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2nd Scenarios Released in the Middle School & High School Attendance Zoning Process

Mar 20, 2023 | Attendance Zoning, News & Announcements

After several weeks of receiving community feedback through online participation and community forums, district administrators have released a revised scenario for secondary rezoning.

Annual Employee Engagement Survey to Launch Feb. 13

Feb 7, 2023 | News & Announcements

Let your voice be heard in the annual employee engagement survey set to open Monday, Feb. 13. Done in partnership with the UT Institute of Organizational Excellence, this survey helps us grow and informs meaningful decisions related to employee satisfaction, retention and productivity, all while remaining committed to the Leander ISD’s goals and mission.

District Releases First Scenarios in the Secondary Zoning Process

Jan 23, 2023 | Attendance Zoning, News & Announcements

The first set of middle and high school scenarios have been drafted and are ready to be reviewed by the community. To identify if your student(s) are impacted by this rezoning process, you will need to locate your neighborhood code by using the Leander ISD Street Directory Listing and then reference the chart(s) inside the article.

BrightBytes Student Technology Surveys

Jan 18, 2023 | News & Announcements

Each year, Leander ISD partners with BrightBytes, an educational research and analytics...

The Compass: Nov. 30, 2022

Nov 30, 2022 | The Compass Newsletter

We hope you enjoyed a restful break and time spent with family! This issue of The Compass includes
* stand-out performances from high school marching bands;
* cross country runners excelling at the state meet;
* information on how to become a mentor and make a difference in #1LISD;
* and much, much more.

Pulse Survey Information; Opt-Out Form Available

Nov 14, 2022 | News & Announcements

As we implement our five-year Strategic Plan and Community-Based Accountability Systems, the district will be conducting periodic “Pulse Surveys” of parents, teachers, and students. These Pulse Surveys will typically be short – five to 10 questions in length. An opt-out form is available.