Luling ISD has received a Superior rating on the 2022-2023 Financial Integrity Rating System of Texas (FIRST)! We appreciate the hard work and dedication of our Luling ISD’s Business Services Department! #LulingLearns #LulingZeroQuit #LulingPrepare #LulingEmpower #LulingInspire
Today, we celebrate the bravery, selflessness, and dedication of our first responders. National First Responders Day recognizes the heroic men and women who make it their business to take immediate action when disaster strikes. Thank you.
Shanklin Elementary was entertained by the fourth grade students and staff by hosting an "Idiom Parade!" The fourth grade students were highly creative in designing props and costumes to portray an idiom of their choice.
What is idiom you may ask? An idiom is a phrase that does not literally mean what it says. Part 2
Shanklin Elementary was entertained by the fourth grade students and staff by hosting an "Idiom Parade!" The fourth grade students were highly creative in designing props and costumes to portray an idiom of their choice.
What is idiom you may ask? An idiom is a phrase that does not literally mean what it says. Part 1
The Annual Trick or Treat on Eagle Street is Monday, October 30th from 5pm-7pm. Everyone is invited!
Red Ribbon Week Wednesday was so much fun! Teachers rocked socks and crocs, hoodies, and hats while students suited up as some of their favorite teachers! Definitely doing this again!
After reading "Mango, Abuela, and Me", a heartwarming story about a parrot who helped a granddaughter and grandmother communicate, Ms. Johnson's class wrote letters to the principal asking for a class pet. Ms. Meshell surprised them with a chatty parrot they named Mango. They're excited to learn together!
Celebrating our next round of Zero Quit Heroes....These staff members were nominated because they support, uplift, and go the extra mile for the people around them.
Thank you for being superheroes in our schools!
Our G/T students in Grades 3-5 are diving into the world of Newbery Award-winning books for the second year in a row. They're preparing for the #90SecondNewbery contest, sparking creativity, teamwork, and problem-solving. Stay tuned for their amazing short films! #LulingLearns
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Reminder!
Wear ORANGE on Wednesday!!
Embrace the power of togetherness on Unity Day! Let's promote kindness, inclusion, and stand against bullying. #LulingEmpowers
HUGE thank you to the Kids Tooth Team Outreach for providing outstanding, and *free*, dental care to Shanklin students! The Kids Tooth Team Outreach....you are truly inspiring!!
https://www.kidstoothteamoutreach.org/
It's National School Bus Safety Week! Let's prioritize the safety of our precious cargo. A big thank you to our dedicated bus drivers, parents, and educators who ensure our children get to school and back safely every day.
October is Principal Appreciation Month! We are appreciating our incredible school leaders all month long! They work tirelessly to create a positive learning environment and support our students and staff. Thank you for your dedication and passion!
Shanklin Elementary PK-2 students celebrated Fire Prevention Week with a visit from the Luling Fire Department. Firefighters Domke, Gragg and Tucker talk about fire safety, identified some of the tools they use and even allowed some of the students to try on their gear! The fire department provide all students with some information about fire safety to take home.
Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month
October is National Bullying Awareness Month, so Luling ISD is celebrating the anti-bully! Staff members are nominating their peers for the Zero Quit Hero Award. The Zero Quit Hero is someone who supports, uplifts, and goes the extra mile for the people around them. Let's celebrate and appreciate these remarkable individuals who inspire us to be better and make the world a brighter place! #LulingInspires
More Heroes coming soon......
The Homecoming Parade is back and better than ever! A colorful procession of floats, cheers, and school spirit! Don't miss out on the excitement! Parade starts at 6pm.
Our students and staff utilize our crosswalks daily in an effort to safely cross our busy streets. Let's prioritize their safety and never drive through crosswalks. Be aware of our staff and students crossing the street and stop. It's a small act that can make a big difference!