Q&A with Assistant Superintendent of Business Services Brett Richards What effects could PLC Schools see next year if the U.S. Department of Education is taken away? “All of this depends...

It started with teal ribbons and butterfly stickers. Olivia Demont and her lacrosse team wore these to honor Morgan Rodgers, a Duke University women lacrosse player who died by suicide after a career-ending...

A large number of people were bundled up in sweaters, hats and coats, waiting for the parade at Shadow Lake Towne Center. It was a chilly Nov. 27 evening, so hot cocoa, coffee and cookies were a popular...

From November 19th to December 6th, students attending Papillion LaVista South High School had been able to donate winter clothes for people in need. An interview with Mr. Kyle Kruse, one of the guidance...

10th grader Caleigh Mcclarnon and fellow Leo Club member brought the Tree Topper Drive to life at Papillion La-vista South High School. Starting at the beginning of November and open until November 26th. ...

After the freshmen cage ball tournament on November 22 in the south gym, announced by Mr. Drinnin from team Styx, spectators and players alike do not have a definitive answer: who won the competition?...

Each presidential election cycle, the social studies teachers have a tradition of assigning an interactive mock election project.  The “Perfect Presidents Project” allows students to create their...

Tuesday's Career Expo connected students with future paths after graduation. Over 40 organizations, including local businesses, colleges and trade schools, showcased opportunities, with workshops on...

Anyone entering the Southside entrance of Papio South would have noticed the large construction project taking place.  The Garden of the Gods project is an ongoing, student-involved production...

Recently, the district has shifted from physical use to a more digital style. Some new changes this year include  a new hall pass system, online federal forms, yearbook orders, graduation orders, and...

A new stricter policy prohibits phone use during study hall to focus more on academics.  Assistant principal Brent Gehring explained the intended impact on students: “We hope to get their homework...

For most students, the new phone policies might just seem like stricter versions of the old ones. However, for students who struggle with mental illnesses and medical conditions, phone access can affect...