Cardinal Connection - Spring 2023

ON THE COVER:

During the KC Regional Robotics Competition at Lee’s Summit North High School on Friday, March 31, students, coaches and volunteers take a break from problem-solving issues related to the function of their robot and strategizing for team alliance competition.

Photo by Michael Stephenson

• From the Desk of the Superintendent

• Lawson R-XIV Social Media Platforms

• Parents as Teachers Holds Annual Easter Egg Hunt

• Summer School 2023

• Kindergarten Enrollment for the 2023-24 School Year

• Southwest Elementary Field Day

• ‘The Law’ Robotics Team Goes to FRC Championship: What Does That Mean?

• Music Happenings at Southwest Elementary

• MS/HS Students Meet Weekly for Archery Club

• Select Choir Successful at Festivals

• Archery Club: Right on Target

• Health Room Highlights

• Winter Activities Snapshot

• Band Program Earning Top Marks

• MS Students Meet for After School Chess Club

• Journalism Students Earn State Awards

• Summer Camp Opportunities

• District Updates Communication

• Lawson R-XIV District Contacts & Phone Numbers

from the desk

of the superintendent

A demanding but productive school year is drawing to a close. Before we put the final touches on the year, breathe a sigh of relief, and launch into summer break, let’s take a moment to reflect on what we have accomplished during the 20222023 school year and where we are heading.

As the school year began, we set our sights on improving our communication efforts and working on refocusing the District’s vision for the future. I am happy to report that we have delivered in both areas. In the fall of 2022, we introduced multiple updated lines of communication (i.e., Revised the Cardinal Connection, updated the district website, added a school mobile app, improved the text messaging system, and implemented student, staff, and community feedback surveys) and have received Lawson R-XIV Board of Education (BOE) approval for our updated District Communication Plan. We are excited to continue working to ensure that our lines of communication only improve as we move forward.

Education, Student Achievement, and Student Success, and are significant in preparing for a future of “Endless Possibilities.” Facilities Planning is focused on meeting the educational needs of current and future students. We are currently reviewing facilities comprehensively and determining what necessary maintenance and improvement projects must be completed to continue providing top-notch facilities for our students, staff, and community. This work will continue into the fall of 2023. We will be excited to share information surrounding the review and goals for improving our facilities.

MICHAEL STEPHENSON

Lawson R-XIV Superintendent

As for the work put into refocusing our District Vision, this was a collective effort completed by utilizing feedback from all stakeholders. As a result, our reimagined vision of “LawsonWhere Proud Traditions meet today’s challenges to provide Endless Possibilities” has become known as We Are Lawson! Our vision requires learning from our past while preparing for the future. We are accomplishing our vision by updating our Strategic Plan, which the BOE approved in January 2023, and includes four impactful goals. These four goals are connected to Facilities Planning, High-Quality Career

High-Quality Career Education was adopted as a goal to look for ways to expand course offerings for students in grades 7-12, allowing for greater career exploration and including steps for adopting agriculture education as a part of our future course offerings. Student Achievement is a continuous goal focused on improving our curricular resources and instructional practices to engage students and increase academic achievement. Student Success is intended to look for ways to expand opportunities to grow our early childhood offerings to include preschool learning opportunities for students ages three and four.

In closing, we have made great strides throughout the past school year but still have much to do. As we continue to press forward, my mission is to ensure that, as a school system, we focus on working together to provide the best we can for our students, staff members, and community. Thank you for the energy each of you brings to the Lawson community, and I am confident we will continue to positively impact the lives of those who call Lawson home.

#WeAreLawson

Parents as Teachers 2023

May 31—June 30

8:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m.

Session 1—May 31–June 14

Session 2—June 15–June 30

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AnnuAL eASter egg hunt

Several families attended to do crafts, play games, have a snack and, of course, hunt for those Easter eggs. So much fun and excitement at this age. We love our little Cardinals and we would love for your family to join us!

“It takes a village” is more than just a phrase to me. It is my goal to strengthen our Lawson Cardinal Village, by connecting families, providing resources and personalized visits. I provide screenings annually for those enrolled in PAT. The screening gives us the ability to track the amazing growth your child will have over the next year. I conduct an ASQ or DIAL-4 developmental screening (depending on age). I also screen your child’s vision and hearing.

Beyond screenings, I also provide personalized visits and group events for all families with children PRENATAL to kindergarten entry. This is a free service provided by the district to help assist families in all aspects of childrearing. I would love for your family to join our program and be part of our Lawson Cardinal Village!

Parents as Teachers is accepting new families into this FREE program. If you are interested in joining PAT, it is for children PRENATAL to kindergarten entry, that reside in the Lawson School District.

Please reach out for more information, or scan the QR code and fill out the enrollment form. Once it has been submitted, I will contact you to schedule a personal visit and get you started!

Sincerely,

Kristina Meyer Lawson R-XIV Parents as Teachers Meyerk@ lawsoncardinals.org

816-580-7277

Mark your calendars for our 2023 summer school program! Students entering grades K-12 in the fall are invited to enroll! There will be two sessions to provide new and exciting course offerings!

ELEMENTARY STUDENTS K-4

Where? Located at Southwest Elementary

Who? Students entering Kindergarten through 4th for the 2023-24 school year

What? Exciting and innovative courses developed by our classroom teachers. Lunch served and snack time available in the afternoon

MIDDLE SCHOOL GRADE 5-8

Where? Located at Lawson Middle School

Who? Students entering 5th through 8th grades next fall will have a class schedule similar to a regular day with seven classes.

What? Course offerings will include core subjects as well as special courses including Cooking, Sewing, and Archery, just to name a few. New class offerings are currently being developed.

A Basics and Beyond class will be offered for those students needing to secure promotion to the next grade. Mrs. Dunn, LMS principal, will directly notify those students and parents that qualify. This is a credit recovery course and is by invitation only.

HOW DO I ENROLL MY CHILD?

Enrollment forms will be sent home at various times toward the end of the year with students or they can be picked up at the elementary and middle school offices. If you have questions, contact the Summer School Directors, Travis Zahl at the MS, (816) 580-7279 or Christina Cross at Southwest, (816) 580-7272.

KINDERGARTEN ENROLLMENT for the 2023-24 School Year

Packets can be picked up from the elementary office anytime through June and returned at your convenience.

Essential paperwork for enrollment at Southwest Elementary:

· Copy of Birth Certificate

· Copy of Immunization Records

· Enrollment Affirmation (signed and notarized)

· TWO Proofs of Residency in Lawson School District

Examples include:

· Utility bill

· Mortgage statement

· Lease/rental agreement

· Property Tax statement

Early enrollment is important so that we can be prepared when school begins in the fall. Please call Southwest Elementary at 580-7272 if you have any questions.

Jinny and Gordon Blakely at the PAT Easter Egg Hunt.

Walker Bye playing ring toss with his dad, Joshua Bye, during the PAT Easter Egg Hunt event. Photos by Kristina Meyer

‘the LAw’ roboticS

tea M Goes to FR c c ha M pionship

What Does That Mean?

The Lawson High School Robotics Team won the Heartland Regional Competition and has qualified to compete in the FRC Championship Competition. The team will be representing Lawson High School, the City of Lawson, and all the team’s sponsors at this event. The Lawson team was also a finalist in the play-offs at the Greater Kansas City Regional.

These were not only great accomplishments for the Lawson Robotics team, but for both alliances that the team had the pleasure of being a part of during both the Heartland Regional and the GKC Regional. The LHS team would like to thank and congratulate these teams for punching their tickets to the World Championship in Houston,Texas: Team 1987 Broncobots from Lee’s Summit North; Team 3184 Blaze Robotics from Burnsville, Minnesota; Team 5801 CTC Inspire from Independence, MO; and Team 1802 Team Stealth from Kansas City, Kansas. Without the opportunity to

compete alongside these amazing teams, none of this would have been possible. Because of our team’s hard work and the teamwork exhibited with other members of their alliances, the LHS Robotics Team can experience all that the FRC Championship Competition has to offer.

The 2023 FIRST® Championship presented by BAE Systems will be held in Houston, Texas, Apr. 19-22. Hosted by FIRST®, FIRST Championship is a culminating, international event for our youth robotics competition season and an annual celebration of science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) for our community as we prepare young people for the future. Qualification and advancement to participate in FIRST Championship varies by program. Our team will compete against over 400 teams from the U.S. and around the world. The competition starts with eight divisions with the winners of each division advancing to the Final Championship Tournament

play-off round. In addition to the competition itself, the opportunity to meet other top-performing students from around the world, talk to many colleges and universities who will be on-site for the event, as well as interacting with many of the companies who help sponsor FIRST Robotics will be an incredible learning experience for our students who earned this opportunity.

Thank you to all of the sponsors and community members who have assisted in raising money for entrance fees, travel, room and board, food, and the other various expenses associated with taking the team to Houston for a once in a lifetime experience competing in the FRC Worlds Championship.

If you would like to help support the Lawson Robotics Teams by donating, sponsoring, mentoring, or any other of the various options, please contact Robotics Coach Rodney Foster by email at fosterr@ lawsoncardinals.org.

The Robotics Team and mentors take a picture on the field after winning the Heartland Regional Competition at Olathe South High School March 18.

LARGE ENSEMBLE FESTIVAL

Select Choir has had an outstanding year with district honors. Following a very successful fall with 18 students selected for the Northwest AllDistrict Choir, Select Choir participated in the annual MSHSAA State Large Ensemble Festival on March 9 at Staley High School. They performed two prepared pieces: Mozart’s “Dies Irae” arranged by Liebergen and “We Are Held” by Missouri composer Susan LaBarr. A panel of three judges scored them on musical and technical components. They received 2 Outstanding and 1 Exemplary rating from these judges. Following their performance on stage, they entered the Sight Reading room where they were given a total of four minutes to study a piece of music before performing it twice for a judge. During this preparation period, students were not allowed to sing a single note of the song. Once the time was up, they were given starting pitches and had to perform the entire piece of music for the judge. Select Choir received an Exemplary rating from the Sight Reading judge. The combined scores resulted in an overall Exemplary Gold rating, which is the highest possible rating an ensemble can receive. This is the third time Select Choir has received this high honor since Mrs.

Music

at Southwest Elementary

So many wonderful musical things have been happening at Southwest Elementary in the music room! The second grade students had a fantastic concert in March about the great outdoors! The first grade students also had a great production of “HATS - A Musical that Celebrates What’s Underneath!” The Kindergarten students’ concert was on Thursday, Apr. 13, “Gettin’ Down With Mama Goose!” So lots of productions have been going on and the students are doing great work! Southwest Singers will have a spring concert combined with Mrs. Covey’s 5th and 6th grade choir, the Cardinal Chorale, at 7 p.m. on Thursday, May 11 in the Sellers Performing Arts Center.

Third and fourth grade students have diligently worked on Recorder Karate! Each song they learn and play earns them a belt that’s tied onto the bell of their instrument.

Lastly, March is Music in Our Schools month. Each student participated in a “WHY MUSIC?” bulletin board outside the music classroom. Students wrote on a colored piece of paper, stating why they love music or why music is important to them. Their answers are wonderful! Here are some of things they wrote: “I love music because it pumps me up before a wrestling match,” “Music brings people together,” “We need music because it uses every subject!”

Covey began teaching in 2008. The previous top ratings were given in 2014 and 2017. Prior to those years, 2006 was the last time a choir from Lawson received top honors.

DISTRICT SOLO/SMALL ENSEMBLE FESTIVAL

A few weeks later, on Apr. 1, 11 vocal soloists performed in the MSHSAA District Solo/Small Ensemble Festival at Liberty High School. Each student prepared two contrasting solos to perform from memory in front of a judge. The judge rated the soloist on musical and technical components, similar to the large ensemble festival. For the first time since 2019, two vocalists qualified to advance to the MSHSAA State Solo/Small Ensemble Festival held on the Mizzou campus on Thursday, Apr. 27. Aleah Johnson (9) and Hunter Thompson (10) both received Exemplary Gold ratings and will be advancing to state. Ava Briegel (11), Jocelyn Hazlett (11), Haley Hollon (11), Haley Lewis (10), Joanna Mayne (9), Carsyn McPheeters (12), Cade Shafer (11), Cara Siebert (10), and Jacklyn Thompson (10) all received Outstanding Silver ratings on their solos. This is the largest number of soloists Mrs. Covey has had compete at the District Festival.

High school archery club meets on Wednesday mornings for grades 9th-12th in the middle school gym. The middle school archery club meets Thursday mornings for grades 5-8. Both clubs meet from 7-7:40 a.m. Students learn bow safety and the basics of archery. Students also have an opportunity to shoot bows in summer school during the Sports Unlimited class.

hIghLIghts Health Room

Spring is in the air and spring fever is sure to follow. While spring fever is not a reason to miss school, we still need to monitor for symptoms of illnesses that should exclude us from class. COVID-19, flu and the common cold are caused by viruses and can share some similarities like headache, cough, sore throat, muscle aches and runny or stuffy nose. Generally, fever is associated with COVID-19 and the flu and only sometimes with a cold. If you are experiencing a fever of 100 degrees or greater and/or have a cough that cannot be controlled with drinks of water or cough medicine, you should not come to school until cough is controlled with drinks/ medication and you are 24 hours fever-free without aid of medication.

ALLERGY SEASON

Springtime also brings allergy season which can make us feel yucky. Sneezing, itchy eyes, and runny or stuffy nose and sometimes a cough are often associated with seasonal allergies. Respiratory conditions such as asthma can be triggered by things like pollen that causes allergies. The best way to prevent seasonal allergies is to avoid your known triggers. If you’re allergic to pollen, stay inside with windows and doors closed as much as possible when there’s a lot of pollen in the air. Treatment of seasonal allergies may include non-prescription or prescription antihistamines, nasal steroid sprays and decongestants and avoidance of exposure to allergens where possible.

IMMUNIZATIONS

Now is a good time to check with your health care provider or local health department to ensure that your student has the required immunizations as well as the appropriate documentation of immunizations/exemptions in preparation for the upcoming year. The school must have documentation of required vaccinations on file before the first day of

school in August. Proof of immunization can be turned in to either school nurse office at any time.

Students Entering Kindergarten

• Must provide the school with documentation of up-to-date immunization status that includes the month, day and year of each required immunization before they can attend school.

• The most recent list of Missouri school immunization requirements has been included in the kindergarten enrollment packets.

• If your child has started a vaccine series but has not completed it prior to the start of school, he/she must have an Immunizaton-In-Progress form on file with the school, stating the appointment date when the next dose is to be given.

Students Entering 8th Grade

Required to receive one dose of the Tdap vaccine and one dose of the Meningococcal vaccine (MCV) prior to the first day of school.

Students Entering 12th Grade

Required to have two doses of the Meningococcal vaccine (MCV) prior to the first day of school unless the first dose was administered after 16 years of age (Immunization-In-Progress cards won’t work for this immunization).

Immunization Tips

Parents with 7th grade and 11th grade students might want to go ahead and take their students to get these vaccines, because they can sometimes be difficult to get in the summer months when demand increases. The Ray County Health Department (RCHD) is a good resource for vaccines and vaccinerelated questions. The RCHD is located in Richmond and can be reached at 816-7765413.

CONTACT INFO

If you have any questions or concerns, please contact Tina Murdock, RN at 816-5807272 or Melinda Grimpo, RN at 816-5807279/7270.

WInter Activities’ snApshot

HS WRESTLING

Varsity Boys Dual Record: 10-5

Varsity Girls Dual Record: 9-3

Highlights: The Boys placed 3rd at Districts. State Qualifiers(11): Brayden Sullard, Laren Dietz, Dalton McNeal, Drew WIlson, Conner Menke, Kota Triplett, Payton Vosika, Jordyn Smith, Madison McFall, Josi Briant, Aliyah Jesse State Medalists: Conner Menke 4th, Jordyn Smith 6th

HIGH SCHOOL BOYS BASKETBALL

Varsity Record: 11-16

Highlights: LeBlond Tournament Consolation

JV Record: 14-7

Freshmen Record: 7-12

HS GIRLS BASKETBALL

Varsity Record: 15-13

bAnd eaRninG top mA rk S

JAZZ BAND SUCCESS

The Lawson Jazz Band competed at the Northwest Missouri State Jazz Festival and the Truman State Jazz Festival. The group took 1st place at both with Anna Tucker, Hunter Thompson and Haley Lewis receiving individual Outstanding Musicianship Awards. Photos by Meredith Tucker

NWMSU JAZZ FESTIVAL

Highlights: Lawson Invitation 2nd Place

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SOLO & ENSEMBLE FESTIVAL

The following students performed solos for the MSHSAA District Solo and Ensemble Festival. Each student performed well and received awards for their efforts. These students include:

Maggie Thompson (12) - Gold, Percussion Soloist

Will Mason (11) - Gold, Percussion Soloist

Anna Tucker (12) - Silver, Saxophone Soloist

Hunter Thompson (10) - Silver, Saxophone Soloist

Haley Lewis (10) - Silver, Trumpet Soloist

Makynzee Hubbard (10) - Bronze, Clarinet Soloist

Dylan Spor (11) - Bronze, Euphonium Soloist

WILLIAM JEWELL WIND FEST

MS

7th

No team scores kept

Grade: No team scores kept ACADEMIC TEAM Record:

The following students participated in the William Jewell Wind Fest Honor Band:

Makynzee Hubbard (10), Shawn Holthouse (9), William Mason (11), Dylan Spor (11), Haley Lewis (10), Gabrielle Knoch (9), Alyse Gilmore (10)

MSHSAA LARGE ENSEMBLE CONTEST

The Lawson Band performed for the MSHSAA Large Ensemble Festival, receiving a Superior (1) rating. The students diligently prepared for their performance and represented Lawson well!

JournALIsm Students Earn

state aWaRds

KCI CONFERENCE BAND

Lawson had 35 students, including 19 high school and 16 middle school students, who were selected to participate in the KCI Conference Band. This honor group consists of some of the best musicians the KCI Conference schools have to offer.

These Lanidrac yearbook staff members earned two Best of Show awards, three All-Missouri awards, six Superiors, three Excellents and one Honorable Mention at the MIJA Scholastic Journalism Day (the state competition) on Wednesday, March 29.

Please see the list below and check out visuals of their work at http://bit.ly/MIJA23.

BEST OF SHOW

The highest award students can earn for submission entries. Only a select few are awarded in each category.

Lily Ripley & Kadance James

Yearbook Traditional PackageStudent Life

“Summer Feature: Camp Rocks”

Yearbook Mods

“Summer Reels”

ALL-MISSOURI

Addison Shay

Photography-Student Life/ Organization Photo

“Dressing to Impress”

WORLDS OF FUN FESTIVAL OF MUSIC

The 7th and 8th grade band students have been invited to perform at the Worlds of Fun Festival of Music on May 19. These students will perform prepared concert music for a panel of expert judges. Best of luck to these awesome students!

ms students meet for After schooL Chess Club

There were almost 1,500 entries from across the state and only the top-10 percent were recognized with AllMissouri awards.

Jordyn McCown & Jordyn Jones

Yearbook Traditional Package-Sports

“Small-Team Mentality”

Josie Briant

Photography-Academic Photo

“Sprinting”

Madisyn Nutter

Photography-Sports

“Take Down”

SUPERIOR

Baili Miller & Addison Shay

Yearbook Overall Theme/Concept

“Let’s Be Real”

Ashton Walden & Taylor Altis

Yearbook Traditional Package-Sports

“Covering New Ground”

Baili Miller

Photography-Academic Photo

“Running from Mentos”

Max Watson

Photography-Student Life/ Organization Photo

“Lawson Robotics Arm Wrestling Tournament”

Yearbook Mods

“Fidgets”

EXCELLENT

Jasmine Davis

Photography-Student Life/ Organization Photo “Serving Others”

Kadance James

Photography-Student Life/ Organization Photo “Cardinals for Red Cross Blood Drive”

Lanidrac Staff

Overall Yearbook-2022 “Reboot”

HONORABLE MENTION

Lily Ripley & Kadance James Yearbook Mods

“Oh, the Places...”

meetings on Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays.

LMS students Brody Wilson, River Coffman, Halle Briegal and Reese Muiller participate in the after school chess club. They learn the rules of chess and basic moves, trying to play as many games as possible during their

2023 boYS bASketbALL Summer cAmpS

Youth Camp for Boys entering grades 3rd-8th in 2023-2024

TIME: 10 a.m.-Noon

DATE: Monday, May 22-Thursday May 25

PLACE: Lawson High School

COST: $25 (includes a camp T-Shirt)

High School Camp for Boys entering grades 9th-12th in 2023-2024

TIME: 7 a.m.-9:30 a.m.

DATE: Monday, May 22-Thursday, May 25

PLACE: Lawson High School

COST: $25 (includes a camp T-Shirt)

2023 gIrLS bASketbALL Summer cAmpS

Cardinal Camp for 3rd & 4th (Grade in 2023-24)

TIME: 3:30-4:30 p.m.

DATE: May 15-17

PLACE: Southwest Elementary Gym

COST: $25 (includes T-Shirt & other prizes)

Girls 5th & 6th Grade Basketball Camp (Grade in 2023-24)

TIME: 10 a.m.-11:30 a.m.

DATE: May 22-25

PLACE: Lawson High School

COST: $25 (includes T-Shirt & other prizes)

Girls 7th & 8th Grade Basketball Camp (Grade in 2023-24)

TIME: Noon-1:30 p.m.

DATE: May 22-25

PLACE: Lawson High School

COST: $25 (includes T-Shirt & other prizes)

Girls HS Basketball Camp

TIME: 10 a.m.-Noon

DATE: May 30-June 1

PLACE: Lawson High School

COST: $20

2023 FootbALL Summer cAmpS

LHS Football Varsity Camp Grades 9-12

DATE: July 17-20 & July 24-27

PLACE: LHS

COST: $40 (includes T-Shirt)

2023 goLF cAmp

Lawson High School & Lawson Youth Sports Association Youth Golf Camp at Hidden Valley Golf Course

DATE: Aug. 7-9

Lawson R-XIV School District (816) 580-7277

Michael Stephenson, Superintendent

David Allgaier, Board President

Tyson Miller, Director Special Services

Southwest Elementary

(816) 580-7272

Megan Owens, Principal Christina Cross, Asst. Prin. & District P.R.

Lawson Middle School (816) 580-7279

Tammy Dunn, Principal

Travis Zahl, Asst Principal & District A D

Lawson High School

(816) 580-7270

Daniel Petet, Principal

Tara Crawford, Asst Principal & A+ Coord

Karen Johnson, Newsletter Compiler

Cardinal Connection Lawson R-XIV School District 4th & Allison Lawson, MO 64062

Cardinal Connection is a publication of the Lawson School District. To comment, write to the above address, or call 580-7270.

PLACE: Hidden Valley Golf Course

COST: $35

AGES:

5-8, 9 a.m.-10:15 a.m.

9-13, 10:15 a.m.-11:30 a.m.

Register on the Lawson Youth Sports Association website or Facebook page

2023 gIrLS SoFtbALL Summer cAmpS

Softball Youth Camp for 2nd-5th Grade (Gr. in 2023-24)

TIME: 3:45-4:15 p.m.

DATE: June 6-7

PLACE: LHS Softball Field

COST: $25 (includes T-Shirt, if form received by May 10)

Softball Youth Camp for 6th-8th Grade (Gr. in 2023-24)

TIME: 1-3 p.m.

DATE: June 6-7

PLACE: LHS Softball Field

COST: $25 (includes T-Shirt, if form received by May 10)

2023 gIrLS VoLLeYbALL Summer cAmpS

Volleyball LHS Cardinal Camp

DATE: May 22-25

TIME: 6-8:30 p.m.

PLACE: LHS Gym & Barker Center

COST: $20 includes T-Shirt, if form received by Friday, May 12

Volleyball 7th Cardinal Camp

TIME: 3:30-5 p.m.

DATE: May 1-4

PLACE: Barker Center

COST: $20 includes T-Shirt, if form received by Friday, Apr. 21

2023 men’S/women’S wreStLIng Summer cAmpS

LHS Wrestling Varsity Team Camp Grades 9-12

DATE: July 10-12

TIME: 6-8:30 p.m.

PLACE: LHS (Barker Center)

COST: $20 (includes T-Shirt)

dIStrIct updAteS Communications

The district recently finished updating its communications systems. This process included designing a new website, building a new app, and setting up a new text alert system.

“Our hope was to make it more user friendly and easier for our patrons, parents, students, and staff to find important information and stay connected to what’s happening in the district,”

Christina Cross, Public Relations Coordinator for the district, said.

The switchover began on Dec. 2. You can now download the district app that includes district events and athletic events calendars, links

to our staff, the dining menus, connections to the daily middle school and high school bulletins, and much more!

To stay connected, download the “Lawson R-XIV” app in the app store:

Download for Android: https://bit. ly/3Enkb5N

Download for iPhone: https:// apple.co/3T1aNsA

Also, patrons can request to stay connected through text alerts by following the link below (parents of the district are automatically enrolled): https://forms.gle/ wJSqdNRtVK47zTJR7