District News
News
- Leadership Prep Students Win Mayor's Award for their Neverland Float!
- LPS was invited back to perform at the Frisco Arts 5K Run on October 1st
Parent Resources
- Your Child's Lexile & Quartile Scores
- College Preparedness for Students with Disabilities
- Family-Focused Webinars (Region 10 Resource
- 2023 Parent, Family, and Community Engagement Fair (English) (Spanish)
Student Resources
- College Preparedness Resources for Students With & Without Disabilities
MAP Test or Measure of Academic Progress - What is it and how can it help your child?
STAAR Redesign - Changes on state-mandated testing. See what's coming.
PTO Meeting - First one of the year! Come see what your PTO is planning and needs help with!
2022-2023 School Board Meeting Schedule - See the schedule for upcoming meetings
Leadership Prep Students Win Mayor's Award for their Neverland Float!
LPS was invited back to perform at the Frisco Arts 5K Run on October 1st
Our students did such a wonderful job last year, LPS was invited back to perform at the Frisco Arts 5K Run on October 1st. Our cheerleaders encouraged the runners at the start/finish line. Band played live music on one corner, while LPS Art Students created a large canvas masterpiece further down the race route. Our Aladdin theater cast wowed the crowd with a sneak peek of their upcoming performance. Fun was had by all!
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| The Parent Center network has a common list of 14 priority topics to address. This list comes to us from the Office of Special Education Programs (OSEP) at the U.S. Department of Education. This Hub page focuses on the priority topic of college and career readiness. | Your child is now a young adult and is graduating from high school, ready to take the next step in their journey. The big question is: How do you and your family get started? Navigating college life is often more complicated for students with disabilities, chronic (long-lasting) illnesses, or special health care needs. Navigate Life Texas Website has resources to help guide you and your child on what to do after high school. | Providing Accurate and Consistent Information on the Special Education Process. This website will point the way to information you can trust and understand, and people or resources you can contact for more information and assistance. |
The Parent Center network has a common list of 14 priority topics to address. This list comes to us from the Office of Special Education Programs (OSEP) at the U.S. Department of Education. This Hub page focuses on the priority topic of college and career readiness.
Providing Accurate and Consistent Information on the Special Education Process. This website will point the way to information you can trust and understand, and people or resources you can contact for more information and assistance.
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| Welcome to Planning for College where you will learn the ins and outs of what you need to do to plan for college! | This resource has been created by the Student-Centered Transitions Network (SCTN) to assist students and families with creating a path to a successful life after high school. The guide has steps students and families can take to make sure students are able to find the right work or educational options after high school. It also tells students where to get the services they will need after high school. Each section has phone numbers, emails, and websites to help find what you need. | So, you’ve been told it’s time to start thinking about college. But where do you start? Google? U.S. News & World Report? Well those are good places, but the best place to start is with you. Learn about your disability and set some goals with this resource — this knowledge will empower you to talk with people about what you want and need as you finish high school. |
So, you’ve been told it’s time to start thinking about college. But where do you start? Google? U.S. News & World Report? Well those are good places, but the best place to start is with you.
Learn about your disability and set some goals with this resource — this knowledge will empower you to talk with people about what you want and need as you finish high school.
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