Annual online student verification is now open and available for parents to update their child’s information for the 2022-23 school year. Online verification MUST be complete in order for your child to receive a classroom assignment or class schedule.

Online Student Verification can be found by logging in to your Skyward Family Access account. (If you need assistance logging in to Skyward Family Access, please click here for video instructions.)

Upon completion of each step, click on the box: "Complete Step # and move to Step #."

*Having trouble using your mobile devise? Use this link:

https://skyap.lcisd.net/scripts/wsisa.dll/WService=wsEAplus/fwemnu01.w

Please maximize your screen to ensure you are able to see all important information. Set zoom to 100 percent. Most required fields are marked with an asterisk. Please be careful of spelling, capitalization, punctuation, and date signature.

Hold your cursor over the answer box to view a more detailed explanation of questions.

Text that appears in blue is a link to another site. Please click on these sites to get more information or to complete additional tasks. Once you complete the task and close the window, you will be returned to online verification.

Online verification is not COMPLETE until you click "Submit 2022 - 2023 Online Student Verification" on the last step of the process. Once the form is submitted, you will receive an email confirmation.

Student Verification must be submitted for each student in your family. Once you have successfully submitted one Online Verification, please return to the "Online Student Verification" tab to begin verification for any other students in your family.

To begin the online verification process, please click on Step 1, “Verify Student Information”.

If you have any questions regarding annual online student verification, please contact your child's campus!

Schedule Pick-up is this week! Students will get their yearbook picture taken (for senior cap and gown pictures see below), pick up their schedule, pay high school class dues, and pay for a parking sticker (if needed). High school class dues are $10.00 for freshmen, sophomores, and juniors. Seniors do not pay class dues. All class dues go toward paying for Prom during your student's junior and senior years.

Schedule pick up schedule is as follows:

Tuesday, August 2nd - Fish Day

Freshmen

9:30-12:00

This will be for Freshmen students only, parents are encouraged to drop students off at 9:30 and pick up at 12:00.

Students will stay on campus from 9:30-12:00

Students will get their yearbook picture made, pick up their schedule, pay high school class dues, tour the building to find their classes, visit the organizational fair, and finish up in the PAC for closing remarks from Mr. Winton.

Students participating in athletics and band that are going through workouts on August 2nd, your coaches will provide time to attend Fish Day.

Wednesday, August 3rd

Seniors

2:00-4:00

Juniors and Seniors

4:00-6:00

Thursday, August 4th

Sophomores and anyone else that needs to pick up their schedule

2:00-6:00

All students will need to have their picture taken at schedule pick-up. The picture will be used to create Student IDs and will be attached to their profile in our digital data system.

In order to have a picture taken and receive a class schedule, students will need to be in dress code from the chest up on their schedule pick-up day.

As stated in the district dress code policy, please make sure your student adheres to these guidelines when he/she comes to pick-up his/her schedule:

• Hair is neatly kept and out of the student's face
• Hair is of a natural color
• Students must be clean shaven
• Male students cannot have any facial piercings (ears, nose, or otherwise)
• Female students can have ear piercings and/or a single nose stud
• Shoulder straps must be at least three inches in width
• Shirts cannot depict pictures, emblems, or writings that are lewd, offensive, vulgar, or obscene
• Shirts cannot advertise tobacco, alcohol, drugs, or any other substances prohibited under policy FNCF

Parking sticker purchases will require:

• driver’s license number
• license plate number
• make and model of the vehicle (if a student does not have this information, a sticker can be purchased but will be withheld until the information has been made available to administration)
• you must purchase your parking sticker in-person, do not send a friend to purchase a sticker for you

The cost to purchase a regular parking space is $50, a limited number of spots in a discount lot will also be available for $25. You will need either check or cash. We will not be able to process debit or credit cards.

Seniors who want to paint their parking space must have their drawing approved by a principal and signed permission slip from their parents (see permission slip and paint form link below). The total cost to paint a parking spot is $75, this includes the price of the parking spot and cost of having the spot repainted at the end of the year. Paint days for seniors will be Thursday and Friday, August 11th and 12th (these are the days we can guarantee the parking lot will be free of other vehicles).

Parking sticker purchase and painting are Non-Refundable.

Student parking will return to the south side of campus with a newly completed concrete parking lot that will serve 300 student vehicles. An additional student lot will be available on the southeast corner of campus shortly after the first day of school. This lot will be a good choice for students who will receive their driver's license later in the school year.

If you are unable to pick-up your schedule on the dates we have designated, we have established the morning of August 8th for schedules to be available to view in Skyward. However, there will be less opportunity at that time to have in person interactions to help with answering questions as staff members will be participating in professional development sessions.

Here are the alternative dates that office staff/counselors will be available after our designated schedule pick-up days:

Senior yearbook/cap and gown pictures are separate from the pictures that will be taken at schedule pick-up. Yearbook pictures will be in cap and gown, pictures at schedule pick-up can be in casual clothing and are for the purpose of creating ID badges.

Federal funding for all students to receive free school meals is no longer available to school districts. This means that students must either pay for school meals or qualify for free or reduced-price school meals for the 2022-23 school year.

School meal prices for the 2022-23 school year are:

Student Breakfast (all grades)

$2.00

Student Lunch (grades pk-5)

$3.00

Student Lunch (grades 6-12)

$3.25

There is a possibility that your child may qualify for free or reduced-price meals through the National School Lunch Program (NSLP). To find out if the children in your household are eligible for free or reduced-price meals, simply complete the Application for Free and Reduced-Price Meals online or paper form.

Here is some important information about applying for free and reduced-price meals:

• Any family can apply. There is no penalty for families who apply and do not qualify.

• Families who have not qualified in the past may qualify this year, as income eligibility qualifications have been adjusted.

• The application and free or reduced-price meal status are completely confidential. Teachers, administrators, and fellow students do not have access to this information and will have no way of knowing which children receive free and reduced-price meals.

• Children who receive free or reduced-price meals have the same food options as children who do not. There are no “special lunch lines” or different menu items for these students.

• Qualifying for free and reduced-price meals may provide access to many additional benefits, including:

  • Pandemic EBT benefits

  • Reduced registration fees for AP, SAT, and/or ACT tests

  • Free or discounted participation fees for activities

  • Discounted rates associated with college applications

  • Discounted rates on internet services

To complete the Application for Free and Reduced-Price Meals online:

• Visit https://www.mealappnow.com/manlcp/splash.php

• If you have an existing account, select “Login”; if you do not have an existing account, select “Guest Login”

• Follow the prompts to complete the application process. (The application will ask for your child’s student ID number, but if you do not know your child’s student ID number, you will be able to look it up using your child’s full name and date of birth.)

  
  

If you prefer to complete a paper Application for Free and Reduced-Price Meals:

• Paper applications are available at any LCISD campus office, the district’s main office, and during fall open houses.

• Return your paper application to any LCISD campus office or the district’s main office.

If you have any questions about school meals or the application process for free and reduced-price meals, please contact:

Destini Borchardt
LCISD Director of Food and Nutrition

dborchardt@lcisd.net

806-993-2300 ext. 10124

BSN Sideline Store Link: https://sideline.bsnsports.com/schools/texas/lubbock/lubbock-cooper-high-school

Want to prepare for your real estate sales agent licensing exam with support and extended time? Want experience and connections with local agents? Want to complete the state course education requirements at a discounted rate? This year we are double blocked to help ensure the success of our real estate students. You still have time to register!!! If you have questions, please email Mrs. Wright at bwright@lcisd.net.

The following message is from the Lubbock-Cooper High School Class of 2023 Project Graduation Committee - a volunteer parent group not created by Lubbock-Cooper ISD. Lubbock-Cooper ISD provides a messaging platform through which certain non-school affiliated groups can share information with approval. The information included in this message is not generated by Lubbock-Cooper ISD, and all questions regarding the message should be directed to the aforementioned group at lcpclassof2023@gmail.com.

Class of 2023 Parents,

If you have not joined the Class of 2023 GroupMe, you can add yourself by using the link below. This will have a lot of different information on fundraisers, project graduation, etc. throughout the year.

Class of 2023 GroupMe:

https://nam12.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fgroupme.com%2Fjoin_group%2F23882958%2FEsVVUe&data=05%7C01%7C%7C514cfc2d981f45c63f1808da6134d342%7C84df9e7fe9f640afb435aaaaaaaaaaaa%7C1%7C0%7C637929176749887896%7CUnknown%7CTWFpbGZsb3d8eyJWIjoiMC4wLjAwMDAiLCJQIjoiV2luMzIiLCJBTiI6Ik1haWwiLCJXVCI6Mn0%3D%7C3000%7C%7C%7C&sdata=4WOQjifCzaw49htIlesQaetRAB2MnE5voGaKjkI%2B06Q%3D&reserved=0

If you have any questions, please email lcpclassof2023@gmail.com

Thank you!

Class of 2023 Project Graduation Committee

If you are applying for OCPE please read through the important guidelines here then scroll to the bottom of this page to access the Off-Campus Physical Education (OCPE) application form.

Parents must complete the online student form which will be sent to the District OCPE Coordinator. The District OCPE Coordinator will work with the approved facility for necessary documentation, then submit the application for approval to LCISD Director of Administrative & Community Services Edna Parr.

When the application is approved, the parent and counselor will be notified via email. All applications must be completed online. No paper copies will be accepted. The application deadline is two weeks before the first day of instruction for the 2022-23 school year. Deadlines will be strictly enforced.

Please contact Edna Parr at eparr@lcisd.net with questions.

Website: www.lcisd.net
Location: 910 Woodrow Road, Lubbock, TX, USA
Phone: 806-993-2321
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