See this flyer for details on free breakfast and free lunch for all children through December 2020.
Optional student accident insurance available for purchase.
This Lytle ISD Town Hall addresses back-to-school plans for students who will be learning remotely. The questions and answers from this meeting - and those that continue to be received (both in-person and remote learning) are captured in this Parent Q&A on lytleisd.org: https://bit.ly/PirateParentQA
This Self-Screener should be used daily to screen symptoms that indicate a possible COVID-19 infection. STUDENTS or STAFF experiencing ANY OF THESE should NOT be at school.
This process map identifies several scenarios for a student exposure to someone with COVID-19, or a student experiencing COVID-19 symptoms, and shows the action steps that a parent and school staff will take.
Tuesday, September 22nd, Lytle Volleyball traveled to Dilley to compete against the Lady Wolves. The Lady Pirates walked in ready to compete. We are doing better with communicating and working the court. Your Pirates won in 5 sets.
Varsity loses in 3 sets. We have a very talented and skilled group of your ladies; they WILL get it together and Finish strong! I believe in these girls so much!
The Lytle Junior High Lady Pirates lost last night, September 20th, to the Natalia Mustangs. The 7th Grade started the evening and struggled to break the serves of the Mustangs. Eventually, Taryn McDonald and Jerelyn Martinez began their serves and got us back in the game and into a slight lead. After a couple of errors on our part, we were not able to overcome the serving on the other side. Great job to a few outstanding players: Galli Hernandez, Kylie Cantu, and Giselle Esparza, many saves and defensive play on their end!
Last Thursday evening, September 17th, the Junior Varsity boys traveled to face off against Luling. The offense came out with a bang early on, moving the ball up and down the field, eventually setting up a touchdown off another Jake Guevara interception. On offense Marcos Alvarado, Mario Diaz, Andrew Gonzales-Del Toro, and Amadeus Perez-Trejo and some nice runs on the Luling defense. Roldlfo (Rudy) Cepeda had a couple of nice catches to move the chains. On defense Morgan Castanon, Hector Anaya, Anthony Perdomo, Richard Hernandez, and Adriel Galindo created a stonewall and forced the Eagles to punt many times. The Lathe brothers and Connor Martin added excellent defensive back play to ground the Eagles air attack. The Luling Eagles put up a great fight, and scored 2 touchdowns, and ended up winning the game. There were many standouts on both sides of the ball. Our boys played hard throughout the game, and their effort never was never questioned. Congratulate these fine young men on a job well done, and know that we will continue to fight, to get our first victory! Our current record sits at 0-4!
These young men are amazing to watch, growing up before our very eyes. Our football team jumped out to a 20 to 0 lead against Luling last Friday night, September 18th. Scoring was Justin DeLeon twice and Quen Syma once, then we had a lapse in defense to close out the half. We went to the locker room up 20-7. The second half of the game was very entertaining, to say the least. Luling started the second-half scoring and we answered every time, once by Carson Aldridge, a 69-yard run by Mark Cantu, and a fumble return for a touchdown by Sebastian Flores.
