If you're out and about doing your grocery shopping this weekend, why not swing my Market Street at 50th and Indiana between 11:00AM and 5:00PM? LISD's culinary and floral students will be showing off their ideas of the perfect holiday treats and decor. Alsob at our table, we will have a QR code where you can vote for our students. So - plan to swing by and support the ATC and Agri-STEM campuses.

about 8 hours ago, Ann Archer

Interested in learning more about the ATC? Join us!

3 days ago, Ann Archer

Have a student who attends classes at the ATC? Have a student who is interested in learning more about the ATC? Join us for our Open House!

9 days ago, Ann Archer
This is a friendly reminder that tomorrow (Monday, Sept. 28) will be a student holiday and a professional development training day for Lubbock ISD faculty and staff. Classes will resume as normal on Tuesday, Sept. 29.

We hope our students enjoy the extended weekend while our teachers and staff get an extra opportunity for professional learning and development!

#WeAreLubbockISD
about 2 months ago, Lubbock ISD
Interested in competing in HOSA or SkillsUSA? Join us for our CTSO nights this year! Not only will you have time to practice for your competition, you will also learn more about the leadership opportutnies of both organzations. See your ATC teacher or this flyer for more info.
about 2 months ago, Ann Archer
On September 11, 2001, our nation changed forever. The students in this picture weren't even born yet. But this morning, they paid tribute to the courage and sacrifice exemplified on that day. Students in our LISD/SPC Fire Academy joined local public safety partners and ROTC branches from Texas Tech for a stair climb at Galaxy Stadium. Each step they climbed was a tribute to those who never made it home - as well as a reminder of the strength we find in one another during our toughest times.
2 months ago, Ann Archer
Strong connections help our students thrive!

Last month we introduced Frankly, a free resource packed with simple, practical ideas to build stronger connections at home and across our school community.

Teachers are already using these strategies in the classroom, and we want every Lubbock ISD family involved. Research shows that strong family and school connections play a vital role in helping students feel supported, engaged and ready to succeed.

Haven't signed up yet? Check your inbox for your free invitation and make sure to use that specific email link to register.

#WeAreLubbockISD
2 months ago, Lubbock ISD
Join us for Open House!
3 months ago, Ann Archer
Join us for Open House!
3 months ago, Ann Archer
Join our team!
4 months ago, Ann Archer
Former ATC students: Are you looking for a job? See the details below from one of our industry partner in Pampa.
4 months ago, Ann Archer

Parent Participation Plan

OUR MISSION

As part of our mission to nurture, develop, and inspire every child, every day, we know we are most successful when home and school work together.

Partnering with families to support positive student behavior, regular attendance, and strong learning habits—especially daily reading at home and monitoring student grades - are just a few ways we can ensure success for all Lubbock ISD students.

LEARNING AT HOME

Families can:

  • Read with your child everyday for 15-20 minutes and talk about what they are reading

  • Check your child’s grades weekly and contact the school with questions

Schools will: 

  • Share reading expectations and tips

  • Keep grades up to date 

  • Provide support to families to access and navigate the gradebook system


ATTENDANCE

Families can:

  • Make sure your child gets enough sleep

  • Help your child arrive at school on time

  • Let the school know if your child will be absent

Schools will: 

  • Share the importance of daily attendance

  • Contact families when attendance becomes a concern

  • Help families solve attendance challenges

BEHAVIOR

Families can:

  • Talk with your child about school rules and expectations

  • Praise your child for positive behavior

  • Reach out to the school with concerns

Schools will: 

  • Clearly explain behavior expectations

  • Keep families informed about behavior progress

  • Recognize and celebrate positive behavior

7 months ago, Amanda Castro-Crist
Help raise funds for our school! The Byron Martin ATC is on the list of schools when you scan the QR code. If you're going to grab coffee anyway, why not help out our school at the same time????
8 months ago, Ann Archer
Representatives from the Lubbock Chapters of the Texas Restaurant Association were in the building today to visit with a few of our competitors prior to the annual Texas ProStart competition in Waco. At the Texas ProStart Invitational, students from across the state compete in a variety of culinary arts and hospitality management contests designed to ignite their passion and fuel their fire for the industry.

We are so thankful to our local TRA chapter for their continued financial support of our students, as well as the many job-related opportunities they offer. Our students and teachers are very fortunate to have such wonderful partners!
8 months ago, Ann Archer
Students in our Law Enforcement Practicum class organized our annual Law and Public Safety Expo. Agencies from across the South Plains were in attendance to talk to all of our ATC students about what their department/agency does, as well as how to enter their workforce. Agencies were also able to speak with students about their specific roles in helping to ensure everyone's safety. Many thanks to our industry partners for continuing to support our staff and students!
8 months ago, Ann Archer
Seniors! Let's spotlight you!!!
9 months ago, Ann Archer
Seniors! Let us spotlight you and your success!!!!
9 months ago, Ann Archer
We love our counselor, Mrs. Braswell!!!!
9 months ago, Ann Archer
Dear Lubbock ISD families & staff,

The Texas Education Agency requires all public schools in Texas to provide at least 75,600 minutes of instruction for students each school year. Any time a school day is canceled, started late or dismissed early, the district evaluates if there is a need for makeup days to ensure we meet the instructional minutes requirement for the school year.

After considering our three recent snow days (Friday, Monday and Tuesday of this week) and our late-start on Wednesday due to weather, we found that we will not need to make any schedule changes for our elementary and middle school students to meet the requirement. However, to ensure that we complete the required number of instructional minutes for our high school students, late-start Wednesdays are canceled for the rest of the spring semester, beginning this Wednesday (Feb. 4).

With this change, we will meet the instructional minutes requirement for all students across the district. This means that we will not need to use the student holiday on March 23 or the student and staff holiday on April 6 as makeup days – for now, these will remain as holidays.

If we experience more inclement weather this spring that requires cancelations, delays or early dismissals, we will reevaluate at that time to determine if schedule changes and/or make up days are needed.

If you have any questions, please reach out to Amanda Castro-Crist in our Communications & Community Relations department at (806) 219-0014.

Sincerely,
Dr. Kathy Rollo
Superintendent, Lubbock ISD
10 months ago, Amanda Castro-Crist
Lubbock ISD Families: Classes have been canceled tomorrow, Friday, Jan. 23. All schools and administrative offices will be closed and district employees will have a planning day working from home.
10 months ago, Lubbock ISD