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40 LPS students have been recognized by National Merit Scholarship Program
Seven students from Littleton Public Schools’ three high schools have been named National Merit Semifinalists, an additional 31 were named National Merit Commended Scholars, 1 was named National Hispanic Scholar and 1 was named Achievement Scholar. More than 1.3 million students in 21,000 U.S. high schools entered the 2006 Merit Program, and about 16,000 nationally qualified as National Merit Semifinalists. To be named a Semifinalist, a student must score in the top range of the PSAT (Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test), which is given nationally. LPS Semifinalists will now compete with other students nationally to become National Merit Finalists and for a share of more than $30 million in scholarship money.
 
The following LPS students are 2007 National Merit Semifinalists, Commended
 
Scholars, Hispanic Scholar and Achievement Scholar:
 
Arapahoe High School
Heritage High School
Littleton High School
Semifinalists
Semifinalists
Semifinalists
Zachary Rubenstein
Lauriston B. Ek
Alexander Berger
Derick Teng
 
Aparna Ravilochan
 
 
Gregory Sobeski
 
 
Andrew VanDenover
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Arapahoe High School
Heritage High School
Littleton High School
Commended Scholars
Commended Scholars
Commended Scholars
Andrew Blackie
James Anthofer
Mindy Bridges
Brett Evans
John Choe
Allison Coates
Katherine Grauel
Katherine Dowdell
Will Hough
Kelly Hanson
Abigail Drake
Jason Leher
Nathaniel Hooks
Elizabeth Eggert
Sarah Otey
Amy Johnson
Joseph Kramer
 
Kathryn Johnstone
Andrea Swanson
 
Meghan Lueders
Nicholas Van de Voorde
 
David Lyons
 
 
Megan MacGregor
 
 
Emil Marinov
 
 
Nicole Markisohn
 
 
Corey McClymonds
 
 
Claire McNamara
 
 
Emily Newton
 
 
Read Trammel
 
 
Eric Veith
 
 
Dayna Zolle
 
 

Littleton High School
Littleton High School
Achievement Scholar
Hispanic Scholar
Lindsey Kaye
Andrea Willmann

To become a finalist, students must not only have an outstanding academic record, but must be endorsed and recommended by their principal; submit their SAT scores, a detailed scholarship application including an essay; and submit information about their participation and leadership in school and community activities.
 
Finalists will be announced in April, 2007.

LPS Combined Charities Campaign raises nearly $40,000

LPS employees once again demonstrated their generosity as they donated $39,216 to the following local charities:  LPS Foundation, Inter-Faith Community Services, Mile High United Way, and Partnership for Colorado.  We offer our sincere thanks to the many employees who volunteered to coordinate the charities drive at the building level.  The time, talent, and treasure employees give make a difference for the children and families in the communities we serve.  

 Mollie Christie, Ames  Carrie Seiferth, Wilder & Goddard
 Tina Vigil & Lennia Nelson, Centennial Academy Kate Shipley, Euclid

 Laura Page, East

 Denise Rice, Newton
 Madeline Velez, Field  JoAnn Nix, Powell
 Jim Ott, Franklin  Sue Beasant, Heritage
 Marysue Bobzien, Highland  Al Schaeffer, Options
 Carol Nokes & Jenny Shoen, Hopkins  Patty Melin, Arapahoe
 Eric Metherd, Lenski   Barb Houser, Littleton
 Susan Gray, Moody  Laura Bevins, The Village
 Shelly Hall, Peabody Ian Malcolm, Pathways
 Liz Roesch, Runyon  Vanessa Lloyd, Redirection
 Carrie Goldsmith, Sandburg  Sheryl Meyer, Littleton Prep
 Tammy Escue, Twain  Daphne Cole, Transportation
 Clare Kothlow, Whitman  Sue Otto, Sue Swenney, Lou Ikard, Mary Stevens, Gail Schillinger, Katherine Danser, and Marilyn Hoffman, ESC

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