Young Scholars, Advanced Placement high school art students and STEM students took over the entire Museum of East Texas with their outstanding art creations.

Destination Imagination (DI) is a global competition where students work together in teams to solve open-ended STEAM challenges designed to teach the creative process. Six students from Slack Elementary took their creative juices to the next level when they went to...

Staff Sergeant (SSGT) Joel Blackmon and Captain (Capt) Tyler Vaughan, Executive Officer presented Lufkin High School senior Leonardo Osorio with the Frederick C. Branch Marine Corps Leadership Scholarship valued at $230,000.

This award is given to students who have exhibited outstanding qualities in scholastic merit, musicianship and citizenship in their school and community during the 2022-23 school year.

Congratulations to the 10th cohort of the Stephen F. Austin State University STEM Academy inductees!

Three Lufkin Middle School students took home 50″ TV’s for good conduct.

The kindergarten Gifted and Talented classes hosted an animal expert showcase on Friday at the Dunbar Primary cafeteria.

The Angelina Arts Alliance and its sponsors made it possible for several theater and choir students from Lufkin High School and other area campuses to work in a masterclass led by actress/singer Kristin Chenoweth.

Congratulations to the 2023-24 head majorette Abby Kerr and drum majors Nathan Elliott and Callie Lawrence.

The Lufkin ISD Administration announced that the School Board election winners are Kristi Gay and Joe Ceasar.

“Dr. Andre Emmons will bring experience to his new position with Lufkin ISD,” Superintendent Lynn Torres said. “He will work closely with the administrative team to ensure success in auxiliary services and safety measures in the district. We look forward to his collaboration on the Lufkin ISD team.”

Lufkin High School recognized 159 seniors at the Lufkin High School Scholarship Recognition Program at the Tom Jack Lucas Auditorium.

“Adam Craft has been an excellent addition to the Lufkin ISD family this year in a variety of roles,” Superintendent Lynn Torres said. “He will bring his organizational skills and his talent of working with all students to the ACE campus.”

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More than 1,200 students grades 3rd through 12th celebrated their academic accomplishments at the Superintendent Honor Roll Breakfast this morning at the convention center.

“I am pleased that Amanda Gentry will take on a new role at Herty Primary as the new principal,” Lynn Torres, Supt. of Schools, said. “She is very familiar with the needs of that campus having served as assistant principal. I have no doubt that she will do an excellent job as the instructional leader of this campus.”

Our students need YOU! Come to the Lufkin ISD Job Fair and join our team!

“I am honored and grateful for the opportunity to be the new principal of Anderson Elementary,” said Heather Reid. “The foundation for character development and love for literacy begins at the elementary level and I am ready to work along side the Anderson team to create the optimal educational experience for our students.”

Vote for school board at the downtown Lufkin ISD Admin building at 101 Cotton Square.

Congratulations to our Lufkin High School students who participated in the 2nd Annual Diboll Lumberjack Special Olympics Track and Field Meet!

Joe Martinez is a guy who knows how to make connections. From growing up in Diboll to traveling the world to employment opportunities, his connections seem to have always gotten him far in life.

The Lufkin ISD mentoring program is a group of about 22 young men ranging from fifth to eighth grade who participate in learning leadership skills and giving back.

STAAR testing begins this week. Here are some tips on helping your child before and after the tests.