It was an enchanting week full of school spirit, laughter, and festivities. Thank you to all the students and The Roach Family for the beautiful hallway decorations. More than anything, we came together as a school community to celebrate students, their achievements, and the spirit that makes this week truly special. A BIG Congratulations to our Homecoming Court!

I am so proud of our student body for this fun-filled week.

I encourage you to visit our calendar for special dates and events located on the LPS website.

It is a great day to be a LION.

Mrs. Bowden

Secondary Principal

It’s Dyslexia Awareness Month! At LPS, we want to recognize the unique talents that a student with dyslexia brings to our school community! Take a moment to check out these awesome resources to learn more about dyslexia.

What is dyslexia? - Kelli Sandman-Hurley

Dyslexia and Related Disorders Information for Parents LPS

LPS Parent Education Dyslexia Program: 2024-2025

Dyslexia Explained | Nessy

Learning Disabilities and Dyslexia Awareness Month | Reading Rockets

It is that time! Jostens Representatives will be at LPS on October 9th during Advisory. Students will hear about graduation announcements, regalia, due dates and more. They will bring their packet home, so please ask them for their packet.

Parents -

If you have paid your school supply fee, please disregard any email that you have received.

If you are waiting on a refund, we are processing those requests.

Thank you for your patience and understanding.

Fall Break is October 11th - October 15th.

Report Cards will be posted in Ascender on October 18th. You will be able to view them through Ascender Parent Portal. Ascender

Good Afternoon Leadership Prep Families,

As you know violence or threats against educational institutions has increased. We would like to address the seriousness of this matter.

The safety and well-being of our students, staff, and community is our highest priority. Recently, there has been growing concern about the implications of making threats, whether in jest or out of frustration. It is important for students to understand that any threat, regardless off intent, will be treated with the utmost seriousness. Not only can such actions lead to severe disciplinary consequences, such as expulsion from Leadership Prep, but they may also result in legal action.

we want to encourage you to speak with your children about the gravity of this issue. Please emphasize that any statement or behavior that could be perceived as a threat—whether made verbally, in writing, or online –carries significant repercussions. Our goal is to maintain a safe, respectful, and supportive learning environment, and this requires the cooperation of everyone in our school community.

Should you have any questions or concerns, or if your child has witnessed or heard anything that seems concerning, please do not hesitate to contact us or report it through the Stop It app that is linked on the front page of the LPS website. We are committed to addressing these issues with transparency and care.

As continued partners in your child’s education, we ask you to watch this video with your child that was made by the Frisco Police Department.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aEY6FaSC6EE

The below has been updated to our Parent - Student Handbook:

REGULATIONS & FEES

Leadership Prep School declares no responsibility for and assumes no liability arising from fire, theft of or from vehicles, vandalism, damage or loss of any vehicle or any article left therein while located on school district property or while in tow. Student parking is only allowed in designated areas during the school day.

1. All fees collected for parking passes are nonrefundable
2. Cost: $50 per year or $25 for Spring semester only.
3. Replacement Fee: $10 to replace lost, stolen, or misplaced permits.
4. The parking fee is non-refundable for any reason. Students are responsible for safeguarding their permits.
5. Temporary permits will only be issued to students who have purchased and displayed a Leadership Prep School parking permit.
6. After receiving a parking citation, the student must go to the campus designee within (5) five days to pay fines. Unpaid fines can result in a hold at registration, graduation, or prom.
7. Fines for not having sticker and/or not parking in designated student parking areas:

a. 1st Offense: Warning sticker applied to vehicle, parent contact/warning

b. 2nd Offense: Warning sticker applied to vehicle, parent contact/$10 fee

c. 3rd Offense: Warning sticker applied to vehicle, parent contact/$20 fine

d. 4th Offense: Warning sticker applied to vehicle, parent contact/$30 fine

e. Subsequence Offenses: Subject to losing parking privileges on campus. Other disciplinary measures may apply.

If the parking permit is revoked, the fee is non-refundable. Student actions that may lead to the revocation of this privilege to include, but are not limited to the following:

1. Any behavior, on or off school grounds, which threatens the health and safety of individuals such as careless driving or speeding, theft from other vehicles or from LPS or damage to property.
2. Continued and willful disobedience of parking lot rules especially those relating to speed exceeding 10 MPH, parking the fire lanes or handicap spaces, sitting in car, loitering, littering, parking in areas not designated for student parking, or improper displaying of the parking permit.
3. Selling or lending a parking permit to anyone who is restricted from parking on campus. The receiver of the parking permit will also be subject to disciplinary action.
4. Failure to pay fine(s).
5. Failure to comply with school administration to search the student’s vehicle due to an alert from random canine searches for prohibited items.
6. Parking in unauthorized areas such as fire lanes or handicap parking places. Additionally, vehicles parked in fire lanes or handicap parking places will be towed at the owner’s expense.

Parents, please remember that Texas state law requires the following vaccinations for all 7th-grade students:

Tetanus, Diphtheria, and Pertussis (Tdap): A booster dose is required if it has been five years or more since the last dose.

Meningococcal Vaccine: One dose is required.

Additionally, all new students must have updated immunization records on file.

Deadline:

All 7th graders must have updated immunizations submitted by October 18th.

If you haven't submitted your child's immunization records yet, please email a copy to mchau@lpsfrisco.com as soon as possible.

For new students or parents wanting to verify immunization status, please refer to this Texas Immunization Checklist.

https://www.dshs.texas.gov/sites/default/files/LIDS-Immunizations/pdf/pdf_stock/6-14.pdf

Exemptions:

If your child is exempt from vaccines and holds a current affidavit, please ensure that the affidavit is submitted to the school clinic.

LPS Cheer is selling cheer bows! Please use the following google sheet to order. Payment can be made via Venmo or cash. Go Lions!

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdG10c_mhBsReW45HHRXngXELij538hk7dYAtl03KMW5_8kHA/viewform?vc=0&c=0&w=1&flr=0

Parents, please complete the Servant Leader Background Check. Field Trips and Serving Opportunities are close and we would love for you to be in the school serving.

Servant Leader Background Check

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