The Oklahoma School reports cards for the 2018-2019 school year have been released and are available now at https://oklaschools.com/district/292/. Information on individual schools is available to the public, but specific student records will require a sign-in. If you need help navigating the report card website, check out this video from Lawton Public Schools on... READ MORE >
Attention Parents of EL Students: Please plan to attend this English Learner Parent Meeting on Thursday, October 24th at 5:30 p.m. in the Tomlinson Library. READ MORE >
Dear Parents and Community Members, In 2016, Oklahoma began teaching more comprehensive standards directly tied to college career readiness. In order to meet the prerequisites for state and federal expectations/requirements, the Oklahoma School Testing Program (OSTP) began and continues to measure student growth regarding the Oklahoma Academic Standards in grades... READ MORE >
Lawton Public Schools continues the search process for the next superintendent to replace Dr. Tom Deighan, who took the position as Duncan Superintendent this past July. Currently serving as interim superintendent is Dr. Tom Thomas, who is the former Great Plains Technology Center superintendent. LPS Board of Education members approved a proposal at the... READ MORE >
Save-the-Date! READ MORE >
Lawton Public School parents will have the ability to track their child’s bus in real-time starting this August. Board of Education members approved the purchase of the SafeStop App powered by Zonar in February 2019. This downloadable app (SafeStop) is an additional feature that the LPS Transportation department added to enhance its services to both parents and... READ MORE >
Lawton Public Schools Board of Education members approved the 2019-2020 school lunch prices at the July 18, 2019 meeting.The new price reflects a $.15 increase from the past two years. "We are still below the National average and lower than surrounding districts," said Steve Dyer, Director of Child Nutrition. "We try to hold the prices as low as possible."The... READ MORE >
LPS Check-In Requirement: Due to the newly imposed state and federal guidelines regarding chronic absenteeism, LPS is taking steps to ensure all parents/guardians are fully informed about Oklahoma Statutes 70 O.S. 10-105 and 70 O.S. 10-106 commonly referred to as Compulsory School Attendance laws. This year, all students (K-12) must be accompanied by a parent... READ MORE >
Attendance at LPS Check-In is required for both *new and returning students in order to obtain a schedule or class assignment. Documentation needed at Check-In: -New and returning students: Proof of residency in the form of 1 utility bill, under the guardian's name (water, gas, electric) or a purchase/lease agreement for recent moves.New students must have... READ MORE >
Tonight at the June 3 Regular Board of Education meeting, the Board approved the following time changes for the 2019-2020 school year. High School7:35 am - 2:25 pmMiddle School8:25 am - 3:10 pmElementary School9:10 am - 3:55 pm New bus routes will be set and distributed on our LPS website and social media pages (Facebook and Twitter) at a later time. For more... READ MORE >
Follow this link for more information regarding Pre-K Sign Up. READ MORE >
We would like to thank the Lawton Community for the passing of our school bond. Our school safe room is progressing nicely. Thank you for supporting our students!!! READ MORE >
Thank you Kelly Edwards for being our Area 3 School Board Representative. READ MORE >
During the week of January 14th, students will participate in the Lawton Public School Foundation Change Challenge. During this week, students will bring change to school and their teacher will collect it. The school with the highest per-pupil giving will receive a prize!!! Proceeds benefit Lawton teachers and students. READ MORE >
Take a look back at all things LPS in this month's issue of the LPS ReView. You will find news stories, district events, personality profiles, sports, editorials and much more! OCTOBER ISSUE READ MORE >
Oct. 13th Sport Clay Event Schedule: Download form hereSPORTING CLAY FUNDRAISER7:00 - 8:00 Full Breakfast Will Be Served.7:30 - 8:00 Registration & Safety8:30 Sporting Clay Shoot12:30 Pat Hunt Famous Bologna & Sausages For Lunch4 MAN SPORTING CLAY SHOOT. CARTS NOT PROVIDED.SHOOTERS MUST PROVIDE SHELLS/EYE & HEARING PROTECTION.1. 4 MAN TEAMS2. ALL SHOOTERS ON TEAM... READ MORE >
Parents: Please mark your calendar for this special meeting with Amber Parks! READ MORE >
#LawtonPS Family: There have been several changes made to the 2018-2019 bus schedule. Please check the document to see if changes have been made to the bus numbers or bus stops. Thank you.Bus Routes READ MORE >
LPS Parents & Guardians: The online payment option is now open and ready for use. Please visit the Parent Portal site (https://campus.lawtonps.org/campus/portal/lawton.jsp) to check your balance and add money to your child's account. ***PLEASE NOTE: It is currently only available through the desktop website and not through the use of the Parent Portal App. We will... READ MORE >
Join us for Back to School Night, Wed. Aug. 8th. Come meet your teacher and drop off school supplies. Come-and-go at your convenience from 5-6 p.m. READ MORE >
X-Tended Time Program Open each school day – Monday through Friday Morning session opens at 7:05 a.m. Afternoon session ends at 5:30 p.m. Lawton Public Schools Extended Day Sites: School Principal Location Telephone Adams Kimberly Harrison 3501 NW Ferris ... READ MORE >
JOM Eligibility Requirements:To be eligible for JOM services, a student must be an ENROLLED member of a Federally Recognized Indian Tribe or at least 1/4 or more degree of Indian blood. Proof of student’s tribal enrollment must be provided.For more information contact:Pam Fodder, Lawton Public School Indian Education Coordinator580-215-0255, ext. 2310 or... READ MORE >
#LawtonPS Parents: Free and Reduced Lunch Applications are currently not available due to the transition of software taking place this summer. As soon as they are finalized, a link and information will be pushed out to households. Thank you. READ MORE >
Join us for a night of dinner and dancing benefiting our #LawtonPS teachers and students! For more information, visit www.LawtonPSF.org. #TeamLawton READ MORE >
Come shop our Book Fair!!! We will be open 8:45 - 3:15 Monday thru Thursday. Friday hours will be 8:45 - 11:30 a.m. We will also be open Tuesday evening from 3:45 - 6:30. PTA will be having at meeting at 5:30. We will close during the meeting. PTA IS GIVING AWAY TWO $30 GIFT CERTIFICATES!!!! Don't miss it!! If you can't make it to the fair, you can shop... READ MORE >
Welcome, Welcome, Welcome to LPS!Welcome to our new Lawton Public Schools website!We are excited to roll out more than two dozen webpages reflecting each district location, all of which have been designed and formatted by LPS educators and technicians in collaboration with Apptegy school communication services this year.This new and user-friendly site will provide... READ MORE >
Sullivan Village was named for the Sullivan family, who in 1964 donated the land that the school was built on. In the 2007-08 school year Sullivan Village was awarded a three-year grant from the Oklahoma Council for Teacher Preparation, for the implementation of Literacy First, a comprehensive reading process. We were also a pilot school for a Healthy Kids grant... READ MORE >
LPS Schools that follow a modified dress code: John Adams Elementary Hugh Bish Elementary Almor West Elementary Carriage Hills Elementary Cleveland Elementary Crosby Park Elementary Edison Elementary Eisenhower Elementary Freedom Elementary Lincoln Elementary Pat Henry Elementary Pioneer Park Elementary Ridgecrest Elementary Sullivan Village Elementary Tomlinson... READ MORE >
Parents and guardians are welcome to join the Lawton Parent Teacher Association Council (LPTAC), a nonprofit organization dedicated to enriching the public education of local students.This year, President Erica Mendez says the group’s goal is to collaborate with other community organizations to bring more awareness to student advocacy, bullying prevention and... READ MORE >