In a recent government meeting, the Papillion La Vista Community Schools celebrated the achievements of the Titans baseball team, which secured the Class A American League and state championship, marking their first title since 2010. The team concluded their summer season with an impressive record of 37 wins and 18 losses, advancing to the American League Central Plains regional tournament.

As the school year begins, the district expressed gratitude to teachers and staff for their hard work in preparing for the new academic year. The superintendent highlighted the successful transition into the school year, noting the efforts made to ensure welcoming environments for students.

The meeting also covered the recent foundation gala held at the Beardmore Event Center, which attracted approximately 350 guests. While the exact funds raised were not disclosed, the proceeds will support various programs, including outdoor education and student scholarships.

In legislative updates, it was noted that a special session has concluded with no significant impact on the school district, although property tax discussions are expected to resume in January.

Upcoming events include the Labor Day holiday, which will provide a long weekend for students and staff, and the first community closet event of the year, aimed at providing essential items to vulnerable families in the district.

The board also discussed the construction of a new elementary school in Granite Creek, with a guaranteed maximum price of $21,363,175, which is under budget. The project is set to begin in October, with completion anticipated by June 2024. The board emphasized the importance of community involvement in naming the school and selecting its principal and mascot.

Overall, the meeting underscored the district's commitment to student success, community support, and proactive planning for future developments.