Lovejoy High School
 
A Message from the Principal
 
Lovejoy HS News 01 22 18

P arents and Guardians,
 
I hope you enjoyed the warmer temperatures this weekend. Admittedly, I like it when we have cooler weather, but it was a nice change to be able to go outside without a coat.
 
This past weekend, many of you had the chance to see the LISD performance of The Sound of Music. I attended on Thursday night and again had the opportunity to witness the tremendous talent and great work of our LISD students, directors, and parents. Congratulations to everyone who performed, built sets, worked with the sound and lighting, drove kids to practice, or had any other part in putting on the show. It was truly awesome!
 
Please take a few moments to read below about some of the other great things our students are doing. There is also information regarding important dates and events coming up in the near future. Have a great week!

Sincerely,

Chris Mayfield
Principal
Lovejoy High School
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Lovejoy High School News and Information 01 22 18

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.
 
Free "Paying for College Workshop"
This workshop will be held in conjunction with the Collin College Office of Financial Aid from 10 - 11:30 am on February 3rd at the Collin College Spring Creek Campus located at 2800 E. Spring Creek Parkway in Plano in Lecture Hall C104. Please direct your questions to the office of Congressman Sam Johnson at 469-304-0382.
 
Student Nutrition
Click here to view the January issue of the Nutrition Newsletter.

Voter Registration
We will have a table in the LHS Cafeteria during all lunches on Thursday, January 25th if any parents or students would like to register to vote.

Senior Project Shoe Drive: January 15 - February 2, 2017









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 Fundraisers

Mock ACT Exam and Test-Taking Strategies:
Saturday, January 27th
8:30 am - 12:30 pm
LHS Room D114
 
Learn about strategies and skills for standardized testing, practice taking the ACT, and help the Lovejoy Band at the same time. Staff from C2 Education in Allen will present skills that will help you with the SAT and ACT, and after a short break will administer a practice ACT exam. Scores will be available about a week after the test.

100% of proceeds will benefit the Lovejoy High School Band. Seats are limited, so reserve yours today!

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 on Monday, 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] .

 

Student Recognition

 
PTA Reflections Awards
The National PTA Reflections program encourages students of all ages and abilities to explore and be involved in the arts. Through the program, National PTA, Lovejoy Local and Council PTAs, and PTAs across the country invite students in Preschool through grade 12 to create and submit original works.  This year's contest theme was "Within Reach." The Lovejoy Council of PTAs is proud to announce the LHS award recipients for the Council Level Reflections contest.
 
Dance:
Sierra Stammen - Award of Merit
 
Literature:
Sunessa Madhav - Award of Excellence
Blake Daehnert - Award of Merit
Kyle Easley - Award of Merit
Hannah Cole - Honorable Mention
Aaron Johnson - Honorable Mention
Amelia Poulton - Honorable Mention
 
Photography:
Lacey Pelkowski - Award of Merit
 
Visual Arts:
Kaitlyn Cinek - Award of Excellence
Renee Barnes - Award of Merit
 
Congratulations to the following LHS students who received the Overall Award of Excellence and are advancing to the state level of the competition:
 
Film: Jackie Carroll
Literature: Jack Czyz
Music: Ryan Schlimme
Photography: Major Friesland
Visual Arts: Mary Johnson

LHS Choir
Congratulations to the 2017-2018 All-State Choir members from Lovejoy HS! Over 60,000 students participate in the All-State process across the state, and these students were among the top 6 of their voice parts in our very competitive Area.

Hannah Hansen - All-State Mixed Choir and #1 Sopano 2 in the Area
Katie Strand - All-State Mixed Choir and #2 Alto 1 in the Area
Mandy Rickett - All-State Treble Choir
Noah Johnson - All-State Tenor-Bass Choir



 
LHS Band
Eleven LHS Band students competed at the final round of the Texas All State Auditions this past Saturday at Berkner HS in Richardson. All LHS students ended up at the very top of their audition rooms. Out of those students, Sarah Jahnke (Flute) and Patrick O'Brien (Trumpet) have been named Texas All-State Band Members. They will travel to San Antonio in February to perform in the All State Band.
 

LHS Swim & Dive
At the District Championship meet this weekend, both of the boys' and girls' teams finished 2nd, and we had a record number of swimmers (26) advance to Regionals next weekend!
 
Girls Team:
Alex Burns (200 Free)
Brooke Buttner (100 Fly)
Sloan Carevic (100 Free, 100 Breast)
Jackie Carroll (200 IM, 100 Breast)
Kelsey Carroll (200 IM, 100 Breast)
Ariel Feldman (100 Fly)
Raime Jones (200 Free, 500 Free)
Monica Malik (50 Free)
Sydney Myers (200 Free, 100 Free)
Amelia Poulton (500 Free, 100 Back)
Rebecca Rockenbach (50 Free)
Natalie Womack (100 Fly, 100 Back)
 
Boys Team:
Logan Barker (50 Free, 100 Free)
Jakob Feldman (200 Free, 500 Free)
Brian Jobes (100 Fly)
Jed Jones (200 IM, 100 Back)
Ryan Kaudaissy (100 Fly)
Max Mueth (100 Free, 100 Back)
Ryan Pan (50 Free, 100 Free)
AJ Rogers (100 Back)
Alex Rowe (200 Free, 500 Free)
Alec Trythall (100 Breast)
Sam Veitch (50 Free, 100 Free)
Ross Walenciak (200 Free, 500 Free)
Jackson Willard (100 Breast)
 
 
LHS Track and Field
A group of our Track and Field athletes recently participated in the University of Arkansas High School Indoor Invitational. This year, 47 athletes, from our sprinters, distance runners, and field event athletes, participated in the meet. Three of our athletes (Jake Chamberlin - 200m and 400m, Ryan Gordon - 200m, and Jahi Rainey - Shot Put) qualified for the finals, we set new school records in the 60m (Ryan Gordon, 7.11), 3000m (Ryan Brands, 9:04.49), and 4x800m Relay (8:21.01) and set many personal records throughout the meet. 
Click  here  for full results.
 
The 2nd Lovejoy Texas Express Indoor Pole Vault and High Jump Meet was held this past Saturday. We had over 100 participants this year and we witness some great competition. Jack Victor came away with a 1st place finishes in each event. He cleared a height of 5'9" in the High Jump, winning the Open Men Division, and cleared 12'0" in the Open Men Bronze Division of the Pole Vault. In the Open Men Silver Division, Colin Engbrock cleared 14'6" to win the event and Michael DesJardins cleared 13'6" to finish 5th. 
Click  here  for full results.
 
Lovejoy Bowling
Lovejoy bowlers were pumped up as they took a big win over Plano East High School, moving both the boys and girls varsity teams one step closer to qualifying for regionals.
 
Please congratulate Freshman JR Frazier, who bowled an amazing 243 game, which is 96 pins over his average!!
 
Come out and support your Lovejoy bowling team during our matches the remainder of January and February as we continue to qualify for regionals.  For a complete schedule, see our calendar here .
 
Lady Leopard Basketball
JV Red
The JV Red team went 1-1 last week as they beat Grapevine 40-13 on Tuesday and fell to Bishop Lynch on Friday by a score of 32-15.  In the Grapevine game, the team was led by Molly Gornell with 13 points.  Layla Myers-Healey and Hannah Dunlap led the team in the Bishop Lynch game with 4 points apiece.
 
JV Black
The JV Black team went 2-0 last week with wins over Highland Park 58-44 and West Mesquite 52-10.  In the Highland Park game, the team was led by Grace Bennett with 39 points.  Julia Bochu led the team in the West Mesquite game with 19 points. The Lady Leopards led the district standings with an impressive 9-0 record.
 
Varsity
The varsity team lost their first district game on Tuesday at Highland Park by a score of 56-51.  The Leopards were led by Carsen McFadden with 15 points. Other scorers for Lovejoy included Kaylee Rekieta 13 points, Meredith Ehlmann 10 points, Taylor Meixelsperger 8 points, Kim Lyne 3 points, and Addison Hand 2 points. Other Statistical leaders were Taylor Meixelsperger 8 rebounds, Kaylee Rekieta 7 steals, Taylor Meixelsperger 1 block, Kaylee Rekieta and Taylor Meixelsperger with 4 assists apiece, and Carsen McFadden 1 charge. The Leopards came back on Friday with an impressive performance vs. West Mesquite as they set a school record for the fewest points allowed in a game in their 58-15 win.  The previous record was 16 points that the 2011-2012 and 2014-2015 teams both held. The Leopards were led by Taylor Meixelsperger with 12 points. Other scorers for Lovejoy included Kim Lyne 10 points, Carsen McFadden 10 points, Ireland Miller 9 points, Grace Bennett 5 points, Kaylee Rekieta 5 points, Meredith Ehlmann 3 points, Alexandra Brungardt 2 points, and Addison Hand 2 points. Other statistical leaders were Kaylee Rekieta 6 steals, Carsen McFadden 5 rebounds, Kaylee Rekieta 4 assists, Grace Bennett 1 charge, and Meredith Ehlmann, Addison Hand, Bethany Smith, and Meredith Welch all had 1 block apiece. The Lady Leopards will continue district play this week with games on Tuesday @ Forney and Friday @ home vs Wylie East.
 
LHS Speech and Debate
                       
Dramatic Interpretation - 2nd - Luke Wheatley
 
Humorous Interpretation - 5th - Clay Parker
      Semi-finals - Melody Quintero
 
Original Oratory - Semi-finals - Nia Marwaha
 
Program Of Oral Interpretation - 3th - Luke Wheatley
         5th - Grant Dennis
                       
Prose - 1st - Luke Wheatley
 
Domestic Extemp
            Semi-finals - Collins Morgan
            Semi-finals - Dayton Thompson
            Semi-finals - Katie Magee
            Semi-finals - Garrett Larson
            Semi-finals - Matthew Sipes
            Semi-finals - Anna Beard
 
Lincoln Douglas Debate - Octo-finals - Collins Morgan
 
Public Forum Debate - Quarter-finals - Dayton Thompson and Pierce Richardson
 
Students must earn 12 points to participate in this state competition.  Congratulations to Luke Wheatley who earned his qualification to compete in Dramatic Interpretation at the TFA State Tournament in March.

 
LHS Wrestling
The men's varsity wrestled three duals on Thursday, January 11th finishing with 2 wins to push their dual record to 6-4 for the year, and 2-1 in district.  The Leopards were led by Freshman Jakob Underwood, Sophomore David Gold, and Senior James Ayers.  All three wrestlers finished the night with 3-0 records.  Underwood and Gold finished the night with two pins a piece.

Pictured above, Sophomore David Gold working for one of his two pins of the night.

Pictured below, freshman Jakob Underwood on his way to pinning his McKinney North opponent.

The varsity women wrestled individuals from Newman Smith and Melissa as well.  Juniors Lilly Musselman and Morgan Elvin both finished 2-0, while freshman Charis Vela and sophomore Katherine Heath went 1-1 each.

Dual vs. Newman Smith:   Lovejoy won the first dual of the night by a score of 51-27.
Please click here to see the complete results from this dual.
Dual vs. McKinney North:
We lost this second dual by a score of 58-21.

Please click here to see the complete results from this dual.

Dual vs. Melissa:

Finally, we wrestled a depleted Melissa team in our last dual of the night.  Jakob Underwood, Gunner Peschke, and Joe Ridgeway all won their matches by fall in the only matches contested in this dual.  Lovejoy blanked Melissa, 72-0 in this dual.

Please click here to see the complete results from this dual.

Trinity Trojan Classic:

All three teams competed in Euless at the Trojan Classic.  This was a very large tournament with 38 teams competing.  Our Varsity men placed 20th overall while our women placed overall with only three women competing this time.  Our JV also wrestled well on Saturday.

Varsity Men:  We had 10 men wrestle in this very large event, with 32-man brackets and teams from 4 different states.  Once again, freshman Ralph Rucker showed he is going to be a force to reckon with for a long time, making his third finals and finishing with the silver medal.  Rucker completed the day with 4 wins, three by fall!  Sophomore Hunter Duncan wrestled well also, winning his first three matches, but fell one match short of the medal rounds.  Sophomore Joe Ridgeway also wrestled well and completed his tournament with 2 wins.

Pictured above, freshman Ralph Rucker finishing off one his opponents on his way to a silver medal!

For complete results from the Varsity men's division, please click here.

Varsity Women:  We also had three women compete: Lilly Musselman, Charis Vela, and Katherine Heath.  Despite only wrestling three women, we finished 24th out of 38 teams.  All three wrestlers won matches, with Musselman leading the team with 3 wins for the tournament and narrowly missing the medal round.

Pictured below, Junior Lilly Musselman working to get some near fall on her way to a 3-2 record at the Trojan Classic.

For complete results from the Varsity women's division, please click here.

JV men:  We had 7 men wrestle in the JV division and all 7 won matches!  They wrestled well despite a long day and a very large tournament.  Leading the team were freshmen Zack Valentine and Jack McKinney, who both won gold for the second consecutive tournament! Both wrestlers won 3 matches in a row to claim their respective titles!  Freshman Daniel Schmidt was the other medalist, finishing in 4th place.

For complete results from the JV men's division, please click here.

Dual vs. Creekview 1/18:
We wrestled with a very young lineup as we were missing some men due to injury and or illness. Creekview won the dual but we hope to improve in the district tournament with our full lineup. Our women also wrestled against Creekview HS.

For the complete results, please click on the following two links:

Vernon Red River Classic:
Our Varsity men and women were able to travel to Vernon for this great event.  Our men wrestled three duals on Friday night, finishing with a solid 2-1 record despite forfeiting 4 weights.  This pushes our dual record to 8-6 for the season.

The men had two solid wins against some schools from Oklahoma, defeating IKE by a score of 43-36 and Mangum by a score of 36-27.  The Leopards then fell to the host school, losing to Vernon 51-21.

Our women all wrestled 2 matches a piece Friday night against the likes of Boswell, Lubbock Coronado, and Vernon and Lilly Musselman, Katherine Heath, Alex LeFort, and Morgan Elvin went a combined 7-1 overall!!  For complete results from these matches, click here .

Complete results:

Our men and women were able to see some good competition and really performed well. We had 10 men and 4 women wrestling and we finished the day with 8 placers.  

On the men's side, freshman Ralph Rucker once again led the team with another finals finish, placing 2nd.  Sophomore David Gold wrestled well into the semifinals before placing 4th.  Another freshman, Jakob Underwood put together a great tournament finishing 5th while winning 4 of 5 matches.  Junior Austen Shelley finished in 6th place with a 3-2 record.

On the women's side, all four women placed, led by championship performances once again by Sophomore Alex LeFort and Junior Morgan Elvin.  Sophomore Katherine Heath placed 5th and Junior Lilly Musselman placed 6th.

The final team results were not complete, but both the men's and women's teams finished in the top half of some very deep fields!

A list of all placers is below:

Champion-Alex LeFort, Morgan Elvin
2nd place-Ralph Rucker
4th place-David Gold
5th place-Katherine Heath, Jakob Underwood
6th place-Lilly Musselman, Austen Shelley

For complete results to the Vernon Red River Classic individual men's tournament, click here and for women's, click here.
Lovejoy Events and Activities 
   
DATE
TIME
EVENT
LOCATION
Wed. Jan 24
8:15 am or 4:30 pm
NHS Meeting
LHS Lecture Hall
Wed. Jan 24
6 - 9 pm
Varsity Football Banquet
LHS Cafeteria/Auditorium
Thurs. Jan 25
7 - 8 pm
Wet Leopards Booster Club Meeting
LHS Library
Sat. Jan 27
8:30 am - 12:30 pm
LHS Band Mock ACT
LHS Room D114
Sat. Jan 27
8 - 11:30 am
LHS Majestics Dance Camp
LHS Auditorium
Mon. Jan 29
6 - 7 pm
Leopard Aces Booster Club Meeting
LHS Room B100
Jan 31 & Feb 1
All Day
Choir Solo & Ensemble Recitals
LHS Auditorium
Tues. Jan 30
6 - 7:30 pm
Baseball PreSeason Parent Meeting
LHS Lecture Hall
Wed. Jan 31
6 - 9 pm
Grand Slam Kickoff Dinner & Meeting
LHS Cafeteria
Feb 1-3
All Day
NSDA District National Qualifier Tournament
Lovejoy High School
Thurs. Feb 1
6:30 - 8 pm
Diamond Club Booster Club Meeting
LHS Lecture Hall
Fri. Feb 2
9:15 am
Pep Rally - GO RED & Special Olympics
LHS Main Gym
Fri. Feb 2
1:00 pm (12:15 pm)
Early Release Day
Lovejoy High School
Mon. Feb 5
7 - 8:30 pm
Track & Field Parent Meeting
LHS Lecture Hall
Feb 7,8,9,12,13,14
During lunches
Valentine Flower Sales
LHS Cafeteria
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
Mon. Feb 6
6:30 - 7:30 pm
Majestics Booster Club Meeting
LHS Lecture Hall
Sat. Feb 10
8 am - 7 pm
LHS Band Mattress Fundraiser
LHS Band Hall
Mon. Feb 12
7:30 - 8:30 pm
LLI Meetings
LHS Room B100
Mon. Feb 12
6 - 8 pm
7:00 pm
LHS Showcase
Current 9th-11th Grade Parent Meeting
Lovejoy High School
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
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 20-23
6 - 8 pm
AP Seminar Presentations
LHS Lecture Hall
Fri. Feb 23
9:15 am
Pep Rally - Blacklight
LHS Main Gym
Fri. Feb 23
TBD
Girls' Soccer
Teacher Appreciation Night
LHS Stadium
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


 

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!




Relay for Life Team Sign up
Lovejoy High School's annual Relay for Life is just around the corner! With only a few months until the event, we suggest that people start signing up for relay teams. Whether you attended last year or this is your first time, you can create your own team. NHS members are required to attend the event, but if a student is a team captain and comes to all team meetings, they will receive six NHS hours. Students who are unable to attend Relay for Life will have to make up an additional six NHS hours. Click the link  here to sign up.
 
Steps to Sign up:
  • Click on the link
  • Click on "Join This Relay" in the top right corner
  • Either login or create a new account
  • Click "Join a team" and type in the team's name, or create your own team
  • If the team requires a registration fee, either pay online using a credit card or pay in person with cash or check
    • If you pay online with a credit card, answer the questions that follow and fill out your personal information
Relay for Life Luminarias
Relay for Life is selling Luminarias for the Relay for Life event on April 6th at Lovejoy High School. Luminarias honor those whose lives have been affected by cancer. You may dedicate a Luminaria to a loved one who lost their battle 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 .  

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
Are  you following the district on  Twitter ?  Have you liked us on  Facebook ?  Join us on social media for news and announcements.

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".