Dust off those leg warmers and tease up your hair! Join the PTO for a totally rad evening in support of Hopkins! Adults only night out with Hopkins teachers and school community. Bid on teacher experiences, front row seating to school events and 5th grade continuation and much more! Purchase tickets at givebutter.com/c/ikVMa0 or donate to bit.ly/4cnhG4y. Hope to see you there!
10 days ago, Hopkins Elementary
Colorful retro-style poster reading “Hopkins Spring Auction.” Details include: “Dinner. Drinks. Bidding.” on April 25 at 7pm at Basketball Social House. Adults only. Tickets: $40 each or $75 for two.

Join us for the 15th Annual Cyber Savvy Parenting Night sponsored by the LPS Foundation!

Technology is constantly evolving, and Littleton Public Schools is committed to being your partner in navigating the digital landscape. We are excited to invite you to our 15th Annual Cyber Savvy Parenting Night, an evening designed to provide you with authentic perspectives and practical tools for managing smartphone use, artificial intelligence, and online safety. This event offers valuable insights for parents with students of all ages.

Event Details:
March 11, 2026
6:00 p.m.–8:00 p.m.
EPIC Campus

What to Expect:
We have a diverse lineup of sessions to ensure every family walks away with actionable information:

  • Learn about safety options and smartphone monitoring from the experts at Bark!

  • District professionals will discuss the pros and cons of Artificial Intelligence and your students, and what steps the district is taking to ensure their safety in these realms.

  • Hear directly from students as they share their authentic perspectives on growing up in a digital world.

RSVP Today
Let us know you are coming by completing our RSVP form. Your feedback helps us to prepare materials and ensure a great experience for everyone.

12 days ago, LPS Communications
15th Annual Cyber Savvy Parenting Night, March 11, 2026, 6-8 p.m. at EPIC Campus. Hosted by LPS and LPS Foundation.
Enjoy the long weekend.
12 days ago, Hopkins Elementary
The image is a reminder graphic with a blue abstract background and a rounded white box in the center. At the top is a yellow bell icon. The text reads: REMINDER No School Thursday March 5 and Friday March 6

A Dyslexia Simulation and Family Resource Night
Monday, March 9, 2026
6:00–8:00 p.m.
Littleton High School

We are excited to invite you to this special event hosted by the Dyslexia Task Force. This engaging and educational evening will center around a powerful dyslexia simulation, giving participants a firsthand look at the challenges faced by individuals with dyslexia. Attendees will also have the opportunity to explore a variety of helpful resources and supports:

  • Bemis Library

  • Arapahoe Libraries

  • Reading Ally

  • Free book table

  • And more!

This event was made possible by the LPS Foundation Grants to Educators and is open to all LPS families and staff and is especially beneficial for those wanting to better understand dyslexia and how to support those with reading challenges.

We hope you’ll join us for this meaningful evening of learning and connection! Your RSVP for Inside the Reading Experience is appreciated to help us plan the event, but it is not required.

17 days ago, LPS Communications
LPS Dyslexia Simulation and Family Resource Night, March 9, 2026, 6-8pm at Littleton High School. Pictured are young children reading.
Bad Daddy's Restaurant Night Tuesday, February 24
20 days ago, Hopkins Elementary
An image for a Hopkins Elementary School Fundraiser Night at Bad Daddy’s Burger Bar. Quick Details When: Tuesday, Feb 24th | 4 PM – 9 PM Where: 2151 E Briarwood Ave (Streets of South Glenn) Action: Mention Hopkins Elementary School to ensure a portion of your sale is donated. Note: Valid for Dine-In and To-Go only (no online orders).
Have a wonderful weekend. We will see you on Tuesday.
about 1 month ago, Hopkins Elementary
An image with a white background featuring the United States flag's stars and stripes at the top and bottom. In the center, large red text reads "HAPPY PRESIDENTS DAY." Below this, in smaller dark blue text, it says, "REMINDER NO SCHOOL Friday February 13 and Monday February 16." A row of red stars and stripes lines the bottom of the image.

The Scholastic Book Fair is coming! SAVE THE DATE for March 3 - 5 and get your reader excited to pick out their own books! Start exploring together: Hopkins Book Fair
https://bookfairs.scholastic.com/bf/hopkinselementarysch

about 1 month ago, Hopkins Elementary
A colorful graphic on a dark blue background with various icons like a megaphone, a yellow star, and a heart-eyed emoji. The text reads: "Major Scholastic BOOK FAIR announcement. THE BEST. DAY. EVER. IS COMING!" The Scholastic logo is in a red banner. Bright yellow, light blue, and orange accents are featured throughout.
Active bodies, engaged minds 💙 Hopkins Elementary received LPS Foundation Educator Grants to support movement, focus, and student success.

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about 1 month ago, Hopkins Elementary
Graphic on a dark blue background with colorful green and yellow confetti shapes. Large white text reads “Did you know?” above a bold dollar amount, “$1,818.” Smaller text below says, “Hopkins was awarded two LPS Foundation educator grants totaling $1,818 for the 2025–2026 school year? Thanks LPSF!” At the bottom are two white logos: the Littleton Public Schools Foundation logo with a tree icon and the Hopkins Elementary logo with a smiling mascot face.

Open to all grades (optional to participate)

Solo or team projects (2–3 students)

Medals + certificates for everyone

4th & 5th graders can win Science Trophies

Deadline to Register: Wednesday, February 25

Register here

about 2 months ago, Hopkins Elementary
An illustrated poster for the "Hopkins Science Fair." The central text reads "HOPKINS SCIENCE FAIR" with the date "MARCH 13" written in a yellow box below. The text is centered on a white square with a teal border, decorated to look like it is taped and pinned to a bulletin board. The surrounding background is filled with colorful, cartoon-style science icons, including a microscope, telescope, atom model, DNA strand, Bunsen burner, lightbulb, and various microorganisms.
No School on Monday, January 19
2 months ago, Hopkins Elementary
School-themed reminder graphic on a lined notebook paper background with playful doodles (paper airplane, clouds, stars, pencils, ruler, and dotted arrows). Large bold text reads “Reminder,” with a pink label that says “MLK Day.” A chalkboard in the center displays the text, “No School Monday January 19.” The design uses blue, red, pink, and neutral tones and has a friendly, classroom-style look.

You’re invited to Littleton Public Schools’ Hour of Code: a free, family-friendly evening celebrating Computer Science and STEAM learning!

Monday, January 26, 2026
4:45–6:45 p.m.
EPIC Campus | 190 E. Littleton Blvd.

Start with a short kickoff in the EPIC Campus Great Hall, then explore hands-on, age-appropriate activities for students from preschool through high school. Whether your child is brand new to coding or already passionate about tech, there’s something for everyone! High school students interested in a more deep dive of the Computer Science Pathway at EPIC Campus should watch for details about a follow-up event the following week.

Don’t miss your chance to win exciting prizes, thanks to our local partners.

Register for FREE (or at the door)
Questions? Email Nick Schuster at nschuster@lps.k12.co.us

Watch highlights from last year’s event!

2 months ago, LPS Communications
Hour of Code flyer for EPIC Campus featuring students working on computers and digital binary code graphics.

🎙️ New episode of the LPS Toddcast is live!

Superintendent Dr. Todd Lambert and CFO Jonathan Levesque sit down with two incredible champions of public education: Katie Peshek, President of the LPS Foundation Board, and Jessica Ceriani, Colorado Gives Day Ambassador.

They dive into how the LPS Foundation supports our students, teachers, and schools through amazing events like The Stride and The Spirit Celebration, and how YOU can make a difference year-round—including on Colorado Gives Day! 💚💙

You'll also hear about:
✅ How teachers can apply for funding
✅ What kinds of projects are prioritized
✅ How to support specific schools and programs like the Legacy Fund for Mental Health
✅ Good news from across LPS: Heart Safe School designations, the LPS Chess Tournament, and more! ♟️
✅ Upcoming events like the Middle School Showcase and Hour of Code at EPIC Campus

Tune in and get inspired to be part of the impact! 🙌

🎧 Watch on YouTube
🎧 Watch on Spotify

Give a Year-End Gift to the LPS Foundation

3 months ago, LPS Communications
Littleton Public Schools Toddcast graphic with four guests seated and speaking into microphones.
Kindergarten Registration is open. Please register by January 14th.
3 months ago, Hopkins Elementary
A light green kindergarten registration flyer for Hopkins Elementary School featuring a smiling cartoon frog with outstretched arms. A black star sits to the left of the frog, and a cloud icon is on the right. A white speech bubble near the frog reads “Register Now!” Large black and green text announces “Kindergarten Registration.” Below the frog, text reads “Hopkins Elementary School.” A green and black banner highlights “Register by January 14.” The bottom includes the phone number 303-347-4550 and the URL: https://www.littletonpublicschools.net/page/kindergarten .
Winter Break December 22 - January 5.
We can't wait to see you on Tuesday, January 6
3 months ago, Hopkins Elementary
A blue winter-themed graphic with falling snow and snowflakes around the text “Winter Break” in large white letters. Below it, lighter blue text reads “No School.” At the bottom, a rounded blue box contains the dates “December 22 – January 5.” The background features snowy hills with scattered evergreen trees and snowflakes throughout.

Don’t miss the latest episode of the LPS Toddcast: SPEAKing Up for Mental Health! This powerful conversation dives into how students can access mental health resources in Littleton Public Schools.

Nate Thompson, LPS’s Director of Social, Emotional, and Behavior Services, and Kira, a junior at Arapahoe High School, join cohosts Superintendent Todd Lambert and CFO Jonathan Levesque for an authentic and inspiring dialogue about this vital topic.

Watch on YouTube

Watch on Spotify

Do you have thoughts, questions, or kudos to share? Drop them in our Listener Engagement Form!

4 months ago, LPS Communications
Four-panel graphic for the LPS Toddcast podcast, featuring the logo and four different people being interviewed.
On November 5, Heritage High School welcomed nearly 200 fifth-grade leaders from across Littleton Public Schools for its annual Leadership Conference, an energetic, skills-focused event designed to empower students as they prepare to transition into middle school.

Read more at tinyurl.com/Grade5Conf
4 months ago, Littleton Public Schools
Group of seven elementary-aged students wearing matching blue “Heritage HSS” shirts gather around a table covered in a blue tablecloth. They are building structures using marshmallows and wooden sticks in a classroom setting. The students are focused and engaged, collaborating on the activity. In the background, decorated T-shirts hang along the wall under a window.
Large group of high school students wearing matching red “Heritage” shirts pose together in a gymnasium. Most are seated cross-legged on the polished gym floor, with a few standing in the back. A large “HERITAGE” wordmark with an eagle mascot is painted on the wall behind them in red, white, and blue. Red wall mats, a whiteboard, and a basketball hoop are visible in the background.

LPS is proud to be a district where students are nurtured, challenged, and inspired every day—thanks to the tireless efforts of educators, support staff, families, and community members.

🧑‍🏫❤️ To all of our incredible LPS employees and partners: THANK YOU for your continued commitment to excellence in education. We are grateful for all you do to help our students grow and thrive.

Read more at tinyurl.com/LPSAEW25

4 months ago, LPS Communications
Littleton Public Schools graphic: Two students collaborate on a laptop. Text reads: "HAPPY AMERICAN EDUCATION WEEK."
We are grateful for our Hopkins Community. Enjoy the week off.
4 months ago, Hopkins Elementary
A festive Thanksgiving-themed announcement. It features a cartoon turkey with orange and red tail feathers surrounded by falling leaves. Across the top, it reads in bold red text: “No School November 24–28” There are decorative autumn leaves hanging at the top and scattered around the bottom of the image, giving it a warm, seasonal look.

Click here for the schedule and details.

We want to ensure we have enough food for everyone. Families, please let us know if you plan to attend by either completing the RSVP Google form OR calling the office at (303) 347-4550 by Thursday, November 13th. Note, you do NOT need to RSVP for current Hopkins students.

4 months ago, Hopkins Elementary
Flyer for “Hopkins Annual Fall Family Feast.” The background is cream-colored with fall-themed illustrations around the border, including pumpkins, autumn leaves, pie slices, corn, and a coffee cup. Center text reads: “Hopkins Annual Fall Family Feast” in bold red and orange lettering, followed by “Thursday, November 20” in brown text below. The design uses warm autumn colors and festive seasonal imagery.

📣 REMINDER: LPS Board of Education Candidate Forum is tonight!

Join us for the candidate forum hosted by the District Accountability Committee to learn more about the four candidates running for three at-large seats on the LPS Board of Education!

📅 Wednesday, October 15, 2025
🕡 7:00–9:00 p.m.
📍 Boardroom, Education Services Center

Live stream at tinyurl.com/lpsBOElivestream

5 months ago, LPS Communications
A microphone in focus in the foreground with a public venue out-of-focus in the background