Good afternoon Northeast families,
At Northeast and Lincoln Public Schools, the safety of student-athletes, coaches, officials, and fans are one of our top priorities. The majority of school event safety threats across the nation happen at the conclusion of high school athletic contests. As such, all the high schools at LPS are working to communicate consistent post-game protocols to ensure a successful and safe conclusion to all contests. These post-game protocols were created in collaboration with national school safety experts.
We understand that fans and student-athletes want to celebrate together after the game. However, in a large crowd it can be difficult to determine who has positive intentions and who does not. To ensure that all individuals are able to leave the event safely, LPS has implemented a post-game protocol that moves student athletes immediately into the locker room and fans out of the competition area as quickly and safely as possible.
What this means…After the conclusion of the game, coaches will hold their post-game meetings and then immediately move student-athletes into the locker room following these meetings. Event staff will also encourage fans to leave the arena immediately and away from the sidelines. Family members and fans can arrange to meet their student-athletes outside of the event gates or away from the competition venue.
School safety takes a community. We thank you in advance for your cooperation with these safety protocols, and GO ROCKETS!
Sincerely,
Liz Miller, Principal
Matt Uher, Athletic Director
At Northeast and Lincoln Public Schools, the safety of student-athletes, coaches, officials, and fans are one of our top priorities. The majority of school event safety threats across the nation happen at the conclusion of high school athletic contests. As such, all the high schools at LPS are working to communicate consistent post-game protocols to ensure a successful and safe conclusion to all contests. These post-game protocols were created in collaboration with national school safety experts.
We understand that fans and student-athletes want to celebrate together after the game. However, in a large crowd it can be difficult to determine who has positive intentions and who does not. To ensure that all individuals are able to leave the event safely, LPS has implemented a post-game protocol that moves student athletes immediately into the locker room and fans out of the competition area as quickly and safely as possible.
What this means…After the conclusion of the game, coaches will hold their post-game meetings and then immediately move student-athletes into the locker room following these meetings. Event staff will also encourage fans to leave the arena immediately and away from the sidelines. Family members and fans can arrange to meet their student-athletes outside of the event gates or away from the competition venue.
School safety takes a community. We thank you in advance for your cooperation with these safety protocols, and GO ROCKETS!
Sincerely,
Liz Miller, Principal
Matt Uher, Athletic Director
Rocket Families,
We are excited to welcome all students back to Northeast tomorrow! It is important to know as part of our tennis court renovation the south staff parking lot (off of Baldwin Street) will close soon to lay new cement and asphalt. To help with parking, the city has temporarily approved parking on 61st Street from Baldwin to Adams.
Please plan for a few extra minutes to navigate your arrival to school, and please be patient with one another. Our goal is for students to arrive safely and on time.
Go Rockets,
Liz Miller
Principal
The Family Monthly Update for July 31, 2026 is now available for families and students.
The beginning of the school year is almost here and we are excited to see all of our students and families again. The first week of school is approaching fast!
Just a reminder that the first day of school for students in grades kindergarten, sixth, and ninth will be Wednesday, Aug. 12, 2026. Students in grades 1-5, 7-8, and 10-12 will join them on Thursday, August 13. Early Childhood students will start classes on Tuesday, August 18. You can find the updated 2026-2027 calendar on our website.
Don’t miss out on important back-to-school information! Please take the important steps below to ensure your family’s information is up-to-date.
Every year families are required to complete the enrollment verification process. This includes updating contact information and signing consent and release forms. Please do this as soon as possible so you don’t miss out on important information. The deadline is before the first day of school.
Verify your child’s records:
Starting today, families can log on to ParentVUE, and click on the Online Registration button in the top right corner.
Verify the current address, phone number and email information provided. (This is how your school will contact you about emergencies and send important updates.)
Follow the prompts on the screen and answer each question or verify information already provided as thoroughly as possible.
If you have questions or need help with completing these steps, please contact your child’s school.
If you have previously used your ParentVUE account, but can’t remember your password, you can reset it online at https://synergyvue.lps.org/. If you have not yet activated your LPS ParentVUE account, please contact the main office of your child’s school for instructions and an activation key.
Thank you for your help!
New version of StudentVUE app now available
Edupoint, the company that brings us Synergy StudentVUE, has updated their mobile apps for both iPhone and Android. While the functionality is the same, the app looks a little different. All current and future users of the StudentVUE app will need to download the new app. StudentVUE users will student login and password.
Jobs and Extended Learning Opportunities (JELO)
Is your child looking for a job or other extended learning opportunity? Students can use their Chromebook or LPS Student Portal account to check out our electronic bulletin board by going to lps.org and typing in the keyword “JELO”. (Students must be logged in to their LPS Student Portal to view the board.)
Students in grades 6-12 will find information about a wide variety of opportunities available. This includes activities, camps, jobs and internships. We update the board every Wednesday afternoon.
2026 Summer meal information
Thanks to the federally funded program (SFSP), children can get the nutrition they need throughout the summer. Summer community meal locations are listed on the Lincoln Food Bank website with dates and times, or you can text FOOD or COMIDA to 304304, call 2-1-1, or use an interactive map located at NoKidHungry.
New version of ParentVue app now available
Edupoint, the company that brings us Synergy ParentVUE, has updated their mobile apps for both iPhone and Android. While the functionality is the same, the app looks a little different. All current and future users of the ParentVUE app will need to download the new app. Current ParentVUE users will sign in using the same login/password as is used now. If you do not yet use ParentVUE and would like to, please contact your student’s school office for an activation key.
