The educational system goes beyond the more than 60 elementary and high schools for the city’s children and adolescents.
There are also educational opportunities for adults that can help them learn English, gain skills for new or better jobs, or for obtaining a high school diploma which is commonly called a GED (General Education Development). Programs like these are often offered at community colleges, but there are also several adult education centers who provide similar training for free or a much lower cost.
Lincoln is also home to more than a dozen libraries and museums which all provide educational opportunity for young and old.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
The Lincoln Public Schools system is government-run agency funded by property taxes and other public resources. read more
COLLEGE
College or post-secondary education has become more and more important in the United States over the years. read more
PUBLIC LIBRARIES
The most accessible learning opportunities in Lincoln are found in the eight public libraries sprinkled throughout the city. read more
