Lincoln, NE: School board approves $19.5M for new 100-125 place special school
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Feb 11, 2026, 1011 Now: Feb 11, 2026, 1011 Now: Lincoln Board of Education approves $19.5M bid for new Student Support Facility at Yankee Hill
The Lincoln Board of Education has approved a $19.5 million bid for the new Student Support Facility at Yankee Hill.
The facility will serve expelled or suspended students, students who need behavioral or pro-social learning, and students transferring into LPS who might need a unique set of credits.
Yankee Hill currently has 80 students, and the new building will be able to host up to 100-125 students.
Lincoln Public Schools said the current Yankee Hill facility will be repurposed as a space for the district’s Individual Success Program (ISP). ISP is a comprehensive special education program for students with developmental disabilities.
The Lincoln Board of Education has approved a $19.5 million bid for the new Student Support Facility at Yankee Hill.
The facility will serve expelled or suspended students, students who need behavioral or pro-social learning, and students transferring into LPS who might need a unique set of credits.
LPS shares a new look of the Student Support Facility at Yankee Hill(LPS)
Yankee Hill currently has 80 students, and the new building will be able to host up to 100-125 students.
Lincoln Public Schools said the current Yankee Hill facility will be repurposed as a space for the district’s Individual Success Program (ISP). ISP is a comprehensive special education program for students with developmental disabilities.
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