Page 22 Excellence In Education Lincoln Daily News January 2026 alongside the same peers for years. “You grow together, you struggle together, sometimes you fail together,” he said. “You don’t really do that in other classes.” Fedorchak said support from school administrators and fellow teachers strengthens the humanities at LCHS and allows students to thrive. “We have so much support from our administration and other teachers,” she said. “That really reflects in the joy that students are able to find in the arts.” At Lincoln Community High School, humanities programs continue to serve as more than electives. For many students, they are places of growth, expression and connection — experiences that help prepare them not only for careers or college, but for life beyond graduation. Sophia Larimore
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