
During its regularly scheduled meeting on Thursday, August 13, 2026, the Littleton Public Schools Board of Education voted to move forward with placing a $10 million mill levy override (MLO) on the upcoming November 2026 ballot. Read more about the Board's decision in LPS News, and be sure to check out factual information on the Dollars and Sense webpage.

Approximately 830 classified employees serve LPS students, families, schools, and our community every day. Their work is essential to everything we do.
This week, we’re celebrating the incredible people who keep our offices running, support students in our health clinics and classrooms, drive our buses, prepare and serve meals, staff our childcare programs, maintain our buildings and grounds, keep our learning spaces clean and comfortable, help keep our schools and facilities safe, clear snow before students and staff arrive, and provide essential support behind the scenes. 💙
To our office staff, health clinic staff, classroom support staff, bus drivers and transportation staff, nutrition services staff, childcare staff, buildings and grounds and maintenance teams, custodial staff, safety and security staff, and all of the classified professionals whose work supports LPS: thank you!
Your professionalism, hard work, and commitment help create safe, welcoming environments where every student can learn and thrive. We are grateful for the countless ways you serve our students, families, staff, and community each and every day.
Please join us in celebrating our outstanding classified employees! 👏💙

📣 Know a family who’s ready to grow with LPS?
Open Enrollment is now open!
🌱 In Littleton Public Schools, students grow their curiosity, confidence, and purpose through meaningful learning and a wide range of opportunities.
We know how special LPS is. 💙🧡 Help us spread the word by sharing this post with a family who might love to Grow with LPS!

📣 Final Dollars and Sense Community Forums are happening this week!
There are still several opportunities to join LPS in person to learn more about the financial realities facing our district, ask questions during a live Q&A, and hear directly from the superintendent.
📍 Monday, Sept. 28 | 5:30–6:30 p.m. | Heritage High School
📍 Tuesday, Sept. 29 | 5:00–6:00 p.m. | Littleton High School
📍 Wednesday, Sept. 30 | 5:30–6:30 p.m. | Arapahoe High School
📍 Thursday, Oct. 1 | 6:00–7:00 p.m. | Euclid Middle School
📍 Wednesday, Oct. 7 | 6:00–7:00 p.m. | Littleton High School (State Education Forum)
💻 Can’t attend in person? Catch the Special Edition of the LPS Toddcast for a virtual option covering the same information.
🌐 Get factual information about LPS’s budget reality and the mill levy override on the ballot this November on the Dollars and Sense webpage.

🎙️ LPS Toddcast Special Edition - Dollars and Sense
In this special edition of the LPS Toddcast, Superintendent Dr. Todd Lambert and Chief Financial Officer Jonathan Levesque bring our Community Forum conversation to you digitally.
They cover the state of the district, LPS’s budget reality, the steps taken to reduce costs, and factual information about the $10 million mill levy override (MLO) on this November’s ballot.
▶️ Watch on YouTube
▶️ Watch on Spotify

🎙️ The LPS Toddcast is BACK for Season 3!
In our first episode, Superintendent Dr. Todd Lambert sits down with LPS Library Services Specialist Nick Schuster, Chief Information Officer Desmond Grant, and LPS parent Michaela Prescott to talk about AI and technology in LPS.
🤖 Why did LPS create an AI Framework?
💡 How can AI support teaching and learning?
🔒 What about data privacy, policy, and ethics?
👨👩👧 What guidance is available for students, staff, and families?
Hear how LPS is approaching AI thoughtfully and collaboratively—and what our guests hope our community takes away as this technology continues to evolve.
🎧 Watch on YouTube
🎧 Watch on Spotify

🏈 We love seeing our students, families, staff, and community members in the stands supporting our teams! Before you arrive at an LPS sporting event, please remember:
👉 High school students should bring a current student ID.
👉 Students in 8th grade and younger must be accompanied by an adult.
👉 Clear bags only; student backpacks are not allowed.
👉 Outside food and drinks are not permitted. Water containers must be factory sealed or empty.
👉 Foul language and taunting are prohibited.
👉 Drugs, alcohol, and weapons are not allowed on school premises.
👉 Please stay off the field or court unless authorized to be there.
👉 Students will not be admitted after halftime, even with a ticket.
Most importantly, bring your school spirit and help us keep LPS sporting events safe, welcoming, and fun for everyone! 💙🧡
Read more about event regulations on our Codes of Conduct page.

📣 Join us for a Dollars and Sense Community Forum!
LPS families, staff, and community members are invited to learn more from Superintendent Dr. Todd Lambert about the state of the district, our budget reality, and November ballot measure details. Each forum will include time for Q&A.
📍 Mon. 9/14 | 5:00–6:00 p.m. | Newton Middle School
📍 Tues. 9/15 | 6:00–7:00 p.m. | Goddard Middle School
📍 Weds. 9/23 | 6:00–7:00 p.m. | Powell Middle School
📍 Mon. 9/28 | 5:30–6:30 p.m. | Heritage High School
📍 Tues. 9/29 | 5:00–6:00 p.m. | Littleton High School
📍 Weds. 9/30 | 5:30–6:30 p.m. | Arapahoe High School
📍 Thurs. 10/1 | 6:00–7:00 p.m. | Euclid Middle School
📍 Weds. 10/7 | 6:00–7:00 p.m. | Littleton High School (State Education Forum)
🙌 All community members are welcome, and no registration is required.
🌐 Spanish interpretation will be available at every forum. Community members who need interpretation in another language can submit the LPS Parent and/or Community Member Language Interpretation Request Form.
We hope you’ll join us! To learn more, visit the Dollars and Sense webpage.

🎉 Big news for LPS! Littleton Public Schools has earned Colorado’s highest accreditation rating: Accredited with Distinction!
💙🧡 Congratulations, LPS! We’re excited to keep building on this momentum in 2026–2027.
🔗 Read the full story and explore the results!

From Colorado farms to LPS cafeterias!
Students across Littleton Public Schools are enjoying more Colorado-grown and locally produced foods in their school meals, thanks to the work of LPS Nutrition Services and grant funding from the Colorado Department of Education.
Local apples, peaches, rainbow carrots, potatoes, peppers, beef, honey, tortillas, spices and more are making their way into LPS kitchens and into recipes students already know and enjoy.
Read the full story to see how Colorado foods are making their way from farms and producers to student trays.

📅 Save the date! The third annual Community Resource Expo is happening at the East Community Center on Saturday, September 19, from 10:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.
Connect with local organizations offering resources for health and wellness, food and housing, jobs, youth programs, arts and culture, family support, and more—all in a fun, fair-style event with something for the whole family!
🔗 Learn more about the Community Resource Expo!

Join us this Wednesday, August 19th for Back to School Night.


🎓 Congratulations, Class of 2026! 🎉
From college classrooms and trade schools to military service, careers, and countless other adventures ahead, this remarkable group of graduates is ready for what's next.
Read how LPS students charted their own paths to success, earned millions in scholarships, gained real-world experience, and prepared for bright futures beyond graduation in LPS News!

💫 New LPS Toddcast - Teacher Appreciation Week edition! 💫
🍎 Teachers change lives every day, and this special Teacher Appreciation Week episode of the LPS Toddcast celebrates the educators who make Littleton Public Schools such an incredible place to learn and grow.
🎙️ Dr. Todd Lambert and Jonathan Levesque are joined by David, a seventh grader at Euclid Middle School, and Emily Burkhardt (AKA Ms. B 🐝), a seventh grade science teacher, for a conversation about trust, relationships, learning, and the lasting impact teachers have on students.
👏 Plus, hear heartfelt teacher shout-outs from students, families, and staff across LPS.
Check it out now:
🎧 YouTube
🎧 Spotify

ALL LPS SCHOOLS CLOSED. After carefully monitoring weather conditions and forecasts, all Littleton Public Schools are closed Wednesday, May 6. Per College Board, AP Literature testing is rescheduled for May 18. AP Physics testing is rescheduled for May 21. tinyurl.com/LPSWeather25

🌟 This week, Heritage High School is going ALL OUT for Make-A-Wish Colorado — and we're doing it for our wish kid, INGRID, a 10-year-old whose dream is to go to Disney World. 🏰💕
We kicked things off on Monday, April 6th with our Opening Assembly — with surprise guest, Colton our 2025 wish kid!
Here's what's coming this week:
🍕 Andy's, Romano's, Qdoba & Freddy's dine-outs Tue–Wed
🏐 Dodgeball Tournament + 🚁 Drone Show — Wednesday 4/8
🍔 IN-N-OUT Food Truck on campus — Thursday 4/9
🎭 Senior Showdown — Friday 4/10
🎉 Closing Assembly — Monday 4/13
Our goal? $50,000 to grant wishes right here in Littleton. Last year we granted 7 — let's go even bigger this year.
Donate online at the Make-A-Wish Heritage MAD Week page, support by eating out at our dine-out, drop cash in the Miracle Minute boxes, or buy a ⭐ STAR for $25 on Infinite Campus.
Once upon a wish… let's make Ingrid's come true. 🌠
#MADWeek2026 #HeritageHigh #MakeAWish #OnceUponAWish #HHS #LittletonCO #WishWeek #MakeADifference
In this episode of the Toddcast, Dr. Todd Lambert sits down with a Future Educator student, Aaron, and EPIC Campus's Future Educator Pathway Lead, Ms. Betsy Maletz, to explore how LPS is growing its own educators 🌱🍎 From hands-on classroom experience to real pathways into college and careers, this conversation is all about passion, purpose, and possibility.
🎙️ Hear how students are already making an impact and why the future of education is bright in LPS!
🎧 YouTube: tinyurl.com/ToddcastS2E5YouTube
🎧 Spotify: tinyurl.com/ToddcastS2E5Spotify
🎉 Don't forget to send in your shout-outs for Teacher Appreciation Week! tinyurl.com/LPSpodcastfeedback

What does wellness look like in Littleton Public Schools for both students and staff? In this episode, cohosts Dr. Todd Lambert and Jonathan Levesque are joined by four incredible guests bringing unique perspectives:
✨ Myla, 5th grader from Runyon Elementary
🏃 Mr. Jason Hill, Runyon PE teacher
💼 Brian Regan, Director of Benefits
🥗 Leah Schwarzrock, Nutrition Services Supervisor
Together, they explore how LPS supports healthy minds and bodies across our schools—from the classroom to the cafeteria to staff wellness programs.
💙 We’re also inviting YOU to help us celebrate our amazing educators! Submit a shoutout for Teacher Appreciation Week in May using our podcast feedback form: tinyurl.com/LPSpodcastfeedback
🎧 Check it out now:
YouTube: tinyurl.com/ToddcastS2E4YouTube
Spotify: tinyurl.com/ToddcastS2E4Spotify

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.
