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The Lawrence Public Schools has applied for the 21st Century Community Learning Center Grant for Expanded Learning Time for the following six schools:
Arlington Middle School
Guilmette Elementary School
Guilmette Middle School
Parthum Elementary School
South Lawrence East Elementary School
Tarbox School
Coordinated Program Review Report of Findings
Jeffrey Riley
Superintendent/Receiver
Lawrence Public Schools
255 Essex Street
Lawrence, MA 01840
Office: 978-975-5900
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Dear LPS Community,
With the final break of the year now behind us, I’d like to take a moment to highlight the Lawrence Public Schools’ first Acceleration Academies.
Held throughout both the February and April vacations, the Academies put nearly 2,000 students in front of roughly 250 Sontag Prize-winning teachers. Mostly from Lawrence but also from around the country, these educators embraced the opportunity to learn from other talented peers while applying their own effective style to small groups of students eager to take the next academic step.
I expect Acceleration Academies to have important short and long term benefits for students, teachers and the Lawrence Public School system as a whole. Congratulations to everyone involved on making the first year a positive, successful experience.
Jeffrey C. Riley
