Culler Middle School is a professional learning community with a tradition of service, a culture of collaboration, and a commitment to student learning.
Greeting Parents/Guardians!
Thank you to all your 7th and 8th grade boys basketball players on a great season! They battled through a tough schedule and showed a lot of growth from start to finish! We wish the season was longer as it’s always tough to see it end!
Our final athletic season this school year is TRACK!! The start date for track will be after spring break! Please have your student listen to school announcements for the exact start date. An email will also be sent home to all parents/guardians as well. Remember to always check out our “Culler Athletics Website” for all things Culler Sports! Day to day updated information will be on the home page of this site. If you have any questions regarding anything athletics here at Culler, please don’t hesitate to get a hold of me. You can reach me by phone or email! Email may be the best and quickest way for you to get any questions answered.
Happy Spring everyone and as always…
GO COUGARS!!!
Jeff Williams
Culler A.D.
Health/P.E.
402-436-1210
jwillia6@lps.org
Empower learners to be curious, critical, and creative thinkers; enthusiastic readers; skillful researchers; and conscientious digital citizens.
LPS students can read newspapers from around the world in NewsBank. They can even read today’s paper or check out the archives! You’ll find this resource helpful for class assignments and research projects. Find the link to NewsBank in the LPS Portal.
Borrow and read one of the thousands of high-interest, popular books in Capstone, AV2 World Languages, ABDO, and Lightbox.
Password security is one of the key components of Digital Citizenship instruction in LPS. Students learn strategies to create strong passwords, and how to avoid having their passwords stolen. Create a plan to manage passwords and discuss what makes a password hard for others to guess.
Want ideas for supporting digital citizenship in your home? Follow your school, LPS Library Services, or #lpsdigcit on social media to get weekly tips. Find additional digital citizenship tips on our website: Library Services Digital Citizenship Tips
Aqeel Fadhil
(402) 436-1715
Hager Mohamed
(402) 436-1958
Claudia Rains
(402) 436-1988
Khudhur Ali
(402) 436-1994
Sernaypaw
(402) 436-1434
Toan Tran
(402) 436-1955
Amanullah Ahadi
(402) 436-1832
Olena Savchenko
(402) 436-1524
The mission of Culler Middle School’s counseling program is to advocate for ALL students which is demonstrated through forming positive connections and cultivating a sense of community. As professional school counselors, we will provide a comprehensive, data driven, developmentally-appropriate program that supports each student’s academic, prosocial, and career development.
Explore LPS Focus Programs by attending our upcoming information night. Learn more about LPS Focus Programs on their website.
Bright Lights camps are available for students currently enrolled in grades K-8. Please enroll your student based on their current grade as of February 2026. Registration is now open! Camps run from June 1st – July 10th. Find more information on their website!
6th Grade
dmarr@lps.org
7th Grade
kwashbur@lps.org
8th Grade
scharles@lps.org
Attendance Counselor
squirino@lps.org
Registrar
kgrefe@lps.org
Social Worker
dklein3@lps.org
It’s said a body needs 8 hours of sleep every night. That’s especially true during the testing season. Student Chromebooks also need a good night of charging. Please help your students remember to bring their Chromebooks fully charged every day.
LPS cares deeply about protecting students DIGITALLY. We go to great lengths to ensure that your child’s digital interactions are safe and appropriate, that the data we collect about them is secure, and that we are guiding them to make good digital decisions. Because these efforts are less visible than our physical security efforts, we have assembled this resource to shine light on these important measures that are happening in LPS every day: LPS Computing Services | Data Privacy
The Lincoln Public Schools District does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, religion, sex, marital status, sexual orientation, disability, age, genetic information, citizenship status or economic status in its programs, activities and employment.
ParentVue is a component of the LPS Student Information System that allows parents/guardians to:
