Connect with Katie.3.13.2026.Issue29 by Lovejoy ISD

Connect with Katie

DECEMBER 18, 2025 MARCH 13, 2026

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LovejoyCommunity,

Happy Spring Break, Leopards! It has been a wonderfulweekacrossourschoolsasourstudents, staff, and community continued to demonstrate the spirit that makes Lovejoy ISD so special. CongratulationstotheLovejoyMockTrialTeamfor theirstrongperformanceatthestatecompetition!

ShatteredDreams

Thisweek,LovejoyHighSchool,inpartnershipwith our outstanding PTO, local law enforcement, Medical City McKinney, and dedicated student and parent volunteers, hosted Shattered Dreams. This powerful powerfulsimulationillustratesthereal-lifeconsequencesthatcanoccurwhenunsafe choi choices are made and how those decisions can deeply and permanently impact students,families,andentirecommunities.Itservesasanimportantremindertoour studentsabouttheresponsibilityweallsharetomakesafeandthoughtfulchoices.

HartElementaryArtShow

IwasdelightedtoattendtheHartElementaryArtShowthisweek,whereourtalented elementary students proudly showcased their creativity and artistic skills. One enthusiastickindergartenartistwasespeciallyexcitedtoshowmeherself-titledpiece, createdwithher“magicalpaintbrush.”Whenstudentshavetheopportunitytoshare their creativity with parents, teachers, and community members, it is truly inspiring. ThankyoutoouroutstandingLovejoyVisualArtsProgramandthededicatedteachers whonurtureourstudents’creativityandfosteralifelongloveforthearts.

BoysBasketballHistoricPlayoffRun

OnTuesdaynight,LeopardNationfilledMoodyColiseumaswecheeredonourLovejoy Leopardsinthestatesemifinalplayoffgame.Students,families,staff,andcommunity members came together to support our team as they battled the Mansfield Summit Jaguars, keeping the game close with just a two-point deficit at halftime.This remarkable team delivered the most successful boys basketball postseason run in LovejoyHighSchoolhistory.Thisseasonunitedourschoolandcommunityaroundone powerfulphrase:“WeAreOne.”

BondProjectsProgressReport

In May of 2025, Lovejoy ISD Voters approved 98.36% of the 2025 Bond, providing critical funding for much-needed updates and renovations across all Lovejoy ISD campusesandfacilities.Sincethebond’spassage,theDistricthasbeenthoughtfully advancing through the required preparation phases, and meaningful momentum is buildingacrossBond2025projects.Weareexcitedtoshareanoverviewofourbond project implementation process on page 14. We are grateful for the Bond Implementation Committee, whose thoughtful guidance supports transparency and meaningfulcommunityinvolvementthroughouttheprocess.

BreakfastwithKordel:HeritageRanch

I hosted Breakfast with Kordel at Heritage Ranch this week, and the room was filled with positivity and appreciation for our outstanding school district. Grandparents, prospective parents, and community members joined district leadership for meaningful conversation about the great things happening in Lovejoy ISD and the bright future ahead. Thank you to everyone who attended and for your continued supportofourstudentsandschools.

NextweekisSpringBreak!Ihopeeachofyouenjoysomewell-deservedrest,fun,and specialtimewithfamilyandfriends,fillingtheweekwithlove,laughter,andjoy.

Wishingyouaweekendfilledwithloveandjoy.

ThereisonlyONELovejoy,andweareALLLeopards!

LovejoyProud, KatieKordel Superintendent

OnTuesdayMarch10,2026theLeopardstookontheMansfieldSummitJaguarsat SMU in a jam packed Moody Coliseum. Lovejoy battled hard and kept it close, endingthefirsthalfonlytrailingbytwo.Withastrongdefensiveperformanceand great ball movement the Leopards came up short losing to the defending state champions52-35.

Even at the hands of defeat the Leopards can still celebrate the most successful boys basketball postseason run in school history. With a record 29-9 (11-3 in district)andupsetwinsagainststaterankedpowerhouseprogramssuchasAnna, Melissa,TheColonyandFriscoMemorial,theLeopardshavenowputthestateon noticethatLovejoyisapremierebasketballprogram.

This year's team was built on teamwork and toughness. The fast pace, great passing, stellar shooting and tough defense have given the Leopards an identity thatfanslovetowatch.Lovejoybasketballunitedtheschoolwithonephrase,"We areone."

SHATTERED DREAMS

Yesterday,juniorsandseniorsatLovejoyHighSchoolparticipatedinanimpactful programcalled Shattered Dreams, designedtoeducatestudentsabouttheserious consequencesofimpairedanddistracteddriving.

Aspartoftheprogram,studentswitnessedastagedaccidentscenariointhewest parking lot of Lovejoy High School. Emergency responders, including police, firefighters, ambulances, and a medical flight crew, participated in the reenactment to provide a powerful and realistic learning experience. While the scene was designed to appear authentic, the event was entirely staged and no studentswereeverindanger.

Withspringbreak,prom,andgraduationapproaching,thisprogramservesasan important reminder for students to make safe and responsible decisions behind the wheel. The goal of Shattered Dreams is to leave a lasting impression and encouragethoughtfulchoicesthatprotectbothstudentsandthecommunity.

Lovejoy ISD is grateful to the many organizations and individuals who helped makethismeaningfulexperiencepossible,including:

LovejoyHighSchoolPTSO

LucasFireDepartment

FairviewFireDepartment

TexasDPSOfficers

CollinCountySheriff’sOffice

PHIMedicalFlightCrew

DoctorsandstaffatMedicalCityMcKinney

LHSJournalism,Broadcast&ProductionCrews

LHSStudentCouncil

LHSAdministration,SchoolMarshals,andStaff

LHSfamiliesofstudentsinvolved

AttorneyMitchNolte

Make-upArtistRobinCoulonge

Their partnership and dedication helped bring this important message to life for our students. Through programs like Shattered Dreams, Lovejoy ISD remains committed to educating and empowering students to make choices that keep themselvesandotherssafe.

Unstoppable Athletics brought excitement and heart to the courts as athletes gatheredinVanAlstyneISDandAnnaISDforadaydedicatedtobasketballskills. Representing Lovejoy ISD with pride, students showcased their abilities in dribbling,passing,shooting,andcatching,eachstationhighlightingtheirgrowth, determination,andloveforthegame.

The gyms were filled with encouragement as athletes cheered one another on, celebrated personal victories, and demonstrated the teamwork that defines the Unstoppable Athletics community. Their hard work paid off in a big way, with many students earning medals and leaving the event beaming with accomplishment.

It was a memorable day of confidence, connection, and pure joy, another powerfulreminderofhowsportscanbringouttheverybestineveryathlete.

On March 5, the Lovejoy High School orchestra program celebrated an incredibleachievementattheUILConcertandSightReadingEvaluation,with allfourensemblesearningSweepstakesratings, thehighesthonorawardedat UIL. Congratulations to the Concert Orchestra, Philharmonic Orchestra, Chamber Orchestra, and the Lovejoy Symphony Orchestra (a collaboration between members of the Chamber Orchestra and the LHS Band) for this outstandingaccomplishment.

UndertheleadershipoforchestradirectorsBrandiePhillipsandSarahMoffatt, and with the Lovejoy Symphony Orchestra conducted by Brandie Phillips and LHS Band Director Marty Ball, these talented students demonstrated remarkableartistry,focus,andteamwork.Eachensembleperformedprepared repertoire on stage and then showcased their musicianship by successfully sight readingabrandnewpieceofmusicforthejudges

Noelle McGill, Lovejoy High School Senior, has been named a 2026Coca-Cola Scholar and will receive a $20,000 college scholarship. This extremely prestigious and competitiveawardisbestoweduponlessthan1/7thof1%ofapplicants.McGillisone of 150 selected from 107,000+ applicants from across the country to receive this scholarshipbasedonheracademicexcellence,leadership,andservicedemonstratedin schoolandcommunityactivitiesaspartofa3-stageselectionprocess.

Asamemberofthe38thclassofCoca-ColaScholars,NoelleMcGillnotonlyexemplifies superior leadership, service, and academics – McGill is a change agent, positively affectingothersintheLovejoycommunity.

Coca-Cola Scholars will attend Coca-Cola Scholars Weekend in Atlanta April 23-26, 2026, where they will be the guests of honor at the 38th annual Coca-Cola Scholars Banquet and participate in the Coca-Cola Scholars Leadership Development Institute facilitated by program alumni.Collectively, the Coca-Cola Scholars Foundation will award$3.1millionincollegescholarshipstotheseoutstandingyoungleaders.

In addition to receiving college scholarships, the new Coca-Cola Scholars will be welcomed into a vibrant and growing community of alumni that has become a powerful force for positive change in the world. Through networking, collaborations, and friendships, the group strives to make a greater impact together. Unique opportunities include a coaching program that partners seasoned alumni with firstyear Scholars as they transition to college, professional and personal development programming,andaCoca-ColaScholarsLeadershipSummitevery5years.

The Coca-Cola Scholars Foundation empowers visionary leaders refreshing the world. Celebrating 40 years of impact since 1986, the Foundation has provided more than $90 million in scholarships to over 7,200 Coke Scholars who together have become a powerful force for positive change. Learn more at www.coca-colascholarsfoundation.org.

OnMay04,2025,LovejoyISDVotersapproved98.36%ofthe2025Bond,providing critical funding for much-needed updates and renovations across all Lovejoy ISD campuses and facilities. Since the bond’s passage, the District has been thoughtfullyadvancingthroughtherequiredpreparationphases,andmeaningful momentumisbuildingacrossBond2025projects.

Each initiative progresses through a careful process of planning, review, and stewardship, with all bond planning and construction items presented to the BoardofTrusteesforreviewandapprovalpriortoaction.LovejoyISDisproudto sharethefollowingupdatesasthisimportantworkcontinues.

2025BondProjectPlanning

Request for Qualifications (RFQ) for Architectural & Professional Services

Approximately one month after the election, on June 13, 2025, a Request for Qualifications (RFQ) for Architectural & Professional Services was issued by Lovejoy ISD, resulting in five submissions. All submissions were evaluated based on published criteria,whichincluded:corporatebackgroundand experience, key project personnel, financial qualifications, prior experience with Lovejoy ISD and other North Texas districts, and project management planning. The Board of Trustees voted to award VLK Architects the contract on August 25, 2025.

OnDecember1,2025,LovejoyISDissuedaRequest forProposal(RFP)forConstructionManager-at-Risk (CMAR) for the 2025 Multiple Project Construction Package. The evaluation framework consisted of four primary categories each with extensive criteria including Request for Proposal (RFP) for Construction Manager-at-Risk including: experience and qualifications, District needs, cost, and miscellaneous factors. The Board of Trustees voted to award Balfour Beatty Construction the contractonJanuary20,2026.

First Bond Issuance - approved by Board on Date-July 28, 2025

Lovejoy ISD strategically moved forward with the first bond issuance following voter approval. On July 28, 2025, the Board of Trustees approved the first bond issuance in the amount of $80.34 million, aligned with the District’s immediate capital needs. This action ensured that critical projects could begin while positioningtheDistricttonavigatesignificantchangestothestate’sschoolfinance landscape.

Duringthe89thLegislativeSession,theTexasLegislaturepassedSenateBill4(SB 4),increasingthehomesteadexemptionfrom$100,000to$140,000,whichreduced the taxable property base for school districts. To protect the District’s long-term tax rate and preserve the full value of the voter-approved bonds, Lovejoy ISD moved quickly to issue the first installment in order to qualify for the holdharmlessprotectionsincludedinthelegislation.Theseprotectionsappliedonlyto bondsissued,notjustauthorized,throughAugust2025,makingtimelyactionboth prudentandnecessary.

Bond Implementation Committee

In Fall 2025, Lovejoy ISD established the Bond Implementation Committee to ensure the continued trust, transparency, and community partnership that are essential to delivering on the commitments made through the bond program. By engagingcommunityvoicesthroughouttheimplementationprocess,theDistrictis workingtoensureprojectsremainalignedwiththeprioritiesandexpectationsof ourcommunity.

The 20-member committee, made up primarily of individuals who previously served on the Bond Planning Committee, meets at least once each nine-week period to review progress, discuss upcoming work, and support the successful deliveryofbondinitiatives.Theyprovideongoingfeedbackandguidanceasbondfunded projects move from planning to execution, helping the District maintain clarity,accountability,andthoughtfulstewardshipofcommunityresources.

2025BondProjectProgress

2-Way Radio System Modernization

Tostrengthencampussafetyandemergencyresponse,thedistrictisreplacingall two-way radio communication systems across campuses, transportation, and district operations. The upgraded system will allow direct communication between campus staff, school buses, and local first responders, improving coordination during emergencies. Equipment and infrastructure have been ordered,andtheprojectisexpectedtobecompletedbySummer2026.

WSMS Technology Refresh

To enhance student learning and ensure classrooms are equipped with modern instructional tools, the district is upgrading classroom technology at Willow Springs Middle School. Outdated projectors and document cameras are being replaced with 86” interactive display panels, providing clearer visuals and more engagingopportunitiesforstudentinteractionandcollaboration.

Eachdisplaywillbepairedwithacompatibleteachertablet,allowingteachersto move freely throughout the classroom while managing instructional content, supporting more dynamic instruction and greater student engagement. Equipmenthasbeenorderedandinstallationiscurrentlyunderway(March2026).

Copy Machines

To better support teachers and staff while maximizing district resources, the districtisreplacingitscopierfleetasthecurrentfive-yearToshibaleaseagreement expires at the end of the fiscal year. Reliable, efficient access to printing and instructional materials helps ensure educators can focus on what matters most, supportingstudentlearning.

Afterreviewingoptionsandgatheringfeedbackfromteachersandstaff,theBoard of Trustees approved the districtwide purchase of Canon copiers in February. Moving from leased to purchased equipment will improve functionality, increase reliabilityforstaff,andisprojectedtogenerateapproximately$100,000inannual savings within the Maintenance & Operations budget. The new copiers are scheduledtobeinstalledduringSpringBreak(March2026).

Tennis Court Projects

To support student participation and maintain high-quality facilities across Lovejoy ISD, we continue to invest in improvements to our athletic spaces. At Lovejoy High School, four of the twelve tennis courts have received new court surfaces and bench cabana covers, with the remaining courts scheduled for completioninthenearfuture.AtWillowSpringsMiddleSchool,theexistingtennis courtwindscreensandbackboardhavebeenremovedandreplacementmaterials have been ordered. The tennis court improvements are anticipated to be completedbyApril2026.

School Bus Purchase

Tosupportstudentsafetyandmaintainareliabletransportationsystem,Lovejoy ISD continues to invest in updating its bus fleet. Currently, seven buses in operationare10yearsoldorolderandinneedofreplacement.Toaddressthis need, five new 77-passenger buses and three 14-passenger buses have been ordered.The14-passengerbuseshavealreadybeenreceived,anddeliveryofthe 77-passengerbusesisanticipatedinSummer2026.

Skyward Q

To enhance system efficiency and improve the experience for staff, students, and families, Lovejoy ISD is implementing the Skyward Q Student Information System. Following Board approval in December 2025, the PEIMS Department began workingwithSkywardtoestablishthemigrationand implementation timeline. The team is currently meeting weekly with Skyward during the consulting phasetobuildthedatabase.Trainingforstaffacross multiple multiple departments began in March, and data migration is scheduled to be completedbymid-July2026.

Natatorium Pool Dome, Pool Liner, & Fixtures

Toensureourfacilitiescontinuetosupportstudentperformance,safety,andlongterm program excellence, Lovejoy ISD is investing in important upgrades to the natatorium. The District is preparing to replace the aging, end-of-life natatorium dome fabric and pool liner during Summer 2026. Additionally, upgrades to the natatoriumwaterqualitymonitoringcontrolsandrestroomfixturesareplannedfor Fall2026.Moreinformationontheseprojectswillbesharedinfutureupdates.

AsLovejoyISDcontinuesthroughtheplanningandimplementationphasesofthe Bondprogram,meaningfulprogressisalreadyunderwaytodelivercriticalupdates and improvements across the District. These projects represent a significant investmentinourstudents,staff,andcommunity,ensuringourfacilitiescontinue tosupportexcellenceinlearningandopportunity.

We will continue to share updates with the community as key milestones are reachedandprogressunfolds.LovejoyISDisdeeplygratefulforthetrust,support, and partnership of our community as we move this important work forward together.

SPRING BREAK REMINDER:

Lovejoy ISD invites our Silver Leopards and community membersage65andoldertojoin us for the Bloom & Belong Breakfast on April 1 from 9:00–10:00 AM at Sloan Creek Intermediate School. Enjoy breakfast, connect with friends, andcelebratethefriendshipsthat help our Lovejoy community flourish.

Please RSVP by March 24 using theQRcodeontheinvitation.

ATTENDANCE UPDATE

Strong school attendance is correlated with higher academic performance. Additionally,averageDailyAttendance(ADA)isametricthattheStateofTexas usestodeterminefundingforpublicschools.Eachweek,thisattendancedata willbeupdatedsoourcommunityisawareofourmostrecentADA.

DISTRICT CALENDAR

IncelebrationofDr.Seuss’sbirthdayMarch2,PreK-4studentsatLovejoyCDC had a fun and memorable week exploring the beloved book Green Eggs and Ham.Aspartofthefestivities,studentshadtheopportunitytotastetheirvery owngreeneggsandham,justlikethecharactersinthestory.Withlotsofsmiles andcuriosity,manystudentsbravelytriedthecolorfuldishanddiscoveredthey likedit.Thiscreativeactivitybroughtthebooktolifeandgavestudentsajoyful waytocelebratereading.

The halls of the Lovejoy Child Development Center are filled with colorful reminders of how literacy inspires creativity in our youngest learners. Using favoritestoriesasafoundation,studentshavetransformedtheirunderstanding of books into imaginative artwork. From the adventures in Harold and the PurpleCrayonandthecreativetransformationsofTheMixed-UpChameleonto classic tales like Little Red Riding Hood and the many playful stories by Dr. Seuss, our students are bringing literacy to life. Their artwork throughout the hallsreflectshowchildren’sbookssparkimagination,helpingstudentsexpress ideas,buildlanguage,andconnectreadingwithcreativity.

The Lovejoy Mock Trial team delivered a strong performance at the State competition this past weekend, showcasing their preparation, teamwork, and courtroomskillsagainstsomeofthetopteamsinTexas.

Throughoutthecompetition,ourstudentsdemonstratedexceptionaladvocacy andwitnessperformances.Judgesrecognizedseveralstudentsfortheirworkin the courtroom, with Katy Payne and Petra Pipinich each earning three Best Advocate/Witnessballots,whileRutvikaRaoandCarolineHayseachreceiveda ballotaswell.

We are incredibly proud of the dedication, professionalism, and hard work these students displayed. Please help us congratulate the team on an incredibleshowingatState:

ArwynEairheart–AdvocateforPlaintiffandDefense

NatashaGittemeier–Advocate/Witness

KatyPayne–Advocate/Witness

PetraPipinich–Advocate/Witness

MakenaMount–Advocate CarolineHays–Witness

RutvikaRao–Witness

NatalieHsiao–Witness

AbigailGeorge–Timekeeper

CoraCraver–CourtroomArtist

Their commitment and talent were on full display, and they represented Lovejoywithexcellence

TheLadyLeopardsshinedthisweek,astheGirlsTrack&Fieldteamshowcased resilienceandstrengthwhilesettingnumerouspersonalrecords.

The girls secured a commanding team victory at the Wylie Invitational on Thursday.OnSaturday,themid-distanceanddistancecrewscompetedatthe LovejoySpringDistanceFestival,wheretheyworepinkandblueuniforms.Next up,theteamheadstoMcKinneythisFridaytokeepthemomentumgoing.Go Leopards!

INDIVIDUALMEETCHAMPS!

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CaileeHorinek-800

EmilyArmstrong-3200

CarsonFox-PoleVault

4x4Relay-CailynNewhouse,KateRoberts,TaliaOrshalick,CaileeHorinek

DistanceFestChamps

CaileeHorinek-800

SofiaDominguez-1600

LADY LEOPARDS SOCCER

LastTuesday,thevarsitygirlssoccerteambeatMelissa6-0.Goalswerescored byEllaYork(3),AnnsleyDercks,ClaireBeveridge,andKenzieLavender.Assists were by Annsley Dercks, Kinley Short, Izzy Brodelius, AJ Self, and Harper Remington.LastFriday,thegirlsbeatGreenville12-0.GoalswerescoredbyElla York(2),KenzieLavender,KinleyShort(3),AJSelf(2),LaineyPierce(2),Claire Beveridge, and Chloe Reyna. Assists were by Ella York (4), Kenzie Lavender, KinleyShort(2),LaineyPierce,andMorganSuder.MickeyWidemanandEmma Jarboewereingoalfortheteam's20thand21stcleansheetsoftheseason,a programrecord.

Yesterday,thevarsitygirlsbeatSherman8-0.GoalswerescoredbyKinleyShort (2), Annsley Dercks (2), Kenzie Lavender (2), Riley Pulley, and Harper Remington. Assists were by Ella York (2), AJ Self, Lainey Pierce, Kinley Short, and Emily Armstrong. The win secured the varsity team's third undefeated districtchampionshipinarow.Theteamheadsintoplayoffs23-0(14-0),where theywillplayWhitehouseinthefirstroundoftheplayoffs,detailsTBD.

Last Tuesday, the JV girls soccer team beat Melissa 5-1. Goals were scored by LilyDeLuna(2),EmoryPaul(2),andAddyGreen.AssistswerebyLilyDeLuna, EmoryPaul,AddyGreen,LilyStabile,andMcLeanSimpson.

Yesterday, the JV team beat Sherman 8-0. Goals were scored by Ava Lowe, Emory Paul (2), Emma Vesanto, Lily De Luna, Lily Stabile, Becca Denham, and Allison Counts. Assists were by Emory Paul, Lily De Luna, Lily Stabile, Reagan wasingoalforthecleansheet.TheJV finishedtheirseason15-1-1(10-0-1)!

Friday is Senior Appreciation Day at Home vs. Sherman. The Lovejoy Boys Soccerteamislookingtolockdownplayoffsonthelastgameoftheseason!A tieandawinsecuresaspot;however,alossallowsShermantotakethespot. The team have battled hard all season after Captain, Matthew Huitson, and CenterBack,WillRussell,wentdownwithaninjuryearlyintheseason.

LovejoyCommunity,showoutandlet’smakethisanunforgettablegame!!

Districtplayisofficiallyunderw Baseball. The Leopards opene season with a great atmosp ballpark, highlighted b Appreciation Night and a Bla opener. Baseball was proud Lovejoy’s outstanding educat specialpre-gameceremonyan for the incredible impact they students.

The Leopards continue district competition over Spring Break with a series against Denison. If you are in town, come out and supporttheteam.

Monday,March16

JVRed–6:00PM@Denison

Tuesday,March17(HomeGame)

JVBlack–4:30PM

Varsity–7:30PM

Friday,March20

JVRed–6:00PM@LovejoyHS

JVBlack–4:30PM@Denison

Varsity–7:30PM@Denison

Tuesdaynightwasahistoricdistrictwinforthesoftball.TheLeopardsknocked off Walnut Grove for the first time since the Wildcats joined the district, highlighted by Tatum Vitek’s two-run homer and Sameera Saluja’s go-ahead RBI in the sixth. Izzy Guarriello and Gisela Boitmann combined for a strong performanceinthecircletosecurethewin.AndanINCREDIBLEdoubleplayat theendby1B,PaygeSnodgrass!Bigstepforwardforthissquad.

Friday night softball continues district play on the road against McKinney North.

LEOPARD LIFE WEBSITE

LovejoyISDhasanunparalleledsenseofcommunityandconnectioncenteredon student opportunity. In support of this collective commitment, the Leopard Life websiteshowcasesawiderangeofevents,activities,andfundraisersorganizedby boosterclubs,PTOs,athletics,finearts,individualcampuses,andmore! Leopard Lifeisprominentlyfeaturedacrosscampusanddistrictwebsites,highlightedinall newsletters,andeasilyaccessiblethroughtheLovejoyISDmobileapp.

Please note: the information featured in the "Community News" section is submitted by local community members. Lovejoy ISD is not affiliated with the organizationsanddoesnotclaimtoendorsethem.

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LEOPARD FRIDAY

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2026 Football Schedule

Lovejoy ISD Libraries are excited to host the second annual Bookmark Design Challenge! Bookmarks should celebrate reading and center around the theme of "Wild About Reading"-think jungle, animal prints, nature, or other creative ways to express what Wild About Reading means to you. Use the theme to jumpstart your ideas; be creative!Twowinnersfromeachgrade level (PreK-12) will have their bookmark printed and available at every Lovejoy ISD school, admin building, and library. We can't wait to seeyourdesignsandsharetheloveofreadingonebookmarkatatime!Getstarted here--->t.ly/GR1Wo

Want to get Connected, Enrich our District and Serve?

LovejoyISDisauniquelyspecialdistrictinpartbecauseofour community partnerships. We want to take an opportunity to highlighttheimportanceoftheLovejoyPTOs,andtheircritical roleaswestriveforexcellenceineducation.

OurcampusParentTeacherOrganizationsarethecornerstone of our district, providing essential resources that support our students, teachers and staff. Through student and parent educational programs, family engagement activities and events,

providingteachersupportandappreciation,theirefforts directlyimpactourschoolsinsomanymeaningfulways.

AllofourLovejoyPTOsadheretothefollowingmissionandgoals: Mission: The mission of this PTO is to encourage a thriving partnership between parents, teachers,andadministrationtoenhancetheeducationofeverystudent,whileaidingthemin achievingtheirhighestpotential.

Goals:ThespecificgoalsofthisPTOare:

To connect and promote collaboration among parents, students, educators, and the community

Toenrichallstudents’Lovejoyeducationalexperience

Toserveinvolunteerroleswhichbenefitstudents,teachers,staffandparents

The success of our PTO and, ultimately, the success of our students depends on the involvement and support of parents, guardians, and community members like you. When families and schools work together, we create a stronger, more connected learning environmentwherestudentscanthrive.

We encourage our community to consider joining one of our PTO’s in any way that fits your timeandinterests Whetheryoucangivealittleoralot,everycontributionhelpsbuildamore enriching and supportive educational experience for our children. If you’re interested in learningmoreabouthowtogetinvolved,pleasefeelfreetofilloutoneofourboardinterest formsandsomeoneinPTOleadershipwillreachouttoyou.Youcanalsoaccessthedistricts websitetoseeeachindividualPTOwebsiteformoreinformation.

FLA PTO Board Interest Form

Hart PTO Board Interest Form

Board Interest Form

Sloan Creek PTO Board Interest Form

Willow Springs PTO Board Interest Form

Lovejoy High School Board Interest Form

Together, we can continue to make Lovejoy ISD a place where students feel supported, engaged, and empowered to achieve their best. Thank you for your partnership and commitmenttoourschools

Lovejoy ISD is committed to creating strong connections and providing clear communicationwithourLovejoyparentsandfamilies.Belowyouwillfindlinksto the most recent newsletters from each campus. Sign up for weekly Principal Newslettersheretostayinformed!