“I’ve learned communication skills, how to lead and help people in difficult situations, and how to be a successful business professional,” he said.

To showcase the teachers and their talents, Fontenot decorated her door with photos of teachers who have performed in show choir, participated in all-region choir and those who have played roles in theater.

The Latino Literacy program has four new graduates who have completed a six-week program that promotes literacy and bilingualism.

Texas Metal is a reality television show that follows Ekstensive Metal Works’ owner Bill Carlton and his creative team, who design and build outrageous cars and trucks.

Thank you to our outstanding bus drivers for all you do transporting our precious students!

Lufkin High School students enjoyed a morning of day trading at the Junior Achievement Stock Market Challenge.

“The goal of the Big Art Day is to publicly show the great things young artists are doing and to provide joy to others,” said Lisa Haglund, Advanced Academics Coordinator.

Lufkin High School has earned the College Board AP® Computer Science Female Diversity Award for achieving high female representation in AP Computer Science Principles.

Lufkin Middle School and Communities In School (CIS) sponsored a Black History essay/art contest for Lufkin Middle School students in honor of Black History Month.

“The FFA program and showing/raising livestock shape our citizens of tomorrow by building confidence, character, passion, and desire to succeed,” said Kellye Marshall, Lufkin FFA Ag Science Teacher.

The H-E-B team brought in balloons, a tray of cookies and a giant check for $1,000 for Mrs. Duncan and $1,000 for her school.

Students at Brandon Elementary performed Thursday night and two performances Saturday to an audience of family, friends, students and staff. Congratulations on a job well done!

“Kylie is a remarkable young woman whose academic and character strengths set her apart from her peers,” said Emily Courtney, Lufkin High School NHS Chapter Adviser.

Career and Technical Education (CTE) courses are an essential component of high school education, and they can provide students with a wide range of benefits.

“I am a Citizen of this World” is just one of the inspirational songs that students at Herty Primary performed during their Black History Month program Friday at Herty Primary gym.

Brookhollow Elementary hosted a Black History Camp that included interactive activities and wonderful community leaders sharing their stories.

The Dunbar Tigers will be forever etched in the history books of Lufkin ISD, and Lilly Langston created a film that allows those voices to be forever heard. Enjoy Q&A with Lilly Langston.

At the February board meeting last night, the Board of Trustees recognized students who are state qualifiers in a number of categories: choir, band, Business Professionals of America and science fair. Congratulations to all of these amazing students! Lufkin ISD staff...

“As a teacher, it was very rewarding to see my students work through a complex project that presented more than a fair share of challenges,” said STEM-Prep teacher Amy Rush.

The students raked leaves, cleaned dog houses, bathed animals and provided lots of play time to the furry friends at the humane society.

EARLY COLLEGE HIGH SCHOOL APPLICATIONS DUE Feb. 17 at 4 p.m. in the LMS, LHS or ECHS Offices.

Coston Elementary’s College and Career Day was a day of possibilities.

Eight STEM 4 students are advancing to the Texas State Science and Engineering Fair after competing at the Regional Science and Engineering Fair held in Kilgore on Friday, Feb. 10.

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