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Students signed in ASL to start the 2026 Special Olympics Unified Games in Lawrence today. All schools around the District took part in the games at this annual event. Stay tuned for more photos soon.

Theater students soared to new heights in Evita with the fantastic vocal performances that drew excited crowds over their 2 week run in the Spring musical. Enjoy some photos of the show and stay tuned for highlights on TikTok coming soon!

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It was wonderful to see how many families came out to support our amazing artists during the annual District Art Show. This year the theme was "Dream Big" and these students did just that! Enjoy more photos on our flickr page and stay tuned for student interviews coming soon.

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Wetherbee First Grade Students in Mrs. Twomey's class had an extra special reading time this week when Senator Payano and two School Committee members, Ms. Bertolino and Mr Suriel all read to them. The group also engaged with an 8th grade History class. Wetherbee School thanks our visitors for taking the time to come to our school!

Oliver School's Safety Officer Batistine gave Lucky a perfect assist during the high energy Celtics Playoff Pep Rally held before break. Students participated in all sorts of games, earned some cool prizes, watched Lucky and team dunk and met Celtics Legend Leon Powe during this exciting event. Thank you to the Celtics community for all you do for our students!

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Watch highlights of the event here.

Senator Payano and School Committee Member Donna Bertolino brought real life examples to a Spark Academy Civics Class and enjoyed a visit to several South Lawrence East Elementary classes earlier this week. The Senator, who attended school in Lawrence, connected with students about culture and politics. Students also performed a dance and enjoyed a read aloud with our visitors. Thank you for all you both do for our students!  Click to flickr.com for more photos.

Thank you to the dedicated volunteers who help to set up and distribute food each month at the Mobile Market. More than 450 families register for this market and the volunteers are critical to getting that much food organized and packed.  Nutrition Services and LPS appreciate all your hard work!

Students at the SES Annex celebrated Autism Acceptance Day on April 2nd with many colorful activities. Everyone made part of a puzzle piece mural in art, found positive words in a scavenger hunt, dressed in all the colors of the rainbow, and as you can see, enjoyed a story time book and colored a character from the book together. 

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