Lawler Elementary

🎉 Help Us Celebrate Our Lawler Academic Team! 🦁
We are so proud of our Lawler Lions for their outstanding accomplishments this season!
🏆 Lawler placed 3rd overall in Regionals out of 16 teams, with the top three spots all going to Grayson County Schools!
⭐ McKinley G. — 2nd Place Language Arts & 1st Place Written Composition
⭐ Maebry H. — 2nd Place Written Composition
⭐ Carter S. — 2nd Place Math
👏 In addition, Lawler was honored with the Katherine Hume Sportsmanship Award, recognizing our students’ leadership, respect, and teamwork throughout the competition season.
Way to go, Lawler Lions!! We are proud of you! 🦁💙

Did you know that next week is National School Breakfast Week?! National School Breakfast Week is an annual celebration that highlights the important role school breakfast programs play in supporting student health, focus, and academic success. A nutritious breakfast helps students start their day energized, ready to learn, and prepared to do their best!

We have some fun activities and special moments planned for your child next week. Thank you for partnering with us by teaching your child about the benefits of starting the day with a healthy meal and encouraging them to participate in our school breakfast program.

Spring Pictures

Family Learning Night

February SBDMC Meeting

100th Day of School Dress up Day!

SBDMC January 2026

Holiday Spirit Days!

Kindergarten and First Grade Christmas Performance

Veterans Day Event

Food Drive!

🎀 Red Ribbon Week: October 27–31! 🎀
Get ready to celebrate the nation’s oldest and largest drug prevention campaign, inspiring millions of young people every year! Let’s show our support and spread awareness by dressing up for each day’s fun theme. Together, we can make a difference and stand proud for a drug-free life! 💪❤️

SBDMC Committees

Fall Picture Day!

Chronic absences are a concern across Kentucky's schools. Chronic absenteeism is defined as missing 10% of yearly school time – or just two days a month – for excused or unexcused reasons throughout the school year. When students miss school, they miss out on learning, making it hard for them to keep up with their classmates. They miss out on relationships and social development. They miss out on important projects and learning about teamwork. And they can miss out on graduating on time. Solving this challenge will take all of us working together to keep our children consistently in school.

Senate Bill 181 and KRS 160.145 requires each school district in the state to designate one or more traceable communications systems as the exclusive means for electronic communication between staff, volunteers, and students. What does traceable communications mean for my family? Find out more by clicking the following link: https://www.graysoncountyschools.com/page/traceable-communications-families

The Grayson County Board of Education requires high standards of personal conduct from each student to promote respect for the rights of others and to accomplish the purpose of the Grayson County School District. The Board also requires compliance with established standards and rules of the District and the laws of the community, state and nation. Please review the linked "Code of Acceptable Behavior & Discipline". An acknowledgement of receipt form will be sent home with your child today. Please return this signed form to your child's teacher.
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August SBDMC Meeting