*IMPORTANT*
For anyone that may be showing livestock this school year, Livestock Tag Orders (County Show and Spring Majors) for all species (except rabbits and poultry) are due Monday August 25th, 2025. If you are unsure the quantity of tags you need for the species, please order the larger estimate of what you may want to show!
Follow the link to order. You are more than welcome to make a check out to Lingleville FFA or bring us cash and we will pay the extension office for tags after that. Ms. Reynolds will be taking cash and checks for tags until the end of the school day on Monday August 25th, 2025.
Link: https://forms.gle/qoHS1wbtiFSwSyB29 Livestock Tags
Listed below are tag prices:
Heifers $35
County Only Steers and Commercial Heifers $15
Lamb, Goat $35
Swine $25
Please contact Ms. Reynolds on Rooms or by email at rreynolds@lingleville.us if you have any questions and we apologize for the last minute notice.




Today your student will be bringing home a form from the Nurse's Office.
Effective September 1, 2025 Texas Senate Bill 12 mandates that all students have a health consent form on file for any health-related services at school, including first aid and illness care. Parents can choose to opt-in or opt-out using this form. Choosing "No" on the form means school staff will not be allowed to provide care for illness or injury, except in life-threatening emergencies.
Highlights for this week:
First day of school (Tuesday): French Toast Sticks for Breakfast and Crispitos for lunch
Wednesday: Parfait and Granola for Breakfast and Spaghetti for Lunch
Thursday: Breakfast Burrito for breakfast and Corn Dog Minis for Lunch
No School 15th or 18th... Enjoy your 4 day Weekend!



Dear Parents and Community Members,
As you may be aware, the Texas Legislature passed HB 1481 this summer. This law requires, that the school board of every district in the state “adopt, implement, and ensure the district or school complies with the written policy prohibiting a student from using a personal communication device while on school property during the school day.” Further, this law requires that the board’s policy “establish disciplinary measures to be imposed for violation of the prohibition and may provide for confiscation of the personal communication device.” Personal communication devices are defined by this law as “a telephone, cell phone such as a smartphone or flip phone, tablet, smartwatch, radio device, paging device, or any other electronic device capable of telecommunication or digital communication. The term does not include an electronic device provided to a student by a school district.”
While it is best for students to leave their personal communication devices at home given the new law, should your student elect to bring them on school property, our district has elected to: Require student personal electronic devices be stored in backpacks for the entirety of the school day. “School day” under this statute means first bell to last bell and includes lunch, passing period, pep-rallies, and other times that fall during the regular school day. Electronic devices stored in backpack must be either powered off or on silent throughout the school day. Any device seen, heard or accessed will be confiscated.
Once a device is confiscated, disciplinary consequences will follow with each offense progressing in severity. Devices will only be returned to a parent/guardian at the end of the school day or as otherwise determined appropriate by administration.
Please know that you may still reach your child during the school day by calling the campus front office for urgent needs or emailing the student or classroom teacher on their school email for non-urgent communications. While this will be an adjustment state-wide, many studies show that educational outcomes have improved in districts that have adopted similar policies in past years. We hope to see that happen here and look forward to a great year ahead!
Sincerely,
DeeCee McDougal
Superintendent


We will have limited office staff available on Monday, August 11th for new and late registrations.
School begins on Tuesday, August 12th.
School is closed Friday, August 15th and Monday, August 18th for staff/students.
Please see the "25-26 Calendar" located at the top of our website for additional dates for this school year.
The drop off/pick up plan is located on the website, top right, Back to School Info. This will also be available tonight at Meet the Teacher.
Pickup Line Instructions: Line up In two lines for pick up only. JH outside line. Elementary/ Intermediate inside line
Parents, please remain in your vehicle while in the pick-up line. Teachers will bring your student to the car and help them in. If you need to get out to help them buckle in, please pull up and over, out of the way to do so.
If pick up plans change, you must contact the office to make arrangements. Teachers can only release students to the parent/guardian unless prior arrangements have been made through the office.
Secondary students and parents will need to sign their technology pledge form before they may use their laptops. This is available tonight at Meet the Teacher, in the back to school information on the website, and will be given to students on the first day of school. Please get this signed and returned to school ASAP.


