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Take the 2014 LTPS Strategic Planning Survey
 We'd like to hear from you! In preparation for drafting the next strategic plan and for discussion during the Community Conversation (referenced below), we are gathering feedback.
Please take the brief survey here. Your input is very important to us!
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Register Now for Community Conversation
 Mark your calendar! We hope you'll be part of the Conversation and attend our next Community Conversation set for Wednesday, December 3, 2014. The event is in the Lawrence High School Commons. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. and the event starts at 7:00 p.m. Come early and meet some of our community partners. This school year is the last year of our current, five-year strategic plan. At the Conversation, we'll begin discussing information important to consider in our next strategic plan. To help us in drafting that plan, we'd like your feedback. How are we doing? Where can we improve? What are we doing well? In case you missed it, please take the survey referenced in the above article here. Babysitting and light refreshments will be provided during the Community Conversation. Register here to attend the Conversation. We hope to see you on December 3rd! |
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Lawrence High School Homecoming--October 18
 Lawrence High's Homecoming game is Saturday, October 18, at 2PM against Cinnaminson.
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LIS Students "Walk This Way"
Lawrence Intermediate School (LIS) 4th graders participated in the "Safe Kids, Walk This Way" program on October 7 & 8. Students enjoyed an assembly on pedestrian safety before participating in an afternoon of hands-on learning about safe walking. Jane Millner of St. Lawrence Rehabilitation Center, the lead organizer of Mercer County Safe Kid, Jerry Foster, and Aly Dyson of Transportation Management Associates worked with LIS to bring FedEx trucks and Boomer, the Trenton Thunder mascot, for the afternoon of learning. Students participated in surveying the walkability of the area around LIS, while learning about staying safe while walking and riding bikes.
Photo L to R: Jane Millner of St. Lawrence Rehab; Pam Mount of Sustainable Lawrence; Pat Colavita, Mercer County Freeholder; Owen Boggs, LIS 4th grader; Boomer, Trenton Thunder Mascot; Sophia Madzy, LIS 4th grader; Jessica Heller, LIS House Leader; Matt, Boomer's assistant; and Dave Adam, LIS Principal
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LHS Transition Class Presents at HVRHS
 Students in Lawrence High's Transition Class presented to the Hopewell Valley Regional High School about the LHS Transition Services button-making business. During the visit, LHS students made sample buttons with the HVRHS logo.
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