Mark your calendars for our next Parent Speaker Series event!
The Power of Showing Up: A Guide to Family Reconnection & Strong Foundations
Date: February 12
Time: 5:30 PM
Location: Legacy Ranch High School Cafeteria
Join us for an evening of insight & practical tips with Dove Salerno, LMFT from Sound Mind Integrative Psychotherapy.
During this informative session, we'll talk about:
How parenting shapes your child’s brain & relationships
4 key ways to build a strong, healthy foundation for your kids
Can’t make it in person? Catch the live stream on our YouTube page.
Proposed Book Purchases on Library Services Website (January 28 - February 16)
We will be uploading the most recent proposed book purchases for elementary, middle and high school to our Library Services website on Tuesday, January 28, 2025. These books will be posted for 20 days and if you would like to provide feedback or input on any of the books listed, we invite you to complete the Feedback Form that can be found on the website. After the books have been posted for 20 days, a committee, including campus and district staff, will review the comments to determine approval for purchasing.
Black History Month
As the month of February unfolds, we recognize and honor Black History Month. Black History Month is a time for reflection, celebration, and education. It provides us with an opportunity to acknowledge the invaluable contributions, achievements, and resilience of African Americans throughout history. Together, as a united and inclusive school community, we can make a difference and contribute to a society that values diversity, equality, and justice for all. Thank you, and let us embrace this Black History Month with open hearts and minds.
Career & Technical Education Month
February is CTE Month, and Liberty Hill ISD is celebrating the incredible impact of Career & Technical Education!
CTE plays a vital role in preparing our students for success beyond high school—whether they choose to enter the workforce, pursue higher education, or both. With hands-on learning, industry-specific courses, and real-world applications, CTE programs boost engagement and academic achievement.
At Liberty Hill ISD, we are proud to offer CTE pathways that connect students with local businesses, industry professionals, and dual-credit opportunities—ensuring they are college and career-ready.
Did you know? LHISD is growing at an Incredible Pace!
Liberty Hill ISD is growing at an incredible pace! Since 2020, our student population has more than doubled—a 104% increase in just a few years.
With nearly 10,000 students today, we’re projected to educate more than 13,300 students by 2028 and 18,000 students by 2033. As our community grows, so does the need for strong schools and resources to support every student’s success.
We’re proud to serve a thriving community and remain committed to providing the best education possible for every learner who walks through our doors.
All students will log into the Flex Securly system today. This is where they will sign up for any flex time activity. Students must select their Activity of choice by 11AM.
When students log into the Securly system, they should see all the options to choose from. If students sign up in that Activity, their attendance will be recorded by the host of that Activity. Students will be counted absent if they do not report to their chosen Activity.
If you have any questions about how to operate the Securly system, you can find the tutorials below. Some of these were shown during Flex last week and some might be new.
Code of Conduct
Every student is expected to follow the LHISD Dress Code & Student Code of Conduct everyday.
24-25 LHISD Student Code of Conduct
Here are some highlights of the dress code:
#5 -Students’ faces must not have any facial hair.
#6 - Piercings are allowed in the ears, but gauges are prohibited. A small nostril stud piercing is allowed but bridge and septum piercings are prohibited. All other facial piercings are prohibited.
This means that hoop nose rings are prohibited
#8 - Tops must meet the beltline and should not expose the midriff at any time.
#10 - Pants must be sized appropriately and worn at the natural waistline. Sagging pants and the revealing of underwear, undergarments or private areas is prohibited. Sleepwear, pajamas, and swimsuit bottoms or shorts are prohibited.
If students are out of dress code, Administration will ask the student to change. Change of clothes will be available in the front office. If dress code violations persists, students will be assigned additional consequences.
Lunch
Students will enjoy lunch based on the location of their 3rd and 7th period classes. All lunches are located in the cafeteria. Students are permitted to sit in the cafeteria, outside at the back tables, or in the library. Students are NOT permitted to leave campus during lunch.
- A Lunch: 11:55am - 12:30pm
Skyward Family Access allows you to:
view daily purchases;
see current food service balance;
select an option to receive an email reminder when a meal account balance has dropped below a set amount*;
deposit funds via credit/debit card or checking account via the RevTrack website;
submit a free/reduced meal application;
set limits for your student's ala carte/snack purchases.
Please note that cafeterias only accept cash or checks.
(*) Low and negative balances will be emailed weekly.
High School Breakfast Paid $1.95 Reduced $0.00 Adult $3.00
High School Lunch Paid $3.25 Reduced $0.40 Adult $4.50
Student Restroom Policy
Here are some important things for students to know about using the restroom at LRHS:
- There are 4 Different Student Restrooms at Legacy Ranch High School: Cafeteria, Upstairs Academic, Downstairs Academic, and Downstairs CTE.
- When students use the restroom during class, they will receive a LRHS hall pass.
- Students cannot use the restroom during the first 20 minutes or last 20 minutes of class.
- Students cannot bring their backpack or phone to the restroom during class. If there is a medical need students can discuss these exceptions with their teachers.
- Students are encouraged to use the restroom during passing period in order to maximize the time spent in class.
Bus Transporation
If your child will be riding a bus to and from school please make sure you sign up for a bus on the Transportation Website.
Please complete the following steps:
#1 - Registration form to receive bus services.
Link: 2024-2025 Bus Registration Form
(A form must be filled out for each student.)
#2 - The 1-time Smart Tag registration.
(Registering on the smart tag portal will be where we upload the bus#, stop location, & times of pick up and drop off, as well as adding people to release to for Kinder - 1st grade)
Link: Smart Tag Portal
#3 - Let the campus know when you would like your student to start riding, once step #1 & #2 are complete. Visit our Transportation Change Request page, and select the email for your campus.
To view your student/s bus route information, please use the following link for Smart Tag Parent Portal.
Showing up for school has a tremendous impact on a student's academic success. Even as children grow older and more independent, families play a key role in making sure students get to school every day. Making school a priority promotes your student's success in school.
What Can You Do?
- Talk about the importance of showing up for school every day.
- Help your student maintain daily routines, like completing homework and getting a good night's sleep.
- Promote good health habits.
- Monitor your Child's attendance and academic progress and seek support when needed..
Students are counted tardy if they arrive to a class in the first 10 minutes. After the first 10 minutes, students are counted absent.
It is the responsibility of the parent and student to cooperate and communicate with the school on all attendance matters.
Notes need to be turned in within 48 hours of student absence
Email or send notes to attendance office
All notes from parents/guardians should include the following: Full legal name of student - no nicknames please, student's ID number, date(s) of absence, reason for absence, parent's signature, and current date.
Students please review your attendance record weekly. All notes are due to the attendance office two days after the absence. If you have been marked absent by mistake, please have your teacher email the attendance office.
Hours Owed, Make-Up Hours, and Saturday School
In Section 25.092 of the Education code it states that a student may not be given credit for a class unless the student is in attendance for at least 90% of the days a class is offered. This part of the law is commonly referred to as the 90% Rule.
Students are in violation of the 90% Rule after missing 5 or more class periods in one or more classes in a Semester. ALL absences, including excused absences not exempted by the law count toward the 90% Rule.
To be awarded credit, your student must make arrangements with their assistant principal to make up time outside of the normal school hours. If the required hours are not made up within the established time, your student will have to repeat the course. Senior students will not participate in the May graduation ceremony if required hours are not made up prior to graduation day.
The Texas Education Code also requires that a student must meet the 90 percent requirement in order to obtain or renew a driver's license. Students must make up the required time and maintain good attendance for a 6 week period following their loss of credit.
Student can restore held credits by:
Attending Saturday School
Attending before or after school tutorials
Up to 50% of make up hours can be done by volunteering at a non profit organization (requires Assistant Principal pre approval)
*Note if a student has 10 or more days or partial days of unexcused absences, the student is considered truant and making up attendance hours does not eliminate the truancy.
Athletic Tickets
Each week fans can check here for ticket information:
This is a Multi-Sports pass option and here is the link:
Clear Bag Policy
A clear bag policy will be enforced for ALL Liberty Hill ISD athletic home events. Approved and non-approved types of bags are shown below.
Student Cell Phone & Headphone Use
Student cell phones and wireless headphones must be on silence/off and out of sight unless approved for educational use by their teachers from 8:35am -4:20PM
We will start allowing phones at lunch on a trial basis. This will start tomorrow and we will monitor if we need to pull back or allow phones during lunch moving forward.
We do encourage to remind your Wrangler that their phones are not to be out during class time unless approved for educational use by their teachers
Parent Square | Turn on Notifications!
We're all about staying CONNECTED, and we want to make sure you are too! Our district is stepping up its communication game with Parent Square (ONLY) – your one-stop hub for all things school-related!
If you haven't hopped on board yet, now's the perfect time to do it! Just head over to the app store, snag the Parent Square App, and dive right in! Get ready for a whole new level of engagement!
Why do we love Parent Square? Let us count the ways! Choose how you want to stay in the loop: emails, texts, app notifications – you name it! It's all about YOUR preferences. Plus, get this: you can decide whether you're all about that real-time update life or if you prefer a neat and tidy daily digest at 6:00 pm.
