Curious about how ChatGPT can impact your student's learning? Check out this article to learn more about AI and how to talk to your student about it: trst.in/vekX9E #lpsdigcit

You are your child’s most important teacher! Read this article to learn how to model online behaviors that you want your kids to use. #lpsdigcit commonsensemedia.org/articles/be-a-…

It’s Digital Citizenship Week! Explore these Lightbox Books to learn smart, safe online habits. With videos and quizzes, they make learning fun! Let’s create positive digital spaces together! #lpsdigcit

Wondering what TikTok is all about and whether it’s safe and appropriate for your kids? Check out Common Sense’s Parents’ Ultimate Guide to TikTok here: trst.in/Z6zhpt #lpsdigcit

When the news comes up and your child has questions or concerns, it can be tricky! Find out how to turn those 'Why?' moments into meaningful conversations here trst.in/L5h8Tx

When planning for digital safety at home, you might have questions about parental controls. This guide from the Digital Futures Initiative offers helpful insights. trst.in/r67mfE #LPSDigCit

🕵️‍♂️ Is seeing really believing? 🕵️‍♀️ Help your student spot the facts from fiction on social media! 🌀 Check out the News Literacy Project’s Rumor Guard and become digital detectives together! 🔍✨💡✅ #MediaLiteracy #RumorGuard #ThinkBeforeYouShare rumorguard.org

Open communication about device use is essential for keeping children safe online. Work together to set rules before giving your child a device. This device agreement from the Digital Futures Initiative can help guide the conversation. trst.in/cWCQy9 #LPSDigCit

Ever wonder what your teen is up to on Snapchat? The Snapchat Family Center is here to help you stay in the loop. With this tool, you can have better oversight on their activity and even disable the Snapchat AI chatbot. #LPSDigCit values.snap.com/news/expanding…

Use TV shows, movies, and news stories as easy ways to spark conversations about responsible online behavior and the impact of digital choices. Read this article to learn more. #LPSDigCit trst.in/3hCLoN

Your child is asking for their very own cell phone—how can you tell if they’re ready for the responsibility? And if they are, what should you keep in mind to help them use it safely and responsibly? Learn more here: commonsensemedia.org/articles/whats… #lpsdigcit

Reclaim family time! Explore the idea of tech-free zones in your home! 📵 trst.in/b9dTaA

Deciding when kids and teens are ready to use social media is crucial. Explore this article for pros and cons, and ways parents can guide their social media use. childmind.org/article/when-a… #lpsdigcit

Keep an eye out for these must-know features on any social media platform your child joins: in app purchases, location sharing, real time video streaming, private chat rooms and disappearing messages/images💡👀 #ParentingInTheDigitalAge #SocialMediaSavvy #lpsdigcit

Setting boundaries for screen time can be challenging, whether you're introducing your child to their first cell phone or helping your teen reset healthy habits. A family tech planner can make all the difference! See this link to learn more: trst.in/8sqa3A #lpsdigcit

SCHOOL CLOSURE on Thursday, Feb. 20, 2025, due to the extreme cold. All LPS classes are canceled. Please check lps.org for more information about high school afternoon and evening activities. All elementary and middle school activities are canceled or postponed.

⚠️ DISTRICT CLOSURE on Wednesday March 5, 2025, due to the winter weather conditions. All LPS classes are canceled and buildings are closed. There are limited high school practices after 3pm. Please check home.lps.org/closings for more information.

There will be no classes March 10-14 for LPS spring break. Have a great week and we will see you back on March 17! #LPSProud

DISTRICT CLOSURE on Wednesday March 19, 2025, due to the Blizzard Warning. All LPS buildings are closed, and classes and activities are canceled. Please check lps.org for more information.

REMINDER: All LPS offices & buildings will be closed Friday, 4/18. There will be no classes for students on Monday, 4/21, for a professional learning/planning day. We're looking forward to seeing all of our students back on Tuesday, 4/22! #LPSProud