Leander ISD is committed to partnering with families and ensuring transparency in student opportunities. In accordance with the Texas Education Code (as amended by Senate Bill 12, 89th Legislature), parents and guardians have the right to direct their child’s participation in school-sponsored clubs and organizations.

Annual Parent/Guardian Consent Required

Students may participate in any campus- or district-sponsored club or organization only with parent/guardian approval each school year.

  • Consent is required annually
  • Students will not be permitted to enroll in or attend clubs without parent approval
  • Parents may update or withdraw consent at any time by contacting their campus

Action Required:
Parents will complete club participation consent during annual student verification or through a campus-provided form.

Access to Club Information

Parents have the right to review information about student clubs before making a decision.

Campuses will provide access to:

  • Club name and purpose
  • General description of activities
  • Name of assigned staff monitor

For additional details, choose your school below. To learn more about clubs and organizations on a campus not listed below, please contact that campus directly.

High School

Middle School

Elementary School (Coming Soon)

  • Akin ES
  • Bagdad ES
  • Block House Creek ES
  • Camacho ES
  • Cox ES
  • Cypress ES
  • Deer Creek ES
  • Faubion ES
  • Giddens ES
  • Grandview Hills ES
  • Hisle ES
  • Knowles ES
  • Larkspur ES
  • Laura Welch Bush ES
  • Mason ES
  • Naumann ES
  • North ES
  • Parkside ES
  • Plain ES
  • Pleasant Hill ES
  • Reagan ES
  • Reed ES
  • River Place ES
  • River Ridge ES
  • Rutledge ES
  • Steiner Ranch ES
  • Tarvin ES
  • Westside ES
  • Whitestone ES
  • Winkley ES

Role of Staff Monitors

Leander ISD staff assigned to student clubs serve in a supervisory role to support student safety and compliance with district expectations. Staff involvement will align with state law and district policy.

State Requirements

In accordance with Texas law, school districts must ensure that student clubs and organizations:

  • Comply with all applicable state and federal laws
  • Operate within district guidelines for student activities
  • Adhere to requirements regarding student eligibility and participation

Related Board Policies and Texas Education Code

  • FNAB (Student Welfare): Parent rights related to student information and participation
  • Legal Reference: Texas Education Code §26 (Parental Rights), as amended by the 89th Texas Legislature (SB 12)