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All funds raised - 100% - will provide additional support and resources for the safety of our students and staff at Lytle ISD, Pleasanton ISD, Jourdanton ISD, Poteet ISD, Charlotte ISD and Somerset ISD.
An account has been opened at First State Bank of Uvalde for the families of Robb Elementary. If you would like to donate, you can do so at any FSB branch.
This morning, the Lytle Greater Area Chamber of Commerce delivered the supplies from their supply drive for our schools. We are very grateful for the continued support of the Lytle Chamber of Commerce and their organization of the supply drive for our schools. Supplies will be available at campuses to support students and teachers.
This morning's Senior Sunrise was celebrated by a group of seniors who didn't let the rain stop them from marking this first milestone tradition in their last year of High School.
There's always a hiccup or two on the first day of school, but a lost schedule, homesick kids, or spilled milk are pretty routine to handle. Now a bus catching on fire...Well that's big. But at Lytle ISD, our staff in every department know their number one job is to take care of our kids. And this is why a bus catching fire turns out to be a good news story.
In early July, staff from the Operations, Information Technology, Special Education and Central Office completed three hours of emergency response training with Lieutenant Donny R. Whitaker the Medina County Sheriff’s Office.
The Jolly Roger Summer Academy completed its summer voyage today with a student showcase.
The Lytle VFW Post 12041 and our FFA family supported the Lytle FFA Chapter by raising funds that will allow our FFA students to engage in more learning - activities, events and projects.
This past April, High School Counselors Karen Hernandez and Abigail Parker took Mr. Beard's welding classes to the Texas Masonry Regional Showcase in San Antonio.
As we are enjoying summertime fun, I thought you might like to hear news that one of our High School students, Junior Samantha Mujica, will be spending a portion of her summer involved in rich and important learning.
Last night, May 17, 2022, we celebrated all our athletes and the many accomplishments each program was able to accomplish this 2021-22 school year. I have attached a few pictures of the main awards given out by the coaches as a whole program and our two scholarships.
Thank you to our campus and district leaders and administrators AND ALL who made sure everyone who works for our district felt appreciated for their part in our many successes.
This video was produced by H-E-B to honor Lytle Elementary Principal, Mrs. Wendy Conover, a top five finalist at the H-E-B Excellence in Education Awards Gala held the weekend of April 29 through May 1 in Austin. Her family, friends, community and our district are so proud. Thank you, H-E-B for making sure educators everywhere know how important and valuable they are to our communities.
Each May, Better Hearing & Speech Month (BHSM) provides an opportunity to raise awareness about communication disorders and the role of Speech-Language Pathologists and Audiologists in both the school and health care settings.
This was an amazing ride that will continue for another few weeks at the STATE Track Meet in Austin. First, congratulations to all the track athletes who qualified for the Regional Meet this past weekend. These student athletes represented Lytle ISD with pride and I could not be prouder of their efforts.
Pirate baseball hosted the Cotulla Cowboys on Friday, April 28, 2022 for the final game of District 27AAA competition.
On Saturday, April 30, 2022, Alex Medina, represented the Lytle Track team in the Regional Discus Competition. Last week we spent the week practicing as he was scheduled as the last thrower in the first flight of 8. In the Regional competition, the sixteen best qualifiers are divided into two flights of 8 for the first three throws.
The Lady Pirates Track Season came to an end on Saturday, April 30, 2022, but it wasn't due to lack of effort. They turned in some of their best performances of the year. However, they just ran into some SPEED and some SUPER Freshman girls.
Day 1 is in the books for the Region IV-3A Meet in Seguin, April 29, 2022. We had 2 events that Lytle was participating in, the Boys 3200m and Girls 4x400m Relay.
They did it again! The Junior High Baseball team went out and showed why they are special and everything a coach lives for!
There was a playoff-type atmosphere in the air last night, April 26, 2022, at the hill. Great pitching performances and defensive plays, squandered opportunities, and clutch hitting.
Coach Bippert and I are old and, well I guess I will say experienced. However, we get a shot of youth and excitement every time we are around the Junior High baseball team! It's like watching “The Sandlot” every day.
