We hope you've enjoyed the first few days of summer! In this newsletter, we're celebrating the Class of 2024, as well as spotlighting the exceptional work of students in our classrooms and across our community.
Enjoy the remainder of your summer, and we'll see you again in August!
On Sunday, June 2 we celebrated the graduation for the FMHS Class of 2024. Click HERE to watch the recording, and visit the FMHS Facebook Page for more photos of the ceremony. Congratulations, graduates!
FMHS Senior Spotlight
Our 2024 FMHS Senior Spotlight is here! Learn more about these talented students HERE.
Projects from last school year's bond elections are underway, and summer highlights include new playground shade structure installation, new furniture, flooring and casework replacements, track and field lighting at all five high schools, and more. Thank you, voters!
Furniture Replacements
Furniture is being replaced at Garden Ridge Elementary, Forestwood Middle School, and McKamy Middle School this summer.
Casework Replacements
Casework (cabinets, built-in shelves, etc.) is being removed and replaced at Garden Ridge Elementary.
Interested in what other projects will take place soon? Click the button below for more information and other project timelines.
TECC-East Breaks Ground on Voter-Approved Expansion
Lewisville ISD’s Technology, Exploration and Career Center East campus (TECC-East) recently broke ground on its facility expansion. This construction was approved by voters in the 2017 bond election and will be the final major project from the 2017 referendum. READ MORE
FMHS Students Go for the Gold at LISD Job Olympics
Lewisville ISD teams celebrated a milestone year of student success as the district hosted its 15th annual Job Olympics. We're so proud of our Jaguars! Click HERE to read more about this exciting competition.
FVE students learned the ins and outs of writing and illustrating a book with a visit from award-winning author Susan Stevens Crummel. Looks like fun, Eagles! See more photos on Facebook.
FM9 Biology students present their human body systems presentations during the last weeks of school. Way to go, Jags! Follow FM9 on Facebook for more throughout the school year.
Garden Ridge Third-Graders Donate to Make-A-Wish
When Garden Ridge students made and sold items at 3rd Grade Market Day, they raised $1838.12. The funds were then donated to the Make-A-Wish Foundation. See more from the presentation on Facebook. Way to go Gators!
Forestwood students competed at the Texas Science Olympiad at Texas A&M. Way to go, Falcons! Visit Facebook for more pictures from the state competition.
Solar Eclipse with the Supt. at Liberty
Dr. Rapp stopped by Liberty to experience the historic total solar eclipse with students. Totality fun moment for the Eagles! View more photos on Facebook.
Parents and volunteers came to support and share their time and talents with the Wellington Wildcats. A fun day of learning for the whole campus! See more on Facebook.
At the Solo and Ensemble competition, only seven Outstanding Soloists were named and four of them went to McKamy students! Check out more pictures on Facebook and congratulate these students.
The Bluebonnet gym became a dinosaur museum as students visited "Dinosaur George." Students experienced a scavenger hunt as they enjoyed the museum. See more pictures on Facebook.
The Shadow Ridge Middle School PTA hosted a bubble run for students. What a fun time for the Panthers! See more photos on the SRMS Facebook page.
A Flourishing Garden at Old Settlers
Beautiful plant life is abloom at OSE! Former Old Settlers parents, Cara Lundquist and Scott Shea helped with the expansion of the garden and assist with its upkeep. The OSE garden provides a suitable habitat for school's Monarch Waystation.
Former Donald Dolphins in middle and high school come back to volunteer with students at their old elementary campus. Any given morning throughout the school year you can find 4-5 Devoted Dolphins, helping where they can. Way to go, former dolphins!
Recognize SomeONE
TheRecognize SomeONE submissions are pouring in, and we're sharing a few for teachers inthe Flower Moundcommunity. As a reminder, you can visitLISD.net/Recognizeany time to submit your own encouragement for LISD staff.
Holly Egan, Flower Mound High School | Ms. Egan is the attendance clerk for 3 of my children. She’s always very helpful and prompt! My kids are always saying how she will remember things going on in their lives and say things like “good luck” or “hope you have fun”. These comments mean a lot and we appreciate her positive attitude!
Jenny McHenry, Forestwood | As we close our middle school chapter, we remember how it all started. For both boys starting middle school was a scary time, until they walked into the orchestra room. They were met with a great big smile and a friendly voice welcoming them. You not only helped them learn how to play an instrument, but truly brought the joy of music into all of our lives and it is here to stay! Thank you for always being so kind and open to all students at Forestwood! We are blessed to have you in our lives!
Lindsey Weber, Garden Ridge | Ms. Weber has been a welcome addition this year to GRE. She is consistently working to ensure her students are learning at high levels and engaged as young children in the classroom. She knows details and quirks about every single one of her students and they love her so much, some of them would rather sit and chat with her than play on the playground at recess. Ms. Weber has a true heart for teaching and works to help make GRE a better place to work every day. I am grateful for her everyday!
CTE Showcase
LISD Career and Technical Education (CTE) provide students hands-on learning to build the knowledge and skill necessary to be successful as they prepare to attend college, enter the workforce or enlist in military service.
TECC-West Culinary Featured on CBS News
Students from the TECC-West Culinary program recently competed in the annual Taste of the Cowboys cooking competition. WATCH
Five Star Ford Lewisville Donates New Vehicle to TECC-East
Lewisville ISD's TECC-East campus recently accepted the generous donation of a brand-new Lincoln Aviator from Ford Motor Company and Sam Pack Five Star Ford in Lewisville. READ MORE
1,245 Graduating Seniors Awarded Over 6,500 Professional Certifications
Students from all five Lewisville ISD high schools earned professional certifications through the district's CTE programs. LISD professional partners have also already committed to hiring many students upon graduating, or after completing company-specific education or training courses. Click the following links to see photos from:
From the beginning,Lewisville Independent School Districthas committed to ensuring all students are confident, equipped with the knowledge and skills to thrive and adapt for their future. VisitBest Schools in Texasfor more information about joining the LISD family.Need this update in a different language? VisitLISD.net/translate.
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