Parent and Student Resources
 Parents: Our PartnersParents involved as partners in their child's education: that's one of the keys to the success of the Lawrence Public Schools. Parents participate in their children's education by volunteering in the classroom, reinforcing school curriculum with activities at home, serving on school site councils and parent-teacher organizations and by maintaining open communication between home and school.
If a school concern arises, talk first to your child's teacher. If additional assistance is needed with the issue, make an appointment to speak to your child's school principal. If the concern isn't resolved to your satisfaction, contact the district office at (785) 832-5000 and ask to speak to the administrative liaison for your child's school.
Lawrence Public Schools believe effective schools maintain positive relationships between home and school. We welcome parent input and participation.
 Access Your Student's Records Online!
Online Fee Payment
Use this easy and convenient online service to eliminate the need to mail or send fee payments to school with your children.
Online Access to Food Service Accounts
Make credit card payments, check account balances, sign up for email notification of low account balances and review student meal purchases online. This online feature is available to parents through MySchoolBucks.com.
SchoolMessenger Parent Notification System
Lawrence schools use SchoolMessenger to inform parents of important school events and to notify parents in the event of a school emergency. As always, it's important for parents to provide their children's schools with current phone numbers, including emergency contacts. Please notify your child's school about any changes in your family's contact information.
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- Headquarters Counseling Center's local counseling hotline: 785-841-2345
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- Kansas School Safety Hotline for the anonymous reporting of school safety concerns: 1-877-626-8203.
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- Kansas Bullying Prevention Hotline, a free, anonymous resource for questions or concerns about bullying: 1-800-CHILDREN.
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