Lynn Torres
Lufkin ISD Superintendent

Superintendent’s Corner

Recent columns by the Lufkin ISD Superintendent:

• Board values teachers and staff by committing additional funds to raises

  The Lufkin ISD Board of Trustees will take a huge step to value our staff by further committing an additional 10% of the $10 million gain to raises.

  by Sheila Adams
• LHS Early College High School students successfully complete first year

  I could not be more proud of our students, staff, and community partners for making our first planning year a success. Our students are flourishing and gaining the skills they need to be successful in taking college courses.

  by Sheila Adams
• Congrats, 2019 Graduates!

  Our students will be attending 56 different colleges (including one online college and three trade schools) and four branches of the military (U.S. Air Force, one student; U.S. Marine Corps, five students; U.S. Army, six students; and U.S. Navy, three students).

  by Sheila Adams
• You can count on the LISD team!

  When a huge storm ripped through the Lufkin High School property leaving twisted trees, snapped off telephone poles and downed lines, it was the staff at Lufkin ISD and community members who so graciously volunteered to help pick up the pieces.

  by Sheila Adams
• Snow in Central Park: Mrs. Torres reflects on NYC GT Trip

  Superintendent Lynn Torres recaps recent trip to New York with the Sophomore GT Class.

  by Sheila Adams
• Superintendent Torres touts student successes

  When I think about what is truly unique about a Lufkin ISD educational experience, I think about the limitless possibilities that students have.

  by Sheila Adams
• Lufkin ISD teachers, administrators encourage students to pursue limitless possibilities

  Our qualified teachers and administrators will make sure that your child has the best experience possible and challenge your child to limitless possibilities. Allow me to introduce to you some of our students who are currently thriving in these programs.

  by Lynn Torres
• Thanks to the citizens of Lufkin ISD, we can progress with bond projects

  As evident by the passing of the bond election in May, we have a community that wants what’s best for its future citizens. Now it’s time for the real work to begin, so that we can build something that the community will be proud of for another 60 years.

  by Andy Adams