“Don’t let past ghosts spook you away from present gifts.” ― Jane Lee Logan
Vol. VII October 2022
Sharing the good news about Longview Independent School District
CELEBRATION
JMQ students get rewarded for A&B grades
Dennis Williams wraps distinguished career in education After six years at Longview ISD and his entire adulthood in the world of education, LISD Assistant Superintendent Mr. Dennis Williams has retired. A second-generation educator, Mr. Williams has helped students from small 2A districts, up to 4A, 5A, and 6A. He has helped students from different levels. Going from teaching a classroom of 28 students, Mr. Williams has spent his time at LISD helping more than 8,000 students per year as the head of administrative and pupil services. “Dennis is a man with such tremendous character and integrity,” said retired LISD administrator Dr. Jody Clements,, a lifelong friend who also Clements started his career with Dennis. “While he is a man of few words, he walks with a demeanor where people respect and appreciate his commitment to teachers, parents, students, and other educators. He has not only impacted the lives Williams||Continued to page 9 Williams
Schools need to reclaim lost lear ning time due to the pandemic. See Opinion on Page 2
LHS has a new chef in the kitchen, and Elizabeth Jackson brings year s of experience. See Chef on Page 5
The Lobos continue to dominate on the gridiron this year. See Sports on Page 12
‘Lobos News’ is back on the air, bringing televised school news to LHS students. See News on Page 14
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