Lincoln High School is the oldest high school in Lincoln, Nebraska.
Established in 1871, Lincoln High School holds the distinction of being the first and oldest among the six public comprehensive high schools in the city. Its enduring legacy spans over a century and a half, playing a pivotal role in the educational development of Lincoln.
The grand main building of Lincoln High School, affectionately known as the Palace of Learning, officially opened its doors in 1915. Since its original construction, the campus has undergone numerous significant expansions and modernizations to adapt to the evolving educational needs and growing student population.
Key periods of expansion and major additions to the Lincoln High School campus include:
- 1927: Significant enhancements were completed, further developing the school's facilities.
- 1957: Continued expansions contributed to the modernization of the campus infrastructure.
- 1985: Updates and additions were implemented to support contemporary learning environments.
- 1996: Another phase of development improved various aspects of the school's facilities.
- 2010: The most recent major additions were completed, ensuring the school offers state-of-the-art resources for its students.
For more details about Lincoln High School and its history, you can visit the official Lincoln High School At-a-Glance page.
