Vision Statement - Louisville Public School is a progressive district that engages a community of learners in collaboration towards excellence.

Mission Statement - Louisville Public School staff, families, and community are dedicated to the intellectual, emotional, physical growth, and safety of our students.

Louisville Public Schools will be seeking your input to help us understand what is important to you and your family in regards to our current food service program.

A survey link was sent to all Louisville Public School families and students (grades 3-12) at the beginning of the month. We encourage you to take the time to provide us feedback regarding our food service program.

If you have questions regarding our district food service program and/or district wellness policy, please contact Superintendent, Mr. Andrew Farber, at afarber@lpslions.org

Additional information regarding our food service program:

Taher offers our students, staff, and parents a rotating selection of freshly prepared from scratch entrées, sandwiches, salads, pizza, soups, specialty items and desserts.

• Full service breakfast and lunch offerings.
• Fresh cut seasonal fruit is offered daily.
• Classic Café: Student favorite meals like Beefy Nachos, Smash Burgers, Orange Chicken, Chicken Bacon Ranch Flat Bread, Taco Bar and more!
• There is an all you can eat fruit, vegetable, and salad station with each purchased meal.
• Pizza: fresh home‐made pizzas.
• Pasta dishes includes Chicken Alfredo, Lasagna and Spaghetti.
• Grab‐n‐Go: selections of freshly prepared sandwiches and wraps. Sandwich offerings include Turkey RanchWrap, Deli Sandwiches. Salads include Crispy Chicken, Taco, Turkey Bacon Ranch, Chef and Chicken Caesar.

Traveling Photo Memorial of Nebraska’s Fallen on Display

March 16- 20, 2020

An emotional memorial, Remembering Our Fallen, is a stark reminder of the ultimate sacrifice made by Nebraskans killed in The War on Terror (Post-9/11/2001) while wearing our country’s uniform in a war zone. The photo memorial, which includes military and personal photos of each of Nebraska’s Fallen, is traveling throughout the state and will be coming to Louisville Public Schools the week of March 16th. More information can be found at: PatrioticProductions.org.

“We must remember these American Heroes and speak their names when we see their family members. We can never forget those who sacrificed everything for our freedom,” said Bill Williams, co-creator of the memorial. “While this memorial is about those who have died, it was created for the living…to help the families in their grief, while reminding the rest of us of the terrible price paid for our freedom by our current generation of military.”

The display will be showcased in our cafeteria/commons next to the concession stands.

At the suggestion of the CDC and health department, public schools across the United States are planning for the coronavirus. As the health and safety of our students is always our top priority, LPS is in the process of developing an approach for this type of situation.

Currently, we are working closely with local and state health officials, as well as other school districts to identify our best options. As a group, we will organize and work together, so in the event that something may arise, we will be ready. More importantly, we will maintain open lines of communication with our staff and families so everyone is aware of the district’s status.

Until we hear differently, the school day and activities will continue as normal. As always, we will place an emphasis on good hygiene, hand washing and staying home when sick; just as we always do during the flu season. Please let your building principal know if your child(ren) are sick. Should anything change, we will notify you immediately.

Louisville Public Schools would like to invite you to attend a series of upcoming informative meetings with our Superintendent, Mr. Andrew Farber and district personnel.

Our next Lion Breakfast will take place on Wednesday, March 18, 2020 beginning at 7:15 a.m. The topic will be - "Understanding the Development and Creation of the School Calendar".

Please email Superintendent, Mr. Andrew Farber at afarber@lpslions.org or Dr. Amber Johnson at ajohnson@lpslions.org if you plan to attend the next Lion Breakfast.

Prior to taking the ACT, students fill out basic information identifying information and information about their career and college interests. Some information is required and other is optional.

With that said, Louisville Public Schools will be mailing home the "NSCAS ACT Parental Consent Form" to all 11th grade families.

Parents/Guardians - Please take a moment to read over the "NSCAS ACT Parental Consent Form", as well as sign and return the form acknowledging your consent to have your son/daughter fill out the optional sections of the non-testing portions of the ACT.

Please return the filled out NSCAS ACT Parental Consent Form to the High School Office by February 28, 2020.

Attached is a copy of the "NSCAS ACT Parental Consent Form" that will be sent home to all families.

If you have any questions or need further clarification regarding the "NSCAS ACT Parental Consent Form", please contact Mr. Brett Schwartz or Dr. Amber Johnson at 402-234-3585.

NSCAS ACT Parental Consent Form - HERE

K-5 Lunch - HERE

6-12 Lunch - HERE

If in question, Louisville families should contact their respective school offices and make certain that all contact numbers and family information is updated for the 2019-2020 school year.

Mr. Andrew Farber - Superintendent

afarber@lpslions.org

402-234-3585

Dr. Amber Johnson - Director of Learning

ajohnson@lpslions.org

402-234-3585

Mr. Shane Mathis - Elementary Principal

smathis@lpslions.org

402-234-3585

Mr. Brett Schwartz - Secondary Principal

bschwartz@lpslions.org

402-234-3585

Mr. Clint Little - Activities Director

clittle@lpslions.org

402-234-3585

Mr. Nate Simons - Technology Director

nsimons@lpslions.org

402-234-3585

Kara Habrock

Ashley Christiansen

Andy Mixan

Jon Simon

John Winkler

*The board does not discriminate on the basis of sex, disability, race, color, religion, veteran status, national or ethnic origin, marital status, pregnancy, childbirth or related medical conditions, or other protected status in its programs and activities and provides equal access to the Boy Scouts and other designated groups*