Sustainability Updates

The Green Schools Recognition Program just wrapped up its sixth year! This program provides schools with a list of environmental activities to choose from and

We have added up the donations, and the 2021-22 LPS Scrap Metal Drive  raised $3,928! Our partners, Alter Metal Recycling and Sadoff Iron and Metal

Have you heard of Farm to School? What about Freight Farm to School? If you drive by The Bay in Lincoln you might notice a

Previous Next The Sustainability Team was able to celebrate Earth Day with an amazing group of young leaders in the community! On Friday, April 22nd

This spring, all LPS high schools have transitioned to having metal cutlery in the cafeteria which was made possible with funding from the Food Waste

For nearly 20 years, the school garden and outdoor classroom at Beattie Elementary have been the hub for sustainability connections. Lee Dreyer, Sustainability Champion and

Lincoln Public Schools has excellently cleaned and maintained buildings all across the district thanks in large part to our hard working custodial teams. But did

Irving Middle School has always been an active participant in many sustainability initiatives and green activities thanks to Sustainability Champion and science teacher, Kristy Weddington.

The November Sustainability Spotlight shines on Andrea Jenkins at Everett Elementary! Jenkins is an art teacher at Everett and has also served as the school

November’s Sustainability Spotlight shines on the group of students who roll up their sleeves every Friday for Horticulture Club! Bryan Penas, Lincoln East Science teacher,

Tucked away in a courtyard, seen through the Maxey library windows, is an incredible courtyard garden. This space, with raised beds, flowering plants, and wildlife,

Hill Elementary is dedicated to providing opportunities for children to interact with and enjoy the natural environment surrounding their school. Planning for the outdoor classroom