Lawrence continues to focus all attention on the unfolding coronavirus outbreak. As of Thursday morning we have NO positive cases in our community. All Nassau County Superintendents were updated yesterday afternoon by the County Health Commissioner and are in continual contact. We also are being updated from the state education department today. Please follow all proactive measures and I will continue to inform you if any information changes. Again, No cases are in Lawrence. Thank you
Donna Rosenblum of Reason to Smile, an organization on a mission to help provide educational opportunities for children attending the Jambo Jipya School in Kenya, visited LES to speak to our learners. LES Student Council will have a pop up shop for the sale of bracelets.
Good morning Lawrence families. As of Tuesday morning, Lawrence still has no reports of exposure or diagnosis of the coronavirus. Please visit the news section of the district website or app for an update from the Superintendent.
Thank you to Count Executive Laura Curran for speaking to our students today on the role of government. She also reassured students that the County is addressing the Coronavirus on multiple fronts. The. Students asked insightful questions and we were so pleased she took the time to come to Lawrence.
Last chance to bring any Princesses ( or Princes) in your life to Lawrence Middle Schools production of Frozen Jr. Friday night at 7pm. The show was outstanding and is recommended by my granddaughters. Lawrence’s students excel in so many ways!
Good afternoon Lawrence Families- To prevent the spread of germs, a child who has cold/flu like symptoms should not come to school. A letter from Dr. Pedersen can be found in the News section of our District Website or App. Thank you for helping us keep Lawrence healthy.
Reminder: Parent-Teacher Conferences is on Thursday, March 5th, 2020. Student’s Dismissal is at 11:15am. Reunión de padres es mañana Jueves 5 de marzo 2020. Salida de estudiantes es a las 11:15am.
Please join us for the Lawrence MS Drama Club's production of Frozen Jr. in the Lawrence MS auditorium on Thursday, March 5 & Friday, March 6 at 7 pm. Tickets are $5 and children under 10 are free. We hope to see you there!
Next week is National School Breakfast Week! Lawrence will be celebrating by offering free breakfast to all students. Remind your student(s) to stop into the cafeteria to pick up breakfast every day next week.
Updates on the coronavirus and Department of Health guidance can be found in the news section of Lawrence.org and on our App.
As in all cold and flu seasons, children are reminded to frequently wash hands. Parents, ill children must stay home.
Study habits and good attendance habits are keys to excellence. As school reopens from winter break, we remind each and every learner to reach for success. Your teachers and the entire staff are here to support you.
Happy 100th Day of School at Lawrence Primary School❤️
Celebrating friendships by making Lovebugs at the PRISE program
HS Chamber Orchestra members perform wonderful assemblies for our MS & ES Orchestra students. Guest conductor Audrey Michlig also had her debut!
The Lawrence community celebrates the individual strengths and talents of our learners.
Mrs. Glenn's learners choose each day how they want to greet their teacher ! It is remarkable to see their excitement upon entering their classroom & setting the stage for a good day each morning !
We hope families will find the early release of the School Calendar 2020-2021 useful for planning purposes.
Please join us for the hilarious HS Broadway Showcase production of Shrek in the Lawrence HS auditorium on Thursday, February 6 at 7:30, Friday, February 7 at 2:45 and Saturday, February 8 at 7:30. Tickets are $10 with Friday student discount tickets -$5. You don’t want to miss it!
The Pre-K student and staff at the
Early Childhood Center #4 School celebrate the cultural mosaic that is the Lawrence School District. Their message, “Love one another”.
LES held a “How to be a Good Friend” fifth grade assembly yesterday. Ms. Bartels, Mrs. Brickman and Mrs. Beckmann led our learners through the skills needed all the while using audience participation to make it meaningful. The assembly sparked conversation about feelings and how to deal with others.
