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Superintendent Michelle Carroll Smith End of School Year Message to Pirate Staff and Families
Read Mrs. Smith's letter in which she talks about all that Lytle staff, students and families have done to make the 2020-2021 school year a success. She also address COVID procedures moving forward for summer academies and the upcoming school year. She mentions how results of the parent survey align with future plans. To see her video, go to: http://bit.ly/MCSVideo5-27-2021
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P-EBT Outreach Materials and Application Link
Pandemic Electronic Benefit Transfer (P-EBT) provides food benefits to families with enrolled students (up to 21 years of age) who temporarily lost access to free or reduced-price school meals for the 2020–2021 school year due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The Texas Education Agency (TEA), Texas Department of Agriculture and Texas Health and Hum
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Lytle ISD Parents! Please take one minute to complete this Lytle ISD College and Career Survey
Hello Lytle ISD Parents and Guardians, We need your input on Lytle ISD College and Career Readiness Program offerings. Please take just a minute or so to fill out this Lytle ISD College and Career Survey, which could help the district to acquire grant funding, as well as provide community input on what areas to expand our existing course offerings for students. https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/LytleISDCCSurvey
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Texas Public Schools COVID-19 Data
Public schools are required to report positive COVID-19 cases on school campuses. This data will be updated weekly on Thursdays.
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Welcome to Lytle High School! Our district is committed to a 21st Century vision of education and we encourage our students, staff, parents, and community to partner with us as we work towards preparing our learners for a successful life after graduation. Thank you for being a major part of our growth!
— Michelle Carroll Smith, Lytle ISD Superintendent
Class begins at 8:45 am and releases at 4:23 pm
Early release is 1:30 pm
Phone: 830-709-5105
Address: 18975 W Farm To Market 2790 S, Lytle, TX 78052
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7-8-2021 Watch the video! A closer look at Lytle's Career and Technical Education...What happens in Culinary Arts?
While we are enjoying summer, it's important to daydream a little about the great things coming up for our new school year. Take some time to watch this video, which highlights Lytle's Culinary Arts program.
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7-5-2021 Feeling patriotic? Watch the video: True Combat War Veterans Tell Their Stories of Combat at Lytle High School.
This past Spring, English III students read Farewell to Manzanar by James D. Houston and Jeanne Wakatsuki Houston. This book details the memoir of Jeanne Wakatsuki Houston, a young Japanese American in California during World War II, and the “containment” camp she and her family were forced to relocate to from their home in Long Beach.
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6-23-2021 A closer look at Lytle's Career and Technical Education...What happens in Ag???
In education, we all can get caught up in our own little corner of the school, busy and focused on our subjects or daily jobs. Here's a chance to venture into the world of Ag (and FFA) to see what learning looks and feels like in the shop, in the barn, and out in our back pasture. (Did you know we have a pasture and small herd of cattle?) Take some time to watch this video and learn something new and cool about our district and one of our flourishing CTE programs.
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6-14-2021 All-State Band
This past week I had the honor of taking Emelia Garcia to Melissa to perform with the ATSSB (association of Texas small school bands) All-State Band. Emelia was in the concert band which consisted of 1A-3A schools. When we arrived she had one last audition in which she became the 5th best flute player in the state.
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6-9-2021 Lytle Chamber President says Food Trucks for School Bucks Event is a Success!
On a beautiful evening this past April 17, the Lytle High School parking lot lit up with energy and excitement...plus the bright lights of food trucks and aromas of delicious fresh food cooking. The Lytle Chamber of Commerce organized the event working with Loretta Zavala, Lytle ISD Community Liaison. Many volunteers and students worked to ensure the night was a great experience for around 1,250 people in attendance. There were 12 food trucks cooking up a variety of eats and sweets, and several of them sold out of their products quickly, including Chef Johnny Stewart! Chamber President Mark Lovelace says the Lytle Chamber plans on hosting this event again, possibly in Fall 2021, with the goal of making it bigger and better.
