Lewisville Independent School District | Wednesday, Jan. 14, 2015
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Held Captive
Freshmen Create Dystopian Societies for Project-Based Learning
 Ray Bradbury famously penned, "We need not to be let alone. We need to be really bothered once in a while. How long is it since you were really bothered? About something important, about something real?"
Flower Mound 9th Grade Campus students have been bothered - bothered by a dystopia they need to fix, that is. After reading Ray Bradbury's dystopian novel, "Fahrenheit 451," students in Angie Greenlaw and Kristine Williams' Humanities classes have been put to the test to create a dystopia - an imagined place or state in which everything unpleasant or bad takes over society - for a project-based learning (PBL) opportunity teachers have coined as, "Held Captive." The driving question - "How do we as a society prevent tyrannical actions by powerful institutions?"
After reading the book, students researched different children's books that have been censored or banned. Then they set up a pretend radio show, where they each called in to argue for or against censoring some of these books. In addition, Lewisville ISD Superintendent Dr. Stephen F. Waddell visited with students to share his experience about challenged books in the school system and the district's protocol for removing books from its libraries. To continue the PBL, students were challenged to create a dystopian society of their choice and then create a children's book with their district-issued iPads (via LISD's 1:X initiative) to share with Liberty Elementary 4th graders during their field trip to FM 9.
Read on and see more photos here.
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Flower Mound 9th Grade Student Shares Gaming Knowledge with 5th Graders
 "This is the most fun I've had all year!" and "I love this! It's so cool," are just a few of the exclamations Forest Vista Elementary students in Laura Lane's Gifted and Talented (GT) class were saying after a engaging lesson about making video games taught by Flower Mound 9th Grade Campus student Michael Schott.
When Lane learned about Pixel Press Floors - an application that allows users to create video games by simply using an iPad or pencil their game on special graph paper downloaded from its website - she knew it would ignite student excitement and engagement, but needed someone to help her test it out first. Therefore, she decided to pitch it to a FM 9 student.
Once Schott explored the application, he prepared a lesson with the intent of not only sharing the "how to" of Pixel Press Floors, but also modeling the "how to teach others."
"Michael's positive communication skills had students excited from the very beginning," Lane said. "His quick engagement brought to mind an opportunity for both new technology skills and peer modeling/coaching."
Using district-issued iPads, thanks to LISD's 1:X initiative, students created and played their own games with the application.
Read on and see more photos here.
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Principal Profile: Forestwood Middle School
Meet Principal David Tickner
 Check out the profile about Forestwood Middle School Principal David Tickner, who discusses his favorite thing about his job; what he enjoys doing in his spare time; and gives some advice to someone who is interested in becoming a principal. Lewisville ISD (LISD): What has been the most valuable lesson you have learned as a principal? David Tickner (DT): The focus of the principal must be on people first, and primarily what is best for the students. LISD: What is your favorite thing about your job as an educator in Lewisville ISD? DT: The best part is being able to interact with students, work with students and parents, and working everyday to make our world a better place. LISD: What is something that most would not know about you? DT: I have a Shelby Mustang, belong to a car club and enjoy showing and driving my car. LISD: What do you like to do in your spare time? DT: Bike riding, camping and activities with my car. LISD: What piece of advice would you give to someone who is interested in becoming a principal or entering the education field? DT: The desire to work with students and make their world a better place must be in your heart.
Stay tuned for our next Principal Profile, published on LISD.net every Friday morning. See all the profiles here. #LISDprofile
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Go Jaguars!
Teacher, Student Highlights from Jaguar Nation
Martin Luther King, Jr. Art and Essay Contest Winners
The Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Committee is to proud to announce the winners of the MLK Art and Essay Contest from the Flower Mound High School feeder pattern:
Art Award Recipients
- 12th grade: Haylee Bilbray, Flower Mound High School - 1st place
- 12th grade: Areeba Khwaja, Flower Mound High School - 3rd place
- 11th grade: Veda Shenoy, Flower Mound High School - 1st place
- 7th grade: Ria Nuna, McKamy Middle School - 1st place
- 7th grade: Hannah Lee, McKamy Middle School - 2nd place
- 7th grade: Jonathon Cattoor, Shadow Ridge Middle School - 3rd place
- 6th grade: Victor Lord, Forestwood Middle School - 1st place
- 6th grade: Chaewon Yoon, McKamy Middle School - 3rd place
- 4th grade: Zoe Whitman, Forest Vista Elementary - 1st place
Essay Award Recipients
- 11th grade: LeAndre Brown, Flower Mound High School - 2nd place
- 10th grade: Raashi Kulshrestha, Flower Mound High School - 1st place
- 4th grade: Sarah Morrissey, Liberty Elementary - 2nd place
 FMHS/MHS Cheer Raise $10K for the North Texas Pink Out
This year, FMHS cheerleaders joined Marcus High School cheerleaders to help support the North Texas Pink Out Breast Cancer Foundation. This fall, both cheer programs sold Pink Out T-shirts and asked for megaphone donations during the "Mound Showdown" football and basketball games. To date, the two schools have honorably raised $10,835, which was presented to the North Texas Pink Out Foundation board members just before tipoff at the FMHS vs. MHS Mound Showdown basketball game Dec. 19. Way to join forces and support such a worthy cause, FMHS and MHS!
 FMHS Alum Hoagland Named to USA Women's National Team
Congratulations to FMHS alum Taylor Hoagland, who was recently named to the USA Women's National Softball team! Read more here.
FMHS All-State Choir Results
The FMHS choir program experienced great success in the Area All-State Choir auditions in Abilene, Texas. Congratulations to the following seven students, who were selected to be in one of the most prestigious All-State Choirs in Texas in San Antonio next month: Shelby Stroud, Ajay Thatte, Max Ary, Nidhish Lokesh,Alex Urrutia, Henrik Zetterstrom and Jeremy Rohwer. Alternates: Lizzy Hanna and Colton William. Way to go, FMHS choir!
Congratulations to the following students, who qualified for Area Band:
Colby Bond, Bb Clarinet; Marshall Cahill, Bassoon; Nicolas Chae, Bb Clarinet; Johnny Chang, Bb Clarinet; Trevor Cooper, Bass Clarinet; Ethan Hall*, Percussion; Sarah Han, Flute; Nicole Kennedy, Eb Clarinet; Christine Kim, Flute; Tyley Kirkland, Euphonium; Laura Lampe, French Horn; Kara Lane, Bassoon; Zachary Lewis, Baritone Saxophone; Adiel Najere, Cornet/Trumpet; Paul Park, Bb Clarinet; Reagan Resenberger, French Horn; Jacob Stiller, Alto Saxophone; Jordan Tidwell, Contra-Bass Clarinet; Matt Tuggle, Bass Trombone; Emily Tyler, Piccolo; Sameer Walia, Tuba; and DJ Williamson, Bb Clarinet.
FMHS All-State Band
Congratulations to the following FMHS band students, who were selected as 2014-2015 All-State Musicians recently. This is the highest amount of students selected for FMHS to date. Congratulations, students!
Emily Tyler, Piccolo; Sarah Han, Flute; Nicole Kennedy, Eb Clarinet; Johnny Chang, Bb Clarinet; Paul Park, Bb Clarinet; DJ Williamson, Bb Clarinet; Trevor Cooper, Bass Clarinet; Jordan Tidwell, Contra Clarinet; Marshall Cahill, Bassoon; Adiel Najera, Trumpet; Laura Lampe, Horn; Matt Tuggle, Bass Trombone; Tyler Kirkland, Euphonium; and Ethan Hall, Percussion.
FMHS Basketball Player Lauren Cox Featured in New Haven Register
Check out this article about FMHS basketball player Lauren Cox, who was featured in the New Haven Register. Read the article here.
FMHS Basketball Game Photos
To see pictures from the FMHS vs. Plano West boys' basketball game, click here.
 FMHS Art Open 2015
Congratulations to the following FMHS students who were named winners in FMHS' 2015 Art Open during its opening reception Jan. 7:
Best of Show: Katherine Krueger
Juror's Choice: Ashley Johnson
Principal's Choice: Mitchell Anderson
Counselor's Choice: Carley Gmitro
Gallatin Painting Award: Skye Matlock
Drawing: 1st, Veda Shenoy; 2nd, Makaela Painter; 3rd, Hwanhee Kim; and Honorable Mention, Carley Gmitro
Painting: 1st, Ashley Johnson; 2nd, Katherine Krueger; 3rd, Katherine Krueger; and Honorable Mention, Ha Young Yi
2-D/Other: 1st, Parker Seydel; 2nd, Emily Spencer; 3rd, Riley Miller; and Honorable Mention, Hayle Birlew
Ceramics: 1st, Meredith Dennis; 2nd, Taylor Cole; 3rd, Haylee Bilbray; and Honorable Mention, Haylee Bilbray
Sculpture: 1st, Catalina Uriarte; 2nd, Cameron Medinis; 3rd, Catalina Uriarte; and Honorable Mention, Catalina Uriarte Photography: 1st, Dillon Hanly; 2nd, Allison Heerwagen; 3rd, Gaby Schaelling; and Honorable Mention, Cameron Medinis
 FMHS Madrigal Dinner
Dec. 13, FMHS held its annual Madrigal Dinner and it was a successful event for all involved! Check out this photo of the entire cast!
Water Jags Sweep 1st at LISD Meet
Check out The Leader's article about how FMHS swept 1st at the LISD swim meet: here. Way to go, FMHS Water Jags!
FMHS Quartet Entertains Timber Creek Administration 
The FMHS quartet volunteered their time right before the start of the Winter Break to share their musical talents during LISD's Timber Creek Administration Building's holiday luncheon, which was greatly appreciated by the crowd!
FMHS Football Academic All-State Team Success
FMHS football had 24 students elected to the 2014-2015 Football Academic All-State team. Congratulations to the following FMHS Jaguars:
Elite: Caleb Cantwell, Ryan Dailey and Balke Winters.
1st Team: Evan Curl, Logan Davis, Dane Marwood, Nolan McDaniel, Jordan Moore, Robert Paraliticci and Matthew Johnstone.
2nd Team: Colin Alford, William Bevill, Austin McKenn, Riley Michalski, Quentin Morris, Brandon Welch, Ross Wheeler, Sam Williams and Brenda Hustava.
Honorable Mention: Kyle Bell, Peighton Powers, Jenna Roggenkamp, Tyson Spencer and Andrew White.
To see the entire state list, click here.
FMHS 9 Religion Fair
Flower Mound 9th Grade Campus Adavanced-Placement Humanities students proudly presented the 2nd annual Religion Fair during December, where they exhibited several religions from around the world. What a worldly experience, FM 9!
FMHS Rocks State Thespian Festival
The weekend before Thanksgiving, 53 FMHS students performed in the Texas State Thespian Festival in Dallas. Overall, 36 students qualified for the International Thespian Festival to be held in Lincoln, Neb. this summer. Congratulations to the following qualifiers:
Solo Musical: Max Ary Duet Musical: Tad Broadbent and Lindsay Bready Group Musical: Emma Blankenship, Ryan Coyle, Rachel Ditzig, Jake Emmett, Marley Fischer, Carly Nelson, Nick Norado, Patrick Olfers, Melanie Olsen, Allison Pretzer, Taylor Vinson, Emily Weems and Ashley Woolridge Monologue: Jake McMichael Duet Acting: Austin Greenawalt and Michelle Kariuki Group Acting: Michael Adkison, Avery Barnwell, Simone Brazzini, Elisabeth C'deBaca, Dillon Davis, Meghan Krishnan: Max Pietsch, Chad Sinks, Chandler Sinks, Jessica Theonnes, and Kaitlin Thompson Theatre Marketing: Taylor Cole Sound Design: Kyungbin Goh Costume Construction: Avery Medinis Lighting Design: Christian Schwoyer Stage Management: Andrew Weimerskirch Short Film: Garrett Redden FMHS also had several students audition for the All-State Show, which is comprised of the best theatre students in the state of Texas. These students will be working over the course of the next year to prepare the musical "Big Fish" to perform at next year's festival. Out of 35 cast members selected for the show, five are FMHS students. Congratulations to Tad Broadbent, Emily Weems, Chandler Sinks, Chad Sinks and Matthew Spretz.
Finally, FMHS' Thespian chapter was honored as one of four finalists, out of 100 troupes, for the prestigious Troupe of the Year award! Student officers interviewed for the award, as well as prepared and presented a 15-minute workshop at the festival. Although the troupe did not win the overall award, FMHS is very proud of these students for all their hard work and for setting such an incredible example for other thespian troupes to follow. FMHS thespian officers are President, Emma Blankenship; Vice President, Allison Pretzer; Secretary, Lindsay Bready; and Historian, Carley Gmitro.
 FMHS AFJROTC Clean Up Murrell Park
FMHS Kitty Hawk Air Society cadets (Air Force Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps Honor Society) started their break off by cleaning up Murrell Park in Flower Mound. The event was organized and led by Cadet Andrew LaGesse, who was joined by cadets Danesh Bam, Arsh Kumar, Sarah Pavlik and Mashroor Shafat. Way to go, cadets!
 Flower Mound Spelling Bee Liberty Elementary hosted the Flower Mound Feeder Pattern Spelling Bee Wednesday, Jan. 7. Congratulations to the 20 contestants who participated, as well as Champion Abhinav Muppidi from Forest Vista Elementary and Runner-Up Anvith Kowtha from McKamy Middle School! Good luck representing the Flower Mound feeder pattern in the LISD Spelling Bee contest.
Forestwood's Angel Tree Awesomeness
It was a record breaking year for Forestwood Middle School's very own Angel Tree program. This year, the school was able to purchase gifts for 66 LISD students. Overall and with the help of many faculty, staff, students and parents, the campus was able to raise $4,673.99. Way to look out and give back to your fellow LISD community, FWMS!
Forestwood Middle School Basketball Game Photos
To see pictures from some of Forestwood Middle School's boys' basketball games, click here.
 McKamy NJHS Angel Tree Amazingness
McKamy Middle School National Junior Honor Society was able to provide a family in need with pots and pans, sheets, silverware, clothes, plates and $350 right before the holiday season. In addition, the NJHS angel elves were able to sponsor 35 additional angels and provided multiple gifts for each of them. In total, MMS NJHS delivered two mini-van loads of gifts back to families in need in the LISD community! Way to look out for the LISD community and give back, MMS!
 Shadow Ridge Digital Holiday Display
Shadow Ridge Middle School 6th graders in Mrs. Koester's World Geography class created PicCollages to display how countries around the world celebrate the holidays in different ways! What a cool display, SRMS!
District Middle School Cross Country Meet
Congratulations to McKamy Middle School 7th and 8th grade boys' cross country teams for winning the 2014 District Championship Cross Country Meet! Also, congratulations to Shadow Ridge Middle School 7th grade girls' cross country team and MMS 8th grade girls' cross country team for both placing 3rd!
Shadow Ridge Yearbook Selected for National Sample Congratulations to Shadow Ridge Middle School! Its yearbook was selected as one of Balfour's National samples. Way to go SRMS, Yearbook team! Bluebonnet Wheels Away  Kindergartners in Ms. Powell's class used cars and trucks to explore how wheels roll when a ramp's height is adjusted. Bluebonnet Show Choir Performs  The Bluebonnet Elementary Show Choir had a wonderful time during their holiday field trip before the break, where they shared holiday joy and music with the residents at the Rosewood Assisted Living Center in Flower Mound and the patients at Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital of Flower Mound.  Bluebonnet Student's Art Moves on to National Reflections Contest
Congratulations to Bluebonnet 4th grader Cassidy Wong, who's artwork was recently recognized by the Texas State PTA Reflections art contest. Cassidy's entry "Color My World" was selected among one of five finalists in the state to move on to National PTA Reflections art contest! What an accomplishment and good luck, Cassidy!  Donald Decked the HallsDonald Elementary 4th graders decked the halls with multiple holiday-themed projects covering all content areas! One project was holiday-wreath book reports. Way to get in the holiday spirit, Donald!  Donald Classroom Featured on Nearpod Blog Congratulations to Donald Elementary 4th graders in Janet Dever's class, who were recently featured on Nearpod's blog utilizing the application Nearpod to run a Reader's Theater in class. Check it out here. Very engaging, Donald!  Garden Ridge Sings AwayCongratulations to Garden Ridge Elementary Gator Choir, who sang fabulously in a concert at MHS along with Forestwood Middle School and FMHS Chamber choirs. Way to go, Garden Ridge!
Liberty Elementary Named Common Sense Certified School
Liberty Elementary was recently named a Common Sense Certified School - an honor that recognizes efforts in teaching digital literacy and citizenship to young people and engaging the entire school community in this important discussion. This recognition is provided by Common Sense Education, part of a national nonprofit organization dedicated to improving the lives of kids and families by providing the trustworthy information, education and independent voice they need to thrive in a world of media and technology. Way to go, Liberty!
Liberty 2nd Grade Fireside Reading Tradition  Right before the holidays Liberty Elementary 2nd grade team participated in a fun reading tradition called "Fireside Reading." The event was a fun reading opportunity for students to wear pajamas to school and bring their favorite holiday book. During the day, teachers read the students' favorite books to them and students read to each other. In addition, they created a keepsake ornament and each student iced and decorated a giant gingerbread cookie.  Liberty Presents Award to LISD SuperintendentBefore the break, Liberty Elementary presented LISD Superintendent Dr. Stephen F. Waddell with a Chief Energy Officer Award!
Everything in 3-D
Old Settlers Elementary students had the opportunity to learn about the school's 3-D printer in Science Discovery! We cannot wait to see what you print, OSE!  Wellington Teacher Chosen by Region XI for TEA's Project Share Congratulations to Wellington Elementary 5th grade teacher Heather Cooper, who was recently chosen by Region XI to be the elementary math representative for Texas Education Agency (TEA)'s Project Share! This is an opportunity for Cooper to participate in a focus group on considerations for future professional development. As an experienced member of the education community, Cooper's feedback will be invaluable in determining needs regarding online professional development and supporting resources. Way to go, Heather!
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LISD Insights
Superintendent Speaks With Students for His Last Throwback Episode
This edition is LISD's last edition of "Insights" with Dr. Waddell. This episode is a bit of a "throwback Thursday" or #TBT with Dr. Waddell interviewing the first group of students who were highlighted in the very first episode four years ago. See how these elementary students have grown up!
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Jaguar Varsity Scoreboard
Scores from Flower Mound High School Sporting Events
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| | Boys' Basketball | 12/12 | Plano | W: 49-41 | | Boys' Basketball | 12/19 | Marcus | L: 77-89 | | Boys' Basketball | 12/26 | Allen | L: 47-63 | | Boys' Basketball | 12/29 | Richardson | L: 52-66 | | Boys' Basketball | 12/29 | Prosper | L: 42-61 | | Boys' Basketball | 12/20 | Lewisville | L: 47-54 | | Boys' Basketball | 12/23 | Hebron | W: 52-28 | | Boys' Basketball | 12/23 | Ranchview | L: 66-68 | | Boys' Basketball | 12/23 | Garland | W: 84-78 | | Boys' Basketball | 1/9 | Plano West | L: 53-63 | | Girls' Basketball | 12/13 | Plano | W: 62-44 | | Girls' Basketball | 12/9 | McKinney Boyd | W: 65-44 | | Girls' Basketball | 12/19 | Marcus | W: 41-35 | | Girls' Basketball | 12/26 | Allen | L: 34-36 | | Girls' Basketball | 12/20 | Lewisville | W: 56-38 | | Girls' Basketball | 12/23 | Hebron | W: 52-28 | | Girls' Basketball | 12/23 | Sachse | W: 62-52 | | Girls' Basketball | 1/9 | Plano West | L: 47-70 | | Boys' Dive | 12/12 | LISD Invitational | W: 34-33 | | Boys' Dive | 1/6 | Tri Meet | W: 19-6 | | Boys' Dive | 1/10 | Flower Mound Invite | 0-0 | | Girls' Dive | 12/12 | LISD Invitational | W: 17-15 | | Girls' Dive | 1/6 | Tri Meet | W: 15-6 | | Girls' Dive | 1/10 | Flower Mound Invite | 0-0 | | Swim | 12/13 | LISD Invitational | W: 1-0 | | Swim | 1/6 | Plano West, Jesuit and Ursaline | W: 1-0 | | Boys' Soccer | 12/19 | South Grand Prairie | W: 2-1 | | Boys' Soccer | 1/8 | Naaman Forest | W: 2-0 | | Boys' Soccer | 1/9 | E.P. Coronado | W: 3-0 | | Boys' Soccer | 1/10 | Burleson | W: 4-0 | | Girls' Soccer | 12/20 | Northwest | W: 1-0 | | Girls' Soccer | 1/6 | Trinity | W: 2-1 | | Girls' Soccer | 1/6 | Clements | W: 4-1 | | Girls' Soccer | 1/9 | Arlington Heights | W: 4-0 | | Girls' Soccer | 1/10 | Bishop Lynch | 1-1 | | Wrestling | 12/12 | Mid-America Nationals | 12th | | Wrestling | 12/19 | Lewisville Dual | W: 68-12 | | Wrestling | 12/20 | Grapevine Dual | 7th | | Wrestling | 1/10 | THSWCA Tournament | 10th place |
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Events & Announcements
What's Happening in Jaguar Nation?
 Focus on the Future Starfish Café Dates; Starfish Coffee Shop Now Open
Focus on the Future will host Starfish Café Jan. 14, 28, Feb. 11, 25, April 8, 15 and 29 at Purnell Support Center (136 W. Purnell St., Lewisville) from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Starfish Café is a student center business training program for young adults, ages 18-21, with significant disabilities that helps them gain meaningful employment skills in the restaurant and hospitality industries. They prepare four popular menu items (baked potato, chicken quesadilla, turkey club sandwich and grilled chicken Caesar salad) with a dessert and beverage choice for a $7 donation. All proceeds provide opportunities for developing new skills. For reservations, email starfishcreations@lisd.net. Also, Focus on the Future recently opened the Starfish Coffee Shop in the Purnell lobby. Watch a feature on NBC Channel 5 about it here, read an article in The Dallas Morning News about it here and see photos from the ribbon cutting here. Selections include freshly brewed coffees and teas, fresh baked cookies and muffins. Prices range from $1-$1.50 per item and hours are Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Southern Denton County's 22nd Annual MLK Celebration - Jan. 18
Southern Denton County's 22nd annual Martin Luther King, Jr. celebration will be held Sunday, Jan. 18 at 6:30 p.m. at Lewisville High School's Leo C. Stuver Auditorium. The event will include the highlighting of LISD students with musical and theatrical performances, as well as the distribution of artwork and essay awards. Winning pieces will be displayed at LISD's Bolin Administrative Center. The theme is "Diversity: Our Beloved Community" and the keynote speaker will be author, consultant and worldwide trainer Krish Dhanam. For more information, click here.
Dr. Waddell's Retirement Reception - Jan. 20
The community is invited to Dr. Waddell's Retirement Reception on Tuesday, Jan. 20 from 4-6 p.m. at Marcus 9th Grade Campus(5707A Morriss Road, Flower Mound). The formal presentation will begin at 5:15 p.m. More information
LISD High School Art Show - Jan. 23, 27-31 
The LISD High School Art show is here! Come and witness incredible artwork from LISD high school students at the MCL Grand Theater (100 North Charles Street, Lewisville). The opening reception is set for Jan. 23 from 7-9 p.m. The artwork will remain on display and open to the public Jan. 27-31 from 1-5 p.m.
FMHS Rosettes Dance Camp - Jan. 31
Join the FMHS Rosettes for their exciting dance camp Saturday, Jan. 31, 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. in the FMHS cafeteria (3411 Peters Colony Road, Flower Mound). The camp is open to all kindergartners through 8th graders who wish to join in on a day of drill team fun. During the camp, elementary campers will participate in songs, games and learn a dance routine. Middle school campers will learn about the Rosette tryout process and focus on skills, as well as learn a short kick routine. Registration is $30. To register, click here.
Wellington Spanish Immersion Parent Meeting - Jan. 20 and Feb. 4
Wellington Elementary will hold their Spanish Immersion Parent Meeting Tuesday, Jan. 20 at 6:30 p.m. and Wednesday, Feb. 4 at 6:30 p.m. in the cafeteria. This meeting is intended for parents who are interested in enrolling their child in Wellington's Spanish Immersion program for the 2015-2016 school year.
FMHS Theatre Presents The Little Mermaid - Feb. 5-8 
The Tony Award-nominated musical "The Little Mermaid" hits the FMHS stage Feb. 5-8 for five shows presented by the FMHS Performing Arts Department. Performances are scheduled Feb. 5 - 7 at 7 p.m. with a 2 p.m. matinee performance on Feb. 7 and a 2:30 p.m. matinee performance on Feb. 8. All performances will be staged at the FMHS Jack and Donna Clark Auditorium, located at 3411 Peters Colony Road, Flower Mound. Reserved seat tickets for the show are $15, $12 and $8. Ticket sales online at www.fmhstheatre.net.
LISD Student Film Festival Now Accepting Entries 
LISD is proud to announce the first annual district-wide Student Film Festival, an opportunity to provide students with an authentic audience for the synthesis of their learning through the medium of short films. Using their unique voices, students will express their passion, interests and knowledge through the creation of a video. Entries will be accepted through April 17, 2015. The event will be held May 29, 2015. More information
Interested in Community Events Happening in Your Area?
Visit the LISD Community Activities page to find upcoming events and activities for your family! Select your student's high school feeder pattern to see the events in that community. For groups that are interested in promoting activities can visit the LISD website www.lisd.net for additional information.
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Elizabeth Haas
West Zone Communications Coordinator1800 Timber Creek Road Flower Mound, Texas 75028
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