If your family is affected by the government shutdown, you may be eligible for free or reduced price meals. Follow this link to apply today. https://www.myschoolapps.com/Application During a temporary lay-off or federal furlough without pay, families can apply for free or reduced price school meal benefits using current income information. Even temporary reductions in income can qualify a family for benefits. Applications must include all other household income and be completed according to requirements. Families have the option to request their meal benefits be terminated at any time. For questions, contact Debbie Smith Email: dcsmith@lps.k12.co.us Phone: 303-347-3360
Online applications for Early Access to kindergarten or 1st grade for the 2019-20 school year are now being accepted. The deadline for applications is April 1st, 2019. No applications will be accepted after that date. Early Access Application
Kindergarten registration will be held at each elementary school on January 28 and 29, 2019. You can register your kindergartner by completing an online pre-registration form and visiting your local school. HOW DO I REGISTER MY CHILD FOR KINDERGARTEN? Step One: Students New to LPS — Visit www.littletonpublicschools.net/kindergarten to preregister your kindergartner online any time before January 28th. Existing LPS Families — Contact your kindergartner’s school to set up an account for your kindergartner in your existing Family Portal account in Infinite Campus any time before January 28th. Step Two: Attend an upcoming Kindergarten Information Session at your elementary school before January 28th. Check the district website or your school’s website for dates and times. Step Three: Attend the Kindergarten Registration Event at your elementary school in January. After February 1st, Kindergarten Registration will take place at the Education Services Center, 5776 S. Crocker St., Littleton, CO 80120. What do I need to bring with me? When you register your child at either your school or the Education Services Center, please bring the following items for your child: A printed copy of your online pre-registration, which you completed and printed at home Birth certificate Immunization records Proof of residency (house contract, deed, utility bill or lease agreement) Emergency contact information Parent Identification, i.e. driver’s license Do I have to live in the Littleton Public Schools district or in the neighborhood of my school of choice? No. LPS welcomes out-of-district students and we work with families to accommodate in-district optional enrollment whenever possible. Contact the LPS elementary school of your choice and ask about open enrollment and/or in-district optional enrollment opportunities. For more information: Visit the Preschool & Kindergarten page Download our Kindergarten Brochure Attend an Information Night
Littleton Public Schools invites parents to attend its annual 5th Grade Parent Night! Heritage High School Theater 1401 W. Geddes Ave., Littleton CO 80120 January 22, 2019 – 7 p.m. All parents of current 5th graders who are interested in learning more about the unique opportunities available in LPS middle schools are encouraged to attend. Littleton Public Schools has four middle schools: Euclid, Goddard, Newton and Powell. While each has its own personality, all four offer the guaranteed, rigorous LPS middle school curriculum. Balanced between STEM and Liberal Arts, students are exposed to a wide variety of academic disciplines. A top-rated education is important, but a sense of community and belonging is paramount. Students and families in LPS support one another in and out of the classroom, creating a place that everyone can call home. The evening will focus on a conversation about what to expect from the LPS middle school experience. Principals Cindy Corlett (Euclid Middle School), Bryan Breuer (Goddard Middle School), James O’Tremba (Newton Middle School), Steve Wolf (Powell Middle School) and Ashley Broer (Options Middle School and Phoenix 6-8) will all be present, along with Director of Secondary Education Clay Abla. Topics include LPS common middle school curriculum, transition activities and the importance of communications. Parents will learn about the strong academic programs offered, including STEM, and the variety of electives, athletics and performing arts available. The evening will also address questions specific to out-of-district families and parents of students who need special services. “Accredited with Distinction” for 8 years in a row by the Colorado Department of Education, Littleton Public Schools is among the Denver Metro Area’s highest rated districts. So whether you live in the district or are coming to LPS from another district, you can be certain that you are getting the very best. This is a parent-only event. Students will have an opportunity to visit middle schools in the spring. For more information, call 303.347.3334 or visit the Middle & High School Choices page on the district website. We look forward to seeing you there! 5th Grade Parent Night 2019 - Flyer
Kindergarten and Preschool Information Night for those interested in attending Fall 2019 is Wednesday, January 16th at 6:00 PM.
Hopkins is inviting all Hopkins fathers, grandfathers, guardians, etc. to commit to at least one volunteer experience per semester, spending time on the Hopkins playground during lunch recess. Volunteers are asked to be visible and present, support, circulate, and get to know as many Hopkins students as possible. Volunteers are asked to keep an eye out for students who may not be connecting with other students to check-in, encourage, and engage. Every child deserves a “High 5!” Volunteers are encouraged to referee, play, coordinate or manage games and activities on the playground. All volunteers will sign in and be given a full background check with our new Relatrix Sign-in system in the office. If you are able, 48 hours prior to your first volunteer day, please register online using the following link: https://lps.ezcommunicator.net/edu/lps/login_form.aspx?app=0. Then, when you arrive to volunteer, please check in at the office and and we will print out your permanent badge to keep on file in the office. September October November December - No Playground Heroes Sign Up this Month January February March April May
As a reminder, our school times have changed and we are implementing a new drop off policy. Our school-day is 8:00am-2:43pm. Students will be able to enter the building beginning at 7:45am and go directly to their classrooms. All students need to be in their classrooms by 8:00am. There will not be any supervision on the playground before school and students will not be allowed on the playground before school. Staff will be at the front door, the lower playground door, and the upper playground door to let students in the building beginning at 7:45am. Our late start Wednesdays will begin at 9:00am with students allowed to enter the building at 8:45am. Please see the attached flyer for more information and contact me if you have any questions or concerns. It is important that your child is picked up when the bell rings at 2:43pm. We do not have supervision after 2:43pm for our students not actively enrolled in the High Hoppers program. If you need child care before or after school, please contact our SACC manager, Carissa Starbuck, at the ice cream social for information on High Hoppers before and after school care. This is a wonderful program and the students who attend are very well taken care of and enjoy their time at High Hoppers!
The main form of communication you will receive from Hopkins is a weekly electronic newsletter. This will contain important dates and information you will want to know. Please make sure you complete your yearly online check-in in your Infinite Campus Parent Portal to be sure all of your information is up to date. To receive electronic communication from Hopkins, pay close attention to the communication checkboxes. Our Hopkins website is another great place to find the latest dates and information.