Trail Blazer Bulletin August 25-29

We look forward to welcoming you to campus this evening, Monday 25th August from 5:30-7:30. We are very cognizant of the fact that it is very hot this time of year, but in order to give our teachers a chance to eat dinner the doors will be opened at 5:25 pm. We encourage you to wait in your cars until that time.

When: August 25, 2025

Where: Please enter the school through the front doors. Doors open at 5:25 and we will start promptly at 5:30

What will you do?: Follow your student’s schedule & learn about teachers’ expectations & course overview

What do you bring?: Your student’s daily schedule. You can come with your student or alone. Your student will email you a copy of their schedule on Friday or next Monday during homeroom. If they do not, you can find a copy of it in HAC. Schedules will NOT be provided.

What is this evening NOT?: Individual parent conferences or a time for you to ask questions about your specific student. If you need to schedule a parent conference, please email your student’s teacher.

Starting Sept. 1, 2025, state law (Senate Bill 12) requires parents to give annual consent before school staff can provide routine health services such as first aid, screenings, or short-term counseling. Without consent, only emergency, life-saving care may be given. If you have not done so already, please click here to ensure your student can receive care from the nurse, athletic trainers and counselors.

Learn more about Senate Bill 12 and Routine Health Services

As we begin this school year, I want to share an important update about attendance and grading expectations. Unlike in recent years, student grades and assessments will now be collected through the very last week of school. Every instructional day matters, and it is essential that students are present and engaged until the final day of the school year.

We know families often plan trips in advance, but please schedule travel after the last day of school. Missing these last instructional days can affect a student’s learning and may have a direct impact on their final grades.

Access the academic calendar and view our grading practices by clicking on the Campus Assessment and Grading link on our campus website. Thank you for partnering with us to ensure students finish the year strong.

We’re looking forward to a great year of learning together!

Trail Blazer Time begins this week. Parents, when at all possible, please avoid picking up your students during 12:15-12:45pm (advisory time), as this is the most fluid part of the day. During this time, it may be difficult to locate students as they will be attending tutorials.

All absences, excused and unexcused, count toward the state’s compulsory attendance law. When a student's attendance rate drops below 90%, the student may earn credit for the class or a final grade by completing a plan approved by the principal.

To report an absence, go to the LT Homepage and click on the Report an Absence button in the top right. Please remember to report your student's absence even if you sign them out at the front office.

Learn more about the attendance policy.

We’re excited to let you know that Legacy Studios, our official school photographer, will be on campus the next two days!

Here’s what you need to know:

• Fill out the form or you can also pre-order online at schoolphotos.shop to receive significant savings.

• After Picture Day, prices will go up, so don’t miss your chance to save!

• You can order online with a credit card or return the pre-order form with cash or check.

📅 Picture Day is scheduled for: August 25 & 26

🕒 Pre-order deadline: August 25

If you have any questions, visit LegacyStudios.com for more information.

Need to Update Immunization Records?

Make sure your child's immunization records are ready for registration! It's easy — just review the records we have on file and update if needed. Find Step-by-Step instructions HERE.

Medical and Medication Forms for 2025–2026

As you are planning for next school year, be sure to review the required medical and medication forms now available. Forms provided include:

• Severe Food Allergies

• Severe Non-food Allergies

• Asthma

• Diabetes

• Seizures

Visit the LT Nurse's Corner for important information, downloadable forms, and submission instructions.

Passport Health/Staying Healthy Medical Services will be providing a vaccination clinic for Frisco ISD this Fall.

Where: Frisco ISD Lebanon Trail HS (library)

When: 9/17/2025 4:30 - 6:00 PM

A parent or guardian must be present for students to receive vaccines.

**BEFORE Arriving: Make a copy of DL and Insurance Card***

After 4:25 PM - enter on the East side of the building @ Double Doors, look for the RED/BLACK 'FLU SHOTS TODAY' sign.

All participants MUST register online & bring a paper copy of your insurance card & driver’s license with you to the clinic. Copies cannot be made at the clinic.

To sign up please go to: https://oem.passporthealthglobal.com/ClinicSignUp/Registration/FISDPC

All tickets to athletic events hosted at FISD venues (including Ford Center and Toyota Stadium) must be purchased online. Tickets are not sold at the entrances but can be purchased up through game time at tickets.friscoisd.org, where you can also buy season passes.

FISD fans can also watch live streams and view live scores of most sporting events at FriscoSportsLive.com.

For more information on how to buy tickets, visit the district’s How to Buy Tickets page.

The Gold Card allows those who are age 60 and older and live within the FISD enrollment boundaries to get free admission to most District athletic and fine arts events. The 2024-25 Gold Cards can be picked up at the FISD Administration Building (5515 Ohio Drive) or FISD Athletic Office (7210 Stadium Lane). A picture ID with a home address must be shown in order to receive a Gold Card.

All pre-sale tickets will be online beginning Monday @ 10:00 am

• Advanced Ticket prices will be $4.00 for students, and $6.00 for adults through the App or online.

• 3:00 pm the day of the game, ticket sales will increase to $10.00 (plus additional convenience fees)

• Tickets can be purchased on the Frisco ISD website (tickets.friscoisd.org) or by credit card at the gate.

• THERE WILL BE NO CASH SALES

Click here to access the Frisco ISD website to purchase tickets online

Fans can additionally download the free Home Town Fan App on their mobile phone for redeeming tickets and entry into the venue. The app is available in both Apple App Store and Google Play.

Frisco ISD Facility Guidelines

• No outside food/drink allowed

• Concessions will be available

• FISD Bag Policy

Congratulations to our Volleyball teams! Varsity Volleyball has already celebrated two season wins in our regular games, and while the scoreboard hasn’t always reflected it, our athletes have shown tremendous heart and grit in tournament play. This past weekend, they battled against tough 6A Division I teams, proving that—even as underdogs—they are committed to growth and to earning every win.

The volleyball program is hungry and prepared to shake up the district as they re-establish themselves as firm competition.

Trail Blazer Cross Country (XC) kicked off their season competing at the Gingerbread Jamboree. Senior, Andrew Malan, placed 1st in the Varsity Boys Division,with a 16.03 time. Varsity Boys finished 12 out of 25 teams. Lady Trail Blazers placed 2nd in their respective division, with Anika Vaidya placing 4th overall, Priscilla Cunningham 19th & Brynne Suckey 20th, earning themselves some hardware.

Trail Blazer XC is looking forward to continuing to progress as they compete in the DubEast Invitational this upcoming week.

Congratulations to Trail Blazer Tennis for their impressive win against Memorial HS. Shout out to match clincher Ayanda and MVP Arjun. Additional shout outs to Raghav and MVP Daksh for completing the sweep over Memorial in JV tennis.

Our Trail Blazers finished strong in their match against the Reedy Lions. Shout out to Aaditt for grabbing the match ball and to MVP Vedha.

Be part of the Thanksgiving magic by joining the flock of incredible volunteers who make the Turkey Trot happen! From packet pick-up at local YMCAs to water stops, finish line cheering, the Diaper Dash, or offering refreshments to racers — there’s a role for everyone. Students can even sign up as a group to serve together.

All volunteers receive a Turkey Trot shirt. This is a great way for students to earn hours while supporting one of Dallas’ most iconic Thanksgiving Day events.

Note: Volunteers under 15 must be accompanied by an adult.

Students can register to volunteer here: Volunteer Registration Link

Sept. 4- Find Your Future- B1G Ten College Night

This event will showcase B1G TEN colleges! Come learn what the midwest has to offer and meet university representatives ready to share about admissions, financial aid, freshman scholarships, and majors/degrees!

FISD Admin Building, 6-8:00pm. Park in front and enter front doors or park in back and enter training room doors)

5515 Ohio Drive

Frisco, TX 75035

Please register for a barcode before the event at: www.StriveFair.com

View list of participating colleges here.

Sept. 11- Find Your Future: : Out of State College Night

• Heritage High School, 6-8pm

Sept. 17- Find Your Future- Texas College Night

• Frisco High School, 6-8pm

Oct. 22- Find Your Future- HBCU Universities

• Lone Star High School, 6-8pm

Nov. 19- Find Your Future: Military Academies, ROTC & Recruiting Night

• Lebanon Trail High School, 6-7:30pm

In partnership with our district PTA, we are excited to host a virtual presentation for staff and families on supporting students who may be experiencing stress.

Shauna Barnes, from the Grant Haliburton Foundation, brings a strong background in child psychiatry research and a deep passion for mental health awareness and advocacy. She is driven by the belief that adolescents, parents, educators, and community members should be equipped with the knowledge and resources to recognize and support those facing mental health challenges.

CoServ scholarship opportunities:

• 7- $5,000 Scholarships (for current high school seniors) who plan on attending a college, university, or trade/vocational school) for the 2026-2027 Fall, Spring, and/or Summer Sessions

• 5 scholarships to attend the Youth Leadership Tour to Austin, Texas then Washington DC (for current high school juniors)

Applications are now open: For Students - CoServ.com

The LTHS PTSA is seeking Senior Parents who want to volunteer as part of our Senior Events Committee.

The Senior Events Committee is responsible for planning and hosting the Senior Bonfire, Senior Lock In, Ribbon Ceremony, Six Flags Grad Nite, and Powderpuff Game, as well as providing volunteers for Student Council's Senior Sunrise.

Feel free to select all the positions in which you are interested, and someone will reach out to discuss your interest. If you have any questions, contact the PTSA Senior Events Chair at seniors@lebanontrailptsa.com

Please click here to sign up to support your 2026 senior.

Lebanon Trail PTSA Website

Food deliveries (and other deliveries) for students from parents or guardians are NOT permitted. No outside school deliveries from sources such as UBER, Lyft or restaurant delivery will be accepted. Students are NOT permitted to exit the building for pickups of any kind. Any deliveries will be confiscated by campus administration and not returned to students.

The no delivery policy extends to all deliveries, including Chromebooks, homework, lunches, cellphones, or any other non-medical related items.

Late Arrival

• Arrive just before 2nd period (10:30 AM)

• Enter through the front entrance with your student ID

• No library or cafeteria access is available during 1st period
  
  

Early Release

• Students must exit campus by 3:00 PM

• No library or cafeteria access is available during 4th period