Lenski Weekly Update

February 28th, 2025

From the Principal's Desk

I can’t believe today is the last day of February—March, here we come!

Our 1st graders (and family members!) did such a great job at the Hootenanny yesterday! It was such a special performance for our students. And we loved seeing so many smiles from the grownups too!

Today, Lenski hosted our annual Unified Improvement Plan (UIP) site visit with district leadership. It was a wonderful opportunity to celebrate the tremendous growth and hard work happening in our school this year. Our math benchmark assessment data is the highest in the district, and we received incredibly positive results from the social-emotional survey completed by students, parents, and staff in October.

We continue to focus on belonging, engagement, and academic rigor, and our results show that we are making great progress. Thank you for your encouragement and support as we’ve implemented a new program this year—it has been a challenge, but our students are thriving in so many ways!

We look forward to seeing you next week for Spring Conferences, where we’ll celebrate the amazing growth your Superstar has made this year.

See you in March!

With Lenski Love,

Jessica

From the Office

Enrichment Classes

A reminder that there are no enrichment classes the week of March 3rd due to parent teacher conferences. Enrichment classes will resume on Monday, March 10th.

Registration for the next session of Sticky Fingers opens at 4:00 PM today. Please visit the Lenski website for registration information.

Registration for Imagine Arts Legends and Lore: Unleashing Creativity through Myths and Mystery is also open. Registration information can be found here.

How Sick is too Sick?

Influenza and stomach flu are digging their heels in throughout the community as we head into spring.

Please review “How sick is too sick?” “¿Cuál es el punto en que uno está demasiado enfermo?”

Also, if you have told your child to call to go home if they feel poorly please call or email us to let us know. (Lynn Davies, Health Assistant, Lynn Davies, (ldavies@lps.k12.co.us). This helps get them to you sooner.

Gentle reminder: No cough drops or other medications may be self-carried at school. A Medication

Authorization is required for all over-the-counter medications.

Thank you for your help in keeping all students healthy. Please remind your child(ren) to wash those hands and avoid touching their nose, mouth and eyes.