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Kindergartners at Deerfield Elementary School received a fashionable and festive surprise when Deerfield special education teacher, Cindy Carlson, recreated their colorful stocking cap drawings as real, wearable works of art.

Here's a digital encore of the opening number from Lawrence High School's Band Concert last night for your listening pleasure. Bravo to all the LHS performers and all their hard work prepping for the big show!

In the spirit of the season, everyone at Kennedy Early Childhood Center gave thanks to one of their school families and an active-duty Army parent on their last day in Lawrence with a heartfelt send-off celebration.

Future engineers, artists, and innovators from Liberty Memorial Central Middle School took their school's STEAM-focused learning on the road to Multistudio’s STEAM Studio in Kansas City, putting their problem-solving skills to work through creative, project-based STEAM challenges.

Lawrence Public Schools honored outstanding volunteers, family partners, and community supporters during its annual Friends of Education celebration on Wednesday, November 19, at the district’s Educational Support Center.

November 16th is known colloquially as "Mr. Joe Day" to those at Woodlawn Elementary School, in honor of the school's long-time custodian and Lawrence hero, Joseph "Mr. Joe" Dozier. To celebrate the special day, Riverhawks from every grade level lined the Woodlawn hallways to surprise their beloved custodian with a school's worth of cheers and gratitude.

Lawrence High School’s lunchroom served as the launch site for Chesty’s Chicken Sauce, a delicious new sauce option developed in-house by students in Rose Barry’s Culinary II class.

We are only 65 years removed from the day six-year-old Ruby Bridges was escorted by four federal marshals as she walked into an all-white school in Louisiana. Ruby's journey was an essential step towards the long overdue desegregation of schools and upholding of the right to education which belongs to every child.

The gym at Southwest Middle School was transformed into an amusement park emporium as the eighth graders unveiled dozens of handmade rollercoasters, scientifically engineered to test their physics fundamentals.

Kindergartners at Prairie Park Elementary School shared wide-eyed looks of excitement as P.E. Teacher Michael Martin rolled out the yellow carpets across the gym floor for some indoor bowling.