
Sustainability Spotlight: Melissa Sellon at Bryan Community School
November’s Sustainability Spotlight is shining on Melissa Sellon from Bryan Community School. Sellon has been at Bryan as a counselor for four years and picked

November’s Sustainability Spotlight is shining on Melissa Sellon from Bryan Community School. Sellon has been at Bryan as a counselor for four years and picked

Henry Park is now home to a collective 50 new trees thanks to a group of budding arborists at Calvert Elementary School. Fourth graders teamed

LPS Sustainability is proud to announce that Adams, Fredstrom, and Holmes Elementary Schools and Southeast High School have received Tree Campus K-12 recognition for the 2025-26

October’s Sustainability Spotlight is shining on Amy Swanson from Sheridan Elementary School. Swanson started working at Sheridan 7 years ago and has been their Sustainability

Our first Sustainability Spotlight of the 2026-27 school year shines on Holly Noser, an 8th grade math teacher and Sustainability Champion at Scott Middle School.

Two new excited faces have joined LPS Sustainability this summer! We have asked each of our interns, both new and old, to share a little

The results are in for the 25th annual Cans4Books Recycling Drive. Thank you to all of the students, staff, friends and neighbors that participated! We

The Green Schools Recognition Program just wrapped up its tenth year! Through this program, schools choose and complete a variety of earth-friendly activities throughout the school year. These activities earn the school points towards Green, Greener and Greenest levels of achievement, plus corresponding funding rewards for future sustainability projects.

Brownell Buffaloes are on a roll! Students have engaged with safe and sustainable transportation all year long through their partnership with Lincoln Safe Routes to

We’ve tallied up all the donations from the Lincoln community, and the 2025-26 LPS Scrap Metal Drive raised $536! Our recycling partners, Alter Metal Recycling

May’s Sustainability Spotlight is shining on Maggie Elsener from the Arts and Humanities Focus Program. Elsener has been an art teacher at Arts and Humanities

LPS pulled out all the stops (and all the weeds) for Earth Month 2026, and it may have been our most impactful celebration yet! From tree plantings to solar panel tune-ups, students at every grade level rolled up their sleeves and got to work.