Our January Principal's Pride students have AWESOME character and citizenship. We enjoyed eating lunch with them. Keep up the great job!
Congratulations to January's Awesome Authors! These students are building their writing skills. Keep up the great work!
Today we recognized the Math Masters for the month of January. Congratulations to these students for their hard work in Math!
These students enjoyed having lunch with our School Resource Officers this week. Students are selected to be in the SRO Club for demonstrating positive traits needed to be a police officer. Keep up the great work!
It has been an exciting week at LPS! We hosted ribbon cutting ceremonies on Tuesday for each grade level to open our new playgrounds. The students loved exploring and playing on the new equipment.
Congratulations to our January Rockin' Readers! Each student received a book from our Book Nook to continue working on their reading skills!
❄️ First Grade Fun with Snowflake Bentley! ❄️
Last week, our first graders dove into the story of Snowflake Bentley by Jacqueline Briggs Martin! 📚✨ They learned about Wilson Bentley, the amazing American photographer and meteorologist who was the first to capture the beauty of snowflakes in stunning detail. ❄️📸
To get creative, our students made their own snowflakes using Q-tips—each one unique and perfectly symmetrical, just like real snowflakes! 🌨️❄️ What a cool way to connect with science and art! #SnowflakeBentley #FirstGradeFun #WinterLearning
This week, students in Ms. Gilmour's DLI class explored the traditions of Chinese New Year by making red envelopes! Red envelopes symbolize good luck and prosperity and are shared with family, friends, and employees to spread well-wishes and positive energy. Such a fun and meaningful way to celebrate!
Last week, our incredible LPS staff took part in a fun and secretive "Underground Spirit Week"! They kept the themes under wraps from both students and administration, making it a surprise each day. Students and principals had a blast trying to guess the daily theme—such a great way to add excitement to our school community!
Mrs. Sturgeon's preschool class and the other preschool classes had a special visit from their School Resource Officers . On Friday, they enjoyed "Pancakes with Police," where Officer Noel read If You Give a Pig a Pancake and discussed how he and Officer Schneider help keep the school safe. The students also enjoyed yummy pancakes with the officers!
Students in Mrs. Oelker's 2nd Grade DLI classes have been exploring the important reading skill of comparing & contrasting two stories. To kick off their learning in a fun & engaging way, Mrs. Oelker gave them a relatable task: comparing & contrasting themselves to one another!
We had our first Before School Clubs today. Everyone had a great time! We can’t wait for next week.
This week, students in Mrs. Fox‘s 1st grade class created reading journals. Each day, students will add a new decodable story to their journal. Students will practice reading in their reading journal daily to build their reading fluency throughout the year.
Congratulations to the 2nd grade Dirt Road Basketball League Tigers ! They went 10-0, undefeated in the league!
Mrs. Johnson’s first grade class is working hard during centers. Students are working on their skill of the week -tch, high-frequency words, reading, and sentence writing.
LHS Alumni & Staff Reunion Afterparty
Friday, January 31st from 9pm-12am
Liberty Theatre in downtown Lburg
Celebrating 150 years!
Lawrenceburg HS Homecoming
Past and Present Staff Reunion
January 31st, 5:30-7:00 pm
Social gathering in LHS Cafeteria
Recognition at Varsity Game Halftime
These students enjoyed having lunch with our School Resource Officers this week. Students are selected to be in the SRO Club for demonstrating positive traits needed to be a police officer. Keep up the great work!
🎉🎓 100 Days Smarter! 🎓🎉
Our LPS students recently celebrated the 100th Day of School in style and creativity! From rocking decorated shirts in a fabulous fashion show to dressing up as 100-year-old versions of themselves, the day was full of laughs and learning.
Students practiced counting to 100, writing to 100, and discovered so many fun ways to explore the magic of this milestone number.
We're so proud of all the hard work and joy they bring to every day—and we're excited for the next 80 days of growth and adventure!
I enjoyed having lunch with these students this week for Principal's Pride! These students are chosen by their teacher for being outstanding role models. Keep up the great work!
