We want to engage our community in decisions impacting our schools and students. Conversations are the collection of ongoing and finalized community initiatives focused around capturing the thoughts, opinions, and feedback of residents, students, staff, and teachers concerning student learning and school operations. These articles are our place to share forums, meetings, committees, surveys, and reports.
Winkley is hosting a community-wide Juneteenth webinar Friday — an event that is happening in light of the recent killings of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor and Ahmahd Arbery, yet has been several months in the making.
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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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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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How your student uses technology can help Leander ISD integrate it in more thoughtful, comprehensive ways. That’s why the district is looking for your input.
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Preparing for growth with infrastructure and the stress caused by grades and class rank rose to the top of the thoughts from the Vandegrift High School community conversation on student experience, which launched on Thoughtexchange after the Feb. 17 meeting with families, students and staff in VHS feeder schools.
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More than 100 Leander ISD students, staff and community members packed the Wiley Middle School cafeteria Monday night to recount experiences and explore ways to give a voice to those that feel marginalized on LISD campuses.
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