The three Leander ISD webinars covering details around the opening of the 2020-21 school year will also be streamed on the district’s YouTube Channel and archived here for you to watch.
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With about a week to go before the class of 2020 celebrates graduation at Gupton Stadium, the district released more details about how the events will operate safely and within public health guidelines, restricting crowd sizes to 100 people or less.
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Leander ISD launched a survey for all families to select preferences for opening the 2020-21 school year. The survey, which is accessible via the email for Guardian #1 (identified by the family when registering their student), will be sent from [email protected].
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Trustees met for a Special Meeting to discuss equity and diversity action steps to address discrimination and racism; an update on plans for starting school in the 2020-21 school year; and the annual evaluation of Superintendent Bruce Gearing, Ed.D.
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With graduation dates coming soon, we would like to provide our graduates and families an update regarding our ceremonies. We wish we could be together, celebrating as normal as possible. Health and safety continue to be our top priorities. Due to the recent guidance by Texas Governor Greg Abbott, we will need to limit attendance to our ceremonies at 100 people or less.
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Trustees adopted a budget for the 2020-21 school year, approved a hazardous routes bus service plan for students living within 2 miles of their assigned school, and considered scenarios for opening the next school year during the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) global pandemic.
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The Board of Trustees met for their monthly agenda review meeting on June 11, 2020, to discuss the diversity and equity report, the 2020-21 school year budget, and the hazardous routes plan for bus service.
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We want nothing more than for our seniors to be together as a class as their journey with us comes...
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In Leander ISD, we unequivocally condemn racism, discrimination, and exclusion of all kinds. Our hearts are broken. The killing of George Floyd and others has profoundly impacted our nation and reminded us we live in a world where racism undeniably exists. We acknowledge that racism exists in Leander ISD. Our students matter, each and every one of them. We know it is time for action. As we cope with uncertainty, we must partner with our community to create equitable and inclusive environments for our entire population. We create a better future for our students when we stand against racism and value the diverse culture of our community. Hope is not enough. As Leander ISD, we demand equity.
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Message from Superintendent Bruce Gearing This year has brought heroism and resilience from our...
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