May 7 is National Move to School Day. It's an opportunity to encourage students of all abilities to bike, walk, or roll to school. This event highlights pedestrian and bike safety, promotes physical activity, and supports building a sense of community while reducing traffic congestion.
11 months ago, LPS Communications
A smiling young girl wearing a pink bike helmet is being helped by an adult to fasten the chin strap. The left side of the image shows them sitting on a green bench with blurred greenery in the background. The right side has a purple overlay with the text: “MOVE TO SCHOOL DAY — Walk, ride, or roll on Wednesday, May 7, 2025,” over a faint image of a bicycle tire. Teal and magenta geometric shapes separate the photo and text.
EPIC Campus Cybersecurity Stars Alert! Nearly 80 EPIC Campus students took on Carnegie Mellon’s picoCTF 2025—a global cybersecurity challenge—and they crushed it! Huge shoutout to our top performers, with several students ranking in the top 10% worldwide! From cracking cryptographic codes to mastering digital forensics, these students showed off serious tech talent and problem-solving power. Whether you're a coding pro or just curious, EPIC’s Computer Science classes welcome everyone—because greatness starts with giving it a try. Let’s celebrate these future leaders in cybersecurity! #LPSWeGrowTogether #LPSCrecemosJuntos #CybersecurityEducation #picoCTF #EPICCampus #StudentSuccess #ComputerScience
11 months ago, LPS Communications
Teen boy wearing white over-ear headphones and a navy hoodie sits at a desk, focused on a large Lenovo ThinkVision monitor. He rests his chin on one hand and uses a computer mouse with the other. A water bottle covered in stickers sits on the desk near a striped lanyard. Another person’s hand is partially visible on the right side. The setting is a modern tech lab classroom at EPIC Campus.
Logo for picoCTF. The design features a stylized lowercase letter "p" in white, positioned inside a circular background divided diagonally into light purple and dark red halves. The "p" casts a long shadow onto the red portion. Below the circle, the text "picoCTF" is written in bold, red lowercase and uppercase letters.