Huge congratulations to the 12 LPS middle schoolers who just hit a high note at the Colorado All-State Choir! After beating out tough competition and logging months of rehearsals, these talented vocalists joined 550 of the state’s best at the Bellco Theater.
From every LPS middle school to the big stage in Denver—we couldn’t be more proud of these incredible musicians!
Read more in LPS News!
Join us for the 15th Annual Cyber Savvy Parenting Night sponsored by the LPS Foundation!
Technology is constantly evolving, and Littleton Public Schools is committed to being your partner in navigating the digital landscape. We are excited to invite you to our 15th Annual Cyber Savvy Parenting Night, an evening designed to provide you with authentic perspectives and practical tools for managing smartphone use, artificial intelligence, and online safety. This event offers valuable insights for parents with students of all ages.
Event Details:
March 11, 2026
6:00 p.m.–8:00 p.m.
EPIC Campus
What to Expect:
We have a diverse lineup of sessions to ensure every family walks away with actionable information:
Learn about safety options and smartphone monitoring from the experts at Bark!
District professionals will discuss the pros and cons of Artificial Intelligence and your students, and what steps the district is taking to ensure their safety in these realms.
Hear directly from students as they share their authentic perspectives on growing up in a digital world.
RSVP Today
Let us know you are coming by completing our RSVP form. Your feedback helps us to prepare materials and ensure a great experience for everyone.
A Dyslexia Simulation and Family Resource Night
Monday, March 9, 2026
6:00–8:00 p.m.
Littleton High School
We are excited to invite you to this special event hosted by the Dyslexia Task Force. This engaging and educational evening will center around a powerful dyslexia simulation, giving participants a firsthand look at the challenges faced by individuals with dyslexia. Attendees will also have the opportunity to explore a variety of helpful resources and supports:
Bemis Library
Arapahoe Libraries
Reading Ally
Free book table
And more!
This event was made possible by the LPS Foundation Grants to Educators and is open to all LPS families and staff and is especially beneficial for those wanting to better understand dyslexia and how to support those with reading challenges.
We hope you’ll join us for this meaningful evening of learning and connection! Your RSVP for Inside the Reading Experience is appreciated to help us plan the event, but it is not required.
LPS Student Spotlight: February 19, 2026
Last night’s Board of Education meeting was filled with inspiration as we celebrated our latest Student Spotlight honorees!
We are incredibly proud to recognize students from Sandburg Elementary School and Arapahoe High School who are living out the traits of the LPS Portrait of a Graduate. Whether it’s showing resilience, practicing global citizenship, or being a critical thinker, these students are shining examples of what it means to lead and learn in our community.
These students remind us that the Portrait of a Graduate is a reality being built every day in our classrooms. Read more in LPS News!
Dear LPS High School Students and Families:
Are you curious about the exciting career paths in the construction and design industries? All high school students are invited to join us for an informational night to discover opportunities in:
Apprenticeships
Trade schools
2- and 4-year college programs
Union and non-union employment
Military careers
Event details:
Monday, March 2, 2026
EPIC Campus
6:00–7:30 p.m.
During this event, you’ll hear directly from industry professionals, connect with company and college representatives, and learn about opportunities that could shape your future.
RSVP today!
Don’t miss this chance to explore dynamic career possibilities through the Construction Trades Pathway at EPIC Campus!
Board of Education reviewing new High School Math instructional resources
The High School Math Instructional Resource Recommendation Task Force members have completed their review of available High School Comprehensive Math instructional resources. The committee is recommending McGraw Hill’s Reveal Algebra 1, Geometry, and Algebra 2. These resources will support and enhance the daily math instruction of our high school students.
The instructional resources can be reviewed by following these steps:
Go to URL: https://my.mheducation.com
Username - MHLPS912Mathstudent
Password (case sensitive) - MHLPS912Math1
The recommendation will be presented to the Board for discussion at the Board’s regularly scheduled meeting on February 19, 2026, and is scheduled for the Board to take action at its meeting on March 12, 2026.
Student Spotlight!
At the February 5 Board of Education meeting, LPS celebrated students from Goddard and Powell middle schools who truly embody the Portrait of an LPS Graduate!
From Goddard, one incredible student from each grade level was recognized for showing Portrait of an LPS Graduate skills that help them thrive!
From Powell, a dedicated group of 8th grade PRIDE Mentors was celebrated for modeling leadership, collaboration, and self-advocacy every day.
These students are living proof that the future is bright! Read more in LPS News.
Dear LPS High School Students and Families:
Are you passionate about making a difference in the lives of others? Interested in becoming a teacher, counselor, coach, or education leader? Did you know there are many career opportunities outside of the traditional school setting? All high school students are invited to join us for an informational night focused on exciting and rewarding careers in education!
Explore:
Teaching (early childhood, elementary, secondary)
School counseling
Educational leadership
Other career opportunities, including textbook publishers and tutoring
College programs, scholarships, and licensure options
Event Details:
Monday, February 9, 2026
EPIC Campus
6:00–7:30 p.m.
During the event, you’ll connect with current educators, university representatives, program leaders and industry professionals, and learn how you can begin your journey toward a career in education, even while still in high school!
Don’t miss this opportunity to explore how the Future Educator Pathway at EPIC Campus can launch you into one of the most meaningful professions out there.
Student Spotlight!
At the January 22 Board of Education meeting, we proudly recognized three incredible students from our Voyager Program and Next GED Littleton for their growth, perseverance, and achievements.
Each student’s journey is unique—and their success stories inspire us all. Check out the full story.
You’re invited to an exciting evening of hands-on fun and discovery at EPIC Campus! Join us on Monday, February 2, 2026 from 4:30–6:30 p.m. for an event to explore our Computer Science Pathway. This free event is open to all high school students and families regardless of experience.
This is your chance to dive into the world of technology, innovation, and creativity! Whether you’re already into computer science or just curious, there’s something for everyone:
Hack and remix video games
Drive robots
Experiment with AI models
Create light-up, wearable tech
Break things, design things, and see how it all works!
Bring your friends, enjoy free food, and get excited about the world of computer science!
Sign Up to Attend
Project Bedtime Story- Third graders from Littleton Academy collect over 1,100 books for families in need in partnership with local Denver non-profit that provides incarcerated parents at Denver County Jail with a meaningful way to share storytelling with their children at home. Read more in News.
Way to go Gators!
You’re invited to Littleton Public Schools’ Hour of Code: a free, family-friendly evening celebrating Computer Science and STEAM learning!
Monday, January 26, 2026
4:45–6:45 p.m.
EPIC Campus | 190 E. Littleton Blvd.
Start with a short kickoff in the EPIC Campus Great Hall, then explore hands-on, age-appropriate activities for students from preschool through high school. Whether your child is brand new to coding or already passionate about tech, there’s something for everyone! High school students interested in a more deep dive of the Computer Science Pathway at EPIC Campus should watch for details about a follow-up event the following week.
Don’t miss your chance to win exciting prizes, thanks to our local partners.
Register for FREE (or at the door)
Questions? Email Nick Schuster at nschuster@lps.k12.co.us
Watch highlights from last year’s event!
We are so proud of the students from Littleton Academy and Littleton High School recognized during the Student Spotlight at the Board of Education meeting on January 8! These students are incredible examples of what it means to live out the Portrait of an LPS Graduate. Whether it’s through leadership, kindness, or critical thinking, they are making a real impact in our schools and beyond every day.
Read more about their achievements and why they were chosen for this special honor!
What do homemade dog toys, the edges of plastic lids, and composting have in common?
They’re all part of Euclid Middle School’s Eco Fair!
8th grade environmental science students partnered with the Denver Zoo Conservation Alliance to rethink their rubbish and turn trash into treasure. From trivia games about the 5 Rs, ring toss made from recycled items, a compost-fueled plant growth experiment, to a station where you can make a dog toy out of an old t-shirt, these Falcons brought creativity and conservation together in the most inspiring way!
Even better? The candy prizes were saved from the landfill thanks to a donation from the Zoo’s Boo at the Zoo event.
Which Eco Fair idea would you want to try in your school or home?
Read more about this fun project!
The East Community Center (ECC) was buzzing with excitement, laughter, and the delicious smell of sugar cookies on December 11 as families of The Village for Early Childhood Education gathered for the third annual Holiday Cookie Decorating Event.
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LPS senior volunteers brought the holiday spirit to life during a special service project and cookie exchange! From wrapping gifts for families to preparing 136 handmade quilts for students, their kindness is keeping our community warm in more ways than one.
Read more about this heartwarming project.
🌟 Registration for 2026–2027 at The Village for Early Childhood Education is now OPEN! 🌟
Preschool programs are available for children who are 3 or 4 years old by October 1, with morning, afternoon, or full‑day spots ready to fill! 🎒
Give your child a joyful start to learning through play in a nurturing environment focused on curiosity, growth, and social‑emotional development. At The Village ECE, our experienced teachers help young learners build confidence, friendships, and foundational skills that set them up for future success. 🎨🤝📚
👉 Learn more and join the Wolf Pups today!
🎙️ New episode of the LPS Toddcast is live!
Superintendent Dr. Todd Lambert and CFO Jonathan Levesque sit down with two incredible champions of public education: Katie Peshek, President of the LPS Foundation Board, and Jessica Ceriani, Colorado Gives Day Ambassador.
They dive into how the LPS Foundation supports our students, teachers, and schools through amazing events like The Stride and The Spirit Celebration, and how YOU can make a difference year-round—including on Colorado Gives Day! 💚💙
You'll also hear about:
✅ How teachers can apply for funding
✅ What kinds of projects are prioritized
✅ How to support specific schools and programs like the Legacy Fund for Mental Health
✅ Good news from across LPS: Heart Safe School designations, the LPS Chess Tournament, and more! ♟️
✅ Upcoming events like the Middle School Showcase and Hour of Code at EPIC Campus
Tune in and get inspired to be part of the impact! 🙌
🎧 Watch on YouTube
🎧 Watch on Spotify
Give a Year-End Gift to the LPS Foundation
Checkmate! LPS Students Bring the Heat at Annual K–12 Chess Tournament
Newton Middle School was buzzing with brainpower on Saturday, Dec. 6, as 158 students from across Littleton Public Schools faced off in the annual K–12 Chess Tournament.
From Kindergarten to Grade 12, students brought strategy, focus, and friendly competition to 79 simultaneous matches across five intense rounds in a non-elimination format.
It was a day full of critical thinking, sportsmanship, and LPS pride. Way to go, chess champs! ♟️ Check out the results and some photos in LPS News.
✨Student Spotlight✨
We were thrilled to celebrate exceptional students from Lenski Elementary and Nova Center at last night's Board meeting! These amazing learners are living out the Portrait of an LPS Graduate by demonstrating critical life skills like Self-Advocacy, Collaboration, Resilience, and strong Character.
Help us congratulate these amazing students, and read their inspiring stories!
