Summer programs are moving fast at Lawrenceville Elementary School as the building hosts its dedicated summer academy sessions through late June. Alongside these classroom boosts, Principal Haynes is keeping area families closely connected to campus updates by sending out comprehensive digital newsletters. For parents mapping out the upcoming term early, the front office has already posted the complete grade-by-grade supply checklists and the official layout for the upcoming community open house.

Q1. What should I do if my child is sick and has to stay home from school?

Ans. Keep them home until they feel better, and then send a written excuse note or a doctor's slip to the teacher the day your child comes back so the absence doesn't count as unexcused.

Q2. How do I find out where my child catches the school bus?

Ans. Log into your parent account on your phone before school starts. The app lists your child's bus number, their morning stop, and the time they need to stand outside.

Q3. How do I get ahold of my child's teacher if I have a question?

Ans. Type out a quick text on ParentSquare or email them. They will answer when they get a spare minute, generally during lunch or after the kids go home.

Q4. Is there an easy way to add money to my child's school lunch account?

Ans. Yes, you can set up an account on MyPaymentsPlus. You can load money onto their account using a debit card, set up auto-reloads, and see exactly what snacks they are buying.

Q5. What is the dress code for shoes at Lawrenceville Elementary School?

Ans. Kids need to wear safe, closed-toe shoes like sneakers every day. Flip-flops, sandals, and high heels aren't safe for running around at recess or playing games in gym class.