History

Lincoln was founded in 1856, but was called Lancaster and was originally populated by many Native American tribes. After Abraham Lincoln was assassinated, Nebraska put in a bid to change the name because they didn't want this area to become the capital. The citizens thought that legislature wouldn't make their city Nebraska's capital if it was named after the President. Their idea didn't work and in 1867, Lincoln became the capital.

Nebraska grew in population and economically in the 1890's, but during the Great Depression, many farm owners lost their lands due to the inability to pay off their mortgages and there was a slump in agriculture. It didn't last long though. In post-WWII society, agriculture grew as farming and dam building methods were improved. Even today, Nebraska is a hub of agriculture in the United States. As of the 2010 census, there are 258,379 citizens.

Teaching Jobs in Lincoln

Perhaps you want a teaching job in Lincoln. Right now, listed on Simply Hired, there are 376 positions within 15 miles of Lincoln. Would you like a teaching job at a K-12 school? There are 89 of these institutions, as listed here. Would you rather have a teaching job at a university? Lincoln has many colleges, which includes Doane University, Union College, and University of Nebraska-Lincoln. For a full listing of colleges, visit here.

Tutoring Jobs in Lincoln

With 79,654 school-aged citizens within Lincoln, there are many opportunities to find a tutoring job. You will need a place to work with your pupils. The library is the perfect place to work with your clients. One library good to fulfill your tutoring job needs are the Lincoln City Libraries. They have meetings rooms, computers, and digital resources. With 8 branches there are many places to help the school-aged citizens.

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