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ACADEMICS

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CAREERS IN LPS

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Nova Center students were recognized at the December 4 Board of Education meeting during the Student Spotlight. They've made significant personal growth and contribute to their school in such a positive way.

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Nova students with the LPS Board of Education for Student Spotlight

Students from Lenski Elementary School were celebrated during the Student Spotlight at the December 4 Board of Education meeting. They are shining examples of the traits outlined in the LPS Portrait of a Graduate.

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Lenski students with the LPS Board of Education for the Student Spotlight

Runyon Elementary School fifth graders were recognized at the November 13 Board of Education meeting during the Student Spotlight for their work in the Belonging Builders group. Full photo in News.

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Runyon fifth graders stand with the Board of Education for the Student Spotlight.

Runyon Elementary School students who take care of the school garden, Runyon Roots, were recognized for their outstanding contributions at the November 13 Board of Education meeting for the Student Spotlight.

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Runyon students pose with the LPS Board of Education for the Student Spotlight

Options Secondary Program students were recognized at the November 13 Board of Education meeting in the Student Spotlight. They've made some amazing contributions to Options and LPS!

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Group of Options students at the LPS Board of Ed meeting for the Student Spotlight

Wade Beindorff, Rory Killgore, and Riley Cornwell from Wilder Elementary School were recognized for their outstanding Portrait of a Graduate traits at the October 23 Board of Education meeting during the Student Spotlight!

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Three students from Wilder stand with Board of Education members in the LPS Boardroom.

This group of students from Ford Elementary go above and beyond to create a peaceful space near their school's trout tank (and they take great care of the fish!), and they were recognized at the October 23 Board meeting in the Student Spotlight!

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Students and administrators from Ford Elementary stand with the Board of Education in the LPS Boardroom.

Heritage High School's student government was recognized for their outstanding contributions to this fall's Homecoming Week at the October 9 Board of Education meeting!

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HHS student government with the Board of Education in the LPS Boardroom.

The Heritage High School girls cross country team was recognized for their win of the Liberty Bell Invitational at the October 9 Board of Education meeting!

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HHS girls cross country team with the Board of Education in the LPS Boardroom

Maddox Howard, Henry Eisenbaum, and Abby Caston were highlighted in the Board's September 25 Student Spotlight! These Gaskill students are leaders in the school, exemplifying the LPS Portrait of a Graduate!

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Three students hold their Student Spotlight certificates and stand with Board members in the LPS Boardroom.

Paulo Martins, Xavier Ekegren, Jonny Dombrowski, and Hero Baldwin, students at Hopkins Elementary, were recognized in the September 25 Student Spotlight at the Board meeting. The kindness and positivity these students bring to Hopkins is nothing short of amazing!

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Four students hold their Student Spotlight certificates and stand with Board members in the LPS Boardroom.

Paul Zamora, a junior at Options, and Callum Jarvis, a sixth grader at Newton, were recognized at the September 11 Board of Education meeting during the Student Spotlight for the excellence they brought to LPS's New Educator Breakfast.

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Two students stand at each end of a group photo with the Board of Education; diverse in age, gender, and ethnicity; flags and screen in background.

Calvin Hosie, Colton Seib, and Joshua Lucero were highlighted in the Student Spotlight segment of the August 28 Board of Education meeting for their positive contributions to Centennial Academy of Fine Arts Education!

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Four elementary students, three holding “Student Spotlight” certificates, pose with four smiling adults in a boardroom with flags and a screen.

Sandburg paraeducator Stacy Cote was recognized at the August 28 Board of Education meeting for her outstanding dedication to Sandburg's students and families.

Congratulations, Ms. Stacy!

Young student poses with five smiling adults in a boardroom, standing in front of a presentation screen and American and Colorado flags.

Blake Brester and Drea Thom were recognized by the Board of Education during the August 14 Student Spotlight for their contributions to their respective summer School Aged Child Care (SACC) programs.

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A male and a female student hold up their Student Spotlight certificates. They are surrounded by Board of Education members in the LPS Boardroom.

Juan Diego Vargas Caldon and Yarely Montalvo Reyes were celebrated at the August 14 Board of Education meeting during the Student Spotlight for their hard work in summer programs!

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