Why I’m Here: Reed ES Student
In this School Spotlight video, Katie Luu, a 5th-grader at Reed Elementary School, shares why she enjoys being at Reed ES.
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About Reed Elementary School
Opened in 2014, Leander ISD’s 24th elementary school — Officer Leonard A. Reed Elementary School — is named after Cedar Park Police Officer Leonard Allen Reed, who lost his life in an accident while on duty in August of 2010.
Read MoreReed ES: Dual Language Program
Three years ago, Reed Elementary School pioneered Leander ISD’s first Two-Way Dual Language program. The program provides students an opportunity to become bilingual, bi-cultural and bi-literate in both Spanish and English by the fifth grade.
Read MoreUpdate: Important Information for Parents
You may have heard in the media in recent days that there has been a rash of “clown threats” against area schools. All have been deemed unfounded. Regardless, student safety is our top priority, and Leander ISD is taking every...
Read MoreImportant Information for Parents
Leander ISD is investigating a suspected social media hoax of people dressed as clowns making threats against several area schools. At this time, our law enforcement partners have found no validity to the threats, and students...
Read MoreWhy I’m Here: Stiles MS Staff
In this School Spotlight video, Micah Brown, a 6th-grade teacher at Stiles Middle School, shares his “why.”
Read MoreWhy I’m Here: Stiles MS Student
In this School Spotlight video, Lucy Allen, an 8th-grader at Stiles Middle School, shares why she enjoys being at Stiles MS.
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Stiles MS: #5fsmsStrong
Stiles Middle School is Leander ISD’s newest middle school. It opened in August of 2012 and is named after former LISD teacher, Florence Wallace Stiles. Since its opening, the student population has nearly doubled.
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About Stiles Middle School
Opened in 2012, Leander ISD’s eighth middle school — Florence W. Stiles Middle School — was named after longtime resident and former educator, Florence Wallace Stiles.
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Stiles MS: Project Lead the Way/Gateway
With careful precision, Stiles Middle School Project Lead the Way/Gateway students put engineering skills to practice in a class project. These real-world engineering skills include measurement, orthographic sketches and dimensioning guidelines. For this project, the students are building “skimmers.” If built accurately, the devices will travel over 40 feet across the ground when launched.
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