How can I view the Issaquah School District lunch menu?
The Issaquah School District Food Service department has partnered with Health-e Pro to enhance the lunch menu viewing experience for students and parents. View nutritional information for each menu item. View ingredient statements for each menu item. Filter menu items by the top 8 common allergens.
Who are Lubbock ISD’s new police officers?
Lubbock ISD welcomed two new officers to its police department on Wednesday as Chief Ray Mendoza swore in Michael Garcia and Dave Smith during a pinning ceremony at the Lubbock ISD Police Department.
How many languages is the electronic school lunch menu available in?
Translate the menu into over 75 languages. Make healthy food choices whenever it’s convenient, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. *We recommend using Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox when accessing the Electronic School Lunch Menu .*
Is the FAFSA application Open in Lubbock TX?
Celebrating the history, heritage and culture of Native Americans, Alaska Natives, and Native Hawaiians that are a part of every national park and community across the country today. The FAFSA Application is Now Open! Apply for FAFSA NOW!!! The sooner you apply, the better! Apply for FAFSA Here! The Lubbock ISD redistricting process is underway.
What is the offer vs serve lunch program?
THE LUNCH PROGRAM The “Offer Vs Serve” Lunch Program was designed by the federal government to eliminate food waste. This program requires each student (K–12th grade) to choose at least 3 of the 5 components each day. Their choices must include 1 fruit and/or vegetable and at least two more of the items offered. We encourage them to take all five items each day. Lunch serving consists of: Entrée (meat/meat/alternates), fruits, vegetables, grains/breads, assortment of low-fat milk.
Is the menu subject to change without notice?
Menu is subject to change without notice and is based on availability and seasonality of food items.
Help Support Our All-District Marching Band
The Lubbock ISD All-District Marching Band has been invited to perform in Washington D.C. on July 4, 2022. To support our high school band students, click on the title!
Lubbock ISD LSSP receives award at TASP convention
Congratulations to Lubbock ISD Licensed Specialist in School Psychology (LSSP) Joel Bell for receiving the Oustanding Graduate Student: Doctoral Level award at the Texas Association of School Psychologists (TASP) convention this month in Georgetown, Texas.
Centennial Literacy Event with Texas Tech
Students practiced their literary skills thanks to the help of Texas Tech University students.
Parsons Elementary School Pie in the Face
Parsons Elementary School closed out its week and its Lubbock Area United Way fundraising campaign with a bang. To celebrate those who raised the most money, class winners were rewarded by getting to "pie" Parsons staff members in the face!
Miller Elementary School Water Safety
Third graders at Miller Elementary School spent time last week learning about water safety. After receiving dryland instruction at Miller from Lubbock ISD Assistant Varsity Swim Coach Amy Suttles, students got to visit the Pete Ragus Aquatic Center for water sessions where they were able to practice what they had learned.
ATC Receives Car Donation
The Byron Martin Advanced Technology Center (ATC) Automotive Department received a new vehicle for its auto shop on Friday.
