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It's almost that time again. Kids will start going back to school soon in Lubbock and hopefully this will be a somewhat normal year where most, if not all instruction is done face to face and in a classroom. It also means we will start seeing more back to school sales, fundraisers, and drives...

Dr. Rollo was asked if she anticipates some parents not being comfortable sending their kids to school the following school year. Rollo said that she would love to be able to start school normally, but she does not really expect that to be the case. They are working on blended options for both physical location learning and remote learning. She later reinforced that parents will have options.

A foundation created by Lubbock County school district parents awarded 25 $1,000 scholarships to graduating Roosevelt High School seniors Thursday (May 16th).

As of now here is the most recent list of weather-related delays and closings.

To celebrate Constitution Week (September 17th through the 23rd), The Remnant Trust is bringing two historical figures to Lubbock.

Head lice is a nightmare no parent or child ever wants to experience, yet it's a problem that persists in many schools every year. A new Texas law now determines what public elementary school nurses must do when they discover lice on a child.

This week and next week LISD students, as well as students from around the South Plains, will be taking part in the STAAR test. The STAAR test or State of Texas Assessments of Academic Readiness is a mandatory, standardized test that will assist in determining if a student should advance to the next grade or graduate from high school. ...

We will continue to update this blog throughout the day. We are praying for the safe return of the students.

Parents of 4 and 5-year-olds, it is time to get your kids ready for school. Thursday, February 9th the Lubbock schools will be holding kindergarten registration for those kiddos who will turn 5 by September 1st of this year According to the LISD to get your kids into school they will need the following information: Original birth certificate Social security card (if available) Immunization record

After decades of early Friday dismissal, LISD has announced that it would end the practice beginning in the 2017-2018 school year.