Calling all arts and crafts vendors! The Lytle ISD Fall Festival is coming up soon - Saturday, October 5, 2019 and 10'X10' vendor booths are on sale now for just $25.
The vendor application deadline is September 24, 2019. Apply online today, or download the paper form linked here: Lytle ISD Fall Festival Vendor Application
For more information, email peggy.chandler@lytleisd.org
Booth fees and printed applications must be sent to:
Class of 2020 Lytle High School, Attn: Peggy Chandler, P.O. Box 745, 15437 Cottage Street, Lytle, TX 78052
Lytle ISD is in need of bus drivers! We have a beloved family in our transportation department, and we need to GROW to keep up with our students' needs for transportation to and from school. Please spread the word and share this post to your social media. Our drivers are so important, and we're looking for those with a CDL AND a big heart for Lytle kids. Starting pay is $15 per hour, and we pay more for more years of experience. Call Rachel Estrada 830-709-5100 X1401 for more info, or apply directly online.
The Elementary would like to give a HUGE shout out to our Football Team and Cheerleaders! They came to welcome the students this morning and took the initiative to put out the cones for drop off at the Elementary before they welcomed our students for the day! It is amazing to see students take the initiative to help out. We love having these students come and visit ours each Friday, it makes for a GREAT day all around!
I caught me mate Cassie 'offman lookin' like an amazin' woman o' fortune this here mornin'. I don't think she'll mind me sharin' 'er fun.
Last night, September 17th, was the 2nd annual UTSA Volleyball Night. The girls had a really great time. A couple of the girls had the opportunity to serve for a prize, Calyssa Sevier was the winner of this contest. The girls were able to get their UTSA volleyball posters signed by some of the athletes.
Please take a few minutes to watch this video about one of our Lytle ISD Board of Trustees, Mr. Anthony Reyna. The video was edited by Lytle students, Jason Chavira, an extremely talented video editor, and Jace Harris, who skillfully created the graphics animation and sound design. It's a great example of student skills combined with a wonderful story to tell about our Pirate culture.
Humbled would be a word best used to describe Friday, September 13th's home opener against Natalia. The game couldn't have started any better for us in the first five minutes. The Pirates kicked off and within 3 plays we intercepted a pass and returned the ball to the 5-yard line. After the great start, we settled with a field goal and things snowballed on us from there. We have a lot to work on if we are going to reach our goals this year. We have the young men to accomplish these goals and it was great to see them this morning, ready to get things on the right track. If you see any of the guys around campus, the district, Lytle, give them some words of encouragement, that's what we are doing at the Field House. We will be better prepared and ready to go next game.
