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The Lewis-Palmer School District is situated at the north end of El Paso County, north of the United States Air Force Academy. Serving over 6000 students, the district encompasses Palmer Lake, Monument, Woodmoor and the northern part of the Black Forest area.
In addition to the core curriculum, all district schools offer programs to meet the unique learning needs of students who qualify for Special Education services, Gifted and Talented services, and for those students who speak languages other than English.
Indicators of student learning, as measured by state and national tests, confirm that District 38 ranks among the highest in the state. Our high school graduation rate is over 95%, and approximately 85% continue on to college.
The district provides bus transportation and a hot lunch program, and school-sponsored athletic programs are available for boys and girls at the middle and high school levels.
Please call (719) 488-4700 or explore our website for additional information.
Lewis-Palmer School District Hall of Fame Inductees for 2017
The Lewis-Palmer School District Hall of Fame Selection Committee is pleased to announce the inductees into the 2017 Hall of Fame:
Ida Liebert, former elementary principal
Tommie Plank, former classified employee, school board director, community volunteer
Linda Wilson, former elementary art and second grade teacher
Mike Cassidy (Legacy Award), former high school counselor, coach, athletic director, assistant principal
These people were selected from a sizable number of nominees who made substantial and lasting contributions to District 38. Please look for detailed information about these inductees in the local media during the next few months. They will be inducted into the Hall of Fame at a ceremony and reception on Saturday, October 7, 2017, 2:00 p.m., at Lewis-Palmer High School.
Congratulations to our newest Hall of Fame inductees!
Notice of Public Hearing: Request for Waiver of Charter School Application Process
Pursuant to CRS 22-2-117, Lewis-Palmer School District 38 is seeking waiver from the State Board of Education from CRS 22-30.5-107(1) regarding the charter school application process. The school district will consider this waiver request at a public hearing on July 18, 2017, at 5:00 p.m. at 146 Jefferson Street in Monument, CO. Public comment is welcome. For more information, click here.
Technology Department Receives Award
Extreme Networks recognized the Lewis-Palmer School District Technology Department with their Exemplary Schools Award as "A Visionary 21st Learning Environment" - Recognized for Enabling Personalized Education through the Use of Technology. Extreme Networks recognizes two school districts in the country each year.
During the award presentation, Extreme Network representatives stated that this award is about "recognition for driving student success through the use of technology as opposed to just having technology." When asked what set LPSD apart from other school districts, the reply was, "It is the vision you have for your students." They said, LPSD "has not only put the infrastructure in place but put the right infrastructure in place - infrastructure which is expandable and can handle the rigors put on by various environments and various teachers."
Congratulations, Technology Department. You take really good care of our students and staff.
Financial Recognition:
April 2017: Lewis-Palmer School District receives the Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting.
CAFR Letter and News Release
LPSD Finance Audit Results
Lewis-Palmer School District’s credit rating is again Aa2 which is above the nationwide school district median. Moody’s Investors Service, an independent credit rating agency, judged LPSD’s financial position as very strong exhibiting sound financial management.
Choice Enrollment for 2017-2018
The Choice Enrollment window for the 2017-2018 school year ended February 17, 2017. School open enrollment requests are now handled using the appeal process. Please see the Choice Enrollment page for details.
LPSD continues to be rated as Accredited with Distinction by the state of Colorado:
The CDE released PRELIMINARY DRAFTS of District and School Performance Frameworks (DPF and SPF) on Tuesday, October 4. This information may be accessed under the Assessment and Accountability Department page.
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