Lewis-Palmer Middle School

Max Hawkins isn’t your typical teenager, or athlete for that matter. At just 13-years-old, the Lewis-Palmer Middle School seventh grader has already played soccer in multiple c...

It's never too late to order your 2025-2026 LPMS Yearbook! You can order your 2025-2026 LPMS Yearbook at yearbookordercenter.com with school code 16456 .

A sometimes overlooked department, but one that plays a vital role in our students' success, is the D38 Nutrition Services Department. Nutrition Services works hard to keep our st...

Are you a guardian or staff member in D38? If so, you have probably heard about one of our district’s communication tools, Rooms. Rooms is a part of the D38 app that supports ...

The community gathered at D38's Career & Innovation Center (CIC) on Sept. 17 to celebrate the opening of the new facility with a ribbon cutting ceremony. Among those in attendanc...

This November, D38 will have two seats open on the Board of Education. Three candidates have submitted valid petitions to appear on the November ballot in hopes of filling the em...

Lewis-Palmer School District is pleased to share that the D38 Career & Innovation Center (CIC) is finally open and we're ready to mark the milestone and celebrate new opportunitie...

D38 Answers is our new go-to webpage for providing clear, accurate answers to questions we hear in community conversations, both online and in person. Building strong relationshi...

Would you like to support the Lewis-Palmer Middle School (LPMS) Parent Teacher Organization (PTO) and advertise for your company at the same time? The LPMS PTO is excited to offe...

Summer’s here, but learning doesn’t have to stop! We’ve gathered fun, free, and local ideas to keep your student’s brain growing and creativity flowing over the break. Check out ...

Amy Robinson, science teacher, and gifted and talented facilitator at Lewis-Palmer Middle School, has been named Teacher of the Year by both the Lance P. Sijan Chapter and the Sta...

During their May 19 meeting, the Board of Education unanimously approved Amber Whetstine as the next Superintendent of Lewis-Palmer School District 38. Whetstine has served as D38...

The Board of Education met in an executive session on May 7 to reflect on superintendent candidate finalist interviews that took place after yesterday’s work session. After thoug...

Lewis-Palmer Middle School’s library was transformed into a mini–Comic Con on April 23, as more than 200 students gathered for the annual Fandom Day celebration. Fandom Day is ...

At their regular monthly meeting on April 22, the Lewis-Palmer School District 38 Board of Education announced two superintendent candidate finalists who will move forward in the...

This week, we celebrated the creativity and artistic ability of our students and the amazing art teachers who nurture those skills. District 38 hosted the districtwide art award...

Have you ever wondered what it’s like to fill the role of a Board of Education member? Are you interested in giving back to our community, and supporting D38 staff and students? I...

Lewis-Palmer School District 38 is moving forward with an internal search for our next Superintendent of Schools. This leadership transition offers us an opportunity to reflect on...

The local Civics Bee was held on Saturday, March 29th at the Broadmoor Hotel. Several students represented LPMS. Three of these students made it to the final round of this prest...

Starting March 31st, Lewis-Palmer Middle School (LPMS) will implement a new bell schedule to accommodate the number of snow days taken this year. With the unpredictability of Sp...