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Before dissecting owl pellets, our fifth graders couldn't tell the difference between the skull of a shrew and the skull of a mole… but now they are BONE-ified experts!
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Parents often wonder how to support academic growth during the long stretch of summer break. Here are some resources Upper School Academic Dean Cheryl Cook recommends for practice at home.
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Before dissecting owl pellets, our fifth graders couldn't tell the difference between the skull of a shrew and the skull of a mole… but now they are BONE-ified experts!
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To avoid the summer slide, Associate Head of School Vanessa Diffenbacher urges parents to keep their child’s academic skills fresh.
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Faculty member Michael Rotman shares how integrating Responsive Classroom techniques into his social studies classes helps students build strong social-emotional skills.
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Wondering how you can help your child learn to read? Amy Erich, Lawrence's Director of Literacy Development, shares 10 fun activities that strengthen phonemic awareness.
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A little extra due diligence makes all the difference in finding happiness, independence, and success in college. Hear more from Lawrence's College & Career Planning Center.
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Let's Play LION BINGO! Stay active this spring break and win a goodie bag or gift card by completing the entire board. Snap pics showing the completion of each activity.
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From tee ball to Division II, a Lawrence Lion hits it out of the park! Ethan '21, signed his letter of intent to continue his baseball career at Malone University.
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Through the use of assistive technology, Lawrence students transition to reading for fun and never look back. And by throwing in a little healthy competition, Learning Ally keeps them engaged!
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We're committed to ensuring we have the necessary conversations so the needs of all students, staff, and families are met with high regard for the unique aspects of each person's diverse background.
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