We are two weeks away from starting our STAAR and EOC assessments. Please view the attached image to see all the upcoming testing dates! Remember to encourage students to get a good night's rest, eat a well balanced breakfast, and do their best! Our students are ROCK STARS, so join us as we help remind and encourage them!
If you are a parent of a student with dyslexia or have dyslexia concerns, please join us for a dyslexia informational meeting on Tuesday, March 26 at 5:00 pm. We will meet in room 702, in the junior high building.
Come see the Lingleville Cheerleaders at CiCi's pizza for our annual bake sale fundraiser on April 6th from 10 -2.
All of the funds raised help pay for the girls to attend cheer camp during the summer to prepare for next year.
Good afternoon! 5th six weeks PROGRESS REPORTS are now available in Parent Portal for grades 2-12.
Just a quick reminder to sign up for our Book Fair Volunteer Training! Be sure to RSVP by this Thursday, 3/21/24.
Lingleville Cheerleaders would like to announce their $1 Hat Days. Every FRIDAY until school is out students and staff may pay $1 to wear a hat at school. Each individual will need to have a stamp on their hand to show they have paid.
Thank you for supporting the Varsity Cheer Squad!
Pre-K and New Kinder Registration will take place in the Jr. High on Wednesday, April 24th from 4:00-6:00
Lingleville Student Council would like to announce Scotty Ford
Day on Tuesday, March 19th. Let’s wear our Scotty Ford shirts or wear blue in support for Colon Cancer Awareness Month.
Lingleville Student Council is asking you to show your support! Help our students provide for communities affected by the panhandle fires.
March Board Meeting:
Due to our regularly scheduled board meeting falling during Spring Break, it will be rescheduled to the following Thursday, March 21 at 7pm.
Thank you,
DeeCee McDougal
Good morning! Fourth six weeks report cards are now available in Parent Portal for grades 2-12. Grades PK-1 will have their report cards sent home today.
Dr. Seuss week is next week! Be sure to join us in the dress up days!
Lingleville ISD is looking for volunteers to help host a book fair! if interested, please RSVP for volunteer training to Mrs. Garrison at agarrison@lingeville.us by March 21st. Volunteer training will be held on March 25th from 2:00-3:00.
Reminder:
Sign-Ups for cheer are happening now and close this Friday, February 23rd at 3:45. If you would like to have a chance to be a Lingleville Cheerleader, sign up now!
GT nominations for grades K-11th from 2/26-3/8
Lingleville boys basketball Bi-District playoff game.
Tuesday 2/20
Location/Time- 6pm Hico ISD
Lingleville (Home) vs Walnut Springs (Away)
Adults-$5
Students-$3
Passes accepted- District passes
THEME- BLACKOUT (everyone wear their black playoff shirts) Let's pack the stands!!
Elementary and Intermediate 4th Six Weeks Awards- Friday, February 23rd at 3:00 pm
Reminder: Friday the 16th & Monday the 19th are Student/Teacher Holidays
🚨Boys Basketball game change🚨 The boys game originally scheduled for this Thursday 2/15 vs Zephyr has been moved due to conflicts of schedule on their end. We will play Friday 2/16 at home vs Zephyr @4pm. This will allow the boys to get their game in and for us to make it to girls area round should they advance tonight!
Parents and Families,
We wanted to take a moment to remind you of the pick up and drop off procedures for Lingleville ISD. For the safety of all stakeholders, all vehicles dropping off in the mornings and picking up in the afternoons for elementary and junior high students MUST enter through the church parking lot and unload children in the designated line only. Entering between the elementary school building and staff parking is a safety hazard, and we ask that you help us by following the predetermined route. Also do not drop off in front of the Junior High into the main entrance unless it is after the drop off line is closed or during the school day. If it is during school hours, you must come in the building to sign your child in or out.
Please also keep in mind that picking up in the grass areas outside of the high school causes another safety concern. Do not park and wait for your student to come to you. High school students will need to be picked up in the designated line in front of the high school, allowing for a smooth flow of traffic and securing the safety of all.
Thank you again for your help in these procedures. If you have any questions, please reach out and we will be glad to help! :)
Thank you,
DeeCee McDougal