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Strategic Plan

by Daniel Cernero | Jun 16, 2022 | About | 0

09.26.23 – News Article: LISD Releases 2022-23 Community-Based Accountability Report 2022...

Headed to State: UIL Academics May 15, 2025
Good luck to the LISD students from all six traditional high schools – Cedar Park, Glenn, Leander, Rouse, Vandegrift and Vista Ridge – competing in the UIL Academics State Championships May 19–20 at the University of Texas at Austin.
The Compass: May 14, 2025 May 14, 2025
The school year might be winding down, but there’s still tons of activity all around Leander ISD! In this issue of The Compass, we salute our exceptional educators, share important reminders as we prepare to send off the Class of 2025 and celebrate the learning journeys of our students across the district.
Board Briefs: May 8, 2025 May 14, 2025
During its May 8 meeting, the Board of Trustees agenda included: * Spotlight on Learning: Winkley Elementary * Board Recognitions * Board Approves Employee Compensation Package for 2025-26 School Year * Long-Range Plan Framework: Innovative Academies, Programs * Early College HS Building Design Reflects Student Input, Collaborative Approach * Student Leaders Present Bold Solutions to […]

Careers: Plant Services October 27, 2023
We are hiring! Visit the Careers site to apply now. Like you, we’re thinking of the future when we can come together as a community once again, and to do that, we’ll need you! HELP US MAKE A DIFFERENCE! Looking for a career change? Want to make a difference in your community? Join our Plant Services department and […]
Running for the Leander ISD School Board FAQs October 2, 2023
How many members are on the Leander ISD School Board and how long do they serve? The Board consists of seven members serving terms of four years, with elections held on the November uniform election date in even numbered years. The terms of half of the Board members, or as near to half as possible, […]
Election Reminder for Staff October 2, 2023
As election season approaches, it is a good time to remind everyone that school district employees are prohibited from using district resources to advocate for or against a particular candidate, party, or measure. District resources include our mail/email systems, as well as campus/classroom/teacher websites and social media accounts. Employees are free to support any political […]