Laurel-Concord-Coleridge School

On January 18th, 2025, the LCC Speech team traveled to the Praktice Makes Perfect meet in Wisner, Nebraska. Eleven LCC students competed on Saturday. Placing in the meet were: Emm...

Keeping your families and community informed and connected to our school is our top priority. And, the family experience is about to become even better with a new update to the La...

Mr. Stephens is the history teacher at Laurel-Concord-Coleridge High School. He earned his degree at Wayne State College. Mr. Stephens grew up in Columbus, Nebraska but was born ...

Melissa Campbell is originally from Ainsworth, NE but now lives in Belden. She went to college at Wayne State and received her Bachelor's degree in Elementary Education and her Ma...

Mrs. Camargo is the Laurel Concord Coleridge High School Spanish teacher. She has been teaching for more than 20 years and this is her 2nd year at LCC. She has degrees from Nebras...

Mrs. Vollers is a science teacher at Laurel Concord Coleridge High School. She grew up in Slidell, Louisiana and lived in Lacombe, Louisiana before moving here. She graduated high...

January 20th marks Martin Luther King Jr. Day as a federal holiday. Martin Luther King Jr. was a Baptist minister turned social activist who fought for equal rights for people of ...

It’s that time of the year again where people are getting sick left and right. There are some preventative measures you can take, though if you want to avoid getting sick, or make...

🎭👏 Congratulations to our amazing One Act cast, crew, and directors! 👏🎭 We are so proud of your successful season and your incredible Runner-Up finish at the District competition...

📣 Attention Parents! You're invited to our Annual Title I Parent Meetings! 📚✨ Come learn about our Title I program and how it benefits your child. Middle School Title I Me...

On November 19 in Tilden, the LCC One Act competed in the GNAC One Act Conference. Laurel’s play, “A Totally 80s Dracula”, placed fourth out of eight total teams. This 3rd place f...

The LCC One Act had their first performance the evening of November 15th in the Legacy Gym. The play this year is “A Totally 80s Dracula.” It is a fun, comedic twist on the novel ...

LCC School's Digital Media courses and curriculum were recently featured in an article posted by Danielle Schaff in "All Things Digital Media" for Future Ready Educators. The art...

Together, we can make a difference! Don’t miss this chance to be a part of our school’s journey. Attend an upcoming School Community Engagement Meeting. Bring your questions, ...

On Monday, November 4, 2024 the LCC Middle school 6th-8th grade classes traveled to Lincoln, Nebraska. The middle schoolers attended the Life Skills Sportsmanship Pep Rally along ...

In 1990, George W. Bush signed a paper that made November National Native American Heritage Month. While it is a bit of a long title, Native Americans are a key part of our nation...

The Bears volleyball season has come to an end. The volleyball team played in the district final on Saturday, November 2nd. The Lady bears fought hard against Battle Creek but end...

On Saturday 19, the LCC Esports participated in a Tournament hosted by Scribner Snyder Public Schools. Three teams entered the tourney, but each person could only participate in a...

It was a beautiful but really, really windy day for a run at cross country Districts. The runners who qualified for state this year are Preston Rose with a 17:46 and a 3rd place f...

The Girls Golf team earned the right to compete at State Golf in North Platte. The girls team placed runner-up as a team at districts in Wayne. Individually Clara Brummels, Holly...