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Please join our Family Room session "Special Program Opportunities for High School Students: IB & HAMSci Academy" Workshop on Thursday, Nov 19th. 6:00 pm English-Spanish and 7:00 pm English-Arabic. Hope to see you there! meet.google.com/ksd-ziod-cow

Job For A Day with Career, Technical, & Adult Education!

Nearly 600 students participated in yesterday’s annual Job For A Day program, where juniors and seniors have the opportunity to visit local businesses and learn about their potential field of study. Learn more: lcps.pub/48MykXw

HPMS_Official 7th Gr. English students programmed iRobot Root robots to design a Character Map as part of analyzing, describing, & explaining features of their novels. Aaron Spence Michael Grubbs Nick Grzeda Deane Kern Rebecca Heidi Walsh

Jump into the colder pool. Walk instead of drive. Pick up the book instead of your phone. Take responsibility instead of hoping it goes unnoticed. In matters big and small, courage is choosing the more difficult option.

The 2024 Winter Admissions Cycle is now open for 9th, 10th, and 11th graders applying for enrollment to the Academies of Loudoun for the 2024-2025 school year! lcps.org/o/acl 1/2

Math in Action! Lincoln Elementary 5th graders are lighting up the classroom (literally!) by programming robots to create a Prime Number Light Show. Loved seeing so many unique strategies to complete the task.

Over the past two days, 5th graders at Waxpool Elementary learned how to download images from a search engine, upload them to CS First and code them using event, motion, and looks blocks. All of the skills learned will be used for an upcoming LCPS Social Science & Global Studies project on state research.

Fourth graders Emerick Elementary took what they learned about the solar system and used the information to create a CS First coding project to help an alien named Meep Moop find the perfect planet to visit on his vacation. What a great way to wrap up a science unit!

Computer Science Education Week (Dec. 9-15) highlights the LCPS commitment to computer science education with meaningful access to opportunities in computer science. Schools can celebrate through exploration of career pathways in related fields. 📸: LCPS Official Proclamations

Current 9th, 10th, & 11th grade students can apply by Feb. 10 for programs within the Monroe Advanced Technical Academy (MATA) and/or the Advanced Academy of Engineering & Technology (AET). Get more info about LCPS Special Programs: lcps.org/o/dtl/page/spe… 3/3

We're kicking off National Computer Science Education Week (December 9-15) with one of our Instructional Facilitators, Technology (IFT), Logan McIntosh from Legacy Elementary. See how he inspires his team and students!

Join LCPS Superintendent Dr. Aaron Spence for tomorrow's Student Success Talk: Tuesday, December 17, 5:30pm - 7pm at Trailside Middle School in Ashburn. 1/2

Kindergarten Ss Emerick Elementary engaged in a Machine Learning lesson to see if Google AutoDraw could recognize images of living and nonliving things at the park. Ss had to record their data to see what modifications had to be made to get the program to recognize their drawing.

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A new episode of the #LCPS Podcast is out today! This week, Aaron Spence Dr. Spence talks with Michael Grubbs, Director of Teaching and Learning, about workforce development and school/business partnerships. Listen now on all major podcast platforms. Details: LCPS.org/podcast

Yesterday, I had the good fortune to attend a showcase/celebration of the work done by Career and Technical Education (CTE) student at Lightridge High School! 1/3

JL Simpson MS Students in Kimberly Poole's classes presented their carefully researched & designed ergonomically-supported product ideas to peers and adults in the #AWSThinkBigSpace. LCPS News Career, Technical, & Adult Education #csforlcps There were many BIG ideas!

4 Stoic Don'ts: 1. Don't look outside yourself for approval (Epictetus) 2. Don't suffer imagined troubles (Seneca) 3. Don't fear change (Marcus Aurelius) 4. Give up on the idea of revenge (Marcus Aurelius)