Here are the results from the 43rd annual LPS Marching Band Invitational Contest.

East High School students are exploring their literary passions through a monthly book club in the school library.

Members of the Lincoln Southwest Hive Helpers are using their talents to give back to both the school and community.

Students across Lincoln Public Schools are forming winning academic and social equations through their involvement in clubs and activities.

Southwest High School volleyball players soared into prestigious academic heights this past school year with top-flight efforts in the classroom.

History proved to be a winning subject for Southeast High School students at one of the largest school-based social studies contests in the country.

Lincoln Public Schools students Gabi and Cheryl used their creative talents to collect national awards in writing and art contests this year.

Lincoln Public Schools students discovered their potential for becoming excellent educators this summer during a trip to a national conference.

LPS varsity teams flew into prestigious academic heights this past year by earning the Nebraska Coaches Association Team Academic Excellence Award.

LPS students created winning portfolios this year with high-performing marks in state and national business contests.

Lincoln Public Schools students reached noteworthy destinations this summer after walking on musical trails at Pound Middle School.

Students from East, Southeast and Southwest captured major honors at this summer's National Speech and Debate Tournament.

The heartfelt determination of Southwest High School students to include everyone in the yearbook process has resulted in national recognition for the Silver Hawks.

LPS students struck gold, silver and bronze this spring by minting multiple medals at the Nebraska SkillsUSA State Leadership Conference.

Lincoln Public Schools students used their agricultural knowledge to produce major accomplishments in FFA and land judging activities.

Lincoln Public Schools students turned their scientific knowledge into state-level achievements this spring through their involvement with the Science Focus Program.

Lincoln Public Schools students showcased their speaking skills this spring by capturing top honors in a national speech tournament.

Lincoln Public Schools students spoke words of respect, enthusiasm and discovery this spring during their time at the UNL Language Fair.

Hundreds of middle and high school students showcased their talents at this spring's secondary district art show.

Orchestra students from seven LPS high schools learned from one of the top jazz violinists in the world during a special clinic this spring.

Lincoln Public Schools students had plenty of good news to share this spring after winning multiple state journalism awards.

LPS students shared smiles and constructed lifelong leadership skills at the Greater Than One District Inclusion Summit.

The positive power of art was on full display this spring during the 2024 elementary district art show.

Lincoln Public Schools students and staff returned from this spring's Nebraska Family, Career and Community Leaders of America State Leadership Conference with multiple honors.

LPS students recently turned their business and health knowledge into bright results at a pair of state conferences.

A larger number of Lincoln Public Schools girls used the words takedown, reversal and pin in their everyday conversations this winter.

Lux Middle School students created bright results with their work in an international Future City contest.

More than three dozen LPS students earned prestigious state awards for their talents in all types of artistic mediums.

Hundreds of LPS students produced scores of successful notes during the 75th annual All-City Music Festival.

Curiosity and creativity collided at the 2024 Lincoln Public Schools Science and Engineering Fair. More than 170 LPS students in grades 5-8 participated in the fair at the Sandhills Global Event Center in March.

Students from five Lincoln Public Schools debate teams formed winning arguments at the 2024 state championships.

Fifty-one students from five LPS high schools traveled to Kearney on Wednesday, March 20, for the 2024 NSAA State Speech Championships. Several students placed in the top six for their events, and four of the teams placed in the top ten for overall team sweepstakes.?

National judges have given Schoo Middle School's literary magazine two thumbs up for its excellence in poetry, artwork and writing.

LPS middle school students marked the 40th anniversary of speech, debate and creative drama activities with a public celebration.

Dozens of Arts and Humanities Focus Program students get to express their creativity in a unique way. More than 30 young artists have their works on display at the University of Nebraska - Lincoln?s International Quilt Museum in connection with its Feed Sacks exhibit.

Lincoln Public Schools students and community members braved the cold to allow Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.?s legacy to march on at the 29th annual MLK Youth Rally on Jan. 20.

Lincoln Public Schools students padded their educational portfolios with top scores in a state stock market contest.

Students from Lincoln Northwest and Lincoln East wrote state-level success stories with their efforts in one-act play contests.

The Career Academy hosted to 2023 Annual LPS Culinary Competition On Wednesday, Dec. 6.

Lincoln East students created winning algorithms Dec. 5 during a large computer science fair.

Lincoln Public Schools students are experiencing many happy moments on their unified bowling teams.

Lincoln Public Schools students enjoyed spending time with college athletes at a special track and field mini-camp this fall.

Lincoln Public Schools students and leaders established a strong support system at the fourth-annual Educators of Color Summit.

LPS students at The Career Academy interpreted soil-based tales in best-selling fashion at the state land judging contest.

Culler teacher Theresa Ghormley gave her middle school students an opportunity to shine on stage by writing her own fall musical.

Lincoln East and Lincoln Southwest students have collected A-plus scores on a national scale for their work in speech and debate activities.

Students from six Lincoln elementary schools are scoring points in the game of life this fall through their involvement in a new youth basketball league.

Nebraska First Lady Suzanne Pillen shared the importance of agriculture with local students Sept. 27 during a visit to the Prescott Elementary School Community Learning Center.

Northwest High School hosted its first fall play "Soda Pop!" inside its new performing arts center in September 2023.

Lincoln East students soared to the top of the NSAA Cup standings this year with championships in the Class A all-school, girls and boys divisions of the contest.

Area residents learned about Lincoln Northeast's community garden Aug. 2 during a successful Garden Gathering.

Student leaders in Lincoln Public Schools? Science Focus Program partnered with the Malone Center?s after-school program to spark students? interest in science early. Each year, the program does outreach for elementary to middle school aged students to engage them in science.

Lincoln Public Schools students made the works of Mozart, Handel and Beethoven come to life this summer during several camps for orchestra players.

The 37th Annual Lincoln Public Schools Marching Band Invitational was held on Saturday, Oct. 14 at Seacrest Field.