Students and teachers across the district encountered an unexpected change on the weekend of April 17; the familiar district and school websites were inaccessible to some, and once reached they looked...
The beginning months of the spring semester generally signal a lull in the college-related stress which seniors face. Application deadlines have passed and most scholarships are just beginning to open...
A new program is underway this month: Lewis-Palmer High School’s first book drive. To end March 16, the goal of the book drive is to collect gently used books for donation to Denver Children’s Hospital....
Catherine Best, Ranger Review Reporter
• February 18, 2016
Wednesday, February 17 saw Rangers filing into the Lecture Hall at Lewis-Palmer High School to participate in an altogether unusual kind of competition. Over one hundred and ten Lewis-Palmer students came...
Catherine Best, Ranger Review Reporter
• February 16, 2016
Although many students are only now slipping back into the school routine, a group of dedicated Lewis-Palmer athletes have been in high gear for weeks. The wrestling team’s continued drive was put to...
Catherine Best, Ranger Review Reporter
• December 16, 2015
For the 51st year in a row, the Colorado Thespian Convention proved an enormous success, thanks in part to members of Lewis-Palmer High School’s drama department. Rangers involved in all areas of the...
Catherine Best, Ranger Review Reporter
• December 2, 2015
After an arduous campaign season, District 38 residents elected Mark Pfoff, Matthew Clawson, Sherri Hawkins and Sarah Sampayo to the open school board positions. Four vacancies were available to candidates...
Catherine Best, Ranger Review Reporter
• October 21, 2015
The Lewis-Palmer High School Rangers have a champion in their midst. Emma Grothe, 12, earned high marks this season in her last summer of high school horseback riding competitions. Grothe, who has been...
Catherine Best, Ranger Review Reporter
• October 21, 2015
The soccer ball sailed over the goalie’s head for the last time and both teams let out a cry. Two lines of players, one clothed in black, the other in red, high-fived and exchanged congratulations. Both...
Catherine Best, Ranger Review Reporter
• October 14, 2015
The Lewis-Palmer High School varsity men’s tennis team gathered to watch the final showdown of the evening, encouraging Ben Rowland, 10, and Wesley Stuart, 9, as they played their second set. When the...
