Congratulations to our 2017-2018 LHS Yearbook staff who earned the 2017-2018 All-Colorado Yearbook award for the highest level of achievement. The Colorado Student Media Association recognized Cor Lionis Littleton High School as one of the top yearbooks in the state. Judges for this award are asked to assign an overall rating to each medium judged, and school size or classification are not considered; the theory is that the standards are the standards, and that any size school can reach those standards. LHS earned the top rating! Congratulations, Yearbook!
Congratulations to our Lions UNIFIED bowling team for placing 5th in the Colorado Special Olympics-CHSAA Inaugural State Bowling Championships at Monaco Lanes in Denver on Friday, November 9. Team members include Adrianna Avalos-Moore, Scott Bourg, Tinley Enzminger, and Samantha Ostlee. Special thanks to the LPS and LHS administrators, teachers, and support staff that helped make this happen for our student-athletes, including Clay Abla, the LHS Leadership Team, Heather Stukey, Deanna Encinias, and Nate White. Go, Lions!
The Lions' Follies, LHS' wonderful student variety shows, are this Thursday and Friday, November 8th and 9th, at 7:00 pm. Come see our talented students sing, dance, and perform! Click here to buy your tickets discounted online!
Lion Pride Preview is next Wednesday, November 14th, at 6:30 pm. It is our Showcase Event! See why you should be a future Littleton Lion! Join us as we showcase our academic, athletic and activity programs. Tour campus, and meet our Lion family!
Littleton Public Schools District Chess Tournament Sponsored by LPS Gifted Education Department Saturday, December 1st, 2018 Newton Middle School (entrance at East door) Corner of Arapahoe Rd. and Colorado Blvd. 8:00 a.m. arrival and check-in 5 rounds Non-elimination tournament Levels K-1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6-8 Awards at approximately 2:30 p.m. Bring your own chess set for practice between rounds Bring your own food and drink Registration Form
Watch the Video: LPS Bond Measure 4A & Statewide Initiative Amendment 73 The LPS Bond Measure 4A is a property tax increase that will be decided by local voters. It will raise $298 million for capital projects, such as the construction of new schools, continued repair and upkeep of others, the renovation of the former Schomp Automotive property into a Career and Technical Education and Innovation Center, and new furniture in LPS schools. Statewide Initiative Amendment 73 is a statewide income tax affecting the top 8% of income earners in Colorado. It will raise $1.6 billion annually for K-12 education statewide, bringing Colorado closer to the national average in school funding. LPS' share of those funds is $23.1 million annually. Funds will be spent on recurring needs such as additional staff in schools to better meet the safety, academic and mental health needs of students; new programming and additional staff for the Career and Technical Education Center; and free full-day kindergarten districtwide. In LPS, both initiatives work together to provide funding that will address student needs. LPS taxpayers will have the opportunity to vote on both initiatives. For more information, please visit November Ballot: Local Bond 4A & State Funding Initiative Amendment 73 on the district website.
LPS high schools welcome the Class of 2023! Attend the upcoming showcase nights to learn more about the high school experience in each of LPS’ three top ranked high schools. Current 8th graders, interested high school students and families are invited to attend. Heritage High School Freshman Showcase Tuesday, November 6, 2018 6 p.m. – HHS Theater Littleton High School Lion Pride Preview & International Baccalaureate Program Information Wednesday, November 14, 2018 6:30 p.m. – LHS Theater Arapahoe High School Freshman Showcase Monday, December 3, 2018 6 p.m. – Sitting Eagle Gym Attendees will have the chance to learn more about: Comprehensive core academics and elective offerings College preparatory curriculum Advanced placement courses Concurrent enrollment STEM offerings International Baccalaureate Programme Performing Arts Athletics Activities LPS high schools have been featured in Newsweek’s “Top High Schools in America” and 5280’s “Top High Schools in Denver.” Eighty-six percent of LPS graduates plan to attend college or post-secondary education. The Class of 2018 earned more than $46 million in college scholarships. A consistently high number of graduating seniors earn National Merit, Boettcher, Presidential and military academy scholarships. All three high schools are highly competitive in athletics, STEM and the performing arts. All three high schools are currently accepting applications for out-of-district students. LPS Showcase Nights - Flyer
As part of Safe Schools Month, LPS will host a special event focusing on mental health, LPS: We Are Stronger, for parents and the LPS community on October 29th, 7:00-8:30pm at the Southside Fellowship Church, 6560 S. Broadway in Littleton. Sponsored by the Littleton Public Schools Foundation and the Littleton Adventist Hospital Foundation, event topics will include: What are the protective factors that get us through difficult times and help prevent stress, substance abuse and suicide? What can parents do to help their kids become strong, resilient and healthy? Hearing from LPS students about how they are spreading a message of hope, help and strength! Learn about the Littleton Sources of Strength program and how you can get involved. See the Event Flyer here. For more information or special accommodations, please contact Jon Widmier at jwidmier@lps.k12.co.us.
Early High School, a unique, public, one-year, full-day program for accelerated eighth graders on the campus of Littleton High School.
