Board of Education 2023 Community/Stakeholder Message

The five members of the Lewis-Palmer School District 38 Board of Education penned a letter to all stakeholders and the LPSD38 community on January 18, 2023. To read the message, tap on the link below.

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Universal Preschool for 2023-2024

Starting January 17, 2023, families can submit an application for preschool  or preK for their child. Additional information can be found on our preschool page.

Choice Enrollment Round 1 Open

Round One of the Choice Enrollment window is open and will run through Feb 10, 2023 at 4:30 pm. See the Choice Enrollment page for more information.

Powerful Parent Safety Academy

Have you ever wanted to engage in open conversation while learning about school safety? Join D38 and our team of experts for a quarterly series of parent-focused topics designed to help you understand how we keep our schools safe, as well as how you can keep your students safe.

Join us in person for our next meeting on January 30 at the Big Red District Administration Building from 6 to 7 p.m., or watch online.

Learn more about this new series here. No reservation is required to attend, and we hope to see you there.

Free & Reduced Lunch Applications Open

All families who think they may qualify for free and reduced lunches, as well as other waived district fees, should apply.

Applications are available online and can be found here: My School Apps. Should you have any questions, call 719-488-4726.

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LPSD is hiring!

If you are searching for a rewarding, meaningful career in education, LPSD is hiring for multiple positions! Some of the open positions include athletic coaches, custodians, bus drivers, teachers, nutritional services, groundskeepers, paras, attendance clerks, and more. Join our team today!

View vacancies and apply here. 

LPSD Tied for Region's Highest Graduation Rate

Lewis-Palmer School District 38 is one of two districts with the highest graduation rate in the region, according to the Colorado Department of Education. This year's percentage increased to 95.5, a jump from last year's 95.4 percent.

Lewis-Palmer and Palmer Ridge high schools were also in the top three schools with the highest graduation rates in the Pikes Peak Region, as reported by the Gazette. Graduation rates have increased to 80.7 percent statewide, according to the CDE. 

Lewis-Palmer District 38 tied with Calhan RJ-1 for highest graduation rate in the region.