Welcome, Visitors!

  • We welcome community members, volunteers, and visitors to our school campuses. Before arriving, please review our Visitor Policies and help us keep our students' safety a first priority.

    Contact: 830-709-5100 x 1116

Our Commitment to Protect

  • We are saddened by news of tragic school shootings. Our prayers for comfort go out to the families and community who have lost precious loved ones. 

    No one can predict when or where tragedy will strike, but we want our community to know that Lytle ISD leadership and staff put precautions and security measures in place with somber resolve to keep our children safe.

    • Our campus crisis teams attend trainings with the Texas School Safety Center several times each year to keep us focused on the threats that all schools may face.
    • A Medina County sheriff deputy works full time with the district, providing a strong network of law enforcement contacts and emergency service professionals throughout the area.
    • Regular emergency drills prepare staff and students for potential crisis situations.
    • Our Safe2SpeakUP app is in the hands of staff, students, and parents providing 24X7 reporting of emergencies, bullying incidents, or other student safety concerns.
    • Security systems at each campus keep exterior doors locked until visitors are screened. Campus perimeter cameras, and interior cameras in each building are in use around the clock.

    Headlines delivering unimaginable news of school tragedies seem to just keep coming, that is why we must continuously improve. We welcome our community’s ideas to enhance security at our campuses. Feel free to contact Superintendent Michelle Smith or campus principals -- all are ready to listen and discuss your ideas.

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School Resource Officer

  • Lytle ISD has partnered with Medina County Sheriff's Department in the hiring of a full-time School Resource Officer. Deputy Sheriff Valdez offices at Lytle High School, but provides coverage and an influence to our students and staff at all 4 campuses.

    Deputy Sheriff Valdez can be reached at Lytle High School by calling 830-709-5105 or you may fill out the Crime Stoppers form.

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Our Stories

  • 9-19-2022 Water Donation from HEB and Culligan Water of San Antonio

    We would like to give a huge shout out to HEB and Culligan for making sure we have water for our students and staff while our town is on boil notice.

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  • Remembering Columbine

    4-20-2021 Columbine Anniversary

    Today marks the 22nd anniversary of the Columbine High School shooting. Two Seniors killed 12 students and 1 teacher. In addition to the shootings, two large bombs were placed in the cafeteria, their cars in the parking lot were made into bombs, and at a location away from school, two more bombs were set up as diversions. Fortunately, only one of the 6 bombs partially went off. This mass incident, and subsequent response, helped shape the way we now view school safety and security.

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  • 2-22-2021 Superintendent Smith Thanks Staff for Working Hard During Ice Storm

    I am sure you are just as happy as I am to be able to return to work and see the kiddos again. Last week was a challenge for everyone especially some of our operations folks. I would like to ask you to join me in thanking those that really went above and beyond. At the risk of leaving someone out, I am going to mention some of our heroes.

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  • Lytle ISD Bond Updates - January 2020

    Once again, Lytle staff and students humbly thank our community of voters who passed the Lytle ISD 2019 Bond. Take a look at this January 2020 update presentation to see details on how how the bond projects are helping us to put needed safety and security measures into place. You'll also see timelines and plans for construction, repair, and equipment replacement projects that are in various stages of completion. Thank you for all the support you have shown our schools! Watch this video on YouTube: https://youtu.be/ujFlzr0Lsl0

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  • Woodruff Hero Recognition April Board Meeting

    4-17-2018 Staff’s Quick Action, Expertise and AED Save Teacher’s Life

    Junior High teacher, Mrs. Mary Woodruff began to feel very bad during the school day on March 22, 2018. She sought assistance from Nurse Belinda Soto in the High School Nurse’s clinic. Mr. William Cross noticed the potential problem and came in to assist. As Mrs. Woodruff’s condition worsened, Nurse Soto and Mr. Cross made a couple quick radio and phone calls that resulted in Medina County Sheriff Deputy Tim Finnerty, Atascosa County Sheriff Deputy Daniel Hernandez, and Nurse Juanita Black arriving to help. Mrs. Woodruff declined to the point of losing consciousness and the Automatic Electronic Defibrillator (AED) available in the Nurse’s clinic was attached and powered on to monitor Mrs. Woodruff's heart activity, and dictate the nurses’ actions.

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    4-13-2018 Pirate LookOut! Program

    We’re introducing a Pirate LookOut! program for parents and community members who would like to help us monitor our campus grounds as an extra layer of safety.

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  • 8-27-2016 K-12 Anti-Bullying Program Empowers Students

    Aim for Success, Inc., will present their nationally acclaimed program to the students and parents of Lytle ISD. The Aim For Success motivational programs have educated over two million teens, parents and educators across America during the past 18 years on topics such as anti-bullying, drugs prevention and abstinence education.

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  • 1-28-2016 Lytle ISD Hires School Resource Officer

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