Lansing USD469 will start one hour later each Thursday during the 2025-2026 school year. Here is some helpful information for our families regarding Late Start Thursdays:
Late Start: Each Thursday, all K-12 students will start school one hour later than usual.
Preschool: This schedule will not affect preschool students.
Purpose: The additional time allows our teachers to collaborate on enhancing the MTSS process, discuss student data, intervention strategies, instructional techniques, common assessments, and set goals for our students.
Transportation: Buses will run one hour later each Thursday.
Childcare: For elementary and intermediate students (grades K-5), free childcare is available through the YMCA for parents needing to drop their students off at 8:00 am. Please contact your child's school for more information on how to sign up.
We appreciate your support as we work to provide the best educational experience for our students.
Late Start: Each Thursday, all K-12 students will start school one hour later than usual.
Preschool: This schedule will not affect preschool students.
Purpose: The additional time allows our teachers to collaborate on enhancing the MTSS process, discuss student data, intervention strategies, instructional techniques, common assessments, and set goals for our students.
Transportation: Buses will run one hour later each Thursday.
Childcare: For elementary and intermediate students (grades K-5), free childcare is available through the YMCA for parents needing to drop their students off at 8:00 am. Please contact your child's school for more information on how to sign up.
We appreciate your support as we work to provide the best educational experience for our students.
Mamma Mia! is happening at Lansing High School auditorium this Thursday, Friday, and Saturday at 7 PM!
Buy tickets at this link: https://square.link/u/SKSJNkjW
Buy tickets at this link: https://square.link/u/SKSJNkjW
Celebrate Red Monday with Lansing USD469!
Lansing USD469 is showing our Chiefs spirit! On Monday, as the Kansas City Chiefs take the field for Monday Night Football, we’re encouraging all students, staff, and families to join in the fun by wearing RED to school and work.
Go Chiefs!
Lansing USD469 is showing our Chiefs spirit! On Monday, as the Kansas City Chiefs take the field for Monday Night Football, we’re encouraging all students, staff, and families to join in the fun by wearing RED to school and work.
Go Chiefs!
Lansing’s Trunk or Treat is Back!
Get ready for a spooktacular evening of candy, costumes, and community fun! Join us on October 26th from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. in the lower parking lot at Lansing High School for this year’s Trunk or Treat event.
Families can enjoy a festive night filled with decorated car trunks, candy, food trucks, and plenty of Halloween fun. Kids of all ages are encouraged to come in costume and trick-or-treat safely among friends and neighbors.
This event is open to the entire Lansing community, and allergy-friendly treats will be available to ensure everyone can take part in the celebration.
Bring your family, your friends, and your Halloween spirit. We can’t wait to see you there!
Lansing High School – Lower Parking Lot
October 26 | 5:30–7:30 p.m.
Candy, food trucks, and fun for all ages!
Lansing Schools is celebrating United Against Bullying Spirit Week, a time for students and staff to come together to spread kindness, unity, and positivity throughout our schools.
Here’s how everyone can join in:
Monday: Let Kindness Shine
Wear bright shoes to brighten someone’s day!
Tuesday: Showcase Your Kindness
Wear your favorite kindness attire (shirt or shoes).
Wednesday: Wear Orange
Wear orange to encourage unity against bullying.
Thursday: Dream of Kindness
Dress in PJs or sweats as we dream of a world free of bullying.
Friday: Fab Friday
Wear shoes or a shirt that makes you feel “fab” to end the week with positivity!
Here’s how everyone can join in:
Monday: Let Kindness Shine
Wear bright shoes to brighten someone’s day!
Tuesday: Showcase Your Kindness
Wear your favorite kindness attire (shirt or shoes).
Wednesday: Wear Orange
Wear orange to encourage unity against bullying.
Thursday: Dream of Kindness
Dress in PJs or sweats as we dream of a world free of bullying.
Friday: Fab Friday
Wear shoes or a shirt that makes you feel “fab” to end the week with positivity!
REMINDER: Lansing High School Homecoming Extravaganza is Tonight!
Mark your calendars for a night of fun, food, and community spirit at the Lansing High School Homecoming Extravaganza!
Date: Wednesday, October 1, 2025
Time: 6:00–9:00 p.m.
Location: Lansing High School Football Field, 1412 147th St., Lansing, KS 66043
The evening kicks off with food trucks opening at 6:00 p.m., followed by games beginning at 6:30 p.m. Bring your family and friends to enjoy delicious food, exciting activities, and the chance to celebrate homecoming in true Lansing Lion style.
This year’s event features a Wizard of Oz theme, so follow the Yellow Brick Road to the football field for an unforgettable night! Whether you’re a fan of food trucks, carnival-style games, or simply want to gather with the community, there’s something for everyone.
Come out, show your Lion pride, and help make Homecoming 2025 one to remember!
Mark your calendars for a night of fun, food, and community spirit at the Lansing High School Homecoming Extravaganza!
Date: Wednesday, October 1, 2025
Time: 6:00–9:00 p.m.
Location: Lansing High School Football Field, 1412 147th St., Lansing, KS 66043
The evening kicks off with food trucks opening at 6:00 p.m., followed by games beginning at 6:30 p.m. Bring your family and friends to enjoy delicious food, exciting activities, and the chance to celebrate homecoming in true Lansing Lion style.
This year’s event features a Wizard of Oz theme, so follow the Yellow Brick Road to the football field for an unforgettable night! Whether you’re a fan of food trucks, carnival-style games, or simply want to gather with the community, there’s something for everyone.
Come out, show your Lion pride, and help make Homecoming 2025 one to remember!
Support Lansing Schools at the Lansing Educational Foundation's Boots & Bow Ties Gala
The Lansing Educational Foundation is hosting its annual Boots & Bow Ties Gala on Saturday, November 8, 2025, and we would love for our community to join in. This signature event combines a fun night out with meaningful support for Lansing students and teachers.
By attending, you’re helping LEF continue its mission of enriching learning opportunities across USD 469. In the 2025–26 school year alone, the LEF awarded more than $45,000 in classroom grants and since 2004, has invested over $750,000 in our schools.
Event Details:
Date: Saturday, November 8, 2025
Registration: https://www.eventcreate.com/e/2025-lef-bootsandbowtiesball
Questions? Contact Kara Thompson at Kara.Thompson@usd469.net
We’re grateful to the Lansing Educational Foundation for their ongoing support of our students, teachers, and schools.
The Lansing Educational Foundation is hosting its annual Boots & Bow Ties Gala on Saturday, November 8, 2025, and we would love for our community to join in. This signature event combines a fun night out with meaningful support for Lansing students and teachers.
By attending, you’re helping LEF continue its mission of enriching learning opportunities across USD 469. In the 2025–26 school year alone, the LEF awarded more than $45,000 in classroom grants and since 2004, has invested over $750,000 in our schools.
Event Details:
Date: Saturday, November 8, 2025
Registration: https://www.eventcreate.com/e/2025-lef-bootsandbowtiesball
Questions? Contact Kara Thompson at Kara.Thompson@usd469.net
We’re grateful to the Lansing Educational Foundation for their ongoing support of our students, teachers, and schools.
Homecoming Spirit Week: There’s No Place Like Homecoming
Monday, Sept. 29 – Rhyme Over the Rainbow: Rhyme Without a Reason, Students pair up with a friend and dress in costumes that rhyme, even if they don’t go together.
Examples: Cat & Rat, DJ & PJs, Clock & Rock.
Tuesday, Sept. 30 – Twister Tuesday, Teachers and students swap roles by dressing like each other!
Wednesday, Oct. 1 – Which Witch is Which? Find a friend and wear matching outfits—it’s all about twinning!
Thursday, Oct. 2 – Lions, Moms, and Dads… Oh My! Choose your side: dress up as a Soccer Mom or a BBQ Dad.
Friday, Oct. 3 – Neon Rainbow, End the week in bright spirit! Wear your favorite neon colors. Refer to your building for specific neon colors by grade level (if applicable).
Monday, Sept. 29 – Rhyme Over the Rainbow: Rhyme Without a Reason, Students pair up with a friend and dress in costumes that rhyme, even if they don’t go together.
Examples: Cat & Rat, DJ & PJs, Clock & Rock.
Tuesday, Sept. 30 – Twister Tuesday, Teachers and students swap roles by dressing like each other!
Wednesday, Oct. 1 – Which Witch is Which? Find a friend and wear matching outfits—it’s all about twinning!
Thursday, Oct. 2 – Lions, Moms, and Dads… Oh My! Choose your side: dress up as a Soccer Mom or a BBQ Dad.
Friday, Oct. 3 – Neon Rainbow, End the week in bright spirit! Wear your favorite neon colors. Refer to your building for specific neon colors by grade level (if applicable).
Cheering on Lions, On and Off the Field!
Lansing Intermediate School 4th grade teacher, Mrs. Laurie Holden, goes above and beyond for her students. Whether they’re in her classroom now or were in her class years ago, she shows up to support them, even at their football games!
We love seeing our teachers make such lasting connections with students, reminding them that once a Lion, always a Lion.
Lansing Intermediate School 4th grade teacher, Mrs. Laurie Holden, goes above and beyond for her students. Whether they’re in her classroom now or were in her class years ago, she shows up to support them, even at their football games!
We love seeing our teachers make such lasting connections with students, reminding them that once a Lion, always a Lion.
Mark your calendar!
PTA meetings are your chance to stay in the loop, get involved, and contribute to the success of our schools.
Whether you’re a longtime member or new to our community, we welcome you to join us!
PTA meetings are your chance to stay in the loop, get involved, and contribute to the success of our schools.
Whether you’re a longtime member or new to our community, we welcome you to join us!
This afternoon, the Lansing Fire Department responded to Lansing Intermediate School due to a faulty smoke detector. Out of an abundance of caution, students and staff were evacuated from the building until the fire department gave the all clear.
At no time were students in danger, and normal activities have now resumed.
Thank you for your understanding and support.
At no time were students in danger, and normal activities have now resumed.
Thank you for your understanding and support.
Now Hiring: 8th Grade Science Teacher
Lansing USD 469 is seeking a passionate and dynamic 8th Grade Science Teacher with an Earth Science emphasis to join our dedicated team for the 2025–2026 school year.
Why Lansing?
$3,000 Signing Bonus
Multiple Modes of Collaboration are embedded in this position to ensure strong team support.
Comprehensive Mentoring Program for all new hires—because your growth matters to us.
Small-Town Feel with Big Opportunities, just minutes from the Kansas City Metro area.
Join a district that values innovation, relationships, and the success of every student—and educator.
Apply now and become part of our Lansing USD469 family: https://www.usd469.net/page/employment
Help Us Celebrate Excellence in Lansing USD469 : Nominate a Student or Staff Member of the Month!
At each regularly scheduled Board of Education meeting, we proudly recognize one exceptional student and one outstanding staff member who have gone above and beyond.
Do you know someone who deserves the spotlight for their hard work, kindness, or extraordinary contributions? Nominate them today using the link below! Your nominations make a difference in showcasing the amazing individuals who make our district shine.
Staff/Student Recognition Form: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdgIcO19VdkO38GsLPNVUUgr1sNOeqaSmU6ZF1bgbIY0EZuaA/viewform
Strategic Plan Connection: Positive Culture - Develop incentives to assist in recruitment/retention of all staff.
Let’s show our appreciation and celebrate those who inspire us every day!
Summer 2025 Opportunities for Lansing Students
Lansing High School is excited to offer a lineup of athletic opportunities for students in grades K -12 this summer! Whether your student is looking to stay active, build strength, or sharpen skills for the upcoming season, our 2025 Summer Sports Camp and Strength, Speed, and Conditioning Program are designed to meet their goals in a supportive and structured environment.
Strength, Speed, and Conditioning Program (Grades 2-12)
This program focuses on improving athletic performance through strength training, speed development, and overall conditioning. It is ideal for student-athletes preparing for fall sports and anyone looking to enhance their fitness levels over the summer.
Summer Sports Camps
Sport-specific camps are available for a variety of athletics, including football, volleyball, basketball, and more. These camps are led by our experienced LHS coaching staff and offer fun, skill-based instruction tailored to each age group.
Program Dates, Registration Details & More
To view the full list of offerings, schedules, age group information, and registration links, visit our Summer 2025 Opportunities page:
usd469.net/o/usdhs/page/summer-2025-summer-opportunities-for-lansing-students
Help your student stay active, motivated, and connected this summer—sign up today!
Planning for the 2025–2026 School Year
If your student will not be returning for the 2025–2026 school year, please take a moment to complete the Non-Returning Student Form.
Click here for form: https://businessofficeadmin.plumsail.io/f7d39418-3089-49eb-ba87-f718fdebd829
Your response helps us greatly with scheduling and planning—thank you!
THIS IS A REMINDER: Lansing USD469 will be on a Late Start Schedule tomorrow. The Late Start schedule does not affect students or children in our Early Childhood building.
You’re Invited to the 2nd Annual 8th Grade Math Fair at Lansing Middle School!
Monday, May 5 | 8:15 - 3:00 PM and 4:00–6:00 PM | Lansing Middle School
Please RSVP at the following link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScL9xee5bXcOEhvagSfc-tsnErMr4K_6MPl2QhuMl6Kr52n0g/viewform
Lansing Middle School is thrilled to welcome families, community members, and guests to the 2nd Annual 8th Grade Math Fair, an event that showcases how students are connecting math to real-world careers through interactive displays and personal research.
Organized by educators Penny Wagner and Miranda Cote, 8th-grade students interviewed community members about how they use math in their professions. The students then transformed their learning into essays and tri-fold displays that spotlight the importance of math in the workplace.
Explore dozens of careers through student-created projects, spanning fields such as construction, healthcare, finance, culinary arts, education, and more!
Special Giveaway!
Attendees will have the chance to win TWO Sporting KC tickets, generously donated by Kurt Austin, Senior Director of Communications for Sporting KC and one of our dedicated career volunteers. Just by attending, you're entered into the raffle!
Why You Should Attend:
Celebrate our students’ hard work and creativity
Get inspired by the many ways math applies to everyday life and careers
Support community learning and real-world readiness
Enter to win Sporting KC tickets!
Thank you for being part of our community’s commitment to hands-on, meaningful education. We can’t wait to see you there!
Reminder: No Late Start on Wednesday, May 1st & No School for Students on Friday, May 2nd
We want to remind families of this week’s schedule adjustments:
Wednesday, May 1st – Regular start time (No late start)
Friday, May 2nd– No school for students due to our districtwide Professional Development Day.
Thanks so much for helping us keep the week running smoothly—we appreciate you!
The Lansing Board of Education will hold a board work session on Tuesday, April 29th at 5:30 pm. Location: Lansing District Office - 200 East Mary Street, Lansing, KS 66043. Agenda: https://go.boarddocs.com/ks/usd469/Board.nsf/goto?open&id=DFXJVQ4F0826
District-Wide Spirit Week for Teacher Appreciation!
The LHS KAY Club is hosting a district-wide (Pre) Teacher Appreciation Spirit Week this week in honor of the upcomingTeacher Appreciation Week! Since the high school won’t be able to celebrate next week due to Senior Week activities, they are asking our staff and students to join in showing our appreciation for our amazing educators.
- Tuesday, April 29 - LHS Staff are "Oz-some": Wear green vs. pink (for Wicked)
- Wednesday, April 30 - Our Teachers Color Our World: Wear your favorite color
- Thursday, May 1 - "Throwback": Wear 80s themed clothes
