The STEMfest was an excellent day of activities, experiments and mentoring. The high school STEM students worked with 4th graders at a fun-filled day of STEM exploration.

The Lufkin ISD Board of Trustees met tonight at the February board meeting and named the Multi-Purpose Facility the Panther Activity Center. The Multi-Purpose Facility was part of the $75 million bond project that was passed in 2018 that included the new middle school...

T.L.L. Temple Foundation provided a grant in the amount of $507,500 over the course of three years to open the Center for Excellence that will be housed at Lufkin High School and will provide technical assistance to school districts in the 23 counties served by the T.L.L. Temple Foundation.

Administrative Services employees Diann Pineda, Gayfer Jeffrey, Clay Welch and Mark Rhodes were recognized as Employees of the Month.

Brookhollow Elementary teachers creatively decorated their doors with black historic inventors and their inventions.

Monday is a student holiday and staff development day.

Parents, students and community members came out for a day filled with celebration, reflection and motivation. A huge thanks to all who contributed to make this a memorable event.

Lufkin Middle School student, Sally Little, won ‘alternate speller’ for the Regional Bee hosted by Houston Public Media after 14 rounds of competition.

Students dress like 100-year-olds to celebrate 100 days of school.

Twenty-one grants were given by the Education Foundation this past year to fund innovative teacher ideas in the classroom. The grant showcase at the Convention Center last night displayed those ideas.

Emmaly Olivares, third grader at Brandon Elementary, was the first place winner of the MLK poster contest.

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SFA Strings Project teaches children how to play stringed instruments. Registration is now open for the spring classes.

Fans may purchase a season ticket for $50 beginning next Monday, January 31, Tuesday, February 1 and Wednesday, February 2 from 8 a.m. until 4 p.m. at the DEC building at 701 N. First Street.  

Trout Primary students got to meet “Hallie” the Jersey Cow at the Mobile Dairy Classroom, a division of the Southwest Dairy Museum, Inc.

When the students climbed in and found a spot to sit on the floor they were looking up, pointing, and saying, “this is cool”.

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All online Facebook donations will go toward funding grants for innovative teacher ideas at Lufkin ISD.

“There’s no better time to get your CDL to drive a school bus,” said Assistant Superintendent Daniel Spikes.