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Board extends Schoolinks college‑and‑career platform for grades 6–12 at $142,583.35

Board of Education of Douglas County School District 1 (Omaha Public Schools Board of Education) · April 14, 2026
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Summary

The board approved a one‑year extension of Schoolinks, the district's college and career online platform for grades 6–12; staff said the platform's portfolio feature helps store students' evidence of achievement.

The Omaha Public Schools Board approved a one‑year extension of the Schoolinks college‑and‑career platform for grades 6–12 at a cost of $142,583.35, the board voted on May 4.

Brenda Lejadro, the district's supervisor of school counseling, explained Schoolinks helps students develop career interests and maintain a portfolio of evidence tied to the district's "portrait of a graduate" work in freshman seminar classes. "One of the things that we really like about Schoolinks is that it has a portfolio option ... the portfolio within Schoolinks will store the evidence of achievement of that portrait of a graduate," Lejadro said.

Board members had pulled item I‑13 from the consent agenda for clarification; after the staff presentation the board approved the renewal by roll call.