Niagara Gazette Lew-Port

Teacher likes this Apple at Lew-Port

2012-02-06T22:04:44-05:00

Keeping up with technology is a problem almost everywhere. But in the classroom, a deficiency can cripple children as they move through their formative years into post-high school.

Emily Lauzonis ‘pooling’ her talents to raise funds at Lew-Port

2012-01-23T16:58:54-05:00

Emily Lauzonis, a Lewiston-Porter Intermediate student, had one goal this year when it came to the Swim A Cross event which benefits the American Red Cross. She simply wanted to break her totals raised from the 2011 version.

Lew-Port's $2.5M capital project plan targets roof, pool liner

2012-01-17T23:47:57-05:00

The Lewiston-Porter School District is considering asking its residents permission to complete an estimated $2.5 million improvement project.

Lew-Port students honor veterans

2011-11-23T00:09:44-05:00

Kindergarten and first grade students at Lewiston-Porter Primary Education Center welcomed some special individuals to the school for a presentation Tuesday.

International Water Forum trickles into Lew-Port

2011-11-16T10:39:49-05:00

Mother Nature can’t permanently keep a good forum down. At least not when Lew-Port High School students are involved.

Lew-Port program helps district get a read on students

2011-11-16T10:34:45-05:00

Lewiston-Porter will soon be fully implementing new regulations for diagnosing and working with students with learning difficulties.

Lew-Port principal gets taste of high (up) life

2011-10-24T00:26:33-04:00

For Lewiston-Porter Intermediate Education Center Principal Andrew Auer, watching the weather forecast became the most important part of his week.

Lew-Port officials tackling issue of bullying

2011-10-18T22:47:54-04:00

The Lewiston-Porter school board took steps to strengthen its district’s response to bullying and other harassment Tuesday.

Lew-Port's academy program growing in second year

2011-09-20T23:33:10-04:00

A Lewiston-Porter School District program designed to give students a jumpstart on what post-high school life is like is growing after its first full year.

Lew-Port students build a better ... egg container?

2011-05-31T19:52:34-04:00

Upper Mountain Volunteer Fire Co. Engine Captain John Schultz helped drop packages containing an egg for Lewiston-Porter students in the Design & Drawing for Production class on Tuesday.