about 1 month ago, Adam Theer
The Raider Football team will take on #1 seed Howells-Dodge in Howells at 5:00 pm Friday in the D2 Quarterfinals!!
about 1 month ago, Digital Media
It is a great day for Fall Mini Session pictures.
We still have some times available during the following: 1:00, 1:45-2:30, 3:30-4:00, and 4:15
Let us know if you are still interested and wanting to come out during these times. We'd love to see you 🤍🖤🩶
about 1 month ago, Megan Hubl
The National Honor Society is sponsoring a middle school fun night! Come join us and have a good time with friends!!
about 1 month ago, Digital Media
On Wednesday night, the National Honor Society students traveled to Superior to Grace Community Evangelical Free Church to fill shoeboxes for the Operation Christmas Child project. Operation Christmas Child collects shoeboxes filled with different toys, clothes, school supplies, and hygiene items and delivers them to children in need across the world to demonstrate God’s love to them. These shoeboxes were split between boys and girls. The boxes that we helped fill will be sent to all different countries. It was a very worthwhile experience and one that we look forward to every year.
about 1 month ago, Digital Media
Tomorrow, the team leaves for Round 2 of the Playoffs at 1:00 pm. Please come line up the roads of Highway 4 and 14 to give them an energetic send-off!
about 1 month ago, Megan Hubl
In Intro to Business we did a taste test in order to determine the differences between brand-name and generic products. As a result of this experiment, we learned that it depends on what product you are looking at. We did many different items for the purpose of seeing whether or not the extra money was worth it. For example, there’s no visible difference in brand-name and generic crackers, wafer cookies, or water. Meanwhile, the Poptarts, and chocolate chips had an enormous difference in taste. This taught us we can save quite a bit of money by buying generic products and a lot of times, there really isn’t much of a difference in taste.
Written by: Bre Tallent, Grayhm Beck, Koleman Cox and Kade Peters
about 2 months ago, Digital Media
Today students received the results of the Eileen's Colossal Cookie Halloween Decorating Challenge. Students were to draw a Halloween picture and Eileen's chose the winning designs. Students with winning designs were rewarded with large cookies with their images on it. The results are as follows:
6 and Under Age Category:
1st Place- Lindy Faimon (Kindergarten)
2nd Place- Brandy Herz (1st Grade)
3rd Place- Hayes Svoboda (1st Grade)
7,8,9 Age Category:
2nd Place- Blaine Schroer (4th Grade)
3rd Place- Connor Kucera (3rd Grade)
10 and Up Age Category:
1st Place- Riley Haba (Junior)
2nd Place- Hadley Ostdiek (Junior)
3rd Place- Paige Huston (Junior)
Thank you Eileen's Cookies for this awesome opportunity! We love this contest!
And congrats to the winning students! We have a lot of talent in our school.
about 2 months ago, Kylee Haba
about 2 months ago, Digital Media
Come find out all about speech!!
about 2 months ago, Digital Media
Gear up for the winter sports season. The wrestling team is sponsoring an online store featuring lots of Lawrence-Nelson apparel suitable for all sports seasons and occasions. Embroidered polos, vests, 1/4 zips and so much more that you can wear to work and then wear to the game.
https://shop.hebronsportshack.com/lawrence_nelson/shop/homeabout 2 months ago, Adam Theer
Come enjoy the high school choir!
about 2 months ago, Digital Media
Join us as we honor the veterans at the elementary school at 2:00 pm on Tuesday, November 11th.
about 2 months ago, Kristen Janda
Today's Fall Mini Picture Sessions are being postponed to next Sunday due to today's weather. All parties have been contacted via email and text message. Thank you for your continued support and understanding.
about 2 months ago, Megan Hubl
The Lady Raider Volleyball Team will travel to Red Cloud on Monday night to begin post season play. They will face Harvard at 4:30.
about 2 months ago, Digital Media
CONGRATULATIONS to Caden Culbertson who received the Believers and Achievers award. This is a state-wide award program that recognizes Nebraska’s future leaders. To be eligible, seniors must have a minimum 3.5 GPA. They also look at NSAA activity participation, school involvement, community involvement and an essay that the applicant submits.
This is quite an accomplishment as only 48 students were selected out of the 635 applications received from 235 different schools. These 48 students will be recognized at NSAA State Championships throughout the 2025-26 activities year and on a poster sent to all NSAA member schools.
WAY TO GO, CADEN!!
about 2 months ago, Digital Media
Come help cheer on the boys and pump them up for the start of the 1st playoff game in Lawrence. Boys will be arriving at 6:10, and we want to line up from the fence to the field as they come running on. We need your help to make this "tunnel" happen, so come on out and show your support.
about 2 months ago, Megan Hubl
Thank you to the Nuckolls County Extension for spending time with the 6th grade science class today. The students researched and explored different wildlife and created wildlife tracks.
about 2 months ago, Katrina Hansen
We apologize for this very late post!
Recovering from Homecoming Week is a real thing, and some posts slipped through the cracks.
This year's homecoming class representatives included freshmen Stella Williams and Kade Peters, sophomores Ella Skinner and Monte Hajny, and juniors Paige Huston and Jace Hoelting.
Our homecoming queen candidates included seniors Raylene Miller, Harley Beale, and Natalie Jacobitz. Our homecoming king candidates included seniors Owen Smiley, Nathan Pofahl, and Caden Culbertson.
On October 10th, last year's homecoming royalty, joined by kindergarten crown bearers Lindy Faimon and Case Bargen, walked up the football field to crown this year's homecoming king and queen. The student body voted and our 2025 Homecoming King and Queen were Harley Beale and Caden Culbertson.
Congratulations to our newly crowned royalty!
about 2 months ago, Kylee Haba
Reminder that the junior class (Class of 2027) is finishing up their Calendar Fundraiser to help them raise money for Prom and Graduation.
New Deadline is Monday, October 27.
Please consider supporting them by purchasing a day (or more) off their calendars.
Prizes:
--First Place: $400
--Second Place: $300
--Third Place: $200
--Fourth Place: $100
Rules:
--Each junior student is required to sell at least 16 days off of their calendar (but a whole calendar... or more... is preferred).
--Each day is worth it's number (Day 1 is $1, Day 16 is $16, Day 31 is $31, etc).
--That is also the number of entries you will have put into the cash prize drawing (Day 1 is 1 entry, Day 16 is 16 entires, Day 31 is 31 entries, etc).
--Four cash prizes will be drawn by a random name generator at the end of October.
--Please make checks out to Lawrence/Nelson Schools with 2027 Calendar Fundraiser in the memo.
Please reach out to a junior class member or Mrs. Haba (
kylee.haba@lnraiders.org) to purchase your days or if you have any questions.
We have big things planned for prom this year and every little bit helps.
We thank you for your support!!
about 2 months ago, Kylee Haba
