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This week’s schedule will be…. well, interesting to say the least. NeSA testing will cause some changes to both classroom and (more importantly to students) lunch schedules. But don’t worry. We’ve got what you need all in one place.
Good News: Monday is a regular day.
Bad News: Tuesday and Wednesday (Take a deep breath.)
Tuesday:
•ONLY  1st, 3rd, Advisory, 5th and 7th period classes meet on Tuesday.
•School still gets out at 2:05, because it’s a PLC Day.
•Classes meet for about 1.5 hours.
•Lunch is during 5th period – check your 5th period class  …

By Jasmine Shirley
Despite the cold wind and chilly temperature, over a hundred people gathered in front of Lincoln High School Thursday night, Nov. 17, 2011, for a candlelight vigil in memory of LHS senior Cayliss Mothershed who died in a car accident on Monday afternoon. Photo Gallery Here
The crowd braved the weather with lit candles, flowers, memories, and many stories of Mothershed filling the air with laughter.
“It brought back memories,” Greenwood said. “We cried, but I felt like it was more relaxing. It was great how many people showed up …

LHS Spanish teacher Kim Szelag’s husband, Raymond, 55,  passed away on Monday, Nov. 14, 2011, after he suffered a heart attack at the Federal Office Building in Omaha.  Teachers pulled together to provide food for Szelag who will be hosting many of her late husband’s relatives this weekend.
Staff were asked by World Language teachers to bring casseroles or other food items to the Staff Lounge refrigerator on Thursday to be delivered to Szelag after school that day.
LHS staff able to provide food are asked to email Spanish teacher Liz Okereke …

LHS Senior Cayliss Mothershed died Monday afternoon, Nov. 14, 2011, from injuries suffered when the car she was driving struck a concrete pillar that supports Hwy 77 on South Folsom Rd.
LHS senior Gia Ryles, a passenger in the car, was injured and taken to Bryan LGH West. Ryles is said to be in critical condition but expected to recover.
LHS track coach and social studies teacher Bob White visited Ryles this morning at the hospital and reported over a sound announcement that Ryles was in good spirits and described her internal …

By Ashley Epp
“I’m nothing special,” the small, square-faced 80 year-old man said as he sat in front of the large group of student actors hanging on his every word. “Just a lucky guy to be alive.”
Lou Leviticus, one of the last few Holocaust survivors, visited Lincoln High School’s One Act Production cast on Thursday, November 3rd in the Ted Sorensen Theatre.  He was here to educate the students about what the horror of the Holocaust was really like.
“I was born in the Netherlands, in 1931, in a small village in …