Lincoln Pius X Catholic High School

June 27, 2022

Bringing forth good fruit: Faithful, affordable Catholic education connecting generations

The impact of an excellent Catholic education reverberates across decades. Here in the Diocese of Lincoln, our community has benefited from parochial schools that not only have a strong Catholic identity, but that are also uniquely affordable for “ordinary folks,” as Wayne Stephens explained when he and his daughter Libby (Stephens) Jaros ’81 shared family memories for Pius X High School’s 65th anniversary.

Thank you to our scholarship supporters!

Examples of scholarship criteria include a student’s academic performance, parish (as well as support for non-Catholic students), financial need or circumstances, participation in sports or school activities, or other criteria such as acts of kindness. The amount distributed and the number of students awarded during 2021-22 is listed for each scholarship: Duane W. Acklie Memorial …

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Bugarin named new assistant principal at Pius X

Kelsey Bugarin is the new assistant principal at Pius X High School. She was motivated to apply for the position at Pius X for the chance to live out her Catholic faith in a school, and was inspired by the school’s mission.

Art From the Classrooms

Jamie Wawers won best photograph in her photography class (seen above), as judged by staff at Pius X. I knew instantly that the photo that I took was really cool from looking at it on the camera. Of course, I didn’t realize just how cool of a photo it turned out to be until after …

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The Heart Of It

With more than 1,400 tickets sold throughout its four showings, Crazy for You was one of the many inspiring performances Pius X students have been able to share with our Lincoln community since the LPAC was built nearly half a century ago, and even prior to having a performing arts center available.

Letter from CAO Tom Korta

Dear friends, I married into the Pius family. I didn’t even really know what that meant at the time, though I can remember some early warning signs. Even though our courtship took place over 400 miles away in Fort Collins, Colo., it was clear that my wife (Jill Noel ’83 Korta) based her identity in …

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