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Search search button Search search button Thank You, LPS Board of Education! EAST ELEMENTARY FEATURED ON THE TODAY SHOW LPS Schools Receive Colorado Department of Education Awards of Academic Excellence --- Read the story... icon icon-caption 2018 Bond Progress Check here for updates & information on 2018 Bond progress! icon icon-caption Boundary Study icon icon-caption Calendars See what's happening. Never miss a beat. Upcoming Events Tue Feb 25 Heritage HS Small Ensemble Band Concert Wed Feb 26 PLC Late Start Wed Feb 26 Board of Education Community Conversation Thu Feb 27 Board of Education Meeting 6:30pm Mon Mar 2 LHS 9th Grade Registration Make-up Night Wed Mar 4 PLC Late Start Thu Mar 5 Elementary School Nonstudent Day (Parent/Teacher Conferences) Fri Mar 6 Elementary/Middle/High School Nonstudent Day (Parent/Teacher Conferences) Wed Mar 11 PLC Late Start Thu Mar 12 Heritage HS "Guys and Dolls" Drama Performance View More icon icon-caption Newsroom Relevant. Timely. Convenient. News from LPS. icon icon-caption How to Enroll LPS Welcomes New Students! Announcements 8th Annual Curo Awards: LPS SSAC Taking Nominations The LPS Special Services Advisory Committee is currently taking nominations for the 8th annual Curo Awards. Curo is the Latin word which means "to care for or to pay attention to" and is a fitting word to use to honor individuals who have excelled at making a difference in the lives of children with disabilities. This award recognizes dedication, passion, and inspiration. Any LPS community member, staff member or student is eligible to receive the award based on a nomination describing how, through their exceptional devotion to a student with a disability, that student's life is better! Awards will be given and recipients and all nominees will be honored at a reception on April 28 at the Littleton Town Hall Arts Center. Click here to submit a nomination. The nomination window closes February 29. 8th Annual Curo Awards: LPS SSAC Taking Nominations The LPS Special Services Advisory Committee is currently taking nominations for the 8th annual Curo Awards. Curo is the Latin word which means "to care for or to pay attention to" and is a fitting word to use to honor individuals who have excelled at making a difference in the lives of children with disabilities. This award recognizes dedication, passion, and inspiration. Any LPS community member, staff member or student is eligible to receive the award based on a nomination describing how, through their exceptional devotion to a student with a disability, that student's life is better! Awards will be given and recipients and all nominees will be honored at a reception on April 28 at the Littleton Town Hall Arts Center. Click here to submit a nomination. The nomination window closes February 29. Posted on February 10th, 2020 at 11:51 AM LPS Long Range Planning Committee seeks Community Feedback on Boundary Study The LPS Long Range Planning Committee (LRPC) has been meeting since the fall of 2018 to study school boundaries to better balance enrollment, provide boundaries for the new elementary schools to be built for the Ames neighborhood and the combined Highland and Franklin neighborhoods, and to address the growing transportation challenges resulting from increased traffic in the south metro area -- all if an effort to improve boundaries to best serve students and provide them with the best educational experience possible. During more than 20 hours of meetings, the LRPC has considered 14 different elementary school boundary scenarios, six different middle school boundary scenarios, and four different high school boundary scenarios. As part of this process, the LRPC: Looked for logic and efficiency as new boundaries were considered Strived to keep neighborhoods together, recognizing that waterways and other obstacles make transportation more difficult Found boundary solutions for the new neighborhood school on the Ames campus Found boundary solutions for the new neighborhood school on the current Franklin campus Strived to avoid wherever possible having to cross major north/south arterial roads, busing students past one school to attend another, and creating a smaller-than-optimal schools Considered current feeder patterns (elementary to middle to high) Considered school size and capacity, with and without out-of-district students Considered socio-economic balance Looked toward the future: what building replacements are happening with the current bond, and what buildings might be replaced in future bonds? How will boundaries be impacted? Four stakeholder open houses are scheduled in January and February 2020, where attendees can drop in any time during a two-hour open house to learn about each scenario, ask questions of LRPC members, give feedback and take an exit survey, which provides another opportunity for feedback: Tuesday, January 28, 2020 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. at Goddard Middle School Monday, February 3, 2020 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. at Powell Middle School Wednesday, February 12, 2020 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at Newton Middle School Thursday, February 20, 2020 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.at Euclid Middle School All four open houses will provide attendees with the same opportunities to interact with members of the Long Range Planning Committee, learn about the boundary options, ask questions, and provide feedback. Choose a date, time, and location that works best for you! What’s next? The LRPC will provide an update to the Board of Educatio...