Peabody Elementary School | Littleton Public Schools

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Please click here for registration information for Stampede LaCrosse. 2020 Spring Stampede LaCrosse Calling all LaCrosse players. Please click here for registration information for Stampede LaCrosse. Posted on January 22nd, 2020 at 11:12 AM A Message from LPS Regarding Racism and Violence Dear Littleton Public Schools Parents, Staff, and Community Members:The past days and weeks have, once again, shone a spotlight on the tremendous injustices in our society. The shocking and violent deaths of Mr. George Floyd and others serve as clear evidence that we as a nation are not doing enough to dismantle systemic racism and that our collective complacency must end. Littleton Public Schools stands in solidarity with all those within our community, our state, and across this country who are peacefully protesting and voicing their anguish and deep frustration with systems that oppress and devalue Black lives. It’s simply not enough to say “I am not racist.” We must act and demonstrate that we support anti-racism: our beliefs, actions, movements, and adopted policies must oppose racism in all its forms.We also want to reinforce the values and core beliefs of Littleton Public Schools. We emphasize preparing students for a global society, and we respect and embrace the diversity of our community. We know that education makes a significant impact, and we stand ready to address fundamental inequalities and inequities in our society.You may remember that in October of 2017, the LPS Board of Education adopted a Resolution,All Means All, in response to the social unrest prevalent across the nation at that time. This resolution formally announced our commitment to “support all students’ ability to succeed by cultivating learning environments that are physically and emotionally safe and supportive, to embrace and value our diversity, and to act quickly to prevent and address any and all issues of discrimination and harassment in our schools.” These are not just words. These are standards and expectations that guide our thinking about everything we do. It is our duty to model respect and inclusiveness for all. Every day in our schools, we honor the expectation that differing views and opinions should be discussed, but always within the framework of respect and seeking to understand.These can be difficult topics to talk about with your children. The following resources may be helpful to you:How to Talk to Your Kids about Race and Racism- ParentToolkit.comTalking About Race- National GeographicTeaching Ideas and Resources to Help Students Understand the George Floyd Protests- New York TimesEngaging Young People in Conversations about Racism-Anti-Defamation LeagueBooks to Teach Kids of All Ages About Racism- Chicago Parent MagazineHow White Parents Can Use Media to Raise Anti-Racist Kids- Common Sense MediaKids Need to Talk About George Floyd, Protests, Racism- USA TodayTeaching about Race, Racism Police Violence- Teaching ToleranceThank you, students, parents, staff, and community members, for working together to provide a safe and caring environment for all students, and for committing to continuous improvement. This is important work and we simply cannot do it without you.Warm Regards,Brian Ewert, SuperintendentDr. Tera Helmon, Asst. Superintendent of Learning Services A Message from LPS Regarding Racism and Violence Dear Littleton Public Schools Parents, Staff, and Community Members:The past days and weeks have, once again, shone a spotlight on the tremendous injustices in our society. The shocking and violent deaths of Mr. George Floyd and others serve as clear evidence that we as a nation are not doing enough to dismantle systemic racism and that our collective complacency must end. Littleton Public Schools stands in solidarity with all those within our community, our state, and across this country who are peacefully protesting and voicing their anguish and deep frustration with systems that oppress and devalue Black lives. It’s simply not enough to say “I am not racist.” We must act and demonstrate that we support anti-racism: our beliefs, actions, movements, and adopted policies must oppose racism in all its forms.We also want to reinforce the values and core beliefs of Littleton Public Schools. We emphasize preparing students for a global society, and we respect and embrace the diversity of our community. We know that education makes a significant impact, and we stand ready to address fundamental inequalities and inequities in our society.You may remember that in October of 2017, the LPS Board of Education adopted a Resolution,All Means All, in response to the social unrest prevalent across the nation at that time. This resolution formally announced our commitment to “support all students’ ability to succeed by cultivating learning environments that are physically and emotionally safe and supportive, to embrace and value our diversity, and to act quickly to prevent and address any and all issues of discrimination and harassment in our schools.” These are not just words. These are standards and expectations that guide our thinking about everything we do. It is our duty to model respect and inclusiveness for all. Every day in our schools, we honor the expectation that differing views and opinions should be discussed, but always within the framework of respect and seeking to understand.These can be difficult topics to talk about with your children. The following resources may be helpful to you:How to Talk to Your Kids about Race and Racism- ParentToolkit.comTalking About Race- National GeographicTeaching Ideas and Resources to Help Students Understand the George Floyd Protests- New York TimesEngaging Young People in Conversations about Racism-Anti-Defamation LeagueBooks to Teach Kids of All Ages About Racism- Chicago Parent MagazineHow White Parents Can Use Media to Raise Anti-Racist Kids- Common Sense MediaKids Need to Talk About George Floyd, Protests, Racism- USA TodayTeaching about Race, Racism Police Violence- Teaching ToleranceThank you, students, parents, staff, and community members, for working together to provide a safe and caring environment for all students, and for committing to continuous improvement. This is important work and we simply cannot do it without you.Warm Regards,Brian Ewert, SuperintendentDr. Tera Helmon, Asst. Superintendent of Learning Services Posted on June 8th, 2020 at 3:08 PMLittleton Public Schools is currently accepting and processing new student registrations online for the 2020-2021 school year in an effort to maintain safe social distancing practices.Please visit theHow To Enrollpage of the LPS website for details and information on registering your child. If you do not have computer access or need assistance completing the online pre-registration application, please contactthe district registrar, 303 347-4360;districtregistrar@lps.k12.co.us.For questions, please contact districtregistrar@lps.k12.co.usHow To Enroll New to LPS? Register Online! Littleton Public Schools is currently accepting and processing new student registrations online for the 2020-2021 school year in an effort to maintain safe social distancing practices.Please visit theHow To Enrollpage of the LPS website for details and information on registering your child. If you do not have computer access or need assistance completing the online pre-registration application, please contactthe district registrar, 303 347-4360;districtregistrar@lps.k12.co.us.For questions, please contact districtregistrar@lps.k12.co.usHow To Enroll Posted on May 28th, 2020 at 8:23 AM Free Breakfast & Lunch! Summer Feeding Schedule Begins May 27 Updated route begins May 27 -Let's Eat!Free breakfast and lunch for all kids 18 underMeals must be consumed off-siteTwo days worth of meals will be distributed on Monday, Wednesday, FridayPlease Note: In observance of Memorial Day, meals will not be served Monday, May 25.Bus Route 1Powers Park 10:18 AM-10:28 AMHighland Elementary 10:37 AM-10:47 AMFranklin Elementary 10:50 AM-11:00 AMPeabody Elementary 11:41 AM-11:51 AMLenski Elementary 11:58 AM-12:08 PMBus Route 2Twain Elementary 10:26 AM-10:36 AMSandburg Elementary 10:41 AM-10:51 AMAmes Park 10:58 AM-11:08 AMArapaho Park 12:20 PM-12:30 PMHomestead Farm II Pool 12:40 PM-12:50 PMBus Route 3Sterne Park 10:23 AM-10:33 AMEuclid Middle School 10:39 AM-10:49 AMHeritage High School 10:56 AM-11:06 AMWriters Vista Park 11:57 AM-12:07 PMPowell Middle 12:14 PM-12:24 PMBus Route 4Field Elementary 9:56 AM- 10:16 AMWilder Elementary 10:34 AM-10:44 AMGoddard Middle School 10:50 AM-11:00 AMCentennial Elementary 11:03 AM-11:13 AMGeneva Park 12:03 PM-12:13 PMDenver Seminary 12:20 PM-12:30 PMAspen Grove Shopping Center 12:35 PM-12:45 PMSchool SitesLittleton High School 11:45 AM- 12:45 PMEast Elementary 10:30 AM- 1:00 PM Free Breakfast & Lunch! Summer Feeding Schedule Begins May 27 Updated route begins May 27 -Let's Eat!Free breakfast and lunch for all kids 18 underMeals must be consumed off-siteTwo days worth of meals will be distributed on Monday, Wednesday, FridayPlease Note: In observance of Memorial Day, meals will not be served Monday, May 25.Bus Route 1Powers Park 10:18 AM-10:28 AMHighland Elementary 10:37 AM-10:47 AMFranklin Elementary 10:50 AM-11:00 AMPeabody Elementary 11:41 AM-11:51 AMLenski Elementary 11:58 AM-12:08 PMBus Route 2Twain Elementary 10:26 AM-10:36 AMSandburg Elementary 10:41 AM-10:51 AMAmes Park 10:58 AM-11:08 AMArapaho Park 12:20 PM-12:30 PMHomestead Farm II Pool 12:40 PM-12:50 PMBus Route 3Sterne Park 10:23 AM-10:33 AMEuclid Middle School 10:39 AM-10:49 AMHeritage High School 10:56 AM-11:06 AMWriters Vista Park 11:57 AM-12:07 PMPowell Middle 12:14 PM-12:24 PMBus Route 4Field Elementary 9:56 AM- 10:16 AMWilder Elementary 10:34 AM-10:44 AMGoddard Middle School 10:50 AM-11:00 AMCentennial Elementary 11:03 AM-11:13 AMGeneva Park 12:03 PM-12:13 PMDenver Seminary 12:20 PM-12:30 PMAspen Grove Shopping Center 12:35 PM-12:45 PMSchool SitesLittleton High School 11:45 AM- 12:45 PMEast Elementary 10:30 AM- 1:00 PMSchedule in Spanish Posted on May 22nd, 2020 at 7:41 AMYou may be asking, what is the Spirit Celebration and why should I support it? Two great questions that we’d love to answer!Each LPS school has a Parent Teacher Organization (PTO) that raises funds for their particular school for unique needs the principal has identified. Those funds are used solely for the benefit of that school community, students and teachers.The Littleton Public Schools Foundation (LPSF) is a separate nonprofit entity from the school district that raises needed funds to support all LPS schools and students. School budgets, even in a great district like ours, have funding gaps. The LPSF helps fill those gaps through community engagement, such as the Spirit Celebration. We amplify resources to fund innovative programs, extraordinary educational experiences and provide support for students’ well-being that will prepare them for a lifetime of success. In addition, during this challenging time, the LPSF is providing additional funding to support emerging and essential needs like food assistance, connectivity and distance learning support, as well as mental health resources.Now more than ever, we need to come together and support our most valuable and cherished assets…our children and their future! The Spirit Celebration is a way for our entire community, regardless of school affiliation, to collectively rally to raise funds that will supplement district resources and programs, empower teachers to pursue their best ideas and give all students the best opportunity to thrive!Please join us for our online Spirit Week May 9th - 16th and our virtual event on May 16th. It will be worth it, we promise! For more details please visitSpiritDinner.com! The LPSF Spirit Celebration is Happening this Week! Get Involved! The Spirit Celebration is happening May 9- 16! Get Involved!You may be asking, what is the Spirit Celebration and why should I support it? Two great questions that we’d love to answer!Each LPS school has a Parent Teacher Organization (PTO) that raises funds for their particular school for unique needs the principal has identified. Those funds are used solely for the benefit of that school community, students and teachers.The Littleton Public Schools Foundation (LPSF) is a separate nonprofit entity from the school district that raises needed funds to support all LPS schools and students. School budgets, even in a great district like ours, have funding gaps. The LPSF helps fill those gaps through community engagement, such as the Spirit Celebration. We amplify resources to fund innovative programs, extraordinary educational experiences and provide support for students’ well-being that will prepare them for a lifetime of success. In addition, during this challenging time, the LPSF is providing additional funding to support emerging and essential needs like food assistance, connectivity and distance learning support, as well as mental health resources.Now more than ever, we need to come together and support our most valuable and cherished assets…our children and their future! The Spirit Celebration is a way for our entire community, regardless of school affiliation, to collectively rally to raise funds that will supplement district resources and programs, empower teachers to pursue their best ideas and give all students the best opportunity to thrive!Please join us for our online Spirit Week May 9th - 16th and our virtual event on May 16th. It will be worth it, we promise! For more details please visitSpiritDinner.com! Posted on May 11th, 2020 at 9:36 AM Non-Discrimination Notice search buttonNon-Discrimination NoticeLittleton Public Schools does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, sex (which includes marital status), sexual orientation, religion, national origin, ancestry, creed, age, disability, or need for special education services in its programs or activities.The following individuals have been designated to handle inquiries regarding the non-discrimination policies:For inquiries related to staff:Mike Jones, Assistant Superintendent of Human Resources303-347-33755776 S. Crocker St. Littleton, CO 80120mdjones@lps.k12.co.usFor inquiries related to students:Melissa Cooper, Director of Special Education and Student Support Services303-347-34725776 S. Crocker St. Littleton, CO 80120mrcooper@lps.k12.co.usQuestions, complaints, or requests for additional information regarding these laws may be forwarded to the designated compliance officer or directly to the U.S. Department of Education, Office for Civil Rights, Region VIII, Federal Office Building 1244 North Speer Blvd., Suite #310, Denver, CO 80204.

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