The following student organizations are hosting a Trunk or Treat at the high school on Oct. 30, from 5-7pm. Come join in on the fun!

Students may opt to wear Halloween costumes to school on Monday October 31st only.

School rules regarding dress code must be followed:

• No short skirts/shorts/tutus, no hoods, no bare midriffs, bare shoulders, or low necklines.
• Nothing that promotes the use of illegal substances or activities or are derogatory, disrespectful or depict violence (no blood, guts or gore).

ALL costume preparations to be completed at home. (No dressing or applying of make-up or colored hairspray once students arrive at school).

No masks or weapons (nun chucks/sickles/swords/knives/guns, etc).

Students or parents who have questions about the acceptability of their costume should check with the front office prior to wearing the costume to school.

Students wearing inappropriate costumes will need to call home to have a change of clothes brought up to them.

PARENTS: Please help support an appropriate, distraction-free learning environment for all students by assuring that your student adheres to these guidelines.

Thank You,

LCHS Administration

We would like to honor our teachers who are showing excellence in the classroom. Please fill out the form in the link below if there is a teacher you would like to nominate for Teacher of the Month.

https://forms.gle/HLT4SWZ6ntwcmhUa7

Previous Teacher of the Month winners:

• Lorie Brattain - August
• Joseph Rios - September

Dessert placed 1st, Beans was 3rd, and Chicken was 7th. On to state!

The following ten LCHS Choir students earned spots in the All-Region Choir, and will participate in an All-Region Clinic and Concert on November 5th at Coronado High School:

Soprano 1 - Kinley Jeffers, chair 11

Alto 1 - Cali Coiner, chair 12

Achieving All-Region status and advancing to Pre-Area auditions on November 14:

Soprano 2 - Sadie Lambright, chair 4; Camryn Gamblin, chair 7

Alto 1 - Alyssa Wilson, chair 2

Alto 2 - BrynLeigh Childers, chair 1; Bryanna Green, chair 4

Tenor 1 - Alejandro Vallejo, chair 3; Michael Pier, chair 6

Bass 1 - Carson Seale, chair 5

We are cashless at the gate. “Walk-up” tickets may also be purchased using a mobile device at the gate (available QR codes will direct the purchaser to the online ticketing link) or by card swipe. The link will open up this Sunday at 12:00 pm.

Student Ticket Link: https://www.vancoevents.com/25702

Home Side Ticket Link: https://www.vancoevents.com/21456

WTGS - Herff Jones offers interest-free payment plans on senior orders and class rings.

On-Campus Ordering Date:

October 25th (Tuesday) @ 12pm - 2:15pm - LCHS Commons

Don't miss out! Please bring your order form and proper down payment to lock-in your order and pick up your fun 2023 grad gear (car tassels, t-shirts, hoodies, etc.).

ORDER ONLINE: https://hs.westtexasgrad.com/

-Select Lubbock-Cooper High School

*If you order a package online before the campus order date, you may come by the commons to pick up your grad gear (t-shirt, hoodie, car tassel, etc.).

*Custom Announcements & Graduation Attire will be delivered in the spring

CLASS RINGS: Note - Package #4 Ultimate Ring comes with a class ring!

See YOUR STORY come to life through a class ring!

Please visit their website to place a class ring order not in a senior package: https://highschool.herffjones.com/secom/school/TX/Lubbock-Cooper%20High%20School/42001256000/2576/rings/collections?gradYear=2023

If you have any questions, they are happy to help you over the phone: 806-744-7737 or via email: info@westtexasgrad.com. Their office is located at 2904 50th Street and they are happy to make an appointment to take care of your needs in person.

Mr Thompson's Beginning Ag Mechanics students have been busy learning and practicing SMAW welding techniques and recently have started using the Oxy-Acetylene cutting torch. Advanced students are building metal projects including trailers, smokers, firepits, and more. They are learning about metal fabrication techniques including SMAW welding, MIG welding, TIG welding, CNC Plasma cutting and many others. Many of them will be showing their projects later in the year at shows and fairs across the state. Students are also learning how to document and track their progress on the AET record keeping system.

The LCHS Choir Boosters will be hosting a fundraiser at Costa Vida, Monday, Oct. 24th. Come out and grab Costa Vida in support our choir students!

Art teachers Deidra Brooks and Alston Becker have entered some of their art students in a mentoring art exhibit hosted by LCU. The theme of Mentormentor explores the mentoring relationship between art students and their teachers. The following students are participating in this art exhibit, whose art will be on display October 25th from 6-7 at LCU in the CAA Foyer:

Alexandria Womack

Brooke Bryant

Denisse Irigoyen

Hadley Ortega

Bradlie Smith

Pyper Yardley

Students who did not have the opportunity to have their picture taken for the yearbook will have the opportunity to do so this coming Thursday and Friday.

Seniors will have their pictures taken on Thursday, Oct. 27th. Freshmen, Sophomores, and Juniors will have their pictures taken on Friday, Oct. 28th. Students will need to be in compliance with dress code. For information regarding Senior portrait dress requirements see the flyer below. A pricing flyer is included as well.

Mrs. Flores Family & Community Services class is partnering with FCCLA, our CTSO and are creating a drive to help the victims of Hurricane Ian. As a group, they are collecting canned foods, toiletries, etc. to give back to those in need. They have partnered up with the American Red Cross of Lubbock to send our supplies to Southern Florida. Donations can be delivered to any FCS class, in rooms 500-506. The drive will go through Tuesday, November 1st.

Parents,

If you need to visit campus during the instructional day, please utilize the southwest PAC foyer doors. All other doors will be closed to outside visitors while school is in session.

Thank you!

October's Feature of the Month is hoodies and they're anything but basic. In fact, these cozy classics are ready to be customized with your school mascot, logo and colors for a look that's all your own. Head over to your Lubbock Cooper High School Sideline Store now and grab your new favorite hoody today. Click the graphic to check out their website.

The US Air Force has announced a summer opportunity for students interested in aviation. The AIM HIGH Flight Academy Scholarship is a 3-week all-expense paid program that includes 15 flight hours of training at an Air Force partnered university. Participating students will live, dine, and learn to fly at a university campus. Applications are open through November 30, 2022. This opportunity is available to students between the ages of 16-18 in any career cluster. Click the flyer for more information!

If your student is going to be absent, late, or leaving school early, please follow the instructions below to submit proper documentation.

After submitting an absence in Skyward and indicating that it is Covid related in the comments box, you will receive an email with a Google Form link. Parents must fill out the Google Form and supply evidence of the Covid related absence to ensure that the absence will not count against semester exam exemptions.

See the graphics below for action steps to complete when an iPad is damaged, lost or stolen.

Landon Winton - Principal Lubbock-Cooper High School

Courtney Pesterfield - Associate Principal

Ashley Herrera - Assistant Principal

Kelcey Wormsbaker - Assistant Principal

Brandon Tucker - Assistant Principal

Randy Doege - Assistant Principal for Special Education

Bart McMeans - Assistant Principal

Debbie Smith - CTE Director

Phillip Saffel - Principal Liberty High School

Website: lchs.lcisd.net

Location: 910 Woodrow Road, Lubbock, TX, USA
Phone: 806-993-2321
Twitter: @pirate_pride