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In the Bryan College of Health Science Focus Program at Northwest High School has a brand new anatomage table. In conjunction with Bryan College of Health Sciences, this table was purchased with a reVISION grant from the Nebraska Department of Education. This leading technology allows students to explore the human body like never before, practice dissections and learn anatomy. Because we are a ...

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The Lincoln Community Playhouse always puts on a great show, but today is special because Belmont Elementary is coming to see 'Charlotte's Web.' Not only that, but a Belmont student will be on the stage! Ella will be bringing her father's favorite character, Templeton the Rat, to life. Today it is for her peers. Get a 'behind the curtain look' at this special production from director Morrie End...

Dr. Skretta is not really a secret agent. He is just a cool superintendent who is super into solar cars. Because we are a K-12 public school, we have marked our videos safe for children. This setting means that UA-cam has turned off the commenting feature. Learn more about us on our website: lps.org

The Nebraska Art Teachers Association named Sarah Gabelhouse the 2024 Elementary Art Educator of the Year. The award honors educators who have made additional outstanding contributions in art education beyond the classroom, including school, district, community, state and/or national levels. Sarah taught at Arnold Elementary School for three years prior to starting at Standing Bear High School ...

The Nebraska Art Teachers Association named Liz Thomsen the 2024 Middle School Art Educator of the Year. The award honors educators who have made additional outstanding contributions in art education beyond the classroom, including school, district, community, state and/or national levels. Liz has taught art education for 13 years. Because we are a K-12 public school, we have marked our videos ...

Because we are a K-12 public school, we have marked our videos safe for children. This setting means that UA-cam has turned off the commenting feature. Learn more about us on our website: lps.org

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During Student Vote 2024, students will learn about different topics related to voting in the days leading up to casting their vote. The last day's topic walks through how to vote, both at the ballot box and for Student Vote 2024! Because we are a K-12 public school, we have marked our videos safe for children. This setting means that UA-cam has turned off the commenting feature. Learn more abo...

Student Vote 2024: Elections and Civility

Student Vote 2024: Importance of Informed Voting

Glimpses of Lincoln Public Schools - Middle School P.E. Strength Training

Lincoln Public Schools Board of Education Regular Meeting Oct 22nd, 2024

Glimpses of Lincoln Public Schools - Dawes FCS Field Trip

Classroom Calling | Ali Ridha

Glimpses of Lincoln Public Schools - Lakeview Elementary Farm Visit

Classroom Calling | Sheila Mays

2024 25 ESU 18 Budget Adoption Presentation: September 10th, 2024

2024 25 LPS Budget Adoption Presentation: September 10th, 2024

Glimpses of Lincoln Public School - LSW Outdoor Adventure Kayaking

2024 Suicide Prevention Month Video

Glimpses of Lincoln Public Schools - First Week LPS 2024

2024 Welcome Back to School!

Lincoln Public Schools 2024-25 Transportation Plan

Lincoln Board of Education Recognizes Matt Larson

Glimpses of Lincoln Public Schools - Kawasaki Welding Partnership at LNE

LPS Athletics and Activities Update: June 11th, 2024

Lincoln Board of Education Recognizes John Neal