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Nine smiling adults, five women and four men, pose indoors. They stand on stairs in casual clothes, some with yellow nametags, in a bright, modern building.
A man in a red plaid shirt talks to two women outdoors. One woman wears a skeleton sweater. Behind them, rows of solar panels span a grassy area under a bright sky, with trees and a house in the distance.
A young woman with long dark hair and freckles smiles softly, resting her chin on her hand. She is intently looking at a computer screen, with other monitors visible in the background, suggesting a computer lab setting.
A smiling young man with dark curly hair, wearing a black graphic t-shirt, stands in front of a large periodic table. The background suggests a science classroom.
A young man presents to an outdoor group, holding a white object. A bright blue bird perches on a metal pole behind him. The background is a dense thicket of bare branches.
Three smiling young adults, two women in hijabs and a man, stand behind an indoor wooden railing. One woman wears a burgundy hijab and denim jacket, the other a black hijab and olive top. The man wears a green, black, and white split-color shirt.
A young boy in a blue hoodie and glasses looks at the camera, smiling slightly. He holds a small green plant in a decorated red cup on a brown table, with classroom furniture blurred in the background.
From left, Kiran Bahl, Melissa Fenton, Brandon Ee, Hanna Sherman, Becca Volker, Jen Steinheider and Caleb Lemon speak to University of Nebraska-Lincoln education students this spring. The Elliott Elementary School special education staff members provided insights about their jobs to the class.
A diverse group of smiling young adults, mostly women, pose for a photo. They wear lanyards, some kneeling, against a blue "LEAD MOTIVATE ACHIEVE" banner. One holds a pink "WE LOVE Ed Tech" heart sign. A cane rests on the floor.
The Career Academy student Lauren asks a question to a witness during a mock trial. She served as the chief prosecutor. A fellow member of the prosecutorial team is taking notes on a laptop computer.
Northwest High School senior Cade smiles in the control room of the school auditorium. There is a script and a small lamp on one desk and a large piece of soundboard equipment on another desk. The stage is in the background.
In a science lab, two young women in clear gloves dissect an animal organ in a tray. One, wearing glasses, carefully uses tools while the other observes intently, both focused on the hands-on activity.
Thirteen smiling young women, wearing maroon "GATORS" shirts, proudly display medals and a "State Champions" basketball trophy. They pose in two rows, some kneeling, celebrating their victory against a brick wall background.
A grid of fourteen individual headshots shows diverse students looking towards the camera, some smiling, against a mottled blue-grey background.
Fifteen East High School students smile with the Class A state speech team championship trophy. They are standing in two rows in a school gym with a banner filled with state emblems behind them. East won the program’s fourth straight state team championship.
A smiling young person with short dark hair, and a light blue apron over a tie-dye shirt looks at the camera. Other people and a classroom setting are visible in the blurry background.
Four diverse young people stand side-by-side against a plain wall. Two smile, while others have neutral expressions. They wear casual t-shirts and hoodies, including one with 'Flight Cancelled' and another with a jacket draped.
Lincoln High senior David smiles in a podcasting studio. He is sitting at a table with a hanging microphone in front of him. There are two historic photos of Lincoln High on the wall behind him.
A young woman with long dark hair and glasses aims a black recurve bow with a blue arrow, drawing it back to her cheek. She wears a grey cardigan and stands in an indoor archery range with targets visible behind her.
Eight people stand smiling. Central woman, Alicia Davis, holds a giant $10,000 check from Scottish Rite Lincoln Valley. She's recognized as "LPS Teacher of the Year." They are in front of a green curtain and brick wall.