Leander ISD

The Board of Trustees approved the 2019 major maintenance projects, reviewed the district’s performance on an annual Texas scorecard and continued the discussion for a 2020-21 middle school attendance zoning change at its Feb. 21 meeting.

Construction and capital renewal projects will continue as the Trustees acted on multiple projects

Trustees are asking for more community input as they review all middle school attendance zones for the 2020-21 school year and the opening of Danielson Middle School.

The annual Texas Academic Performance Report (TAPR) reflects the districts strong graduation rate and performance on standardized testing.

During Monday's Staff Development Day, district staff brought in a whopping 7,978 books, which smashes our all-time launch record and puts us well on our way toward our goal of collecting at least 10,000 books.

LISD is reaching out to our community to ask for feedback on specific priorities when considering attendance zoning parameters identified from the first survey.

The community is invited to attend the upcoming "Coffee with the Board" events, hosted by the Leander ISD Board of Trustees.

The Board of Trustees considered a proposal to change LISD’s fiscal year, reviewed feedback regarding middle school attendance zones and decided to keep all bus routes intact for next school year at its Feb. 7 meeting.

With the opening of Danielson Middle School in 2020, LISD utilized a surveying tool, Thought Exchange, to gauge the priorities for parents, students, staff and community members regarding the middle school attendance zones for the 2020–21 school year.

Trustees considered changing the start of the district’s fiscal year from Sept. 1 to July 1, which that would allow for more money on hand to support teachers at the beginning of school.

Trustees accepted the district’s recommendation of no reduction of bus routes for the 2019–20 school year so the administration and a citizen’s committee can continue to adjust a new hazardous route rating tool.

The Leander ISD Board of Trustees will hold a Public Hearing on Thursday, Feb. 21, 2019 during the regularly scheduled meeting of the Board of Trustees

Leander ISD is proud to celebrate students receiving PTA Reflections awards. The program has honored artistic excellence for the past 50 years.

More than 100 counselors, social workers and licensed professional counselors work hard every day to help our students reach their full potential.

Leander ISD Counseling Services's presents Parenting the Love and Logic Way Winter Series.

The online service will provide the donor with a Contribution Acknowledgement Form at the end of each transaction. A link is available on the Child Nutrition Services webpage.

LISD community viewing and comment on potential adoption resources for the K–8 English Language Arts/Spanish Language Arts Technology and Instruction Materials Adoption

The special education departments of nine Central Texas school districts will be holding a regional transition fair called Destination … Life from 9 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 9, at Round Rock High School.

Board discusses major maintenance projects for 2019

The Leander ISD Educational Excellence Foundation raised $130,000 at the 2019 LEEF Gala last Saturday.

LISD teachers work hard for students, but life happens. Help them out by subbing as little as two days a month at any campus, any grade level. No experience necessary, quick training, $85 per day.

The Leander ISD Board of Trustees voted to adopt the recommended academic calendar for 2019–20.

The Board of Trustees adopted the academic calendar for next school year, named the district’s 28th elementary school and considered the annual facility improvement plan at its Jan. 24 meeting.

After naming Larkspur Elementary and Danielson Middle School at the Dec. 14 meeting, the Board named Elementary School 28 for longtime district administrator Nancy Tarvin.