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1. BILINGUAL LIAISONS
Lincoln High School is known for its diversity; the student body includes students from over 50 different birth countries speaking 34 languages. Currently we have Bilingual Family Liaisons available to assist families with school communication.
For more information, Click Here

2. FAMILY & STUDENT ADVOCATES
Chelsea Egenberger - School Community Coordinator / CLC Director
Room #201 / (402) 436-1301 x61024 / chelsea.egenberger@lps.org
Amy Stotts - LHS ELL Student Advocate
Room #331 / (402) 436-1301 x61331 / astotts@lps.org
Kriss Ross - LPS Indian Education Specialist - kross@lps.org
Focuses on multiple needs or concerns of Native American students and their families.
Michael Hunter - LPS Transition Specialist - mhunter@lps.org
Provides transition services for students placed on long term suspension, or are involved with the juvenile justice system.
William "Bill" Bryant - LPS Student Advocate - wbryant@lps.org
African American Student Advocate Specialist
Pablo Cervantes - LPS Student Advocate - jcervan@lps.org
Latino/Hispanic Student Advocate Specialist
Ellen Reilly - LPS Family Outreach Specialist  - ereilly@lps.org
Specifically works with students and families of students who lack a fixed or adequate residence and at risk youth.

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Click Here for more information about a variety of after school opportunities.

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TeamMates has partnered with Lincoln Public Schools to positively impact the world by inspiring youth to reach their full potential through mentoring. Lincoln High School is one of many other schools who benefit from this program. Currently, LHS has approximately 100 students matched with a TeamMate, with a waiting list of 30 more students yet to be matched.
Students meet one hour per week with a caring adult who serves as a mentor.
Contact Person: Lisa Kiely, LHS Administrative Assistant
Room #200F / (402) 436-1301 X61009 / lkiely@lps.org
For more information about the benefits of this program, Click Here

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1. THE HUB
The Back on Track program and the High School Support programs are offered within 4 high schools and in partnership with Lincoln Public Schools. The HUB’s staff members take referrals for youth who are in danger of falling behind in credits, are habitually truant, or are facing other barriers that are preventing regular school attendance. The HUB staff will work with youth to help the student reach their educational goals. This program is currently offered in Lincoln High, Southeast, Northeast and North Star High Schools.
Location: Room #209
Days / Times: Monday - Friday 9am-3pm
Contact Person: Catalina Alvarez - catalina.alvarez@lps.org
Clinic Days: The fourth Tuesday of every month, From 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM at the HUB, 1037 S 12th St, Lincoln, NE 68508. Flyer: http://ow.ly/EkyA50x0gzl

2. NEBRASKA VR (Vocational Rehab)
Nebraska VR's mission is to help people with disabilities, prepare for, obtain, and maintain employment while helping businesses recruit, train, and retain employees with disabilities.
Location: Room #209
Days / Times: Wednesday & Thursdays all day
Contact Person: Laurie Colburn, Employment Specialist
(402) 309-4918 / laurie.colburn@nebraska.gov

3. EDUCATIONQUEST
EducationQuest offers free college planning services, outreach services, need-based scholarship programs, and college access grants.
Location: Room #209
Days / Times: Thursdays 830am-3pm (Starting September 7th)
Contact Person: Romulo "R.J." Vega, Jr. - College Planning Specialist
(402) 479-6692 / romulov@educationquest.org
RJ speaks Spanish

4. TRIO - ETS (Educational Talent Search)
The program provides low-income, first-generation students and their families information about college admissions and resources to help students become college-ready. We provide academic, career, and financial counseling to our participants and motivate them to graduate from high school and continue on to and complete their postsecondary education.
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5. JOVEN NOBLE
In partnership with El Centro, Joven Noble is offered to our Latino male students. It is a youth leadership development program that supports and guides youth through their “rites of passage” process while focusing on the prevention of substance abuse, teen pregnancy, relationship violence, gang violence and school failure. This program focuses on encouraging the youth to pursue their academic and life goals by providing them with interactions with successful male role models and through educational and practical field trips.

Location: Media Center #100G
Days / Times: Club Days during 5th period
Contact Person: Steve Solorio, Joven Noble Coordinator
(402) 714-7324 / steve@elcentrone.org

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Other Student Opportunities (ELL Specific)

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Other Student Opportunities (ELL Specific)

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1. LPS ELL COACHES READING GRADUATION MENTORS
LPS staff and UNL students are partnered one-on-one with seniors who are current or former ELL students who have met content course requirements needed to graduate, but are lacking reading skills needed to be able to pass the Reading Graduation Demonstration Exam (RGDE). Students who haven’t passed RGDE and are nearing age-out, ELL-out are prioritized
Location: As arranged
Days / Times: As arranged
Contact Persons:
Amy Stotts - LHS ELL Student Advocate
Room #331 / (402) 436-1301 x61331 / astotts@lps.org
Anne Hubbell, ELL Coach / ahubbel@lps.org

2. MIGRANT TUTORS
LPS certified teachers and staff are partnered one-on-one with a migrant student to provide academic tutoring and advisement, as well as personal support and encouragement. Available only to migrant students.
Location: As arranged
Days / Times: As arranged
Contact Person: Amy Stotts - LHS ELL Student Advocate
Room #331 / (402) 436-1301 x61331 / astotts@lps.org

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1. LHS Honors Coffee Talk
Want to learn more about our International Baccalaureate (IB) and 9th/10th Grade Honors Program? Each month, the LHS Honors Academy and IB Program will offer a 45-minute informal program in room 300 for Lincoln High School staff and parents to talk about the program, ask questions and share information and ideas. This is a great opportunity for parents to ask questions and learn more about the wonderful things your students will experience throughout the year.

2019-2020 Dates (subject to change): Sept 27, 2019; Oct 25, 2019; Dec 13th, 2019; Jan 17, 2020; Feb 21st, 2020; March 20th, 2020; & April 24th, 2020.
Room 300 / 8-8:45am

2. CREATING LASTING FAMILY CONNECTIONS
A program for parents and youth 12-20 years old to address effective communication, education on substance abuse and family interactions.
To sign up for classes: Contact Amy Stotts - LHS ELL Student Advocate
Room #331 / (402) 436-1301 x61331 / astotts@lps.org

3. FAMILY SERVICE
In collaboration with others, the mission of Family Service is to provide quality programs and services, which effectively assist and strengthen individuals and  families in our community.
For more information: https://familyservicelincoln.org/
Contact Person: Danielle Pranger - LHS Case Manager
Room #203K / dpranger@lps.org

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1. FOOD MARKET
The Food Market provides free food to LHS students & families.
Please note: Food Supply is available in the Counseling Center throughout the school year when needed (in-between the Food Market dates)
Location: North Cafeteria
Days / Times: 4th Wednesday of the month - 2:15pm - 4pm
Parents may come between 3:05pm - 4pm
Contact Person: Kate Eilers - LHS Social Worker
Room #203G / keilers@lps.org

2. CLOTHING CLOSET
Available to all students. This service provides gently used clothing & shoes provided by Plato’s Closet. Contact Danielle Pranger or any Counseling staff.
Location: Room 203
Contact Persons:
Kate Eilers - LHS Social Worker
Room #203G / keilers@lps.org
Danielle Pranger - LHS Case Manager
Room #203K / dpranger@lps.org