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From left, Lefler Middle School seventh graders Uriah and Cooper work on collecting insects and arachnids while standing in a tallgrass prairie. Uriah is emptying a large bug net into a plastic collection bag that Cooper is holding with both hands.
Two Kloefkorn Elementary School girls laugh with each other during a snap circuits activity in their fourth grade classroom. A third girl is smiling as she prepares to tap one of the girls on her arm.
From left, Bryan College of Health Sciences teacher Julia Phoenix shows a girl and boy how to use a weight and height instrument in their Basic Nursing Assistant class. Both students are smiling at Julia and are facing right to left.
From left, Science Focus Program seniors Amalia and Lillian stand at their senior project sites in separate photos. Amalia is standing in a dry lakebed at Arbor Lake with patches of sunflowers behind her. Lillian is standing amongst tall grasses and plants at Marsh Wren Saline Wetlands.
A cell phone with the LPS app in the hand of a woman sitting on the couch.
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.
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 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.
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.
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.
A Lincoln High student fixes a machine in his classroom. He is adjusting part of the machine with his right hand.
A Calvert Elementary School first grader inspects a butterfly as his father reaches out to help him hold it.
A Culler Middle School student explores a large group of circular gears as part of an exhibit at the Kiewit Luminarium in Omaha.
A woman, wearing a light-wash denim jacket, sits on a low wall outside a brick building. She smiles at the camera.
North Star science teacher Karen Covil smiles while sitting in a seat in the school auditorium.
A man explains a large satellite dish mounted on a truck to a group of students outside. The license plate reads "L 17503".
Three Cavett Elementary School students pet a check in their classroom. Two girls and one boy are watching the chick stand on a newspaper.