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Lefler Middle School social studies teacher Becky Boswell points to a screen while sitting at her classroom desk. She is facing right to left and is looking at the screen. Multiple historical documents and photos are attached to a bulletin board behind her.
University of Nebraska-Lincoln professor Eric Thompson leads a lecture on the economic principles of demand during a Macro Economics class at Standing Bear High School. He is standing in front of a table that has his laptop computer on it. He is standing next to a banner that says "Nebraska Business at Standing Bear High School" with the logos of Lincoln Public Schools and UNL.
Aviation and Technical Education Focus Program student Samuel operates a flight simulator at North Star High School. He is sitting in front of three screens that are showing a simulated view of Lincoln from the cockpit of an airplane. He has his hands on cockpit instruments and controls.
Ten Arts and Humanities students gather around a table to work on a lyrics project in their classroom. They have lined up small pieces of paper with song lyrics on them. They are deciding what order to place the pieces of paper in to create a new song.
From left, Southwest High School business teacher Josh Hinrichs stands next to Cooper, Mylee, Xavier and Alex on a stage at Boston University. They took part in the National Junior Achievement Stock Market Challenge. They are wearing formal attire for an awards ceremony.
Southeast High School students sing to the Foreigner song "I Want to Know What Love Is" on stage of the Pinewood Bowl Theater. Thirteen members of Ars Nova are in the photo.
A Humann Elementary School Student Council member helps a younger kindergarten student put together a paper crown on the first day of school. She is facing right to left and is helping to hold the crown with both hands.
The front of the Lincoln Public Schools district office building is shown on a sunny day. There is a row of windows in the front with a tree on the righthand side.
Northwest social studies teacher Edgar Torres smiles in front of two posters that serve as copies of the United States Constitution. The posters are on two corners of a wall in his classroom. He is wearing a shirt and tie that have Northwest's school colors on them.
A middle school student uses a marker to trace the outline of a letter she will sew onto a shirt. There are two sewing machines on the table in front of her. There is a sign that says, 'The Bay: No Source' behind her.
From left, Joy Harvey, Christine Haeffner, Meredith Fickes and Emily Jacobs smile outside Mickle Middle School. Fickes is holding a bouquet of flowers and her state library award.
Nebraska Public Power District employee Taylor Sutton speaks to North Star High School students about Cooper Nuclear Station. He is standing at a wooden podium with a large microphone in front of him. There is a video screen hanging down behind him.
From left, Kahoa Elementary School fourth graders Nevaeh, Hadley and Keefer smile with stuffed fish they caught during a fishing lesson in their PE class. All three are holding several fish with both hands.
Two Science Focus Program students peer into their fishing net to see if they have caught any macroinvertebrates at Conestoga Lake. The photo angle is from under the net.
A young person with long, dark braided hair writes on a whiteboard with a blue marker. The board displays science notes on calories and a plant diagram. They wear a brown top in a room with light wood cabinets.
Fourteen smiling students, wearing medals, pose proudly at the 2026 State Journalism Championships. They stand before a black and blue event banner, celebrating their achievements.
Three young girls intently shape clay together at a wooden table in an art classroom. The girl on the left forms a cylindrical object, while her friends assist, all focused on their hands-on creative project.
Ten Southeast High School students and two adults smile with their awards at the Nebraska Press Women High School Communications Contest. Two students in the middle of the group are holding a glass plaque the school received for winning the team championship with 19 awards. Four students are kneeling down and the remaining eight people are standing.
A smiling young man with glasses wears a blue Spongebob shirt. He stands in a classroom, his right hand touching a wall next to a colorful "Be Kind" poster. Educational charts are visible behind him.
Three smiling men pose. The man on the left wears a blue suit. The young man in the middle holds a white medallion. The man on the right displays a "Certificate of Congressional Recognition" in a blue folder. Framed photos hang behind them.