Governor Jim Pillen and the Nebraska Department of Education recognized 24 students from across Nebraska, including six Lincoln students, who earned the top score of 36 on the ACT exam.
As students head back to University of Nebraska campuses in the fall, the cost of classes will be higher and there will be a new face in the University of Nebraska-Lincoln chancellor’s office.
The University of Nebraska Board of Regents unanimously approved the appointment of Rodney D. Bennett, Ed.D., as the 21st chancellor of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln on Thursday.
Matt Heimes, a four-diamond coach from Lincoln Southwest High School, was officially inducted into the National Speech & Debate Association Hall of Fame.
School is out for the summer, but two students are putting in the work ahead of their first year of college. Their dreams are becoming reality after they were chosen to compete for a national musical theater award.
Governor Pillen signed LB 298 into law on Thursday, which includes language to help prevent discrimination against students based on natural hair, protective hairstyle, tribal regalia or headdress.
Each month during the school year 10/11 presents a Golden Apple award, the presented award goes to a deserving teacher. This month’s winner is a Spanish teacher at her alma mater.
Lincoln Public Schools Superintendent Paul Gausman announced Brittney Hodges-Bolkovac as the new executive director of equity, diversity, and inclusion.
The school year isn’t even over yet and Omaha Public Schools has already traveled to dozens of recruiting events across several states to make sure there is a teacher in every district classroom next school year.
10/11 NOW and Doane University College of Education are continuing our partnership to highlight educators making a difference with our 10/11 Golden Apple Award.
The man who crashed into a Lincoln Southwest High School cement sign early Wednesday morning was driving a stolen vehicle and in possession of meth, according to police.
A total of 56 high school seniors were recently accepted into KHOP, a pipeline program designed to grow the state’s health care workforce by recruiting and educating students from rural Nebraska who are committed to practicing in these areas after professional school.
The search committee of the Nebraska State Board of Education has announced four finalists in the search for the state’s next Commissioner of Education.
By Center for Great Plains Studies, Nebraska Today
The Center for Great Plains Studies will host its 48th annual interdisciplinary conference focused on regional issues April 18-20 at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln.
County Attorney Pat Condon said the investigation hasn't lead them to believe they'll need to file charges against the 10-year-old boy's parents either.
According to court documents, close to 50,000 text messages were exchanged between the teacher and the student including some several that were sexual in nature.
After reviewing enrollment numbers for the 2023-2024 school year, Lincoln Public Schools officials made the decision to open Lincoln Standing Bear High School next fall with only ninth and 10th grades.
State Sen. Joni Albrecht of Thurston on Friday proposed letting voters weigh in on a constitutional amendment that would eliminate the Nebraska State Board of Education and give the governor control over the state Department of Education.
University of Nebraska System president Ted Carter announced today he has initiated a national search for the University of Nebraska-Lincoln’s next chancellor.
Lincoln Public Schools sent new guidance regarding finals to students and families Wednesday, after making the decision to cancel classes this week due to weather.
Lincoln Public Schools announced on Monday that they will be monitoring the weather forecasts this week and will follow their protocols for announcing any changes to the school schedule.
