Culler Middle School is a professional learning community with a tradition of service, a culture of collaboration, and a commitment to student learning.
Empower learners to be curious, critical, and creative thinkers; enthusiastic readers; skillful researchers; and conscientious digital citizens.
This summer, your school library offers exciting online reading options! A standout choice is Sora, which provides students with instant access to thousands of eBooks, comics, magazines, and audiobooks. Whether you’re on a long car ride or relaxing at home, Sora lets you enjoy your favorite reads anytime, anywhere on your devices. You can also add Lincoln City Libraries in Sora to access even more eBooks. To learn more, check out the Sora Information Flyer.
Another option is Teen Book Cloud. Teen Book Cloud is an online collection of eBooks, enhanced novels, graphic novels, videos, and audiobooks, which offers students and adults of all reading levels access to an amazing range of content. For more information on this fabulous resource, talk to your school librarian!
You can access Teen Book Cloud and Sora by going to the LPS Portal and typing in your student’s LPS ID number and password. Happy reading!
Social media can be a great way for teens to connect and learn, but it also comes with risks like cyberbullying and misinformation. Parents play an important role in helping their teens handle these challenges and build healthy online habits.
To start a conversation with your child, try asking:
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.
Please join us at our next Parent Teacher Conferences on April 7th from 5:30-6:00 to meet your students’ school counselor and learn more about our school counseling program.
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!
Summer athletic clinics are offered through all 8 LPS High Schools and put on by the coaches at each school. Various sports clinics are offered and available to students entering 3rd-12th grade for the 2026-2027 school year. More information can be found on the website – https://home.lps.org/athletics/summer-clinics/
There are also opportunities to participate in summer music camps focusing on either vocal or instrumental music. Locations and dates vary depending on which camp is selected. More information can be found on the website – https://home.lps.org/music/summer-music-groups/
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 believes that effective instruction can and should include the appropriate use of instructional technology to support learning. To that end, a District Instructional Technology Tool (ITT) Committee works to identify ITTs that are safe for student use, support district learning goals, and encourage innovative teaching and learning. All reviewed ITTs are cataloged in the LPS ITT Matrix.
The most frequently used, approved, and supported ITTs are made available to students and staff in the LPS Portal. Students access their LPS Portal by clicking the ‘HOME’ button on their Chromebook.
Need a conversation starter with your student? Ask them for a tour of their LPS Portal and which ITTs they’re currently using in class.
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:
