This edition of The Compass is full of can’t-miss #1LISD moments! From student achievements in the classroom to big wins on the field, there’s so much to celebrate. Join us as we look ahead to the bright futures of every LISD student—keep reading to be inspired.
Read More
As the Texas Legislature debates how to fund public education, Leander ISD Superintendent Bruce Gearing shares a powerful reflection on trust, teamwork and the impact of budget cuts.
Read More
After two years of lawsuits holding up state accountability results, the courts have dismissed the latest effort to block 2023 A-F ratings statewide, allowing campus-based grades districtwide to become public for the first time since 2019. As of today, ratings for 2024 have not been released by the courts.
Read More
A lesson in history on a time focused on fostering mutual respect and collaboration.
Read More
Leander ISD will be auctioning off surplus equipment items, including a piano, laminator, smart board, beverage cooler, pallet jacks, ball racks, various furniture, and tv with stand.
Read More
Leander ISD will no longer pursue a permit application with US Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) to build a secondary access road to Vandegrift High School and Four Points Middle School. For the past 15 years, the district has been engaged with USFWS, seeking construction for the road to provide emergency access.
Read More
In looking to continuously improve the ways we collect community input on a variety of issues in Leander ISD, the district will begin partnering with FlashVote to gather statistically valid input in 48 hours on any topic.
Do you have one minute a month to help make Leander ISD better? Join other parents and make your voice heard on important local issues by signing up with FlashVote today.
Read More
As the UIL State Soccer Championships in Georgetown approach, two Leander ISD teams – the Cedar Park High School girls and the Vandegrift High School boys – are left standing, one win away from the top prize.
Read More
House Bill 496 in 2019 requires Texas school districts to offer bleeding control training to students in grades 7–12. We’re organizing some voluntary training sessions for our students. Each session can take up to 100 7th-12th-grade students from each LISD feeder pattern.
Read More
Leander ISD proudly recognizes our amazing librarians during National Library Week from April 7-11.
Read More
