Lubbock-Cooper High School

All Lubbock-Cooper High School students are expected to attend November 10th.

Regular attendance will be taken.

Our Lubbock-Cooper FFA students went to Indianapolis, Indiana, last week. They completed the online interview last month but received their results on the national stage last week. They also presented their project on the Student Showcase Stage to their peers and business professionals. We traveled with the Lubbock-Cooper Liberty FFA Chapter as well.

This past week LCHS Real Estate ladies and our Culinary students hosted @wthba.pwb with a catered luncheon, tour of our facilities, and a Q&A with our future women in real estate. We even had a chance for Mr. Winton to share the many successes of our Lubbock-Cooper CTE programs.

We appreciate our community partnerships and look forward to connecting more in the future!

#wearelcp #everypathleadstosuccess @lubbockcooperisd @lcpculinaryarts @lchsmarketing

Stop by the display in the cafeteria to admire students' artwork. Ceramic and

🌟 Spotlight Showdown! 🌟

High schoolers: step into the spotlight and compete for REAL PRIZE MONEY 💴 !

📲 Google Classroom Code: 2hrylp32 (fill out the audition form!)

• ⏰ Deadline: Submit a 2–3 min video by Friday, Oct 30

• 🆓 Cost: Free to audition

🗓️ Show Night: Nov 20 @ LCHS PAC

🎟️ Tickets: $5 Standard | $7 VIP

The Green family (parents of Kolter Green, a South Elementary student who tragically lost his life in a car accident in 2020), asked that we share this flyer for Chalk Week (November 1-7) - an event where community members "chalk" driveways, schools, businesses, etc. with inspirational messages in memory of Kolter

The series is designed to help parents understand mental health and have practical strategies and tools to utilize with their children around well-being. 100% free and aligns with all state guidelines

*This webinar is optional and not affiliated with LCISD

There are so many options to get involved with UIL Academics and Speech competitions! Work with peers who share your interests and build your skills. You can compete on your own time virtually, in person around town, and even travel to have your voice heard. Reach out to Mrs. Sain in room 142, Mrs. O'Hearn in the library, or your UIL coach for more information!

Click the flyer below to visit the enrollment page with more information.

Click here to place your order!

HOSA is selling First Aid Kits this month. Every home and car should have a first aid kit. Please consider buying a kit from one of your HOSA students. We appreciate your support and have a great weekend.

The following information is class links to join your student's graduation class groupme. This is from the Lubbock-Cooper High School Class Project Graduation Committees - 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 information should be directed to the respected groups.

Class of 2027: https://groupme.com/join_group/68165583/XbqLsZQl

Class of 2028: https://groupme.com/join_group/100763485/BWTh26Ow

Class of 2029: https://groupme.com/join_group/86734186/ICuCy86d

Class of 2030: https://groupme.com/join_group/95313069/dAbKMHvf

Nominate a teacher for the Mrs. Baird's Teachers on the Rise award, sponsored by Mrs. Baird's and United Supermarkets!

Students (with help from parents) are able to nominate special teachers by clicking here and selecting “Lubbock,” where they can submit a short essay on how their teacher goes above and beyond the call of duty. Teachers On The Rise winners receive great prizes including a $100 United Supermarkets shopping spree, a $100 AMEX gift card from Mrs Baird's Bread, and a gift basket full of goodies from Mrs Baird's Bread. Students who nominate a winning teacher will receive a $50 American Express gift card!

In June of 2025, the Texas Legislature passed HB 1481, regarding student use of personal communication devices. The act requires boards of trustees of school districts to adopt, implement, and ensure the district or school complies with a written policy prohibiting a student from using a personal communication device while on school property during the school day. The policy must establish disciplinary measures to be imposed for violation of the prohibition.

The act requires that the policy must either:

A) Prohibit a student from bringing a personal communication device on school property; or
B) Designate a method for the storage of a student's personal communication device while the student is on school property during the school day.

The LCISD Board of Trustees chose to implement a policy designating a method for the storage of a student's personal communication device while the student is on school property during the school day rather than banning student personal communication devices from campuses entirely.
Lubbock-Cooper ISD will require all students to leave their personal communication devices at home or power them off and store them away and out of sight while on school property during the school day.

The school day begins at the signal of the first bell and ends at the signal of the dismissal bell, and includes tutorial periods, all instructional time, lunch, and passing periods.

A personal communication device includes a telephone, cell phone such as a smartphone or flip phone, tablet, smartwatch, radio device, paging device, gaming devices, earbuds or headphones, or any other electronic device capable of telecommunication or digital communication. Earbuds or headphones may be permitted by a classroom teacher for instructional use only. Devices provided by the district are not subject to this restriction.

Students may use personal communication devices only if required by the student's Individualized Education Program (IEP) or Section 504 Individual Accommodation Plan, or if the student has a documented medical directive for use of a personal communication device from a qualified physician.

You can review the policy in full, along with administrative procedures, disciplinary consequences, and FAQs at

Students must

• Attend their assigned lunch and remain in the cafeteria commons for the full duration of their lunch period.
• Scan their own badge to purchase lunch; the use of another student's badge or lunch number to purchase a lunch is forbidden.

Students can

• Sit anywhere in the cafeteria commons or outside at the patio tables if weather permits.
• Have a family member drop off a lunch for them in the front office.
• Use the restrooms and water fountains located at the entry to the 400 hallway.

Students can NOT

• Have Doordash, Uber Eats, or any other food delivery service bring them food outside of a family member.
• Have their phones at any time during lunch.

Here is what's being offered for lunch this month in the cafeteria. Menus are subject to change without notice. To manage your student's account, click the menu or go to https://payschoolscentral.com/

Please avoid scheduling vacations, appointments, or other travel during Final Exam Weeks. Final exams are a critical part of each course and will not be administered early. Attendance during finals is essential for academic success, and students are expected to be present for all scheduled exams.

Landon Winton - Principal Lubbock-Cooper High School

Courtney Pesterfield - Associate Principal

Ashley Herrera - Assistant Principal

Sol DeLeon - Assistant Principal

Brandon Tucker - Assistant Principal

Randy Doege - Assistant Principal for Special Education

Bart McMeans - Assistant Principal

Sarah Allen - CTE Director

Website: lchs.lcisd.net

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

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