Leander ISD

Submit a Report

Anonymous Alerts allows students and parents to anonymously submit any sensitive or urgent student issues quickly to school officials.

Submissions can include reports of bullying, cyberbullying, depression, dating violence, drug or alcohol use, threats against the school, weapons on campus and more. All messages submitted remain completely anonymous.

How to send a report to a school official

Reports can be sent from the following link: https://www.anonymousalerts.com/leanderisd

There is also an Anonymous Alert Apple iOS App or Android App (login: leanderisd | password: leanderisd)

Other Resources

National Suicide Hotline:
1-800-273-TALK (8255)
http://www.suicidepreventionlifeline.org/

As a district, we strive to make our schools safe and effective learning environments for all. Leander ISD has received the No Place for Hate distinction from the ADL Anti-Defamation League at all LISD schools, the central administration office and the district as a whole.

Types of Bullying

• Physical: Hitting or Pushing
• Social Relational: Spreading rumors, leaving people out on purpose, breaking up friendships
• Verbal: Name calling or taunting
• Cyberbullying: Using the Internet or mobile phones to harm others

Take Action Against Bullying Flyer (English, Spanish) | Report Bullying | Anonymous Alerts

More information about anti-bullying.

Regular and punctual attendance is the greatest single factor in school success. Texas Compulsory Attendance Law requires students to attend school regularly, unless otherwise exempted by law. It is the responsibility of the parent and student to cooperate and communicate with the school on all attendance matters. The key to high school graduation is strong school attendance and parental involvement.

Note: For contact information of Attendance/Dropout Prevention specialists, see the staff directory at the bottom of the page.

More information about Attendance/Dropout Prevention

Video: English | Spanish
Commitment Agreement: English | Spanish

Campus Behavior Coordinators

Handbooks

• Student and Parent Handbooks
• Student Code of Conduct
• Dress Code

Leander Extended Opportunity (LEO) Center

Leander Extended Opportunity Center (LEO) is Leander ISD's disciplinary alternative school. LEO serves all grade levels of students (K-12) who commit major offenses or who are involved in a series of less serious offenses. Students are admitted to the LEO Center following a referral by the home campus.

Leander ISD embraces opportunities for our students to share their thoughts, feelings and experiences with their friends, family and staff. LISD policies and guidelines direct staff in working with students who desire to communicate their opinions or views. Examples of those policies, which are on the LISD website, include FNA (Legal) and FNA (Local).

More information about Student Freedom of Speech