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Littleton Public Schools will join the nation in celebrating American Education Week (AEW), November 18-22, 2019. “Reach. Educate. Inspire.” – the AEW theme – reflects LPS’ mission that “100% of LPS students will graduate prepared for meaningful post-secondary opportunities.” American Education Week presents all Americans with an opportunity to honor individuals who are making a difference in ensuring that every child receives a quality education. The weeklong celebration spotlights the different people who are critical in building great public schools for the nation's 50 million K-12 students. LPS Superintendent Brian Ewert said, “It is our objective to ensure that all LPS students leave our classrooms and enter the world as well-adjusted young adults, equipped with the tools they need to be successful in a 21st century workplace.” As a district known for its incredible educational community, LPS celebrates its role in providing quality public education. LPS would like to extend its heartfelt gratitude to all the devoted individuals who work to make this possible!
The Littleton Public Schools Foundation will host its 24th Annual 5K & 10K Run/Walk, The Stride, on Sunday October 27th, 2019 at the Littleton Museum! The LPS Foundation expects 2500 runners/walkers at this year’s event with its best Expo yet. Medals will be awarded to the top 3 runners in each school-age category up to 18 years of age as well, our top 3 overall winners. Register Here - More Information In partnership with Littleton Adventist Hospital and Schomp, The Stride is a community event that brings together students, parents, teachers, staff and neighborhoods with a focus on health, wellness, community and school spirit. “Our goal each year is to promote a healthy and active lifestyle along with building partnerships and support for Littleton Public Schools,” says Littleton Public Schools Foundation Executive Director Beth Best. “We are so pleased to support The Stride,” said Geoff Lawton, Chief Operating Officer for Littleton Adventist Hospital. “It is a natural partnership since we share the same passion to elevate the overall well-being of our community. Littleton Adventist Hospital is continually working to build upon our tradition of care and to achieve our vision for every community and neighborhood to be whole and healthy for years to come.” The Stride will also host a pre and post-race Wellness Expo where community partners will set up fun, informative, and interactive booths that runners, spectators and volunteers can stroll through while enjoying pancakes provided by Flippin’ Flapjacks. The Expo is a collection of local businesses who share the same mission of supporting public education and students within the Littleton Public Schools district. “We like to support events like The Stride that gives us an arena to connect with people and support the local community. Schomp Spark is our way of giving back to education, wellness, and stewardship,” explains Schomp Director of Sponsorships and Events, Carla Finn. We hope to see you there!
Our schools are safer when we know the status of student immunizations. In accordance with state law, LIttleton Public Schools Student Support office and all schools are working hard in partnership with LPS parents to update student immunization records. Current and compliant immunization records or a current exemption must be on file with the school. Students without immunization records or an exemption will be excluded from school starting November 1, 2019. Please check our district website https://littletonpublicschools.net/immunizations for more information or contact your school's school nurse consultant or health assistant with questions or to update your child's records.
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