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Lewis-Palmer High School (LPHS) is a public high school in Monument, Colorado. It is one of only three high schools in the Lewis-Palmer School District 38, the others being Palmer Ridge High School and Monument Academy High School.

Former nameThe Lewis School
School typePublic high school
MottoExpect the Best
Established1920 (106 years ago) (1920)
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Lewis-Palmer High School
Location
1300 Higby Road

,
Colorado
80132

United States

39°4′50″N 104°51′17″W
Information
Former nameThe Lewis School
School typePublic high school
MottoExpect the Best
Established1920 (106 years ago) (1920)
School district
Lewis-Palmer 38
CEEB code061040
NCES School ID
080582001003[1]
Principal
Jeffery Zick[2]
Teaching staff
56.02 (on an FTE basis)[1]
Grades9–12
Enrollment1,171 (2023–2024[1])
Student to teacher ratio
20.90[1]
ColorsBlack and orange
  
Athletics conference
CHSAA
MascotRanger
Feeder schools
  • Lewis-Palmer Middle School
Websitewww.lewispalmer.org/lphs
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2006 Issue

The school refused to give its 2006 valedictorian her diploma after she mentioned Jesus Christ in her commencement speech. Erica Corder pursued legal action against the school district.[3] The court ruled against Corder by declaring that the graduation was a school-sponsored event and therefore the school was under the obligation to uphold the constitutional separation between church and state. The court also ruled that the school's policy for graduation speeches was too vague, and thus unconstitutional due to the "chilling effect" that is created by overly broad rules.[4]

Notable Teacher

In 2015, Kathy Thirkell won the Colorado Teachers of the Year award.[5]

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