At the Lincoln High Community Learning Center, we listen to our students. We know it’s important that they know their voice is heard. We integrate our students’ interests into our after-school opportunities, where they can learn and adapt new skills that they enjoy and find useful in their lives.
Dinner at your CLC
Meals will be in paper sacks and can be picked up after school at 3:30 p.m. every dayEXCEPT on PLC Wednesdays, when pickup will be at 2:30 p.m. See our menu here.
Meals can be taken to eat outside, off campus, or in the cafeteria between 3:30-4 p.m. (2:30-3 p.m. on PLC days).
2021 Film Fest
The 2021 Lincoln Student Film Festival will highlight and showcase student voices and provide a creative outlet for young people to tell individual stories. GO HERE TO GET INVOLVED!
Hi, I’m Chelsea Egenberger, your school community coordinator. I work closely with the Link community to create engaging programs for youth, families and community members. As a former Link myself, I am passionate about increasing the capacity of the LHS community to help students thrive, to engage families, and to strengthen neighborhoods. I’m at chelsea.egenberger@lps.org.
Who builds civic life in your community? Tell us about them, and they could be honored on April 29 at Civic Nebraska’s Strengthening Democracy Awards celebration.
The acclaimed author and national thought leader on active and responsible citizenship will speak during Civic Nebraska’s annual fundraiser and awards ceremony.