The high school is currently without power due to a blown transformer. The estimated time for power to come back is later than we are comfortable with. Because of this, we will be releasing students early today at 12:30 PM. Student pickup will begin at approximately 12:10 PM.
The safety of our students is our top priority. Staff members will be present to make sure dismissal is safe and organized.
We apologize for the inconvenience. If this causes a problem for pickup or bus drop-off, please call the school office as soon as you can so we can make a plan for your child.
Thank you for your understanding.
Important Message: Early Dismissal at the High School
The high school is currently without power due to a blown transformer. The estimated time for power to come back is later than we are comfortable with. Because of this, we will be releasing students early today at 12:30 PM. Student pickup will begin at approximately 12:10 PM.
The safety of our students is our top priority. Staff members will be present to make sure dismissal is safe and organized.
We apologize for the inconvenience. If this causes a problem for pickup or bus drop-off, please call the school office as soon as you can so we can make a plan for your child.
Thank you for your understanding.
Just a reminder that there will be NO SCHOOL on Monday, September 1, 2025!
We want to wish our high school football team and coaching staff good luck as they travel today to Galveston for their scrimmage on Saturday. It is a long trip, and we are always concerned about the safety of our students and employees. That concern is even greater after the events of this week.
We ask the community to keep them in your thoughts. For those who are comfortable, we welcome prayers for a safe and successful trip.
Thank you for supporting the LC Family!
Go Lions!
Our high school girls' book club, led by Mrs. Amaya, continues to grow with 11 members. Last year, the group read Remarkably Bright Creatures. Mrs. Amaya wrote a letter to the author’s publicist, who generously donated books for the club.
This year, Senior Itzel Mata and Mrs. Amaya submitted an essay and were awarded a $500 grant from a book company. The students chose to use part of the funding to purchase books they could read aloud to elementary students.
With support from Ms. Julia, our librarian, they have been visiting kindergarten and first-grade classrooms each week to share stories and encourage a love of reading. Pre-K visits will begin next week.
Here are a few pictures to enjoy.
Go Lions!
Wishing our Varsity Volleyball Team the best of luck as they take on Waskom today at 4:30 PM in Waskom.
Ladies, remember to always play with HEART, and leave it all on the court.
Go Lady Lions!!
LC Community-
As Superintendent of Leverett's Chapel ISD, I want to thank the Ex-Students Association for their continued support of our school and students. The connection between the school and the Association means a great deal, and I want to see it grow even stronger. I encourage every graduate of Leverett's Chapel to join the Association.
Membership is important to keeping the tradition and support for our students alive. Dues are just ten dollars a year and help fund things like student activities and scholarships. This summer, the Association donated five hundred dollars to help our cheerleaders attend camp. Each year, they also award four five-hundred-dollar scholarships to graduating students, but last year, only twelve people gave to the scholarship fund. Every donation, no matter the amount, helps.
The 2025 Reunion will take place the weekend of September 26 and 27. This year, it will be earlier than usual because of the football schedule. On Friday, September 26, there will be a pep rally at 1:05, JH football and Varsity volleyball at 5:00 PM, and the varsity football game against Apple Springs at 7:00 PM.
The school museum will be open on Friday afternoon if requested and again Saturday morning from 8:30 AM to 12:00 PM. On Saturday, September 27, the Gathering of Exes and the Business Meeting will take place in the school cafeteria at either 12:00 PM or 1:00 PM, depending on whether there is a golf tournament. That decision will be made by September 1. Please RSVP on the Association's Facebook page or by contacting Mr. Bubba Deason at edeasonjr@aol.com or by phone/text at 334-207-9463.
I want to thank Mr. Barry Barnett and Mr. Bubba Deason for their strong support and for including LCISD in your homecoming events. I am sharing this information on behalf of the Ex-Students Association so our community can stay informed and involved.
If you have questions or would like to RSVP for the reunion, please contact Mr. Bubba Deason at edeasonjr@aol.com or by phone/text at 334-207-9463. Mr. Barry Barnett is also available at barrybarnett063@gmail.com.
We are proud to be part of this tradition and thankful for everything the Association does to support our school. Let us keep working together to strengthen the bond between Leverett’s Chapel ISD and the Ex-Students Association.
Small school. Big dreams. Bold futures.
It’s not where you start—it’s where you’re going.
Go Lions!
Mrs. Batie shared pictures of her fourth and fifth-grade science classes learning about Science, Safety, and Engineers in our world. These students are exploring important topics that help them understand how science connects to real life. We are proud to celebrate their work and their curiosity.
They are learning how to think like scientists and problem-solvers. This is part of our commitment to push our students to grow, explore, and lead. Their work matters. Their learning matters. And we are excited to see where it takes them next.
Go Lions!
We have completed our first full week of school, and there is already a lot to be proud of. Our staff has been working hard to give every student a strong start. Thank you for your continued support. It truly matters.
As we move into the weekend, let us keep encouraging our students to show up each day ready to grow, learn, and give their best. The work we do now sets the tone for the rest of the year.
We also want to wish good luck to our Varsity Football team as they scrimmage in Fruitvale tonight. We are also cheering on our Varsity Volleyball team as they continue to compete in the Big Sandy tournament. We are proud of both teams.
Have a great weekend.
Go Lions!
The PK class had such a fun and exciting time during the Gingerbread Scavenger Hunt today. The students were full of energy as they searched high and low for the missing Gingerbread Man. They followed clues, worked together, and did an excellent job from start to finish.
Thank you so much to Ms. Stewart and Ms. Amber for all of your help and support.
We truly appreciate everything you did to make this a special day for the PK class.
Go Lions!
I want to take a moment to brag on our School Board and our Business Office.
Thanks to their leadership, dedication, and attention to detail, Leverett’s Chapel has received a FIRST Rating of 100 – Superior Achievement from the Texas Education Agency. This rating reflects the highest level of financial responsibility and integrity a district can earn.
A special thank you to Ms. Jennifer and the business office. Your hard work behind the scenes is seen and appreciated.
To our School Board and community, thank you for your ongoing trust and support.
Go Lions!
LC Community-
Shoutout to our High School —
Perfect Attendance Yesterday!
Yes, it’s early in the year, but every win counts, and today, everyone showed up.
Proud of our students and staff for showing up and setting the tone.
Go Lions!
Welcome back!
Thank you to Kilgore College, Ms. Betsy Hansard, and the Kilgore College mascots Ranger Jada, Ranger Kelleigh, Rowdy, and Drillbit for coming to LC this morning to greet our students and take pictures with them at drop-off. It was a wonderful way to start the first Friday of the school year.
We appreciate Kilgore College for its continued partnership and support of the LC School Community.
Go Lions and Go Rangers!
LC Alumni Spotlight – We Need You!
As we kick off the 2025-26 school year, we are launching, once again, our series of Alumni Spotlights on the Leverett’s Chapel Facebook page, and we want to feature you or someone you know.
Why are we doing this
Leverett’s Chapel may be small in size, but our graduates dream big and accomplish even bigger things. By sharing real-life stories of LC Lions past and present, we hope to inspire our students, families, and community with the theme:
Small school.Big dreams. Bold futures. It’s not where you start—it’s where you’re going.”
Who can be featured
• Recent graduates
• Alumni from any decade
What we need from you
1. A brief update on your college major, career path, or personal milestone
2. A few photos—family snapshots, workplace scenes, or throwback LC memories
3. Any additional information you would like us to know, proud moments, life lessons, or favorite LC memory
How to submit
Email your story and photos to meverett@leverettschapelisd.net or
Text them to 903-808-0182
Do not worry about perfect grammar or formatting. Just share your story in whatever way feels right to you.
Parents, grandparents, spouses, help us celebrate our graduates.
Let us make the 2025-26 school year the biggest and boldest yet for LC Alumni Spotlights.
Go Lions!
Please, Share! Share! Share!
Last night was a great way to start the 2025-2026 school year. Meet the Teacher was outstanding!. It is always a special time when our school and community come together to support our kiddos!.
After Meet the Teacher, the fun continued with the Meet the Lions Pep Rally. We introduced our cheerleaders, pep squad, football players, cross country runners, band members, volleyball players, and coaches. It was awesome to see so much school spirit.
Shout out to the Drumline. You brought the energy and picked up right where you left off last year!
A big thank you to the Booster Club and Pep Squad for running the concession stand. You all did an outstanding job. Membership is growing, and we are thankful for all of your help.
What a great way to kick off the year. We are proud to be part of the LC family.
Go Lions!
Small School. Big Dreams. Bold Futures.
It is not where you start—it is where you are going.
