A free oil change program at Northeast High School allowed more than two dozen families to enjoy brighter holidays. Students enrolled in Northeast’s automotive and power sports program were able to bring their family’s vehicles into the school’s automotive shop for free oil changes. Donations from three businesses – Sid Dillon Auto Group, RDO Truck […]
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Kindness can be contagious, which is why we’re collecting stories of LPS students and staff and their acts of kindness. Check back often as we add to this collection — and hopefully inspire others to catch the kindness bug, as well.
LPS students show kindness to others with Food Blitz drive
Hundreds of local residents will receive nourishing meals this holiday season thanks to hard work of many Lincoln Public Schools students. LPS high schoolers gathered more than six tons of food and hygiene items for the People’s City Mission (PCM) during the Food Blitz XIII event. Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) and DECA business club […]
Read MoreHuskies help Lincoln residents with kindness care kits
Humann Elementary School students proved this fall that kindness can come in the form of toothpaste, deodorant and fruit snacks. Humann Student Council members brightened the lives of many People’s City Mission residents through an inspiring community service project. They filled 123 kindness care kits with essential hygiene and nutrition items for people to use during […]
Read MoreScott students brighten days with helpful actions at school
Scott Middle School students have been shining helpful rays of selflessness in the multipurpose room during September. Scott Principal Jesse Tvrdy said she was proud of several Stars who have volunteered every day to help clean and fold up tables at the end of lunch. She said their actions have made a difference for many […]
Read MoreScott students support local charities at Make A Difference Fair
Scott Middle School sixth graders impacted the lives of many people this spring with their educational focus on local charities. The Stars held the school’s 13th annual Make A Difference Fair in the gymnasium. The event showcased the culmination of a three-month project where students researched social problems and learned about the work of local […]
Read MoreGoodrich students connect with community members
Goodrich Middle School sixth graders learned about the value of community through a special project with North Gate Garden Estates. Students took part in the inaugural Community Give Back Day in December under the direction of sixth grade team leaders Jessica Klingelhoefer and Paige Nelson. Klingelhoefer and Nelson came up with the idea as a […]
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