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A third grader in Erin Yank's classroom at Hill Elementary School smiles as she holds a new chick in the palm of her hands. She is sitting at a desk and has the chick in both hands.
Lincoln High senior Moses sits at the main desk of the KLHS broadcast journalism studio. The lefthand side of the studio has a brick wall with a large L and the letters KLHS on it. The righthand side features a background with an aerial photo of Lincoln High.
People surround a white tower. One places an object atop it, as a man in red and woman in black with a phone observe. A "Scorecard" outlining building challenge rules is projected behind them.
A Dawes Middle School student works on a piece of fabric with a sewing machine in a Family and Consumer Sciences class. His left hand is bracing the side of the sewing machine.
Northeast High School senior Tayler performs with the Chamber Singers group in the choir room. He is wearing a cowboy hat and is holding a songbook while he is singing.
Saratoga Elementary School fifth grader Ka'Avontae uses a pencil to sketch an image of a ninja superhero during an art project in class. There is an iPad on the table next to him.
Four young girls stand in a school hallway decorated with children's artwork. One girl, back to the camera, faces three others who are listening. They appear to be students gathered, possibly for an activity, near a "No Touching" sign and a utility cart.
From left, Lefler students Aryos and A'mare use pencils in their right hands to complete a writing assignment at their desk. They are filling out a worksheet on top of a workbook.
Standing Bear senior Olivia smiles next to a sign on a door that says Welcome to Standing Bear Vocal Music.
A man in a plaid shirt presents an educational display on a table. It features green paper corn stalks of different heights illustrating growth, and two clear popcorn makers filled with popcorn.
Nearly a dozen Irving Middle School students and staff appear with a banner that says "Special Olympics National Unified Champion School" on it during a presentation in the school auditorium. Special Olympics Nebraska recognized Irving as a National Banner Unified Champion School for promoting social inclusion.
Two smiling women stand side-by-side. The woman on the left has short blonde hair and an ID badge. The woman on the right wears glasses and a dark striped sweater. They are in front of a brick wall and a white door with windows.
From right to left, a Lincoln North Star student holds an electric rod that has a circular coil at the end. She is moving the circle over a loop without having the circle touch the loop. An electrical representative is smiling in the middle of the photo with other students in the background.
Southwest High School senior Nataly smiles as she holds a microphone near her mouth with her right hand.
A Belmont Elementary School student raises both of her hands while singing "Circle of Life" in The Lion King. She is portraying the main role of Simba and is wearing a lion costume.
Alex Flamme smiles as she speaks with Standing Bear High School students. The students are sitting in front of a row of computers in a classroom.
Seven smiling adults, four women and three men, stand together in the Lincoln Public Schools board room. They are professionally dressed, with United States and Nebraska state flags visible in the background.
East High School senior Cyan smiles in front of a brick wall in a school hallway. There is a small portion of a mosaic that is hanging on the wall in the lefthand side of the photo.
Huntington Elementary School received the 2026 Inspire School of the Year Award from the Foundation for Lincoln Public Schools. Front row from left, Foundation for LPS Development Specialist Molly Oglesby, Huntington Community Learning Centers School Community Coordinator Jeralyn Klingenberg, Huntington fifth grade student Damien Adams, Foundation for LPS President Natalia Wiita, Lincoln Public Schools Director of Elementary Education Gena Licata and Huntington Principal Kristi Schirmer; second row, Foundation for LPS Operations Coordinator Allison Bock, Lincoln Public Schools Superintendent John Skretta, Foundation for LPS Director of Operations Angelina Cunning; Foundation for LPS Operations Specialist Jordan Havlat, Foundation for LPS Director of Engagement Kayla Jacox and Foundation for LPS Marketing Specialist Rukhshona Islamova.
Northwest High School teacher Anton Olbricht looks over a student’s analysis of a thermoregulation science experiment in class. He is wearing a long-sleeved shirt that has the Northwest Falcons logo on it. The student is sitting at her desk and a laptop computer is in front of her.