Lovejoy High School
 
A Message from the Principal
 
Lovejoy HS News 02 05 18

P arents and Guardians,
 
I hope you and your student enjoyed the Early Release Day from school this past Friday. While students were gone, the staff of LHS engaged in professional development training to grow as educators. Although students are missing classroom time during these days, we know the opportunity to improve as teachers is a worthwhile use of the day.
 
I hope you are able to join us next Monday night from 6:00 - 8:00 p.m. as LHS will host our annual Showcase. Teachers, coaches, directors, and club sponsors will be located throughout our commons area for parents and students to learn more about the different opportunities available at LHS. We do this each year so students can be exposed to things they may want to be involved in as they begin to have conversations with counselors about registration for next year. If your student is currently in 8th through 11th grade, we invite you and your student to join us that evening. Two parent meetings are also scheduled for that night.
 
Please take a few minutes to read more information below about Showcase as well as other upcoming events at LHS.

Sincerely,

Chris Mayfield
Principal
Lovejoy High School
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Lovejoy High School News and Information 02 05 18

 
Orchestra Night at Palio's - February 6th
You are invited to the Lovejoy Orchestra for Spirit night at Palio's Pizza Café on Tuesday, February 6th from 5:00 PM - 9:00 PM. Please join the Orchestra for a great combo of delicious food and good company in support of the Lovejoy Orchestra. 15% of the proceeds will benefit the Orchestra Booster Club. When you order, please let the cashier know you are with the Lovejoy Orchestra. This includes both dine-in and take-out. The Orchestra hopes to see you there. (Palio's is located at 431 E. Stacy Road, Fairview.)

Orchestra Valentine's Fundraiser: February 7th - 13th
The Lovejoy Orchestra Booster Club will be selling flowers and candy for Valentine's Day during lunches February 7th - 13th. Deliveries will be made on February 14th during 2nd and 3rd period classes. Send a Valentine to your friends, your teachers, or order a Valentine to take home to your mom. Items available for purchase include: $2 carnations, $3 roses, $1 Hershey's Kisses bag. The Orchestra Booster Club appreciates your support. Click  here  for more details.



LHS Showcase
Mark your calendars for Monday, February 12th from 6 - 8 pm for the LHS Showcase.
 
Teachers, coaches, and sponsors will be available to answer questions about classes, electives, clubs & organizations, and extracurricular activities.
 
LHS Registration Parent Meetings
Monday, February 12th in the LHS Auditorium
6:00 - all current 8th grade parents
7:15 - all current 9th - 11th grade parents

Parent Tech
Parent Tech Session- Navigating Naviance
Thursday, February 15, 2018
11:30 AM and 6:30 PM
LHS Lecture Hall
 
Curious about applying for colleges & scholarships? Come to our Parent Tech session and learn how your student can use the features of Naviance to help them find & apply to colleges & scholarships. As early as 9th grade students can begin entering their activities and honors to help with the college application process. Older students can explore career options and identify the best colleges to help them meet their goals. Naviance is also used to apply for colleges & scholarships at the end of Junior and beginning of their Senior year. This session is designed to help parents learn about the different features and the ways they can help their teen use this impactful tech tool.



Gifted and Talented Referrals for 2018-2019
The referral window for gifted and talented services opens February 1st for students in grades 1-12. The window will remain open through March 31, 2018.
 
Click here for the referral forms located online in the PowerSchool Parent Portal. All referrals must be completed in the PowerSchool Parent Portal. A line is included to type the name of the individual referring the student (parent, teacher, other educator, or student).
 
Testing is scheduled for Saturday, April 14th and 28th.
 
For questions regarding referrals, please contact Kari Lockhart (469.742.8015) or  Brie Smith ( 469.742.8032) .

PTA News
We have more than 5 million good reasons to vote in the Primary Election on March 6, 2018. Be an advocate for all students in your #CommYOUnity and make your voice heard.
 
You may click here to view a list of candidates running for office in Collin County. Our State Representative Seat is District 89 and our State Senate Seat is District 8.
 
If you are new to the district, please be sure to register to vote by February 5, 2018. Additional information is available on the votetexas.gov website.

Volunteers Needed for the Frisco College Baseball Classic
The Frisco College Baseball Classic is returning to the Dr. Pepper Stadium, March 2nd - 4th. Texas A&M, Baylor, Louisiana Tech, and Cal Berkeley will be playing in a round robin tournament.
The Frisco College Baseball Classic is partnering with the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation for this event and is looking for volunteers to help throughout the weekend. Students in grades 8 - 12 may click here to register to volunteer.

Senior Project Shoe Drive: through February 9th









Kalu Nchege, an avid sneakerhead, is organizing a shoe drive benefiting Soles4Souls for his Senior Project. The goal is to collect 200 pairs of shoes to send to the less fortunate in third world countries. Click here for more details about how and where to donate shoes. Please direct your questions to [email protected] .
 
LHS Band Fundraiser
Do you need to replace a bed in your home? Know someone who does?

The LHS Band will be hosting our 1st annual Mattress Sale Fundraiser on Saturday, February 10th.  Click  here to view a YouTube video to see how it works and here for a flyer with more details.

There will be over 30 bed styles on display for customers to try. The beds are new, brand name, made to order, available in all sizes, and cost less than retail stores. In addition to beds, there will also be pillows, mattress protectors, sheets, and adjustable power bases! Financing options will also be available!

Driver's Ed Classes
The next session starts TODAY - February 5th. The class is held from 4:15-6:15 pm in room B104 at Lovejoy High School. Please click  HARMONY  for more details.















Toy Drive
The Work Based Learning classes at Lovejoy High School are hosting an annual toy drive in January to benefit the children in Little Leopards. Collection boxes will be placed at each campus and the administration building. Toy collection will begin when students and staff return to school on January 8th. The students are accepting new to gently used toys for children from birth to five years of age. For additional information please  click here  or contact  [email protected] .


 

Foundation News



Taste of Fairview - March 2nd
Back by popular demand, the 3rd Annual Taste of Fairview will be presented by Estate Life Magazine in partnership with the Allen Fairview Chamber, Heritage Ranch Golf and Country Club, and the Foundation for Lovejoy Schools.
 
What: 3rd Annual Taste of Fairview with over 30 local restaurants, wine and spirits
Where: Heritage Ranch Golf and Country Club
When: Friday, March 2nd at 6:00 PM
Why: All ticket sales donated to the Foundation for Lovejoy Schools
 
Last year's event was a sell-out, with more than 500 attendees helping to raise more than $17,000 for the Foundation for Lovejoy Schools.
 
This year's goal is the same: great food and great people coming together for an incredible evening benefiting Lovejoy schools.
 
For more details and to purchase tickets please visit www.tasteoffairview.com



Denim and Diamonds - Lone Starry Night
Preparations for the Foundation for Lovejoy School's Denim & Diamonds Gala and Auction are underway and we need your help to make this event a success. Ways you can help:
  • donate to the silent auction
  • donate a bottle of wine
  • sponsor the event
  • put a business ad in the event program
  • Click here for more details
Raffle Tickets
The Foundation for Lovejoy Schools will host a raffle for Denim and Diamonds and there will be three drawings for the following prizes:
  • EZ GO Golf Cart - 2010 Completely customized and refurbished - value $5,000
  • $2500 VISA gift card, donated by Owens Realtors
  • Arcade Game Table - value $4,400
Raffle tickets are $100! Only 500 tickets will be sold. A drawing will be held for each item, giving each ticket a chance to win one of these prizes! The winners will be drawn at the Denim and Diamonds Gala; you do not need to be present to win. Click Raffle for more details. Purchase tickets from any Foundation director, via the website, or at the LISD Red building. See the Foundation website for a list of directors or click here  to purchase tickets online.

Exciting New Online Auction Item
The Foundation for Lovejoy Schools' online auction this year will be replacing Class Masterpieces with individual Grade Level Spring Fling Socials. Don't miss your chance to get a ticket when the online auction goes live on February 27th.
 
Things to Know:  
  • Spring Fling Socials will be for grades K-4
  • K-3 Spring Fling Socials will take place in gyms at Hart, Lovejoy, and Puster Elementary schools
  • 4th graders from all elementary campuses will be combined at Sloan Creek Intermediate gym
  • You will be able to buy a $20 ticket per child for attendance
Stay tuned...additional information will be coming to you from your grade level coordinator regarding Spring Fling Social dates and times.

Student Recognition

LHS Speech & Debate

 
Lovejoy Speech and Debate hosted the NSDA LBJ District National Qualifying Tournament this past weekend.  About 14 schools joined us at LHS and all competed to represent the LBJ District and Texas at the NSDA National Tournament in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida this June for the chance to become National Champions.
 
LHS Speech & Debate won the team award for Debate Sweepstakes team.
 
Congratulations on qualifying to compete at Nationals:
 
Grant Dennis & Luke Wheatley - National Qualifier in Duo Interpretation
Collins Morgan - National Qualifier in LD Debate
Clay Parker - National Qualifier in Humorous Interpretation
Pierce Richardson & Dayton Thompson - National Qualifier in PF Debate
Seth Roundtree & Rithik Tangella - National Qualifier in PF Debate
 
Congratulations on being selected to compete as a Nationals Qualifier in World Schools Debate:
Jack Czyz
Kaya Czyz
Tajvir Singh
Andrew Mao
 
Congratulations to the following students that made it to "out rounds" in their event:
 
Raheel Ahmed - OO Semi Finalist
Grant Dennis - POI Finalist
Andrew Evins - Humorous Interpretation Finalist
Zach Farrell - Extemporaneous Speaking Finalist
Sean Gassman & Gavin George - DUO Interpretation Semi Finalists
Ariel Kokoricha - Big Question Debate Quarter Finalist
Ariel Kokoricha & Melody Quintero - DUO Semi Finalist
Garrett Larson & Shalin Mehta - PF Debate Octo Finalist
Andrew Mao - Big Question Debate Semi Finalist
Justin Maroney - Informative Speaking Semi Finalist & Extemporaneous Speaking Semi Finalist
Clay Parker - POI Finalist
Melody Quintero - Humorous Interpretation Semi Finalist
Shivani Radhakrishnan - Humorous Interpretation Finalist
Anna Rouse - Extemporaneous Speaking Semi Finalist & OO Semi Finalist
Tajvir Singh - Extemporaneous Speaking Semi Finalist
Luke Wheatley - Dramatic Interpretation Finalist
Kaeli Wilburn - POI Finalist, OO Semi Finalist
 
Thank you so much for all of your help and support in making this year such a success! Now on our way to TFA State in March! Let's go team!!!!
 
LHS Wrestling
We wrestled our last three duals this past Friday to help get us ready for our varsity district tournament on February 8th.  Our men wrestled well and got to see some tough competition in McKinney Boyd, Plano East, and Prosper. We will not see Boyd or Plano East the rest of the year, as they are 6A schools.  Prosper, however, is a 5A school and we will see some of these same opponents at the state tournament in Cypress in a few weeks. These matches will serve as a good experience for that time!
 
Our women wrestled very well once again-winning six out of the seven matches while competing against Rockwall, Prosper, and Boyd!  Our three girls, Lilly Musselman, Katherine Heath, and Alex LeFort, dominated with five of the wins by pin!
 
 
Pictured above, sophomore Katherine Heath working to break down her opponent on her way to the win by fall.
 
Pictured below, sophomore Alex LeFort works to bar an arm of her opponent before winning by pin.
 
 
 
Pictured above, Junior Lilly Musselman shown on her way to another win, defeating her Prosper opponent.
 
For a complete summary to these matches, please click the following:
 
 
Our men's team wrestled well at times, but could only win one of the three duals.  That brings our dual season to a close.  We finished the season with an overall dual record of 11-8.
 
The following wrestlers all finished the day winning two of three matches for the Leopards:  Senior James Ayers; Junior Johnny Dorlon; Sophomores Alex Vislosky, David Gold, and Joe Ridgeway; and Freshmen Jakob Underwood, Ralph Rucker and Kyle Ross.
 
Pictured below, Senior James Ayers stacks his Boyd opponent on his way to a first period pin.  
 
 
Boyd dual:  We lost a tough dual to Boyd by a score of 48-26.  We had a couple of close matches go the other way that would have helped us stay in this dual.  
Here is the link to the dual:
 
 
Prosper dual:  Prosper was by far one of the better teams we have faced this year. They won the 5A dual state championship a couple weeks ago and they showed why, defeating us by a score of 48-19.  
 
 
Pictured above, sophomore Alex Vislosky looks to the official to confirm his win by pin over Prosper.
 
For the complete results from this dual, please click below:
 
 
Plano East dual:  Lovejoy bounced back nicely to defeat Plano East, 52-18.  We had some of our young wrestlers really step up in this dual, including key wins from freshman Kyle Ross and sophomores Joe Ridgeway and Alex Vislosky.  For complete match results, please click on the link below:
 
 
 
Above, freshman Kyle Ross works for the pin against Plano East.
 
Below, Sophomore Joe Ridgeway en route to a fall against Plano East.
 
 
LHS Bowling
The bowling team had an important match against Plano East High School last week.  Boys' varsity is currently in a 3-way tie with Plano East & Wylie for 3rd place in District and Girls' varsity is tied for 3rd place with Plano East.  
 
Boys' varsity won 11-4, while the Girls' varsity barely lost 7-8.
 
Our bowlers had some incredible scores during last week's match.  Please congratulate the following bowlers on these (not so easy) accomplishments!

With only 2 weeks left in the season, our bowlers will be bowling their fingers off as they continue to fight for a place at Regionals.
 
Computer Science Team
 
The annual Digital Diva's Computer Science Programming Competition and Expo was held at McKinney High School on Saturday, Feb. 3rd.  The Lovejoy Computer Science team was well represented with 4 teams of young ladies.  The team of Katherine Guo, Katie Rink and Ruiyi He placed second in the Advanced Division.  This was the first competition for most them and they competed very well against stiff competition from around the DFW area.
 
 

LHS Tennis
The Lovejoy J.V. and Varsity tennis team were both in action last week.  The J.V. team brought home the team championship at the Grapevine Invitational winning 2 draws and finished 2nd in three other draws.  
 
Nathan Drew and Ryan Talmage won the Boys Doubles Championship
 
 
Kate Flaggert and Arushi Gupta won the Girls Doubles Championship
 
Alex Perry/Noah Brown - 2nd Mixed Doubles
Jack McPherson - 2nd Boys Singles
Sophie Hanna - 2nd Girls Singles
 
 
The Varsity team participated in the Ennis Tournament and won two draws as well.  Congrats to Samantha Hayward/Daniela Benigno for winning the Girls' Doubles Championship making it back to back Tournament Championships!  Both of our mixed doubles teams made it to the Championship with Brandon Su/Polly Roth winning a very close match verses Carson Zimmermann/Abby Sibson.  
 
LHS Choir
LHS Choir hosted UIL Solo & Ensemble this past Saturday, February 3rd. We had approximately 400 performers in our building from Region 25, and it was also a very successful day for our singers!  Lovejoy HS brought home 77 medals for first division ratings, and there were 16 State-qualifying soloists and 3 State-qualifying ensembles.
 
Congratulations to the following soloists for their Superior (1st division) ratings:
Tessa Blasko
Colette Brooks
Devon Cantu
Katherine Carter
Joey Chavez
Julia Dobbs
Stephen Godfrey
Faith Isakson
Kyra Jacobs
Alison Jobes
Claire Johnson
Noah Johnson
Maddie Konecny
Andrew Mao
Alex McCaffity
Claire McLaren
Shalin Mehta
Mandy Rickett
Marcie Sawyers
Mikayla Slatten
Hallie Steadman
Catherine Stewart
Allie Straeck
Emmy Straeck
Katie Strand
Kennedy Trythall
Kendall Vaughn
Luke Wild
Nathan York
Arturo Yundt-Pacheco
 
And congratulations to the ensembles who earned Superior (1st division) ratings:
 
Viva Tutti: Devon Cantu, Joey Chavez, Dylan Collins, Christian Cortez, David Gold, Jacob Huettner, Aaron Johnson, Andrew Mao, Dayton Stammen, Arturo Yundt-Pacheco
 
Il mio Martir: Colette Brooks, Mary Edgar, Katherine Guo, Kelsey Mannewitz, Marcie Sawyers
 
Poor Man Laz'rus: Alex Doran, Cy Feagin, Logan Harris, Mason Hutchins, Gideon Jowers, Alec Trythall, Alec Welhouse
 
Adoramus Te: Elese Abney, Tessa Blasko, Kylie Cass, Taylor Crosby, Grace Flinchbaugh, Claire Johnson
 
Fa una canzona: Emma Allen, Faith Isakson, Kyra Jacobs, Maggie James, Jaelyn Reeves, Emily Rippy, Aubrie Shinedling, Emmy Straeck, Madison Valdez
 
Weep, O Mine Eyes: Julia Dobbs, Stephen Godfrey, Lindsay Haden, Alison Jobes, Noah Johnson, Lauren LaTour, Connor Martin, Shalin Mehta, Allie Straeck

 
Back from L to R: Hallie Steadman, Katie Strand, Kennedy Trythall, Stephen Godfrey, Mandy Rickett
Front from L to R: Catherine Stewart, Lindsay Haden, Allie Straeck, Katherine Carter
 
Lady Leopard Basketball
The Lady Leopards played their last home game of the season on Friday night vs Mesquite Poteet. Before the game, all of the seniors and their parents were recognized for their contributions to the program. The Lady Leopards have 10 seniors on the team this year. It the biggest senior class in Lady Leopard Basketball history!  We want to wish the following seniors continued success as they are just a few months ago from graduation.
 
Meredith Ehlmann
Autumn Purcell
Kaylee Rekieta
Kim Lyne
Meredith Welch
Taylor Meixelsperger
Tori Hanson
Roni Hanson
Bethany Smith
Mikayla Dohmann
 
 

Lovejoy Events and Activities 
   
DATE
TIME
EVENT
LOCATION
Mon. Feb 5
7 - 8:30 pm
Track & Field Parent Meeting
LHS Lecture Hall
Mon. Feb 5
5 - 9 pm
Orchestra Pre-UIL Concert
LHS Auditorium
Feb 7,8,9,12,13
During lunches
Valentine Flower Sales
LHS Cafeteria
Feb 6-8
All Day
Student Registration Meetings
LHS Lecture Hall
Tues. Feb 6
6:30 - 7:30 pm
Majestics Booster Club Meeting
LHS Lecture Hall
Wed. Feb 7
7:00 pm
Upper 90 Booster Club Meeting
LHS Lecture Hall
Thurs. Feb 8
7-8 pm
Wet Leopards Booster Club Meeting
LHS Library
Sat. Feb 10
8 am - 7 pm
LHS Band Mattress Fundraiser
LHS Band Hall
Mon. Feb 12
6 - 8 pm
6:00 pm
7:15 pm
LHS Showcase
Current 8th Grade Parent Meeting
Current 9th-11th Grade Parent Meeting
Lovejoy High School
LHS Auditorium
LHS Auditorium
Tues. Feb 13
7 - 8 pm
LHS Band Mid-Winter Concert
LHS Auditorium
Tues. Feb 13
7 - 8:30 pm
Cheer Booster Club Meeting
LHS Lecture Hall
Tues. Feb 13
6 - 9 pm
Senior Project Presentations
Lovejoy High School
Thurs. Feb 15
11:30 am or 6:30 pm
Parent Tech Session
LHS Lecture Hall
Thurs. Feb 15
7:30 - 8:30 pm
LLI Meetings
LHS Room B100
Tues. Feb 20
7 - 8 pm
Choir Booster Club Meeting
LHS Choir Room
Tues. Feb 20
7 - 8:30 pm
Band Booster Club Meeting
LHS Band Hall
Feb 21-23
All Day
Student Registration Meetings
LHS Aux Gym
Feb 21-22
6 - 8 pm
AP Seminar Presentations
LHS Lecture Hall
Fri. Feb 23
7 - 9 pm
Java & Jazz Concert
LHS Cafeteria/Commons
Sat. Feb 24
7 am - 2 pm
LISD Ensemble Contest
Lovejoy High School
Sat. Feb 24
9 am - 6 pm
Lovejoy Spring STEM Festival
Lovejoy High School
Mon. Feb 26
6 - 7 pm
Leopard Aces Booster Club Meeting
LHS Room B100
Wed. Feb 28
8:15 am or 4:30 pm
NHS Meeting
LHS Lecture Hall
Wed. Feb 28
6 - 8 pm
LHS Cheer Banquet
SCIS Cafeteria



 

Relay for Life: April 6
Relay for Life is an annual event which will be held at Willow Springs Middle School to raise awareness of cancer and to donate to cancer research. This year's initiative is to bring the Lovejoy community together as a whole to promote a sense of unity and caring. We hope you will save the date of April 6th and join us for Relay for Life.
 
Relay for Life Dinner
A dinner in honor of survivors, caregivers, and their families will be held in conjunction with the Relay for Life event. If this applies to you or to someone you know, please RSVP to 
 
Relay for Life Stories to Share
The high school Relay for Life committee is also organizing a tribute to those who have been affected by cancer. If you have a story to share, please contact  Katherine Guo .
 
Relay for Life Gallery Wall Opportunity
To encourage participation of students at the elementary and intermediate school levels, the LHS Relay for Life organizers are hosting a coloring page activity. Students may  click here  to print the coloring page and decorate it as creatively as they can. They may then turn the page into the receptionist desk at their campus to receive a pencil, sticker or other prize.  The event organizers will use all coloring pages to create a gallery wall for the event, which will represent loving support for those whose lives have been affected by cancer.
 
Relay for Life Luminarias
Relay for Life is selling Luminarias for the Relay for Life event on April 6th at Willow Springs Middle School. Luminarias honor those whose lives have been affected by cancer. You may dedicate a Luminaria to loved ones who lost their battles with cancer, someone currently battling cancer, or anyone who has overcome cancer. When you attend the Relay event, you will see the Luminarias placed around the track, decorated with names and sometimes messages to whom they are dedicated. Luminarias are $10. If you would like to purchase one, please  click here .  


 

Lovejoy Lacrosse - Boys' and Girls' Teams Registration Now Open
 
Registration is now open for the boys' and girls' 2018 Spring season of Lovejoy Lacrosse.  Join the most exciting, fastest-growing sport in the country. 
 
Register now for Boys: Grades Kindergarten through High School
Register now for Girls: Grades Kindergarten through 8th grade
 
Visit  www.lovejoylacrosse.com  for information regarding the program and the upcoming Spring season.  Hurry, as rosters are filling quickly!


District News

 
 
Inclement Weather
School closures will be determined based on safety. In the event of a school closure, notifications will be announced on the district's website, Facebook, and Twitter pages. We will also announce any closure through the media and by phone. Links to our social media accounts are shown below.
 





Lovejoy ISD App
The Lovejoy ISD App is available for download on both Apple and Android devices.  To download the app for Apple devices, please  click here .  To download the app for Android devices, please  click here .  

Twitter and Facebook
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Supporting LHS Students through Senior Project Judging
It is difficult to believe how quickly the school year is flying by. At the high school, this means that some LHS Seniors are nearing the time for their Senior Project Presentations.
 
Senior Project is an exciting part of every LHS senior's experience as they explore topics of their choice and share what they learn with members of the community. There are different components of the project including creating a proposal, writing an annotated bibliography, and completing an activity. As the culminating event of their Senior Project, students give an 8-10 minute presentation about their experience to a panel of adult volunteer judges. These judges score students on their presentation skills and give them feedback designed to help them in their future pursuits.
 
We want to extend to you the invitation to share in this experience as a Senior Project Judge. Presentations will take place at Lovejoy High School on February 13th and March 7th. Presentations begin at 6:30 p.m. and should conclude by 8:30 p.m. at the latest. Judges training begins at 5:30 p.m. for those who have never judged Senior Project presentations. Those who judged in past years may arrive at 6 p.m. A light meal is served each night.
 
Click here to sign up to be a Senior Project Judge.

Tutoring 101

We'll teach the TRICKS... to improve your Scores!

We've helped many students since 1997 achieve better test scores, improve their skills, and get better grades. Better scores and better grades give you more choices when it comes to college opportunities: more colleges will admit you, invite you into their honors program, or offer you scholarship money. Be ready!
 
  • PSAT and SAT Prep Classes: T/Th or Th/Sat
  • ACT Prep Classes: Mon/Wed or Sat/Mon
  • One on One and Online Prep also available
  • School District Employee Discount
Learn about our all-inclusive PSAT/SAT/ACT program!
11th-12th Grade SAT or ACT 
9th-12th Grade PSAT/SAT/ACT 
NMSQT Program
Duke Tip (7th Grade) $699

Call Robyn or Tanya at 972-359-0222, email [email protected] with your questions, or enroll online.

The Lovejoy Running Club
The Lovejoy Running Club will be meeting every Tuesday and Thursday evening at 6:00 PM near the Duck Pond at Celebration Park. All ages and ability levels are welcome to attend from novice walkers looking to shed a few pounds, to elite runners gearing up for the next race. If you have questions regarding the running program you may contact:
[email protected] .  P.S.  Dogs are welcome.
 
Students Leaving Campus
In the event that students need to leave campus during the school day and they drive themselves to school, we will need you to send an email to [email protected] . Please include the student's name, the time they need to leave, the reason, and a phone number to be used to contact you. Once we have received the email, we will call you for verification, and the email will provide us with the needed documentation for our records.
 
Volunteer Application Process
Please click here  to begin the process. Should you have any questions, please contact Gina Ellis , Volunteer Coordinator, 469-742-8000.
 
Parent Portal
The Parent Portal is open for you to complete the online Enrollment & Student Information Forms. Please take a few minutes to update your contact information, emergency contacts, authorized pickup, FERPA, SCOC, Student Handbook, etc.
 
PLEASE NOTE : Regarding the Release of Directory Information for School Use:
In order for your child's picture to appear in the Yearbook, you should answer "YES".