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D38 welcomes seasoned executive to Chief Business Officer role
A seasoned business professional and educational leader with 30 years of experience in accounting and finance will join the Lewis-Palmer School District 38 executive team after Brett Ridgway emerged as the successful candidate for the district’s Chief Business Officer position.
Lewis-Palmer School District 38 to host 4th of July Festival
Families are invited to attend these festivities on the D38 front lawn from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Spring athletics shine as PRHS and LPHS field multiple standout teams, athletes
Across the district, multiple standout athletes helped propel teams from tennis to baseball, soccer and more to compete for playoff positions and earn multiple honors.
D38 celebrates hundreds of LPHS and PRHS graduates in May
As students prepare for this occasion, many are undecided about their next steps, but for those who are pursuing a next step of education, whether that is at a trade school, community college or four-year university, D38 students have already earned more than $10 million in scholarship dollars.
Bear Necessity Theatre Company earns prestigious award following 6 Bobby G nominations
Members of the cast were able to perform a number from the award-winning show during the ceremony to raucous applause.
Palmer Ridge High School Students notch national Knowledge Bowl recognition
Earlier in the spring semester, the PRHS Knowledge Bowl team also impressed at the state level, notching up a second-place victory for 4A, earning their invitation to the national competition.
AFA names D38 educator a ‘Teacher of the Year’
The Air and Space Force Association believes STEAM teachers shape the future of the nation. As a result, they honor three teachers each year, and in 2022, named Val DeLello as one of their Teachers of the Year.
3 D38 Students recognized by Gazette for being among the ‘Best and Brightest’
Each year the Colorado Springs Gazette and its foundation honor 20 graduating seniors across the Pikes Peak Region who have excelled academically while making contributions to their schools and communities.
District Perception & Opinion Survey returns favorable results
More than 2,600 individuals in the Tri-Lakes community participated in a D38 survey organized with the goal of understanding how the public perceives the district and how voters may vote on a potential ballot initiative.
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