04/03/2026
They marched silently through Lansdowne, carrying messages of hope, justice, and peace.
In January, first and second graders studied the life of Martin Luther King Jr. and the role of peaceful protest during the Civil Rights Movement. Last month, they reflected on their own hopes for the world and created signs to share their messages with the community.
Walking to Borough Hall, students moved with intention, silently, seriously, and safely—honoring the spirit of the marches they had studied. Along the way, neighbors waved, cars honked, and the community responded with encouragement.
At LFS, learning doesn’t stay in the classroom.
Students are given opportunities to engage with the world around them, thoughtfully, responsibly, and with purpose.
Special thanks to Teacher Brooks for his ukulele cover of Blackbird, a song originally inspired by the Civil Rights Movement.