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Middle School Grandparents/Special Friends Day

Grandparents and special friends are invited to join us at Upper School from 1:30-3 p.m. on Friday, Sept. 27, for a presentation and classroom visits.

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Scholastic Book Fair Coming to Upper School in September

Don't miss the Scholastic Book Fair at Upper Campus, Sept. 24-27!

Alumni Profile

Meet Will Canaday '18

This program manager empowers underrepresented high school students by preparing them for STEM careers. We caught up with Will to hear more about his work and time at Lawrence.

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Leveling the Academic Playing Field: Assistive Technology for Students with Learning Differences

At Lawrence School, we believe that all students deserve the opportunity to excel. That’s why technology isn’t simply an add-on; it’s an integral part of our K-12 curriculum.

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New Members Inducted Into National Honor Society

Congratulations to our new National Honor Society inductees, who were inducted Wednesday, April 3, at the Upper School Garfield Theatre.

Articles

Is It a Difference, Disability, Disorder, or Dyslexia?

Learning differences are common, affecting one in five American children. However, the nomenclature is nothing short of confusing. Dr. Kelly Christian clarifies LD terminology.

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POWER UP! Helping Students with Dysgraphia Improve Their Writing Skills

For students with dysgraphia, the process of writing can be laborious. At Lawrence Upper School, we use a mnemonic device called POWER UP to help students improve their writing skills.

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Alex '25 Places First Among Lawrence Students in Learning Ally Great Reading Games

The Great Reading Games have come to an end, and after seven weeks of competition, Lawrence students read a total of 97,251 pages!

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Lower School Spirit Week (March 5-8)

Lower School students are invited to leave their school dress code clothing at home and instead dress in the daily theme!

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The Heart of a Lion: Living, Learning, and Thriving with Sickle Cell Disease

Most people who meet Jordyn ’27 would never know she is living with sickle cell disease. Her symptoms are not easily visible. However, the pain caused by this inherited blood disorder are very real.