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Today, Dr. Peddy, our Executive Director of Academics and Performance, represented Leverett's Chapel ISD at Stephen F. Austin State University. He spoke to undergraduate students who are preparing for their clinical teaching assignments and shared the important work underway in our district. Dr. Peddy introduced these future educators to our early steps in implementing the Teacher Incentive Allotment. He also made it clear that Leverett's Chapel ISD is growing as a destination district for strong teachers who want to make a meaningful difference.
Thank you, Dr. Peddy, for your leadership and for speaking on behalf of LCISD and our students. Your work supports our mission and helps us move closer to our vision of becoming the best small school district in Texas.
Go Lions!
Small school. Big dreams. Bold futures. It is not where you start. It is where you are going.
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Our annual Thanksgiving Lunch is coming up this Thursday!!. I hope everyone can make plans to join us. Our cafeteria ladies work very hard each year to prepare a great meal for our students, staff, and community.
This day is important for our school community. When we come together, share a meal, and spend time with one another, it strengthens who we are as a district. LC is a small school, but we have a strong sense of family, and days like this remind us of that.
Lunch times for each grade are listed on the flyer pinned to our Facebook page and webpage; plates are $10 each. We look forward to seeing you and sharing this time together.
Go Lions!
If you receive a message or see a link that appears to be from Leverett's Chapel ISD requesting a donation for our Facebook page, please be aware that it is a scam. We are not asking for, nor do we need, donations for our Facebook page.
Thank you to those of you who reached out to let us know.
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I want to give an update on the work being done on the south roof of the elementary building. This is part of our ongoing effort to take care of our school buildings and make sure they stay in good shape for our students and staff.
The work includes:
Installing eave trim and closures under the panels to seal and secure the roof
Rescrewing every panel to make sure the roof is properly fastened
Adding new closures and screws at the ridge
Applying a three-layer seal to all roof penetrations
Cleaning out the gutters
When I became superintendent four years ago, one of my primary goals was to start investing in our facilities. I wanted to fix, maintain, and update what needed attention. With support and direction from our Board of Trustees, we have made a lot of progress.
There is still more to do, but I believe strongly in the importance of safe and well-kept school buildings. These are the places where our students learn and grow, and they deserve the best we can give them.
Go Lions!!
Last Friday, Junior High reached 100 percent attendance.
Every student was present and ready to learn!!!
Great job to our JH students, staff, and families. You set the bar high to end the week.
Let us keep it going!
Go Lions!
LC Elementary is back at it again!!
Today, only one student was absent. That means LC Elementary scored a 99 percent attendance rate. Great job!!
Now, it is time for Junior High and High School to show up and show out tomorrow.
Parents, we need your help. Every student, every day. That is how we reach our goals.
Go Lions!
Our seniors recently visited the University of Texas at Tyler, and it was a powerful reminder of how bright their futures are. We are proud of their dedication to furthering their education and improving their lives through opportunity and hard work.
Thank you to UT Tyler for hosting us and giving our students a glimpse into life on campus!!!
While the tour was informative and inspiring, it also had its lighter moments. De Waylon and Bubba both stepped on the seal under the bell tower. According to tradition, that brings bad luck unless you run to the Turtle statue and back in under 120 seconds. Neither made it, but De Waylon came very close. Bubba says he did not realize he had to run back. Our tour guide, a senior at UT Tyler, told us she had never seen anyone attempt to break the curse in all her four years. Our students definitely left a lasting impression.
The seniors received some UT Tyler swag and enjoyed lunch in the campus cafeteria, thanks to the RootEd Alliance. It was a great day filled with learning, laughter, and inspiration.
Go Lions!
Small school. Big dreams. Bold futures. It is not where you start. It is where you are going.
Shoutout to Region 7 Service Center and Our Blue Bonnet K–5 ELA Team
At Leverett’s Chapel ISD, we believe strong partnerships lead to strong student outcomes. We want to recognize and thank the Region 7 Service Center for their continued support during the implementation of the Blue Bonnet K–5 ELA curriculum.
A special thank you goes to Ms. Best from Region 7, who has worked diligently alongside our elementary staff to ensure this curriculum is implemented with fidelity and purpose. Her expertise and commitment have made a meaningful difference in our classrooms.
We also want to celebrate the outstanding work of our own educators:
Ms. Monahgman, Ms. Chapman, Ms. Broach, Ms. Blanton, Ms. Baring, and Ms. Batie. Your collaboration and dedication to high-quality instruction are shaping brighter futures for our students.
Thank you for keeping students at the center of everything you do.
Go Lions!
#Small school. Big dreams. Bold futures.
Please join Mr. Everett for a great cup of coffee.
Fresh Country Fundraiser items will be here Tues., November 11th. You may pick up your items in the band hall between 2:30 and 4:15 pm. 🎶
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Today, it was Elementary's turn to demonstrate outstanding attendance.
With only two students absent, LC Elementary showed up strong. (I think everyone wanted to show off their Halloween costumes) :)
Great job, LC Elementary.
Go Lions!
Our Book Club Keeps Spreading the Love of Reading
One of the things I love most about Leverett’s Chapel is watching our students lead and inspire others. This week, members of our Girls’ Book Club continued to share the love of books and reading by visiting our Pre-K through 2nd-grade classes. They read Pick a Pumpkin to our younger students and awarded a copy of the book to one student in each class. Moments like these remind me that leadership starts early and that reading truly connects our entire school family.
I want to thank Ms. Amaya for her continued guidance and leadership of this club. She continues to provide meaningful opportunities for our students to grow as readers, role models, and leaders. Her passion for literacy and student engagement is what makes programs like this so successful.
We are proud of our Book Club and their work to make reading a part of everyday life here at LC.
Go Lions!
Small School. Big Dreams. Bold Futures.
For those planning to attend the playoff game at Cushing on Saturday, please use the map attached. You will drive past the school on your left, then turn left on Bearkat Drive and enter from the back. Cushing is working on a water leak at the main entrance, so that route will be closed.
Come out and support our Lady Lions as they take on Kennard in Cushing on Saturday at 7:00 p.m.
Go Lady Lions!
The Leverett’s Chapel Chess Club is still going strong and meets every Thursday morning. Eleven students from grades 6, 7, and 8 were in attendance today. While most people are playing checkers, our LC students are playing chess and always thinking one move ahead.
I am proud of these students for challenging their minds and showing what it means to be thoughtful and focused learners.
Go Lions!
Small School. Big Dreams. Bold Futures.
Attendance: It just means more at LC!
Today, the High School had perfect attendance!! Junior High followed close behind with a strong 98 percent, with only one student absent.
Way to show up!
At LC, the most important ability in the work we are doing is availability. Success starts with being present and putting in the work every day.
Go Lions!!
