Louisville Public Schools

August 30, 2023 is a day many Nebraskans will remember as Volleyball Day. The Cornhuskers set the stage in Memorial Stadium with the hope of breaking a world record for the bigges...

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Cross country is a sport that is often overlooked. Football is more attended and watched by fans than cross country is. There is a reason for that though. Football is fast...

Louisville students are growing in the fields of communication, problem solving, leadership and more. Jobs for America’s Graduates, or J.A.G., is a brand new program at Louis...

Every team has its challenges, but the Cass County Wildcats have to co-op with a school that, in the eyes of other Louisville athletes, is a rival. Not only do they have to play t...

Many students from Louisville High School are joining the One Act family, and they are ready to start the masterpiece. This year 43 students have joined One Act. Everybody is thri...

Help the cheer team get fired up by being the next Fan of the Week. The LHS Cheer Team has implemented a new way to get the crowd more involved. Every week, the LHS Cheerleaders p...

Dress up days, a pep rally, a football game, and a dance. Students look forward to homecoming week every September. The student council and their sponsor Mrs. Baker work hard....

The halftime routine at the homecoming football game is a show that many fans look forward to. For many years, the cheer and dance teams have had separate routines, but this ...

Screaming students at the Louisville volleyball games are causing this year's student section to be remembered. From a fifth grader doing a backflip to the Voss brothers chasing e...

Positivity and love is spreading like wildfire because of “Love Ups.” Created by sports administrator Mr. Walker, Love Ups are when athletes can compliment and encourage thei...

Piled into the elementary gym, preschoolers through 6th-grade students prepare for the morning announcements to begin. Morning assemblies are new this year and consist of the Pled...

For many groups, having a lot of newcomers can be difficult. For this year's journalism class, it is no different. This year the class is composed of fourteen students, three...

We're thrilled to announce the new app for Louisville Public Schools! It's everything Louisville Public Schools , in your pocket. With the new app, you can access document...

A goal for many teachers is to inspire their students to fulfill their career dreams; it’s even more special when their student becomes a teacher and a colleague. Louisville’s new...

Mr. Hagge is known as the oldest teacher at Louisville Public Schools. He is a biology teacher and loves to teach about animals and living things. Many people might not know about...

Change can be a wonderful thing in a school community. Miss Smith, the new 7-12 choir and band teacher is walking into her first semester as an educator. She is eager, positive, a...

From one small town to another, Louisville’s new physical education teacher Mr. Watts sure knows what it is like to experience them. “I like the small town-like community vibe...

Touch down! Three pointer! Homerun! These iconic phrases come from the super voices of announcers. At Louisville High School, Jamion Biesterfeld has been announcing for seve...

On the court and in the classroom, Mrs. Wynn is always on the go. Mrs. Wynn is not only a new member of LPS teaching staff, but is also an assistant volleyball coach. Fresh out of...