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Elementary Newspaper Club The elementary newspaper club had a special guest speaker at their meeting this past Tuesday. Dana Plewka, the Educational Services and Youth Content Manager for the Denver Post, spoke to students about the importance of journalism in today’s …
Swing Dance Club Led by high school junior Riley Scott and senior Caled Al-Adsani, the Academy Swing Dance club meets weekday mornings and gives students the opportunity to learn the basics of several different styles of dance. Exploring Dance …
Supporting Santa Cops LCS works hard to empower students to support causes that are important to them and our community. Fostering the desire in our students to give back to their communities is an essential aspect of the character …
Academy Highlights The LCS middle and high school has been bustling with activities this past week. As the holiday season draws nearer, LCS’ various clubs, groups, and classes are going the extra mile and demonstrating the skills they have learned as well …
The first week of December is Computer Science Education Week (CSEdWeek), a time dedicated to inspiring K-12 students and teachers in the area of computer science. Colorado is trying to catch up to the demand for more college graduates with degrees in …
Volunteering for a Great Cause Recently, the LCS National Honor Society volunteered with the Thompson Valley Composite Squadron Civil Air Patrol in order to honor those who have served our country. Wreaths Across America Members of …
LCS Lyceum’s Grandparents’ Day The LCS Lyceum held its 6th annual Grandparents’ Day this week on Thursday and Friday, with over 250 people in attendance! LCS firmly believes grandparents have an honored place and a special role in the education …
Drama Club Presents: The Canterville Ghost Last week the LCS drama club performed The Canterville Ghost, a play written by Oscar Wilde. The play is an amusing chronicle of the tribulations of the Ghost of Canterville Chase when his …
Every month, Lyceum students in grades 3-5 are challenged to create artwork with a specific theme. They can then enter their unique artwork into the Art Contest conducted by Mrs. Ray for the chance to have their work displayed on …
Learning about Local Law Enforcement Kindergarten students enjoyed getting to meet (and pet) Sherriff’s Deputy Hulme’s K9, Ryker, during class on Monday. Deputy Hulme then spoke with each class about what his job entails and how Ryker helps him …
