Wishing our Lawrence Public Schools families a safe and happy Memorial Day weekend. We will be open for school again on Tuesday, May 28th.

Graduating Seniors from the Lawrence High School Class of 2024 were celebrated during the annual Alumni night. More than $165,000 in scholarships were awarded this year for excellence in academics, athletics, theater and much more. Congratulations to all our Seniors!

Breaking records with academic excellence at LHS, this year's graduating class received more L Pin awards than ever before. The L Pin is awarded for a GPA of 3.8 or above for Distinction and 4.1 or above for Great Distinction. 

88 Seniors and 74 Juniors received the L Pin this year. Congratulations to all the recipients for achieving this award for academics!

During the Civics Day presentations at LHS Campus today, Mayor Brian A De Peña signed two ordinances into effect. Both were initiated by student projects as part of the Civics curriculum. Well done students, hard work really making a difference in Lawrence!

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Spark Academy 7th & 8th graders participated in hands-on activities at the Carnival of Learning presented with Gear Up. The students learned about educational and career related opportunities open to them in future by speaking with local representatives from non-profits and higher education institutions.

And you can catch the game tonight, Lancer Varsity Baseball in their last regular season Home game at the High School 4:15pm. Click here for recent game photos.

Grade 2 students from the Guilmette Complex thoroughly enjoyed their field trip to the EcoTarium in Worcester! This indoor/outdoor learning experience took students through various living habitats for various aspects of nature. Our second graders loved this experience!

Wetherbee families participated in a recent Unified Arts Family Night Showcase hosted by the Specials teachers. They watched musical and theater performances, investigated with Science experiments, got moving with Physical Education, created art and had a chance to win a specials themed raffle prize. Fun night for all!

The Serving Stars program at Arlington School provides students with academic support, tennis skills and on this occasion a Varsity Tennis match to watch. In the middle is LHS Grad and one of the coaches, Angel, surrounded by the team.

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Laughing while tying a tie, participants at the Merrimack Valley Transition Fair share important information and resources with families of students with special needs as they plan to transition from High School to next steps. Many resources are available across the region. Click here to view photos of some participating service providers.