Course Request Deadline
Parents and students who are currently in grades 8, 9, 10, & 11. As we enter the final weeks of the 2023-2024 school year, our high school campuses are planning for the 2024-2025 school year. Part of this planning process is the creation of the campus master schedule and teaching assignments for the new school year. The choices students make during the course selection process determine the master schedule and teacher assignments for each campus.Though never perfect, the campus master schedule is designed to maximize student opportunities and minimize scheduling conflicts.
For the 2024-2025 school year, course request changes must be submitted no later than May 1, 2024. If the course request change is made through email or an online platform, a parent and student email address will be required. Course request changes will not be considered after the published deadline.
For additional information regarding schedule change requests and schedule corrections, please see page 29 of the High School Course Catalog.
Support For Every Student, Every Day
The mission of the Leander ISD Counseling Services Department is to provide a proactive and comprehensive counseling program for all students. Counseling Services partners with educators, parents/guardians and community members to ensure all students in Leander ISD are prepared with the knowledge and skills to contribute at the highest level as productive members of society.
Through the comprehensive counseling program, students develop their academic, career and social skills to “Unlock Their Potential.”
School Counseling
School counselors work to promote the academic, career and social development of all students. While school counselors primarily provide academic and career advising, school counselors also serve as the first point of contact for social and emotional concerns.
School counselors provide lessons in the classroom setting as well as meeting individually with students and parents
Student & Family Support Team
The Leander ISD Student and Family Support Team (SFST) is comprised of Licensed Clinical Social Workers and Licensed Professional Counselors who provide short-term therapy services to students. The SFST team serve students and families who struggle with issues that significantly impact student learning and serves as a link between school, home and the community.
Members of the team also promote and support wellness, healthy choices and a drug-free lifestyle through prevention education and short term individual or group counseling services.
Second Step® Program
Social Skills Learning is recognized as a key ingredient for school and life success. To meet these specific needs, Leander ISD adopted the Second Step curriculum. The lessons are taught at in all elementary classrooms in grades K-5 as well as Early Learning Classrooms.
The developmentally appropriate lessons are divided into four units.
- Skills for Learning
- Empathy
- Emotional Management
- Problem Solving
The overall goal of Social Skills Learning is to increase student instructional time by helping students stay on task and decreasing behaviors impacting learning.
Aspiring School Counselor Program
Aspiring School Counselor Program
In an effort to support Leander ISD staff who are interested in becoming a Leander ISD school counselor, the Counseling Service Department is offering an Aspiring School Counselor Program.
Staff Directory
For a districtwide staff listing, visit the Staff Directory page.
