Elections for three positions on the Little Elm Town Council will be held on May 5, although eligible voters may vote during the two-week early voting period. Read on...
The District issued its first bond sale of $150 million on April 3 and was able to maximize the amount based on recent credit rating reports. Read on...
Elections for three positions on the Little Elm Town Council will be held on May 5, although eligible voters may vote during the two-week early voting period. Read on...
Conserving water, one of our most precious resources, is always a good idea and a habit that should become second nature, a fact that’s especially true over the 90-day period known as winter averaging. The calculation period starts on Nov. 15. Read on...
Third Annual Spring Art Show, traveling Theatre Troupe, a visit from the Dallas Zoo, Lobo Tennis to be represented at State, and much more! Take a look at what's been going on around the District this week! Read on...
Fourth graders from Little Elm ISD’s Hackberry Elementary traveled to Austin on an Education in Action Discover Texas Field Trip April 13, 2018 to experience what they are learning in fourth grade Texas History. Read on...
Students recognized for their kindness, Daisy the Duck takes up residency at Zellars, teachers receive Lobo Honors Awards, and so much more! Take a look at what's been going on around the District this week! Read on...
Lakeside Middle School Cheer Coach Deb Kirby and her cheer squad of 16 girls are still grinning from ear--to-ear after winning at the Cheer Star Nationals. Read on...
The District issued its first bond sale of $150 million on April 3 and was able to maximize the amount based on recent credit rating reports. Read on...
All fourth and fifth graders attending a Little Elm ISD school will have STEM Education as part of their curriculum next school year at every elementary campus. Read on...
The Little Elm ISD Education Foundation hand-delivered certificates and a special invitation to the Lobo Honors Award dinner to 11 winning Little Elm ISD teachers. They were each nominated by a student who felt they deserved the honor. Read on...
Celebrating paraprofessionals, thanking CoServ, a visit to Legoland, and more! Take a look at what's been going on around the District this week! Read on...
For the first time in Little Elm ISD, seven Chavez Elementary students, called the “Power of 7,” have advanced to Global Finals after competing at the state Destination Imagination, or DI, tournament held in Mansfield ISD over the weekend. Read on...
Saturday camp, robotics competition, state qualifiers, Triple E Award winner, and much more! Take a look at what's been going on around the District this week! Read on...
The Little Elm ISD Education Foundation’s Inaugural Dinner is fast approaching. Come have dinner at Little Elm High School and tickle your taste buds with food prepared by renowned Chef, Wade Burch, and the Little Elm High School Culinary students. Read on...
Makerspace collaboration, soccer playoff berth, helping out around the community, and much more! Take a look at what our Lobos have been up to this week! Read on...
Anticipation is growing as Little Elm ISD prepares to host its 12th Annual Special Olympics Track and Field Meet on Thursday, April 26, 2018. Read on...
Little Elm ISD is pleased to announce Doug Sevier in his new role as Director for Curriculum and Learning with the District. He has spent the last two years as Principal at Chavez Elementary. Read on...
Every two years, The University Interscholastic League reviews Texas high school enrollments numbers to determine District classification. Little Elm is back in the company of a few familiar high schools. Read on...
When students guide the parent-teacher conference, they take ownership of their learning. Lakeview Elementary fifth-grade teacher Kim Crawford experienced it first hand with her own child in a different district. Read on...
January is School Board Recognition Month and Little Elm ISD is joining other districts across the state to thank these community volunteers for their commitment and contributions to our public schools. Read on...
Why is Little Elm ISD so great? We have so many reasons to be #loboproud. Seven days, seven ways #WeAreLittleElm told with pictures and short stories. Day 3. LiiNK Read on...
When the District is faced with so many needs, how do you prioritize projects keeping students' success as the focus? Long Range Facilities Planning Committee Members considered a prioritization process that helped assess the needs. Read More
Girls Operating as Leaders, or GOALS, as they call themselves are hoping to create a group of young leaders to help influence the culture at LMS. Read More
