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PTO scholarships support teacher training

PTO scholarships support teacher training

Each year, the LPS Joint PTO Scholarship Fund awards scholarship grants to support teachers’ continued professional growth toward advanced training or classes. This year, 15 LPS teachers throughout the district received scholarships. The funds are a joint effort among all LPS school PTOs.  ...

10 LPS employees honored for state, national accomplishments

LPS staff members praised for their accomplishments at the state and national levels during the 2012–2013 school year are Guy Cerasoli/Brad Meyer—AHS; Nancy Knight—HHS; Leslie Fotopulus/Christopher Marchetti—LHS; Chris Moore—East; Katie Christie, Runyon; Guy Grace/Mimi Leonard/Donna Villamor—ESC!...

Littleton Public Schools celebrates its student scholars

Littleton Public Schools celebrates its student scholars

LPS Board of Education honored 2013 graduates Matthew Blaylock, John Brock, Erika Davidoff, Ryan Dinneen, Jake McKnight, Melissa Merkel, Catherine Patton, Sam Payne, Evan Powell, & Evan Sidrow. Each received one or more scholarships from National Merit, Boettcher, & Presidential Scholar prog...

Heritage High student recognized by Arapahoe County Mayors and Commissioners

Heritage High student recognized by Arapahoe County Mayors and Commissioners

Heritage senior Tanner Hines-Hatcher was recently recognized by the Arapahoe County Mayors and Commissioners Youth Award Program. He was nominated by Counselor Brian Powers for classroom leadership and positive changes toward success despite difficult hardships. Tanner received a $1,000 scholarship.

Littleton Public Schools teachers selected for LearnZillion Dream Team

Littleton Public Schools teachers selected for LearnZillion Dream Team

Fifth grade teachers, Katie Christie, Runyon, & Chris Moore, East, were selected to the 2013 LearnZillion Dream Team, a national community of teachers dedicated to high-quality instruction of the Common Core State Standards. They were chosen based on their use of Common Core in high-quality less...

Littleton Public Schools students participate in district Math Olympiad

  Teams of fourth and fifth graders from across LPS participated in the district Math Olympiad competition. Winning teams were Grade 4: Peabody-1st, Franklin-2nd, and Littleton Academy 3rd; Grade 5: Sandburg & Twain-1st/tie, Lenski-2nd. The competition encourages the enthusiasm and love of...

Students gain a day of instruction in 13-14

The LPS Board voted last Thursday to add a day of instruction - a regular school day - to the 13-14 calendar as part of its recent agreement with the Littleton Education Association.  February 14, 2014 is now an instructional day rather than a furlough day.  Click View More below.

ETAC seeking membership for 13-14 school year

Interested in joining the LPS Educational Technology Advisory Committee? Click View More below to learn more and to access the online application.

11-12 LPS Annual Report is available

The Littleton Public Schools 2011-2012 Annual Report is now available online.  Click View More below.

Safety and security are the highest priorities in our schools

Access resources and messages from Superintendent Scott Murphy sent to all LPS families December 17 and 20, 2012, and learn more about our safety protocols by clicking View More below.

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