🎀🚫 Red Ribbon Week at LES: October 26-30, 2026🚫🎀
We’re celebrating being “Drug and Bully Free” with a week full of themed spirit days and positive messages!
Here’s how we’re showing our support:
🧢 Monday (26th) – Hat Day: Put a cap on drugs and bullying!
🌟 Tuesday (27th) – Neon Day: Your future is bright!
🔴 Wednesday (28th) – Wear Red: Rally in red for being drug and bully free!
💙💛 Thursday (29th) – LES Spirit Day: “We fit together” – wear yellow/gold and blue!
📚 Friday (30th) – Book Character Day: Hide from drugs—wear your favorite book character costume!
Let’s unite as a school to promote kindness, safety, and healthy choices. 💙

Parents and guardians, report cards are being sent home with students today. Please take a moment to check with your child and review their report card together.
Report cards provide valuable information about your child's academic progress and are a great opportunity to celebrate successes and discuss goals for continued growth.
✅ Check your child's backpack today!
✅ Review their grades and teacher comments
✅ Reach out to your child's school if you have any questions
Thank you for your partnership in supporting student success!

****REMINDER****
Tomorrow, Wednesday, October 21st, is Unity Day
Unity Day theme this year is Boots on the Ground Against Bullying
Wear boots and cowboy hats (western attire) to show that we are together against bullying and UNITED for kindness, acceptance, and inclusion.
Take a picture, post to social media, and use the hashtag #UnityDay2026. Remember to tag your school when posting.



Wednesday, October 21st, is Unity Day
Unity Day theme this year is Boots on the Ground Against Bullying
Wear boots and cowboy hats (western attire) to show that we are together against bullying and UNITED for kindness, acceptance, and
inclusion.
Take a picture, post to social media, and use the hashtag #UnityDay2026. Remember to tag your school when
posting.



















To celebrate awareness for the Gamecocks vs. Tigers Canned Food Drive, we invite everyone to show their team spirit by wearing their favorite college colors this Friday, October 16, 2026!
❤️🖤 Will Gamecock colors dominate the halls? 💜🧡 Or will Tiger pride take the lead?
Let's fill Lewisville Elementary with school spirit while supporting a great cause. We can't wait to see which colors show up the most!
#LESLions #GamecocksVsTigers #CannedFoodDrive #CollegeColorsDay #LionsEmpoweredToSucceed 🦁🏈🥫

All 2nd grade students will be assessed October 15th-23rd. The results of these assessments will be utilized to determine eligibility for the ACCENT (Gifted & Talented) program.
Please be sure students get a good night’s rest the day before testing and have a healthy breakfast the morning of testing. Also, make sure students arrive at school on time, as testing will begin promptly at 8:15 each morning. Students should not be absent during this time.
Testing Dates
October 15, 2026 & October 16, 2026 - Iowa (ITBS) Testing
October 19, 2026, October 20, 2026, October 21, 2026—CogAT testing (ITBS) testing
October 22, 2026 & October 23, 2026—Iowa (ITBS) & CogAT makeup testing
See Website for more information: https://www.chester.k12.sc.us/o/les/page/cogat-and-itbs

Today, Lewisville Elementary School proudly celebrates our incredible custodial team! Their hard work, dedication, and attention to detail help keep our school clean, safe, and welcoming for every student, staff member, and visitor who walks through our doors.
From early mornings to late afternoons, they work behind the scenes to ensure our Lions have a learning environment where they can thrive. Whether it's preparing classrooms, keeping hallways spotless, setting up for special events, or responding to unexpected messes with a smile, our custodians truly do it all!
Thank you for your commitment, your kindness, and the countless ways you support our school community each day. We are grateful for everything you do to help make LES a place where Lions are Empowered to Succeed!
💙💛 Join us in showing our custodians some love and appreciation in the comments below! 💙💛


A reminder to CCSD families that October 5-9 is Fall Intersession. Whether you're spending time with family, catching up on a favorite book, exploring the outdoors, or simply enjoying a well-deserved break, we hope you make the most of it!
We'll see our students back in class on Monday, October 12, ready for a great second quarter.
💛 Enjoy the break and stay safe!
#CCSD #OneChester

The rivalry is heating up at Lewisville Elementary School, but this time it's for a great cause! 💙
Will you help the Tigers roar to victory or cheer the Gamecocks on to the win? Every canned food donation counts toward your team while helping local families in need.
🌟 Gamecocks vs. Tigers Canned Food Drive 🌟
📅 October 12 - November 12
📍 Drop donations in classroom collection bins or the front office.
Most needed items:
🥫 Canned vegetables
🍑 Canned fruits
🍲 Canned soup
🫘 Canned beans
🐟 Canned tuna/chicken
🥜 Peanut butter
🍝 Pasta & pasta sauce
🍚 Rice
At LES, we know that while rivalries are fun, kindness and teamwork are always the real winners! ❤️
👇 Tell us in the comments: #TeamTigers or #TeamGamecocks? 👇
Donate cans. Feed families. Make a difference. Together, we can tackle hunger in our community! 🏈🥫 #LESStrong #SmallSchoolBigHeart #CannedFoodDrive #TeamTigers #TeamGamecocks #FeedFamiliesMakeADifference


Thank you to our outstanding custodial staff! 💙
#OneCCSD #OneChester #CustodianAppreciation

📚 Important Reminder for CCSD Families 📚
Chester County School District students will attend a half day of school on Friday, October 2. This will be the first of three scheduled half days during the 2026-2027 school year.
Dismissal times are as follows:
🔹 Elementary Schools: 11:15 a.m.
🔹 Middle Schools: 12:00 p.m.
🔹 High Schools: 12:15 p.m.
Following the half day, students will begin their intersession break. We hope our students, families, and staff enjoy this opportunity to rest, recharge, and spend time together.
We look forward to welcoming students back to class on Monday, October 12 as we begin the next phase of a successful school year.
Thank you for your continued partnership and support of Chester County School District!
#CCSDStrong #ChesterCountySchools #IntersessionBreak #StudentSuccess 📚🍎

Throughout National Principals Month, we proudly recognize the outstanding school leaders who make a difference every day in the lives of our students, staff, and families across the Chester County School District.
Principals are the heart of our schools. They set the vision, foster a positive learning environment, support teachers, encourage students, and help create school communities where everyone can thrive. Their leadership, dedication, and commitment play a vital role in shaping the success of our schools and the future of our students.
We are grateful for the hard work, passion, and countless hours our principals invest to ensure every child has the opportunity to learn, grow, and succeed. Thank you for your unwavering commitment to excellence and for the positive impact you make in Chester County schools each and every day.
Join us this month in celebrating and thanking our incredible principals for all they do! 💙🍎 #OneChester #ThankAPrincipal
Chester County School District Principals:
Chester Park Elementary School – Early Learning Center: Tonia Ashford-Knox
Chester Park Elementary School – Primary Campus: Dr. Thomasina Curenton
Chester Park Elementary School – Intermediate Campus: Dr. Tonya Campbell
Great Falls Elementary School: Dr. Padriaic Hampton
Lewisville Elementary School: Anne Stone
Chester Middle School: Latasha Cassidy
Lewisville Middle School: Brian Edmond
Chester High School: Dr. Joshua Williams
Great Falls High School: Suzanne Hough
Lewisville High School: Hubert Jayakumar
Career and Technology Center: Jovanda Murphy
Adult Education: Dr. Carmen Brittain
The Learning Center: David Spencer

During the presentation, Officer Tori explained what bullying is and helped students understand the different forms it can take, including physical, verbal, and social bullying. She emphasized that bullying is hurtful and can have a lasting impact on others. Students were encouraged to treat their classmates with kindness, respect, and empathy.


Way to go, Lions! 🦁🎉 Mrs. King's class has officially "Zearned It" for the month of September 2026! Through hard work, perseverance, and dedication to their math learning, these students met their Zearn lesson completion goals and showed what it means to be Lions Empowered to Succeed!
We are so proud of their commitment to growing their math skills each day. Keep up the amazing work, mathematicians! 💙💛

September 25, 2026: LES will celebrate Dolly Day in conjunction with World Kindness Week. Please wear country and western attire, pink, rhinestones, or a Dolly shirt. Students are also reminded to share at least one random act of kindness during the day. (A note to a teacher, former teacher, janitor, cafeteria, or other staff member; open a door for a friend, or share kind words with family members.)
**NOTE: This was originally a LES SPIRIT Day but has now changed to Dolly Day

📣🦁 Show Your Lewisville Lion Pride! 🦁📣
The PTO Spirit Shirt Sale is almost here! Be sure to order your Lewisville Lions spirit wear online September 8-18.
💙 Royal blue shirt with gold lettering 👕 Short-sleeve shirts: $16 👕 Long-sleeve shirts: $20 📦 Orders will be delivered to the school and sent home with your student.
Ordering is quick and easy online! Check out the flyer for the QR code or visit Spiritwear.com to place your order. http://spiritwear.com/campaigns.php
Don't miss your chance to show your LES spirit all year long! 💙💛

