Here is this weeks Sick Children's Clinic. This a free service provided to anyone that needs to have their child seen. They take children from newborn to high school.
Amazing results from our middle school orchestra UIL contest! Congratulations to all orchestra students and their teacher, Dr. Allen.
Wait a minute! Does that flyer say JEANS FOR A WEEK!? And we're raising money for a great cause?! You got that right!
Bring your loose change and your big bills starting next week as middle school, high school, and staff battle it out in a penny war for jeans to raise money for the UMC Children's Miracle Network!
Pennies give your team positive points. Put silver coins and dollars in the other teams' buckets to subtract from their points. Highest scoring team can wear jeans the entire week after spring break. See Mrs. Cardelli or Ms. Couch for more details.
Warrior Families,
Please participate in the annual Lubbock ISD Family Engagement Survey.
Answers are confidential and your input is valuable. You will use your child's student ID number this can be found in gradebook. Please contact us if you need any assistance. Survey results will be shared with families.
www.LubbockISD.org/survey.
Dr. Longoria
Our PTSA and Student Council would like to invite your entire family to Family. Future. Fun. Night on Tuesday, February 27, from 5:30-7:30pm. We will have dinner, games, and activities for all ages. Middle school and high school students will have the opportunity to learn from StuCo leaders, who will focus on strategies for organization and effective studying. Mrs. Couch, our College Success Advisor, will share tips for saving for college, discuss how parents/guardians can support learning and preparing for the next level, and show methods for choosing the right fit college--with steps for families from elementary through graduation. If you can attend, please register your family here:
https://forms.gle/TmwmLdsDySisKYph6
If you have questions, please email Brandi.Couch@lubbockisd.org.
These pictures showcasing the brilliant creativity of our DI teams have us super fired up to come out to support them at their Regional Tournament this Saturday at Coronado. If you'd like the details of who is on the teams and when teams compete, check this link: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1NZUxz9_-HEfS40xRSGlQdqL4A41LlpHV0qXVgbtQrzQ/edit?usp=sharing
Students in middle school and high school will compete in instant challenges and improve performances throughout the day. If you've never been, I highly recommend it! Thanks, again, to our amazing DI coaches, Mrs. Fitzhugh and Mrs. Foster, and all of the amazing Warriors who have spent a whole semester preparing! Best of luck on Saturday.
Staff Spotlight on our amazing Destination Imagination coaches, Mrs. Fitzhugh and Mrs. Foster! A colleague nominated them for a Shining Star Award for their tireless efforts with the DI teams: hours upon hours of practice, weekends, and energy poured into the teams!
The DI students say that these ladies "are really motivating," "devote so much time," "help students through hard times," and "support us through it all."
Thank you, Mrs. Fitzhugh and Mrs. Foster, for offering this great opportunity to our students!
Our acceptance letters have all gone out! We would love to see posts of new Lady Warriors here with their banners or letters. We cannot wait to welcome them home to Talkington School for Young Women Leaders.
#LadyWarrior2024
Need uniforms? Check out the catalog here: https://5il.co/2f3ta
Reach out to Designs in Thread for an appointment.
Talkington families,
This is a reminder that students may be dropped off in the morning beginning at 7:15am and should be picked up in the afternoon no later than 5:45pm. We have had students arriving before 7:00am recently and others not picked up until after 6:00pm, and we only have provisions for supervision between 7:15am and 5:45pm. Thank you for your attention to this safety concern.
The sky is the limit for Christiana McCourt! She was awarded a Journalism scholarship from the College of Media & Communications at Texas Tech University. Christiana placed 1st overall in Journalism at the "Fearless Champions" Invitational on February 10, 2024. Congratulations to her coach, Mrs. Hamblin, who led her to this victory!
Congratulations to our students who participated in the TAME (Texas Alliance for Minorities in Engineering) contest! We are proud to share the following winners:
TAME Senior Awards: $200 Cash Scholarship
Lauren Leppert
My’Kaya Fulcher
TAME Overall Scoring Teams
2nd Place-Emma Onuma
3rd Place-Meghan Boit
4th Place- Camille Powell
5th Place-Amarachi Uche-Eboh
6th Place-Jaycie Baxter
Engineering Mindset Awards
Saniah McCullough
Awesome job, Warriors! Thank you to Mrs. Multer for sponsoring this group of students. #womeninstem
Congratulations to the HUGE NUMBER OF WINNERS we had at the Fearless Champion UIL Contest over the weekend! Super excited to have the first place journalism team, second place literary criticism team, and second place mathematics team on top of all of these incredible individual performances! Way to go, Warriors!
Congratulations to the Swimming and Diving teams for an amazing regional championship!! Several young ladies from Talkington had an amazing meet this weekend.
Alexandria Leppert – 1st place in diving
She was also named TISCA Regional diver of the meet and advanced to the state championship in Austin on February 23-24.
Zoey Reeves made championship finals in the 200 Free, 500 Free, 200 Medley Relay and 400 Free Relay.
Janae Smith made the championship finals in the 100 Backstroke and helped the Coronado Girls finish 3rd in the 200 Medley Relay and 400 Free Relay.
Gianna Ioppolo, Lucy Peterson, Margaret Sawyer and Natalie Partin were all a part of relays that advanced to finals on Saturday.
Thank you all for the great support of our 8th grade Lady Warriors. This is their final fundraiser for the banquet. Parents and students will be selling pickles after school on Wednesday, February 14th. Pickles are $2 and Pickle Pops are a $1 (Tajin Chamoy included)
We hope our Lubbock ISD family is staying safe and warm on this snowy Sunday! This is a friendly reminder about how we communicate weather delays or cancellations. We share information by using:
1. Our social media accounts (Facebook, Instagram, and X).
2. Our website (www.LubbockISD.org).
3. Our district notification system (phone call, text message, email, and app push notification).
4. Our district television station (Lubbock ISD-TV).
5. Our local media outlets
You can find more information about how we make these decisions and when we communicate about them at our weather information page at www.LubbockISD.org/weather.
Lubbock ISD classes are on a two-hour delay tomorrow, Monday, February 12, due to the increased possibility of icy conditions impacting travel to school and work. School start times will be adjusted as follows: elementary schools will begin at 9:45 a.m., middle schools will begin at 10:20 a.m., and high schools will begin at 10:15 a.m. Buses will run on a two-hour delay schedule. There will be no classes tomorrow at the Byron Martin ATC or the Agri-STEM Complex.
Weather conditions will continue to be monitored, and we will provide additional communication tomorrow morning no later than 7 a.m. if there are any changes.
Please stay safe and warm!
Warrior families,
2023 Federal Report Cards are now available on the Lubbock ISD Assessment and Accountability department website on the left navigation pane under Accountability Ratings and Reports:specific campus. Links below have more information.
English: https://5il.co/2eez2 Spanish: https://5il.co/2eez3
WOW! Check out this newsletter featuring our own Mrs. Farrell! Way to go!
https://www.smore.com/gs54v-in-the-know-with-cte?ref=email
Sick Children's Clinic for the week of February 5th-9th. If you are in need of your student to be seen by a physician, here is a great free resource.
