During its Feb. 15 meeting, the LISD Board agenda included:
* Approval of Elementary School Attendance Rezoning for 2024–25
* Mid-year Update on Reading & Math Initiatives
* Annual State Performance Report of 2022–23 Data
During its June 15 meeting, the Leander ISD Board of Trustees agenda included:
* Board Adopts 2023–24 Budget
* Redesign of Reading Intervention to Raise Scores
* Review of School Naming Process
* Board Approves Instructional Materials for World Languages Courses
* Trustees Reorganize Board Office Positions
“Welcome to Faubion Where the Panther Pride is High!” Faubion Elementary’s got goals! They’re setting ’em in reading and creating ’em in Makerspace.
Read MoreLearning happens with play. Giddens Elementary School brings students outside to play areas and gardens.
Read MoreFor the past few months, we have been listening to our parents and rectifying our mistakes concerning the selection of books in our high school English Language Arts (ELA) classrooms for the Student Book Club units.
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He loves all creatures great and small! Here’s to Leander ISD Summer Reader of the Week Tristan...
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Reading for the record books! Ahmed Muein has some #biggoals. That’s what makes him Leander ISD...
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Fashionista. Pet lover. And, now, Summer Reader of the Week. Holly Dawson is taking everything she...
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Leander ISD Summer Reader of the Week Aubrey Henry will bend over backwards for her favorite books!
Aubrey will attend first grade at Rutledge Elementary. Right now, she’s reading Dr. Seuss books.
“The book I am learning to read now is One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish,” Aubrey said. “Soon, I will be able to read the whole book all by myself!”
With as much fun as Adam has during the summer, we applaud him for using a book to reset and read. That’s why Adam Guyton is Leander ISD Summer Reader of the Week!
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![In the Automotive Program of Study at Rouse High School, students study automotive basics and automotive technology, and eventually complete a practicum in transportation systems.
“If I didn’t have this program, I wouldn’t feel really prepared for my future plans – I want to be a BWM technician,” Glenn High School student Javier Peña said. “And the fact that there’s a program out there in this district that [prepares students] is just amazing.”
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