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Lewis-Palmer School District is a partnership of parents, the community, and educators that aspires to prepare our students to be successful learners, productive citizens, and caring contributors to society. LPSD seeks to develop each student's talents in a safe, nurturing environment and to inspire a life-long love of learning.

Administration Building Hours

Summer Hours: 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Thursday.

It is recommended you make an appointment before visiting the Administration Building.

District Announcements

Attendance Reminder

As you begin to plan your family trips and appointments for the next school year, please reference the 2021-2022 District School Year Calendar. Please be reminded that family vacations are not considered excused absences. Reference D38 Board Policy JH for the list of circumstances that are considered excused absences. Your support regarding your student's regular attendance provides the foundation for great learning experiences to occur in the classroom.

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2021 Aliorum De Awards

The 2021 Aliorum De Awards were held on April 22. There were 30 nominations and 15 award winners. Nominees included D38 students, staff, and community members. This award recognizes the dedication and commitment of an individual who has touched the life of an LPSD student with a disability. Congratulations to all nominees!

Select the image to view the awards ceremony

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Sports physicals for high school students

D38 is partnering with Centura Health to provide sports physicals to all high school and incoming 9th-grade students on May 25. Click here for all the details.

Form to fill out before physical: https://tinyurl.com/fbwn3n8c

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AAFCU Art Show Winners

Many of our D38 students are AAFCU art show winners! This year, students were awarded more than $4,000 in scholarships. AAFCU has provided area students with more than $750,000 in scholarships since 1994. Congratulations to all participants!

Check out students' fantastic artwork here.

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High School Summer School 2021

Summer school for current high school students will be held from June 1-25 at Lewis-Palmer Middle School. For more information, please contact administrators Daniel Kirby at dkirby@lewispalmer.org or Robin Mantaro at rmantaro@lewispalmer.org

To register online: Online Registration Link

To view the Summer School Handbook: Summer School Handbook

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LPSD receives 2021 Best Communities for Music Education award

Lewis-Palmer School District 38 has received a "Best Communities for Music Education" award from the National Association of Music Merchants (NAMM) Foundation for the third year in a row. This award program recognizes outstanding efforts by teachers, administrators, parents, students, and community leaders who have made music education part of a well-rounded education. D38 is one of three Colorado districts to receive this distinction. This is a true testament to our music educators and students!

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Grace Best Facility Master Plan Updates
In January, D38 invited our families and community to participate on a Steering Committee to develop a Facility Master Plan (FMP) for Grace Best. We are moving forward with this work. The most current updates will be available at lewispalmer.org/gracebestplan.

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Apply now for open substitute teaching positions!

D38 is in need of substitute teachers! Requirements to become a sub have changed. Unlike the 1-year authorization, the 2020-21 authorization is NOT district-, BOCES- or charter school-specific and does not require a verification form. Apply here!

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LP and PR ranked as top high schools in Colorado

Lewis-Palmer and Palmer Ridge high schools were ranked as top high schools in Colorado by the U.S. News and World Report. Both schools were also ranked at the national level. Thank you, PRHS and LPHS staff and students, for your continued commitment to excellence!

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D38 Receives Financial Award 2020

Lewis-Palmer School District 38 has again received the ASBO Certificate of Excellence in Financial Reporting award for the Comprehensive Annual Financial Report (CAFR) for the fiscal year ending in June 2019. This award represents D38's commitment to transparency and high-quality financial reporting. Thank you to the D38 Financial Team for continued excellence!

ASBO Certificate and Announcement

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D38 COVID-19 Resources page

For information and D38 communications regarding COVID-19, please click here. For additional resources and information for families, please scroll down to "Wellness and Family Resources."

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Tri-Lakes Women's Club awards grants to LPSD

The Tri-Lakes Women's Club awarded nearly $25,000 in grants to schools and programs throughout LPSD. The award recipients are Kilmer Innovation Team, Art Ceramics Program, Peer Tutoring Center, BCES Preschool Toys, PLES GT Garden, LPHS Band Chairs, and the Adapted Swim Program.

Thank you, Tri-Lakes Women's Club, for making a difference in our schools and the community.

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LPSD Ranked Third Best School District in Colorado

Among the Best School Districts in Colorado of 2019, Lewis-Palmer School District 38 was ranked third in a list of 25 districts, as reported by the Denver Business Journal. The Denver Business Journal reported this information based on comprehensive research done by Niche.

Some of the factors and methodology used in compiling this list included academics, teachers, culture and diversity, parent/student surveys, health and safety, sports, and more.

The 2019 Best School Districts ranking is based on analysis of academic and student life data from the U.S. Department of Education along with college data, test scores, and ratings from Niche users.

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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.

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LPSD Receives CDE's Highest Ranking

Lewis-Palmer School District once again received Accredited with Distinction and all LPSD schools received Performance ratings by the Colorado Department of Education (CDE). These are the highest ratings available from the state.

The District and School Performance Frameworks (DPF and SPFs) from the CDE are now finalized and the LPSD and D38 school frameworks can be accessed on LPSD's Assessment and Accountability page.

Additionally, two LPSD schools are John Irwin award recipients:
Prairie Winds Elementary

Lewis-Palmer Elementary
This John Irwin award is given to schools that demonstrate exceptional academic achievement over time. These schools received an Exceeds Expectations rating on the Academic Achievement indicator of the School Performance Frameworks reflecting exceptional performance in Math, English Language Arts, and Science. More information is available in Schoolview. More information regarding LPSD and other Colorado districts' data is available through the CDE's online resource District Dashboard. The District Dashboard provides district and school level trend data in a variety of visual formats (graphs and charts) so that users can more easily see patterns.
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