million bid for kitchens at new high schools, eyes last practice field turf project

The Lincoln Board of Education bypassed its traditional two-reading format to approve the bid for TriMark Hockenbergs to equip kitchens at Northwest and Standing Bear High.

Masks would not be required for students under proposed LPS back-to-school blueprint

Unvaccinated staff members, volunteers and visitors will still be required to mask up, while face coverings will be optional for fully vaccinated staff and students.

Last major piece of Lincoln Northwest High School hoisted into place

"It's a milestone," LPS Director of Operations Scott Wieskamp said. "You know you have sort of the heavy lifting done."

Four Lincoln companies net bids for projects at new high schools

The largest of the bids is for $830,000 to Lincoln architectural firm Clark & Enersen for its design work already completed at the shared athletic complexes at Lincoln Northwest and Standing Bear High. 

Lincoln Southwest Spanish teacher earns prestigious UNL award

James Hill, who teaches Spanish at Southwest, is this year's recipient of the Christa McAuliffe Prize for Courage and Excellence in Education.

Budget volatility will likely keep bowling teams sidelined at LPS for second straight year

LPS officials say the estimated $150,000-$200,000 cost to onboard the sport is undoable in a year when the athletic department has had to slash where it can as part of cuts to the district's general fund.

LPS rolls out tweaked attendance areas with new schools set to open over next two years

The boundaries provide an outline of what enrollment officials expect at new, smaller Northwest and Standing Bear high schools.

Lincoln's Lux Middle School named national Blue Ribbon school

It was one of five schools to earn the Blue Ribbon honor in Nebraska.

LPS expands college-readiness program that saw early success at Northeast to more schools

Advancement Via Individual Determination, or AVID, a nationwide college readiness program piloted at Lincoln Northeast last year, was expanded to Mickle, Dawes and Culler middle schools and Lincoln High in 2021.

Superintendent search firm that has worked with districts in Atlanta, LA will lead LPS effort

Hazard, Young, Attea & Associates has conducted over 1,500 executive searches in the past 30 years, including landing superintendents in 47 of the 100 largest school districts in the U.S.

LPS Foundation gets wheels turning to make sure students in need are road-ready

A partnership between the Lincoln Public Schools Foundation and the Lancaster County Community Corrections Department aims to ensure that all students can receive driver's education through a new scholarship program.

Lincoln school resource officers issued fewer citations in year marked by pandemic, but disparities remain

Officers responded to 275 calls at LPS middle schools and 474 at high schools. Of those calls, 20% resulted in a citation, which is down from an average of 31% in previous years.

LPS hopes to 'keep up with the times' with renovations at existing high schools

Enhancements projects at the district's six existing high schools will upgrade instructional space for art, family and consumer science and career and technical education classes.

State test results underscore gaps between remote, in-person learners at LPS

As a whole, LPS students' proficiencies in English and math were above the state average, according to scores released Monday. But remote learners fared worse than their in-person peers.

Bid for Dawes Middle School additions is unfamiliar territory for Lincoln Public Schools

The bid for the project that will add a gym and expand a multipurpose cafeteria at the school is $1.3 million over budget, which officials say reflects the current labor climate and supply-chain logjams.

LPS calls off school for next three Fridays amid staffing crisis

Classes will be out Jan. 21, Jan. 28 and Feb. 4 so teachers can work on lesson plans and help catch up quarantined students who've missed instruction.

Lincoln bus driver disciplined after student mistakenly left on bus

A transportation employee noticed the student walking through a parking lot at the district's bus yard Tuesday morning.

Child care centers, parents scramble after LPS' decision to close on Fridays

LPS’ decision to temporarily close school on Fridays has forced child care centers already stretched thin by the pandemic and parents to make last-minute arrangements to care for students who would otherwise be in school. 

Superintendents may be in short supply, but LPS school board still happy with finalists

Only 20 candidates stayed in the race for the superintendent job at LPS, which opened last fall when Steve Joel announced he would retire at the end of the school year.

Is Nebraska's test for teacher candidates too hard and expensive? Legislature will decide

The idea of ending the test has gained steam among some lawmakers, educators and teachers college professors. Support has been boosted by a teacher shortage that's been exacerbated by the pandemic.

Watch Now: Florida native Licata wants to help Lincoln grow as next superintendent

Peter Licata's leadership experience during booming growth in Palm Beach County — where he oversees 65,000 students in the district's south region -- is something he says he can bring to LPS as the next superintendent.

Watch Now: Superintendent finalist Wilson wants students to receive same quality education he received at LPS

Antwan Wilson served three years as superintendent in Oakland, California, and then in Washington, D.C., where controversy cut short his tenure.

Hunter-Pirtle, Uhing among LPS administrators retiring

Three top administrators and four principals at LPS announced their plans Thursday to retire this year.

Watch Now: Gausman wants to build relationships as LPS' next superintendent

The Sioux City superintendent is no stranger to Lincoln, having studied at UNL, where he played drums in the marching band, before becoming a teacher at LPS.

Watch Now: Thompson looks to come back to LPS, where her career started

Thompson, the Norfolk Public Schools superintendent, is one of four finalists for the LPS top job.

Police notified after man brings holstered handgun to LPS superintendent candidate forum

The man attending an invite-only forum left the building when contacted but was later allowed to return once he secured the gun off the property, district officials said.

Lincoln Northwest will not have a senior class when it opens due to lower-than-expected enrollment

Only 41 incoming seniors filed the paperwork to attend Northwest, along with 223 freshmen, 77 sophomores and 78 juniors.

Lincoln company nets $2.5 million contract for work on 70th Street roundabout near Standing Bear

The work will include repaving and widening South 70th between Carger Lane and Saltillo Road to include turn lanes into Standing Bear, as well as a roundabout at Carger Lane.

If you build it, will they come? Pinning down new school enrollment in Lincoln is no easy task

While officials never expected Lincoln Northwest, one of two new smaller high schools, to be bursting at the seams when it opened, the lower enrollment figures released this week weren't anticipated.

Norris superintendent selected to lead Millard Public Schools

Board members said they "agonized" over the decision because of the strength of the finalists, which included John Schwartz of Norris; Josh Fields of Seward; and Jami Jo Thompson of Norfolk.

New principals named at three Lincoln elementary schools

Lincoln Public Schools is doing some administrative reshuffling to fill vacancies at Cavett, Humann and Wysong elementary schools.

'This is truly a dream job' — Head of Sioux City schools tabbed to be next LPS superintendent

The Lincoln Board of Education selected Paul Gausman as the district's next leader during its meeting Tuesday night.

Paul Gausman opened his Sioux City school district to camera crews. What they captured 'opened eyes'

The next Lincoln Public Schools superintendent allowed cameras into his district to follow a student targeted by bullies. The documentary, "Bully," was later shown across the world.

Several books criticized at state ed board meeting available on LPS library shelves

Board member Kirk Penner read passages from several books that depict sex acts at the board's February meeting.

Lincoln East principal will lead new high school; new top administrators named

Sue Cassata will serve as the first principal of Standing Bear High School -- the city's newest high school in southeast Lincoln named after the trailblazing Ponca leader -- when it opens in 2023.

Through music and Dungeons and Dragons, Lincoln High teacher helped student find a place to belong

Meet this year's Thank You Teacher award winners who made a difference in their students' lives.

Voices of change: From school cuisine to suspension rates, Lincoln seventh grader an advocate for change

Daniel Yoo moved to Nebraska from South Korea in 2018 and eventually got involved in Scott Middle School's equity club and the LPS Scholar Equity Cadre.

Across-the-board raises return for LPS teachers under proposed two-year salary and benefits agreement

LPS will spend 4.11% more on salary and benefits for teachers next year, which includes a base raise and additional pay increases based on longevity and professional development.

Watch now: LPS study on media literacy garners national attention

LPS partnered with Stanford University on a study that looked at how students spot misinformation online. The findings are making national headlines.

East, North Star associate principals earn promotions as 10 new LPS principals named

Casey Fries will take over for Sue Cassata at East, while Megan Kroll will be the next principal at North Star, replacing Ryan Zabawa. 

State ed board leaders say they're in no rush to revive health standards

The president and vice president of the Nebraska State Board of Education said Friday they're in no rush to revive the controversial health-education standards the board put on ice last September.

Bill would give first-year Nebraska teachers up to $5,000 to make up for low pay

As part of the effort to combat Nebraska's teacher shortage, a program proposed in the Legislature would provide first-year educators up to $5,000 a year for as many as five years.

Black Omaha high school students can earn $1K for passing calculus test

A Chicago-based entrepreneur is offering $1,000 to Black Omaha high school students who sign up for a calculus class and pass a test. Registration closes on March 15.

State speech results: Millard North, York extend streak of sweepstakes titles

Celeste Cruz Rivera of Lincoln East (poetry) and Amani Al-Hamedia (entertainment) and Madison Ramey (serious) of Lincoln Southwest won individual Class A events.

End of free meals in Lincoln schools could add to 'boiling pot' of food insecurity

Lunch and breakfast has been free for all students at Lincoln Public Schools during the pandemic, but now the waivers are set to expire in June.

Education notes: LPS symposium aims to attract more diverse educators

Last Monday's Aspiring Diverse Educators Symposium was just one example of how LPS hopes to diversify its teaching force.

LPS Foundation honors Dawes with Inspire School Award

The middle school at 5130 Colfax Ave. was honored during a surprise ceremony Friday morning. Dawes will receive a $5,000 check to be applied toward a school-related project of the staff's choice.

Officially 'nonpartisan' school board races get political as new groups aim to influence voters

New political groups in Nebraska are endorsing candidates in hopes of influencing local school board races.

Watch now: Despite COVID disruptions, Scott middle schoolers still making a difference

For the first time since the pandemic started, Scott's annual Make-A-Difference Fair was back to the busy, bustling event the school is used to.

From the classroom: Could Arbor Day replace Good Friday as LPS vacation day?

The LPS calendar committee has discussed whether the practice of taking Good Friday off continues to make sense, but it would likely be a while before any change occurs.

Watch now: Standing Bear High School marks construction milestone

In a symbolic gesture imparting good health for the future, ironworkers in neon-green vests and white hard hats put the last major steel piece of Standing Bear High School into place on a windy Friday morning.

Watch now: North Star students treated to rockin' drum lesson from special guest

On Thursday, students were prepping for the Electronphonic concert when new LPS Superintendent Paul Gausman came in, climbed onto a drum set and walked students through some beats.

Two Nebraska teachers surprised with $25,000 Milken awards

The Milken Family Foundation last week honored two Nebraska teachers for excellence, surprising each one with a $25,000 award.

How are Nebraska school districts spending federal COVID relief?

From mental health care to robots, here is a look at how some Nebraska school districts are spending their share of $492 million in federal COVID-19 rescue aid.

LPS, UNL partnering on business focus program at Standing Bear High School

The new focus program — a collaboration between LPS and UNL's College of Business that will start when Standing Bear opens in 2023 — is set to include dual-credit courses and pathways in areas such as accounting, finance, marketing, economics and supply chain management.

Watch now: A book, a garden and the ELL students at Lincoln Northeast who found a space to belong

After reading "Seedfolks," a book about a group of immigrants who bond over a community garden, English language learner students at Lincoln Northeast were inspired to discover their own green thumbs.

Watch now: Fredstrom Elementary School teacher honored with Scottish Rite award

The prestigious award honors one Lincoln Public Schools teacher each year who has shown outstanding effort to be innovative and creative in the field.

Union Bank and Trust to spend $1.5 million for naming rights at Lincoln Northwest stadium

As a part of the deal, the stadium near Northwest High School will be named Union Bank Stadium for 20 years, the school district said. Lincoln Northwest is set to open this fall at 4901 W. Holdrege St. 

Number sense, applied math emphasized in draft Nebraska school standards

The first draft of new math standards for Nebraska schools is a tweak, not an overhaul, of existing ones.

LPS proposes 5.8% increase in spending following two austere budget years

The proposed $489.8 million for 2022-23 unveiled Tuesday is a $26.9 million increase from last year. The property tax levy is essentially unchanged.

Lincoln contractor sues Elkhorn flooring company after delays in LPS middle school gym projects

Perry Reid Construction of Lincoln is suing Great Plains Sports Flooring of Elkhorn for $110,000, alleging it failed to install wood floors at new gyms at Lux and Scott middle schools in a timely manner.

LPS will not require masks to begin school year, but will use 'targeted' philosophy

Superintendent Paul Gausman announced Tuesday that LPS will use a "targeted model" to start the school year in which decisions on masking will be made building by building. 

Blomstedt: As pandemic wanes, Nebraska schools should avoid slipping into old 'normal'

It’s time for Nebraska schools to “restore normal,” but that doesn’t mean returning to the old ways of doing things, Commissioner of Education Matt Blomstedt told education leaders.

Watch now: LPS officials tout the high school of the future on tour of Lincoln Northwest

While work obviously remains, officials are clear on this point: Students will be walking the halls of Lincoln Northwest next month. What they'll find is a building defined by collaborative, open-concept spaces.

LPS superintendent: Targeted masking approach appears to be 'new normal'

Superintendent Paul Gausman on Friday unveiled the district's return-to-school plan, which spells out its pandemic procedures for the upcoming school year. 

Wet bulb globes among tools LPS athletic trainers will use to prevent heat illness during hot practices

A training event on Friday allowed athletic trainers to learn how to use the temperature monitoring devices. 

LPS to pay $600K for school resource officers this school year

General fund dollars go toward paying for the officers from the Lincoln Police Department who are assigned to work in schools. This year’s agreement is 4.95% higher than last year’s.

From the classroom: Printing error on student IDs creates headaches; LPS looks to 'green' school buses

In some cases the barcodes — used to check out at lunch and for attendance — weren't scannable or were on the wrong side.

Lincoln school board's homework for Gausman includes strategic plan, transition reports

The new superintendent will be expected to present a report to the board in April 2023 detailing a framework and timeline for LPS' next five-year strategic plan.

Two Lincoln elementary schools earn national Blue Ribbon designation

Adams and Humann are two of five schools in Nebraska to earn the recognition, which is based on overall academic success or progress in closing student achievement disparities.

State ed board candidates spar over Nebraska test scores, hot-button issues

Two candidates competing for a seat on the Nebraska State Board of Education sparred over student test scores at a forum where they were asked about hot-button education issues.

LPS administrator goes on paid leave, spurring shake-up in human resources

Eric Weber, associate superintendent of instruction, is on leave for the remainder of the school year. Vann Price, supervisor of secondary personnel services, will take over.

LPS proposes adding two teacher plan days to calendar

District officials are looking to make Friday, Dec. 9, and Tuesday, Feb. 21, non-student days that would allow to staff to catch up on plan time.

With artificial turf fields installed, LPS now eyes resurfacing high school tracks

LPS has earmarked roughly $1.8 million in depreciation dollars — essentially money saved from other projects — to resurface the tracks at all high schools.

How LPS prepares a staple of chili season: warm, homemade cinnamon rolls

Like many of the items on the LPS menu, cinnamon rolls are made by scratch using fresh ingredients at central kitchens before being shipped to schools.

OPS trains 500 elementary teachers to start paid home visits

Earlier this month, 500 teachers and support staff were trained on how to conduct home visits. It's one tool intended to help curb student misbehavior and increase family engagement.

From Shakespeare to 'Don Quixote', new reading curriculum engages students, Lincoln teachers say

Amplify CKLA -- a new K-6 reading curriculum -- comes with a $7.7 million price tag. 

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