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Thanks to voters who passed prop FF, our district will be implementing Healthy School Meals for All (HSMA) starting in the 23-24 school year! Go to our meal info section for FAQs. We still encourage families to fill out free and reduced applications each school year.

Summer Food Service Program 2022 Littleton Public Schools will be hosting our summer food service program at two locations this year! All kids 18 and younger can receive a free breakfast and lunch meal. Open to everyone in the community!  Locations and meal times are below:   Littleton High School: Operating June 1st - June 30th, M-Th Serving Breakfast from 8:00am-8:30am Serving Lunch from 11:30am-12:30pm   East Elementary School: Operating June 1st - July 29th, M-Th Serving Breakfast from 8:45am-9:15am Serving Lunch from 12:15-1:00   Contact Katie Kerkhoff, RDN, SNS at 303-347-3358 for additional information   ¿Necesitas esta información en español? Seleccione Información de Comidas en la parte superior de la página.

Do I need to submit a free and reduced price meal application for this school year and next school year? LPS requests families that believe they might qualify for free or reduced price meals to complete an application for SY 21-22 prior to the end of the school year. If a family qualifies for free or reduced price meals, they will be given a 30 day grace period at the beginning of the 22-23 school year. We all know the beginning of the school year is chaotic and this helps ensure a family who qualifies will not be charged for meals starting in August. FREE & REDUCED MEAL APPLICATION (ENGLISH) FREE & REDUCED MEAL APPLICATION (SPANISH)  

Important Note On August, 17, 2022, students will be charged for both breakfast and lunch unless they qualify for free or reduced priced meals.  LPS is encouraging families to apply for the 2021-2022 school year (through June 30, 2022) and again for the 2022 - 2023 school year (before August 17, 2022) to ensure they do not accrue negative balances on their students' accounts. Families who qualify for free and reduced price meals may also receive P-EBT benefits and have access to other waived fees within the district. More information related to the changes: Why are meals no longer free? During COVID, Congress allowed the United States Department of Agriculture to grant waivers allowing all students to eat for free. These waivers were granted to reduce barriers that school nutrition programs would have ensuring all students had access to nutritious meals, regardless of their learning environment or family financial situation based on COVID. Congress did include COVID relief funds in the 2022 spending bill that was passed on March 18th, which means that for school year 2022-23, students will be charged for both breakfast and lunch unless they qualify for free or reduced priced meals. Do I need to submit a free and reduced price meal application for this school year and next school year? LPS requests families that believe they might qualify for free or reduced price meals to complete an application for SY 21-22 prior to the end of the school year. If a family qualifies for free or reduced price meals, they will be given a 30 day grace period at the beginning of the 22-23 school year. We all know the beginning of the school year is chaotic and this helps ensure a family who qualifies will not be charged for meals starting in August. I don’t qualify for free or reduced priced meals, do I need to do anything? If you do not believe you qualify for free or reduced price meals, please make sure that there is money on your students account. You can add money onto their account at https://family.titank12.com. If I do not submit a free and reduced application prior to the first day of school and/or if my student does not have money in their account, what will happen? In LPS, we never take meals away from students. If you have not submitted an application and do not have money in your student's account, your student will be allowed to charge meals into the negative on their account. Families are responsible for paying outstanding balances.

  WHO SHOULD ATTEND? School counselors, psychologists, social workers and clinical professionals interested in a career with Littleton Public Schools. Hear about the great things happening in LPS and learn about upcoming career opportunities within our team. We are hoping to network with dedicated mental health professionals who want to work in a school district that is committed to student mental health and wellness! Check our website regularly for current job openings. MENTAL HEALTH CAREER OPEN HOUSE March 21, 2023 | 5:00-6:30 p.m. LPS Education Services Center Boardroom 5776 S. Crocker St., Littleton, CO 80129    

Littleton High School IB and Advanced Studio Art presents "Moving Too Fast" featuring the portfolio work of Luci Brendinger, Olivia Lingo, and Colletto Schiller. Also including artwork by juniors and seniors from IB and Advanced Studio Art. Reception March 15 from 4:00–6:00 p.m. Depot Art Gallery operated by The Littleton Fine Arts Guild 2069 W Powers Ave Littleton, CO 80120 Show dates March 7–19, 2023 Gallery hours Tuesday–Sunday 11:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.    

The Spirit Celebration  Friday, April 14, 2023, 6:00–9:00 p.m. Infinity Park Event Center www.spiritdinner.com The Littleton Public Schools Foundation is gearing up for The Spirit Celebration, an annual event that celebrates LPS students and staff and raises critical funds. This year’s theme is Taking Flight, and the sky's the limit on what can be accomplished for LPS students and staff.   Mingle with new and old friends, enjoy a festive cocktail hour, indulge in a delicious meal, hear incredible student stories, and take advantage of opportunities to support students at this exciting event. Purchase tickets now before they sell out! Sponsorships are available. Save $25 per ticket with the code EARLYBIRD now through February 28. Purchase Tickets

Littleton Public Schools extends a huge and sincere thank you to our School Resource Officers from Littleton Police Department and Arapahoe County Sheriff's Office. They work with students every day to make sure our schools are safe. We also value the positive relationships with law enforcement that are fostered by these partnerships. Please join us in thanking our SROs!