LISD elementary student attended and participated in the WBCA American Historical Theater presentation at the TAMIU Fine Arts Auditorium.
LISD releases students at Lamar Middle School
The Laredo Independent School District is releasing students at M.B. Lamar Middle School today, Friday, February 10, at 12:30 p.m. due to a water line break in the area. The City of Laredo expects the water line to be repaired within the next several hours.
Parents are asked to please pick up their children as soon as possible.
The Child Nutrition Program will provide lunch to the students.
LISD Transportation Department has already sent buses for those students who rely on bus transportation.
Classes at Lamar Middle School will resume on Monday, February 13, at their regularly scheduled time.
LISD celebrates National School Counseling Week by honoring its Counselors with a Drive Thru Tailgate Parade. The Counselors were treated to a BBQ lunch and in the spirit of Super Bowl Week, they were encouraged to wear their favorite team jersey.
See Something, Say Something! Report suspicious activity to the Laredo ISD Police Department. Call/Text (956) 225-5454 or email seesay@laredoisd.org for immediate assistance.
The LISD Bilingual/ESL Department held an informative parent meeting regarding the Texas English Language Proficiency Assessment System (TELPAS). Parents learned about the assessment and expectations for Emergent Bilingual Students.
The Laredo Independent School District’s Fixed Assets and Custodial Department will host a surplus auction on Saturday, February 11, at the LISD Fixed Assets Warehouse located at 2201 Santa Isabel St. The viewing of items will start at 9:00 a.m. with the auction starting promptly at 11:00 a.m.
Cabello Auction Services will conduct the auction on behalf of the district. Some of the items to be sold are desks/tables, file cabinets, refrigerators, stoves, washer/dryer, wooden desk and tables, playground equipment, chairs, sofas, fences, floor machines, and miscellaneous items that are obsolete to the district.
The auction list includes school buses, buffering machines, computer tables and desk, and student desk and chairs.
Every item is sold as is. All sales are final. No refund will be given on any item. For more information contact Auctioneers Chris Cabello or Hector Gutierrez at 956-723-2552.
LISD releases students at Lamar Middle School
The Laredo Independent School District is releasing students at Lamar Middle School today, Wednesday, February 8, at 10:15 a.m. due to a water line break in the area. The City of Laredo expects the water line to be repaired within the next several hours.
Parents are asked to please pick up their children as soon as possible.
LISD Transportation Department has already sent buses for those students who rely on bus transportation.
Classes at Lamar Middle School will resume on Thursday, February 9, at their regularly scheduled time.
Nixon High School Student Practitioners hosted a relaxing Spa Day for campus counselors!
Martin High School’s LA Banda Del Animo held a Send-Off Celebration for band member Nestor Olguin, who is a two-time All-State TMEA band musician, as he heads off to the TMEA All-State Band Clinic and Concert. Also joining the MHS Band in sending off Nestor, were LISD Board Members Juan Ramirez and Goyo Lopez.
The Parent and Family Engagement Department Life Skill Course took place this morning. Parents learned how to make Valentine's Day boxes!
Santa Maria Elementary School students received toys by the Buen Samaritano Organization. The Blue Jays were excited and grateful. Thank you to Ms. Maria Ortiz and all the people at Buen Samaritano for keeping our Campus & our Community in mind. Thank you for your generosity!
LISD Librarians are #LeadingWithHeart! Library and Media Services Director Mely Páez met with district librarians for their monthly meeting. The meeting took place at J.W. Nixon Library. A special thanks to high school librarians, Mrs. Maria Ramírez, Nixon librarian, Mrs. Patricia Sosa, Cigarroa librarian, and Mrs. Debbie Garza-Garcia, Martin librarian for hosting the meeting with “Attention to Detail.”
The LISD Guidance and Counseling Department held its monthly Social Emotional Learning Kindness Tree Activity. Staff at the Administration Building answered the following question: What are you going to give your Valentine?
Congratulations to Christen Middle School Mariachi Los Tigrillos de Oro Varsity and JV. They participated in the UIL solo and ensemble and received two first group division and 48 first division medals. GO CUBS!
Martin High School National Honor Society students helped at the South Texas Food Bank. 22 members organized and bagged 17 pallets of food, enough to feed over 650 families!
The LISD Police Department Books and Badges Program made a stop at Bruni Elementary School! First grade students enjoyed listening to a Valentine book read by Constable Guadalupe Gomez!
As part of a grant sponsored by Texas Parks and Wildlife and implemented by The Webb County Office for Economic Development in collaboration with the LISD Science Department, select students from LISD elementary and middle schools had the privilege of attending the first of four educational trips scheduled for this spring. The first trip was to Garner State Park. Students were selected to be part of this cohort based on criteria set forth by the program managers.
The aim of this grant - called The County Outdoor Outreach Program (CO-OP) - is to promote environmental awareness and broaden the exposure to major nature-oriented destinations in Texas among non-traditional visitors within the Laredo ISD Community. Students enjoyed an educational lecture given by TPWD ranger Jacob Gonzalez; they learned about the various organisms that comprise the ecosystem within the park and surrounding areas, including: birds, insects, trees, and the role that humans play in maintaining the balance of such a fragile ecosystem. Students also learned about the various landforms unique to the Edwards Plateau and were encouraged to be observant and look for certain geological features during their afternoon hike.
Students and adult chaperones embarked on a 1.15 mile hike up the Crystal Cave Trail and across to the Bridges Trail and back down to Horseshoe Canyon. Ranger Jacob provided insights along the way and even guided the group to the entrance of Crystal Cave. Students were allowed to enter the cave and marvel at the reflection of light against the quartz crystals embedded in the rock. The cohort’s next trip is to Mustang Island State Park on February 10, where they will engage in many activities such as water testing, the study and discussion of halophytes, and perhaps even petting a shark.
See Something, Say Something
Martin High School invites you to their February Parent Meeting on Teen Dating Violence. It will take place on Wednesday, February 8, 2023 from 9:30 AM - 11:00 AM at the Library.
If you have any questions, please reach out to Mr. Tristan, PFE Liaison, at (956)273-7200.
Martin High School culinary students started their internships with three local businesses: Casa Blanca Specialty Coffee, Edible Arrangements and La Vida Fit Meals Express. Thank you to our community partners for helping our students lead the way!♥️
