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11-30-2018 Pirate Clothes Closet
Yesterday was our Grand Opening for the Pirates Clothes Closet. We had a great turnout. Many families came to get needed items. Though the community is benefitting, our Life Skills students that helped organize and assist are the ones that gained the most from this experience. The Closet will continue to be operated by our students and open weekly on Tuesdays from 9-2:00. If you know of anyone that is in need of clothing, please contact your campus counselor or the Special Education Department.
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11-09-2018 Lytle State Bank Shares Budget Knowledge with Lytle Students
Coach Bryan Bippert teaches financial literacy classes at Lytle High School. He invites experts from Lytle State Bank who present financial workshops for students throughout the year. They engage students in learning about a variety of money matters - valuable preparation for post-graduate life.
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8-14-2018 State’s Accountability System Fails to Provide Accurate and Actionable Information
School districts, communities, and parents all want true accountability for their children's education, but the current accountability system fails to provide these stakeholders with accurate and actionable information. Read the full text of this letter to local newspaper editors written by Lytle ISD Superintendent Michelle Carroll Smith. After publishing her response on our website and FaceBook, local TV station KENS 5 interviewed Smith and ran this story on the issues surrounding A-F ratings for public schools.
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8-6-2018 New Employee Orientation 2018
Welcome to the Lytle family, new teachers and staff!
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6-28-2018 Celebrating Carol and Dennis Calaway's Retirement
Dennis and Carol Calaway retire after a combined 46 years of service.
