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Lytle ISD COVID-19 Self-Screener Tool
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.
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Ascender Employee Portal
Employee access to pay statements, W2 and personal information.
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Donation Solicitation and Crowd Source Request (for a Lytle ISD Staff Person's Professional Use)
If you plan to use social media, Amazon Wish Lists, or crowdsourcing sites such as GoFundMe, DonorsChoose, etc. to solicit donations for your professional use at Lytle ISD, you must provide your campus principal with the details by completing this form.
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Lytle Community Donation Solicitation Request from Lytle ISD
If you plan to contact Lytle community organizations and businesses and ask for donations on behalf of Lytle ISD campuses, organizations, or student clubs, you must first receive approval and a letter from the Superintendent. This type of request requires completion of this form.
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1-26-2023 TEA Visits Lytle ISD
On Tuesday, January 24, 2023, 20+ senior level administrators from TEA, CEN and ESC-20 spent a full day visiting classrooms across Lytle and talking with teachers, coaches and administrators regarding our implementation of high-quality instructional materials (HQIM) on each campus. And…WOW
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12-14-2022 Coach Gilbert Ruiz Named One of the 3A Boys and Girls Cross Country Regional Coaches of the Year!
It's time (again!) to congratulate Coach Ruiz on his incredible success this year, and his well-earned notoriety for a long career in relentless pursuit of excellence. Pirate Pride!
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10-17-2022 Lytle ISD's First C-BAS Annual Review of Pillars Magazine!
We are excited to provide our staff and community with the first publication of its kind at Lytle ISD - The 2022 Lytle ISD Annual Review of Pillars.
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8-12-2022 Bus Fire on First Day of School Shows Lytle Staff is Ready to Spring into Action
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.
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7-14-2022 Lieutenant Donny R. Whitaker the Medina County Sheriff’s Office provides emergency response training for all Lytle staff.
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.
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5-6-2022 Watch the Video! Wendy Carroll Conover H-E-B Excellence in Education Top Five Finalist, Principal of Lytle Elementary
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.
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4-13-2022 Lytle Elementary Newspaper - April Edition
The Elementary AAAARTimes April edition newspaper is now available. There is so much to learn and enjoy, especially today. Enjoy!
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4-11-2022 City of Lytle Renames ‘Easy Street’ to ‘Ruiz-Foster Way’ for Two Respected Coaches
On Friday, April 8, 2022, at the intersection Easy St. and Laredo St. in front of Lytle ISD’s Walter H. Joyce, Jr. Stadium, a crowd of more than 100 people gathered to honor and celebrate two Lytle ISD coaches, Hadley Foster and Gilbert Ruiz. In a brief ceremony, the City of Lytle renamed Easy Street, to now be called Foster-Ruiz Way.
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4-1-2022 Lytle Athletic Director Lori Wilson Featured in MySA!
On March 25, 2022, Lytle Athletic Director Lori Wilson was featured in this digital news article on MySA, These Hill Country women are leaving their mark on San Antonio-area athletics. The article, written by a sports journalist Gabriel Romero is excerpted below. We are so proud of all the enrichment and success Coach Wilson has brought to Lytle and our sports programs here. She is a blessing to so many students.
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3-3-2022 Please watch! Lytle High School Shakespeare Day 2022
In December 2021, the Freshmen Honors English I and the Senior English IV classes worked to bring the first Shakespeare Day to fruition at Lytle High School.
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2-28-2022 Elementary Principal Wendy Conover Wins H-E-B Excellence in Education Finalist Award!
On Tuesday, February 22, 2022, the H-E-B Excellence in Education Awards Team, with some help from H‑E‑B Buddy, surprised everyone at Lytle Elementary to announce that Principal Wendy Conover was selected as one of 5 finalists for their awards program. We are so proud and thankful that H‑E‑B has recognized Mrs. Conover for all she has done for her campus and the students in our district!
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2-15-2022 MUST SEE! Our Littlest Pirates Are EXPERTS on the Topic of LOVE.
Thank you, again, to KENS 5 / Great Day SA video journalists Justin Calderon and Liz Casas who took the time to talk to our Littlest Pirates at the Primary campus. You won't want to miss our kiddos' expert advice on the topic of LOVE! They all did a very good job summing it up.
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2-7-2022 Watch KENS 5 Good Day SA Tomorrow - Tues., Feb. 9, at 9am!
If your schedule allows, watch Great Day SA on KENS 5 tomorrow at 9am! Producer Liz Casas and video journalist Justin Calderon visited with our very own Lytle Primary teacher, Megan Felty to feature her story and, Primary Kindness Video on their morning news program.
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1-20-2022 Amazing Admin!
It's dreary and cold outside, we are all covering classes, pulling double-duty, and trying to keep up with the demands of our jobs, all while hearing news about depressing school closures...When suddenly...
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1-10-2022 Private First Class Rafael Pacheco
Rafael Pacheco graduated from Lytle High School in June 2021, left Lytle, Texas September 27, 2021, and just completed Marine Recruit Training on December 22, 2021 in Sacramento California. Pacheco completed the Crucible, a grueling 54-hour training event that includes 48 miles, 45 pounds of gear, 36 warrior stations, 29 team-building exercises, 6 hours of sleep, and 2 MREs (freeze dried meals) and ultimately, he kicked butt and became an official Marine.
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6-24-2021 Watch the video! 2021 Graduate Visits Lytle ISD to Thank His Second Grade Teacher!
In April 2021, Graduating Senior Jordan Walker wrote an email to Lytle Primary Principal Jammie Fewell asking permission to see his second-grade teacher again. Jordan Walker knew Mrs. Naomi Schauer from his elementary school days. This year, Jordan graduated from Samuel Clemens High School and was prepared to move on to Howard Payne University, where he would be on the dive team. But before he launched into an exciting future, he was determined to find his second-grade teacher and tell her in person that she changed his life.
