A democracy built on equality, inclusivity, and compassion is one worth keeping. As part of our commitment to this ideal, Civic Nebraska leads seven extended-learning programs at elementary, middle, and high schools in both Lincoln and Omaha. Those include before- and after-school programs and other outside-of-school initiatives.
Below are the Community Learning Centers we run, along with more information about each CLC.
CIVIC NEBRASKA'S Community learning centers
As a Community Learning Center at Campbell Elementary, our program has various components. The illustration we like to use is one of a smart phone. The CLC, housed in the Campbell school building, is the smart phone itself and everything we offer is like an app at the fingertips of our community. We want to be the go-to hub of resources for our families.
2200 Dodge St.
Lincoln, NE
School Community Coordinator: Emily Koopmann
The Trailblazers Afterschool Academy at Lewis & Clark Middle School in Omaha is an exciting and highly sought-after program. Our program is notably the top program of the middle schools in Omaha Public Schools.
We pride ourselves on service, leadership and student support by bringing innovative programs to our site, empowering our students through leadership opportunities and supporting students along with their parent in achieving goals for success. Our goal is to create success through our students.
6901 Burt Street
Omaha, NE 68132
Site Leader: Tracy White
Civic Nebraska’s Lincoln High School Community Learning Center, launched in 2019, creates partnerships that provide opportunities and support services that lead to improved student learning and development, stronger families and healthier neighborhoods. These programs provide a healthy meal, academic enrichment, and a fun, safe environment for youth after school. To achieve this, Civic Nebraska works in close partnership with the the LHS community as well as Lincoln Public Schools.
2229 J St
Lincoln, Nebraska 68510
School Community Coordinator: Chelsea Egenberger
Civic Nebraska’s Lincoln Northeast High School Community Learning Center, launched in 2019, creates partnerships that provide opportunities and support services that lead to improved student learning and development, stronger families and healthier neighborhoods. These programs provide a healthy meal, academic enrichment, and a fun, safe environment for youth after school. To achieve this, Civic Nebraska works in close partnership with the the LNE community as well as Lincoln Public Schools.
2635 N 63rd St
Lincoln, Nebraska 68507
School Community Coordinator: Erin Voichoski
Civic Nebraska’s Lothrop Magnet Elementary Community Learning Center offers students the experience of learning and engaging in activities that focus on social, emotional, nutritional, and educational development and more. Students are encouraged to participate and try new hands-on and fun learning activities that will enhance lifelong skills. Students enjoy the after-school program as well as benefit from all of the fun learning experiences.
3300 N. 22nd St.
Omaha, NE
Site Leader: Equasha Smith
Civic Nebraska’s Randolph Elementary School Community Learning Center, launched in 2019, creates partnerships that provide opportunities and support services that lead to improved student learning and development, stronger families and healthier neighborhoods. These programs provide a healthy meal, academic enrichment, and a fun, safe environment for youth after school. To achieve this, Civic Nebraska works in close partnership with the Randolph school community as well as Lincoln Public Schools.
1024 S 37th St
Lincoln, NE
School Community Coordinator: Levi Eggers
Sherman After School is a child-centered program that is focused on reinforcing academic competency and encouraging curiosity in the areas of science, technology, engineering, math, literacy and culture. The curriculum provides opportunities for students to be actively involved in the community, provide service to others and help develop a healthy and active lifestyle.
The Sherman After School program ensures that all partners are committed to each child’s future growth and wellbeing: parents, school, after school staff and community members.
5618 N 14th Ave.
Omaha, NE
Site Leader: Becky Nichol
