Papillion-La Vista High School
402 E. Centennial Road
Papillion, NE 68046
Phone: (402) 898-0400
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05/25/2010 Semester 2 Final Exam Schedule
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08/24/2010
- 12:00 AM Curriculum Night (AP Parent Meeting)
09/09/2010
- 12:00 AM Senior Parent College Night
09/11/2010
- 12:00 AM ACT Testing
09/23/2010
- 12:00 AM Parent Teacher Conferences

Papillion-La Vista High School's heritage dates back to September, 1876.
Originally housed in a single brick building at the corner of Halleck & Adams Streets, Papillion's only school served students in all 12 grades.
In 1893 the school moved to a new brick building at 420 S. Washington
Street (the present site of the district offices.). Papillion continued
to grow, and in February, 1957, Papillion High School opened in a new
building across Washington Street (presently Papillion Jr. High) to
students in grades 7 through 12. Papillion's steady growth continued. By
the fall of 1971, the high school moved into its present location at 402
East Centennial Road, serving students in grades 9 through 12. In 1987, La
Vista was officially added to the district and the high school's name
was changed to Papillion-La Vista High School.
Through the years, the building has been expanded to include a pool,
auditorium, tennis courts, second gymnasium, more classrooms and larger
parking lots. In an effort to best meet the needs of our students, the
current renovations enlarged the front entrance/offices, added
classrooms; expanded the pool, industrial arts and the band areas, created a north entrance, updated the cafeteria, and added a Field Turf playing field.
Those of us here at the "Old School" are proud of our rich tradition of
academic and athletic excellence that has grown through the last
century. From the first recorded graduate, Bert Wilcox in 1888 to the
371 seniors in the Class of 2010, the Monarch tradition of excellence
continues.

The mission of Papillion-La Vista High School is to provide an opportunity for all students to maximize their potential, by meeting their needs, in order to prepare them to be productive and responsible citizens.
Governing Beliefs
- All students can learn when their unique needs are met.
- All students will be challenged to work at their full potential.
- All students have the right to an education in a safe learning environment.
- All students will have access to resources that will enhance their learning.
- All students will be supported cooperatively by the school, family, and community to prepare them for their roles as citizens, workers, and family members.
- All students will be exposed to the concept of learning as a life long process that allows them to be adaptable to change in a multicultural, global society.

Tommie Williams
Tommie was just inducted into the Minor League Football Hall of Fame in December after a career playing for the Omaha Beef and the Nebraska Bears. In 2002, he was named the NAFL Ironman of the Year. Mr. Williams was just named the head coach of the Indoor Football League Sioux City Bandits after serving as assistant head coach for the Beef for the past two seasons. Tommie is a 1989 graduate of Papillion-La VIsta High School.
