Main Office: 7:00 to 3:30
Attendance Office: 7:15 to 3:15
Class Time: 7:40 to 2:52
Unless otherwise stated, all hours are Monday through Friday.
Lewis-Palmer congratulates all student-athletes who signed National Letters of Intent to play sports at the collegiate level for the 2020-2021 school year!
Here are the students:
Coach Brian Barkey has established a new mindset for the Lewis-Palmer's varsity soccer team and has thus far been successful in building a stronger team.
Due to his new strategy and investment in the team, Barkey was nominated and won the Coach of the Year award.
Congratulations, Coach Barkey!
To read the full Gazette article, click here.
LPHS Social Studies teacher Mrs. Lucido won the local Veterans of Foreign Wars Teacher of the Year award and will be advancing on to the State round.
Good luck, Mrs. Lucido!
For more information about the VFW award, click here.
Congratulations to the following students!
Updates
Please understand that this information may change; we are updating the LPHS Remote Learning web pages frequently as we refine plans and make adjustments.
March 20, 2020
About the Next Few Weeks
Lewis-Palmer High School is preparing to launch Remote Learning for our students on March 31, 2020. Our teachers will be using our Canvas LMS, Google Classroom, or another curriculum delivery system. On March 30, teachers will send an email to students and parents to let them know which system they are using to post assignments. Students are encouraged to communicate with teachers via email and other methods that the teacher indicates.
Remote Learning days are designed to provide connections and continuity of instruction. What this will look like for our students is that every scheduled school day of Remote Learning, teachers will post activities/assignments for the classes that are scheduled to meet that day. Teachers may also use tools such as Google Meet to hold synchronous sessions with students during their regularly scheduled class time; these sessions will allow for a virtual classroom environment in which students can connect directly with the teacher and with other students.
No grades will be given 3/30-4/10. The focus will be on connections and continuity of learning. Students will also be using feedback from teachers to move toward building skills and mastery of Remote Learning objectives.
Schedule: March 23 - April 20
| Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| March 23 Spring Break - no Remote Learning |
March 24 Spring Break - no Remote Learning |
March 25 Spring Break - no Remote Learning |
March 26 Spring Break - no Remote Learning |
March 27 Spring Break - no Remote Learning |
| March 30 Teacher work day: Remote Learning preparation & team collaborations; Family pickup of devices |
March 31 - ORANGE Periods 1-4 First Remote Learning Day |
April 1 - BLACK Periods 5-8 Remote Learning Day |
April 2 - ORANGE Periods 1-4 Remote Learning Day |
April 3 - BLACK Periods 5-8 Remote Learning Day |
| April 6 Teacher work day: Remote Learning preparation & team collaborations. |
April 7 - ORANGE Periods 1-4 Remote Learning Day |
April 8 - BLACK Periods 5-8 Remote Learning Day |
April 9 - ORANGE Periods 1-4 Remote Learning Day |
April 10 - BLACK Periods 5-8 Remote Learning Day |
| April 13 Teacher work day: Remote Learning preparation & team collaborations. |
April 14 - ORANGE Periods 1-4 Remote Learning Day |
April 15 - BLACK Periods 5-8 Remote Learning Day |
April 16 - ORANGE Periods 1-4 Remote Learning Day |
April 17 - BLACK Periods 5-8 Remote Learning Day |
| April 20 - ORANGE Tentative in-school return date for students and staff. This date is subject to change. |
Student Expectations
Students should spend at least 1 hour per week on class work for each class. These time designations are minimums, and students should plan on more time for courses such as AP classes.
Students should:
Students who need help should consult the resources posted here and should feel free to reach out to their teachers.
Student Participation & Engagement
Teachers will be using the Attendance tab in Infinite Campus to document student participation and engagement each day of Remote Learning. Students will be considered present for class if they have connected with the teacher in some way, such as submitting an assignment, logging into the Learning Management System and reviewing activities, participating in a live meeting or class discussion, or otherwise interacting with the curriculum in some manner that is evident to the teacher.
Ways to Support LPHS
Lewis-Palmer D38 Teacher Wish Lists
Looking for an easy way to do something for our fantastic D38 staff? Check out our teacher wishlists on the Clear the List Facebook page. Many of our teachers have made wishlists on Amazon - all you have to do is find their list on the Facebook page and make a purchase. Please send your package to their school, and include the teacher or department name in the address. So far the response has been fantastic and our teachers truly appreciate everything we do for them. If you do not see your favorite teacher's list, ask them to make one and then send the link to the Facebook page. Happy shopping!
Booster Club, Amazon and King Soopers
The Booster Club is now linked with Amazon Smile and King Soopers. By choosing the Lewis-Palmer High School Athletic Booster Club as your nonprofit of choice, a percentage of your purchase will be donated back to the Booster Club, which then gets passed on to our teams at the end of the school year.
Just search Amazon Smile for our nonprofit, and link your King Soopers card to the Lewis-Palmer High School Athletic Booster Club.
Please contact the Booster Club if you have any questions.
Thank you for supporting our students!
Lewis-Palmer High School is excited to be part of the Adopt D38 district wide donation program for the 2019-2020 school year. This program allows you to specifically designate the recipient of your generous donation. If you choose to “Adopt-A-Teacher”, that teacher will receive 100% of your contribution, and your donation is tax deductible. Teachers will use donations for classroom enhancements such as books, visual aids, manipulatives, and learning games.
Lewis-Palmer School District 38 has been awarded a 2020 Best Communities for Music Education award from the National Association of Music Merchants (NAMM) Foundation. The award program recognizes outstanding efforts by teachers, administrators, parents, students and community leaders who have made music education part of a well-rounded education. Designations are made to districts and schools that demonstrate an exceptionally high commitment and access to music education.
The Lewis-Palmer School District 38 Board of Education will be conducting a special meeting/work session on the 7th day of April, 2020 at 9:30 a.m. This meeting will include videoconferencing but there will be parties present at 146 N. Jefferson St., Monument, CO. As of the date of this notice, those present at remote locations will be: Theresa Phillips, Ron Schwarz, and Tiffiney Upchurch, appearing by videoconference. Those at the meeting site will be: Matthew Clawson and Chris Taylor.
Please note that this is a work session of the Board and not a regular business meeting, so there will be no opportunity for public comment. This is view-only access. We are recording this session and plan to have it posted on the district website within five business days.
Join Zoom Meeting: https://zoom.us/j/977737301
Meeting ID: 977 737 301
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."
Thank you to the approximately 200 stakeholders including parents, grandparents, alumni, staff, students, business owners, and community members who showed up at the 10 Community Collaboration Events that D38 hosted in January and February and discussed the next steps for D38.
Find all the data resulting from these events at lewispalmer.org/communitycollaboration.
The Lewis-Palmer School District Board of Education approved school year calendars during the January meeting. By selecting Calendar on our district and school websites, you may view the following changes:
2019-2020 District School Year Calendar with the following changes to account for excessive snow days so far this year:
April 10, 2020, changed to a school day for all K-12 students
May 8, 2020, changed to a school day for all K-12 students
The 2020-2021 and 2021-2022 were also approved and are available under the Calendar tab.
2020 is a Census year, and everyone counts.
Your participation can help shape the future for our students, schools, and community. Census results assist in determining how federal funding is used throughout the country and in our communities. A census is conducted only once a decade, making participation crucial to understanding needs such as new fire departments, new roads, school funding, etc. Every household will receive an invitation to participate in the 2020 Census by April 1.
To learn more about the 2020 Census, please click here.
Would you like a rewarding job with a flexible schedule and paid training? The LPSD Transportation Department is hiring bus drivers to support daily routes, field trips, and fun activities throughout the school year.
Apply for an interview today! 
Free Math Tutoring at the Monument Library
Mondays from 3:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. starting September 9, 2019. See the After Math flyer for details.
Lewis-Palmer School District 38 has received a 2019 Best Communities for Music Education award from the National Association of Music Merchants (NAMM) Foundation. The award program recognizes outstanding efforts by teachers, administrators, parents, students and community leaders who have made music education part of a well-rounded education. Designations are made to districts and schools that demonstrate an exceptionally high commitment and access to music education.
Address 1300 Higby Road, Monument, CO 80132
Phone (719) 488-4720
Fax (719) 488-4723
