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 Lovejoy ISD serves over 3200 students in the cities of Fairvew and Lucas and parts of Allen and Wylie, Texas with 3 elementary schools, 1 middle school and 1 high school. Read more at LISD at a Glance.
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Did you know. . .
All 5 Lovejoy ISD campuses have the Leopard as their mascot
90% of Lovejoy ISD secondary students participate in at least one athletic event
Lovejoy ISD is one of only 3 school districts in North Texas to be named Exemplary by the TEA for 2008
Lovejoy schools have been serving students since 1917
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Written by janet.correale
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Wednesday, 12 May 2010 09:39 |
As Journey says, "Anyway you want it, that's the way you need it," and the high demand for tickets has let us know that you need more opportunities to see the LHS Choir Pop Show! The show will now be performed on two nights: Thursday, May 20th and Friday, May 21st, both at 7:00 pm (6:30 Live Pre-Show) in the LHS Auditorium. General admission tickets are currently on sale at the LHS School Store for $3.
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Written by Administrator
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Wednesday, 12 May 2010 04:43 |
By Maggie Compton and Rachel Goodson On March 30th, 31st, and April 1st, all seventh and eighth grade choirs went to UIL contest and came home victorious. Orchestra and band students had an enriching year and performed well at competitio full story > |
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Tuesday, 11 May 2010 17:49 |
By Bobbi Gilbert, Leopard Lacrosse PresidentLeopard Lacrosse Club chose to sponsor a Used Cleat Drive to benefit the BRIDGES TO LACROSSE PROGRAM, which is designed to help start programs in under privileged communities. This was our first community service project for our inaugural season. *in photo, 5/6 team member #22 Pierce GilbertThe idea came to us after we played St. Philip’s in South Dallas. Their team is comprised of boys who attend St. Philip’s and with boys from the neighborhood. Since some parents may not be able to afford cleats for their children to participate, we thought of what better way to give back and donate cleats, that growing boys outgrow so quickly!In total, we collected 28 pairs (5 of which are brand new!) and three used lacrosse helmets! Thank you to all who donated and helped make this a huge success!
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Written by Kristin Dawson
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Tuesday, 11 May 2010 16:08 |
Lovejoy Kindergarten had a visit form the Museum of Nature and Science's Digitalis Starlab. This portable planetarium helped students experience space in a whole new way. We learned more about the Earth's rotation and how it affects weather and seasons around the world. Students also got a closer look at the constellations and the sunrise and sunset once they crawled into the high-tech, dome-shaped Starlab.
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Tuesday, 11 May 2010 10:20 |
The Lovejoy Lady Leopards Softball team have improved to 28-3-1 and won the Area Championship over New Boston. The 3-games series was very exciting with Lovejoy with Lovejoy winning the final game of the series 1-0. In the initial game, the Lady Leopards jumped on New Boston early, but New Boston came back to tie the game in the 5th inning 5-5. The Lady Leopards scored 1 in the 6th and held on to the victory - 6-5. Melissa Schreck was 4-4 with 3 RBIs. Third baseman Jessica Green made 10 strong plays at 3rd base to help secure the win. For the 2nd and 3rd game, Lovejoy faced a tough New Boston pitcher. In the first game, they could only manage 1 run and lost the game to New Boston 1-3 which forced a 3rd game. In the 3rd game, Melissa Schreck took the mound and kept the strong hitting New Boston team to 3 hits and pitched a shutout. The Lady Leopards scored 1 run to secure the victory The Lady Leopards face Nevada Community this Friday (May 14) at 7:00 at Richardson Berkner HS in a one-game series for the Regional Quarter finals. There is no cost to come watch the game. The winner of this game will play the winner of the Celina-Argyle game in the Regional Semi-finals. The Lady Leopards are currently ranked #3 in 3A State Rankings; #19 in ESPN RISE for Texas; and #6 in the Dallas-Ft Worth Morning News area rankings for 3A and 4A schools (top ranked 3A school in the DFW area). The Lady Leopards are a well balanced team with the team batting average over 319% as a team with four players batting over 390% for the season. The team is led by Senior Beth Johnson who is batting 531%, and Freshman Brittany Lewis who is batting 529%. The pitching staff is very strong and is led by Senior Jordan Stafford (10-0). Jordan, who missed all but 2 of the 10 district games due to an ankle injury, has over 102 strikeouts for the season. Junior Melissa Schreck (6-1) is averaging 8.25 strikeouts per game, has pitched a perfect game and pitched two no-hitters this season. The team pitching ERA is 0.98 with a total of 254 strikeouts for the season. Freshman Brittany Lewis leads the pitching staff with a 0.60 ERA. For more details on Leopard softball, please visit www.leopardsoftball.com. When the season ends, many of the other players on the Lovejoy Leopard Softball team will receive athletic and academic awards. |
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