I hope everyone enjoys their Winter Break! Please remember that our faculty and staff are taking time with their families, as well. If you send an email, please know they will respond in January when we all return.

Reminders:

Changes for Second Semester:

• Advisory: Beginning in January, all students will have an Advisory class period. It will show as 9th block, but it will actually be from 10:35-10:55. This may be a teacher the student already has, but it may not be. Attendance will be take in Advisory. All students are required to attend Advisory. Students with afternoon Ben Barber will only attend Advisory on their NON-Ben Barber days. Students with morning Ben Barber should be IN advisory by 10:35 or they are tardy.
• Morning Entry: We are having more and more students not removing the items from their bags before going through Evolv. This causes the search lines to back up and makes them late to class. Beginning in January, students need to arrive earlier to ensure they have time to get into the building in time for class. We need them to remove the items from their bags that may flag the Evolv machine. No passes will be written for students that come in right before the tardy bell and are late to class.
• Lockers: Historically, students have not wanted to have lockers issued to them on campus. With the changes in the building entry procedures, I believe more students may benefit from a locker on campus. If your student would like a locker for the 2nd semester, please complete THIS FORM.

Backpack Cleanout: Students, it's time for a backpack cleanout! Please take time to cleanout your backpack and remove anything you don't NEED for the school day. (Including old food and candy wrappers.)

Let's CELEBRATE! If you have had an experience with someone at Legacy and want to give them a "shout out", please send me their name and a brief explanation. We would love to make someone's day! My email address is stephaniebonneau@misdmail.org.

Questions? Please reach out to me at stephaniebonneau@misdmail.org and I will get your question to the right person.

Dec 20-Jan 7: Winter Break

Jan 20: Student & staff holiday

Feb 13: End of 4th six weeks

Feb 14: Student & staff holiday (bad weather make-up day)

Feb 17: Student & staff holiday

Girl's soccer is selling blankets! There are a variety of types, not just soccer ones. Two different sizes (50x60 & 60X80) and layouts (checkered or solid). All of it can be personalized too! Here is the link to put in your order! https://lhsbroncoblankets.itemorder.com/shop/product/45504582/ (Deadline for ordering is Friday, December 20th)

After we return from the Winter Break, we will start preparing for the 25-26 school year. Students will be shown the registration video in their history class the week of January 13th- 17th. Right now, students should be working in Xello to input or review their course requests for next school year. The counselors will be meeting individually with all students to review their course selections and course plans in Xello.

• Registration Information Presentation
• LHS Course Guide
• Ben Barber Course Guide

Baseball Tryouts will be held on January 17th from 6pm-8:30pm, January 18th from 9am-11am, and January 20th from 6pm-8:30pm.

All students wanting to try out need to sign up outside of Coach Danser's Classroom W315 and have a physical and all rankone paperwork completed with the school training staff. If you have any questions please contact Coach Kyle Mickles at KyleMickles@misdmail.org

Join us for the first-ever Mansfield ISD Innovation Expo! Our students will showcase their talents and creativity through digital projects in categories like Dynamic Storytelling, Digital Masterpieces, Smart Solutions, and Community Innovations. Celebrate student innovation and our district’s commitment to a collaborative, forward-thinking educational environment.

🎥 Watch our promo video to get a sneak peek of what to expect at the Innovation Expo.

💻 For more information, please visit our Innovation Expo webpage.

We look forward to seeing you there and supporting our students as they innovate and shine! ✨

Students Interested in Taking Dual Credit Courses through TCC for the 25-26 School Year:

Please click on the link below to enroll in the dual credit canvas course. Our on-campus dates for TSI testing will be January 24th, February 28th, April 3rd, and April 25th. Students must pass the TSI for ELA and/or Math to be eligible to take dual credit courses. Please complete the steps below so that you can be added to our testing list.

Note- this is for new dual credit students. Students currently taking dual credit courses do not need to complete these items.

• Enroll in the dual credit canvas course
• Complete your TCC application
• Email your counselor your TCC ID #
• Complete the Pre-Assessment Activity (PAA) and email your counselor your certificate

TSI testing spots fill up quickly so make sure and complete the steps above to be added to the list.

Dual Credit Interest Link & Canvas Course- Dual Credit Canvas Course

click the photo above to buy tickets!

“Become a Hero of the Hallways!”

Calling all dads and positive male role models! Legacy High School needs YOU to be the eyes, ears, and heart of our school for just one day a month or even a week. Did you know that 1 in 4 children in the U.S. grow up without a father figure at home? Kids without strong male role models are more likely to struggle academically, face behavioral issues, and are statistically more likely to drop out of school. Additionally, 85% of youth in prison grew up in a fatherless home, and 80% of school shooters come from similar backgrounds.

By volunteering a half or full day of your time, you can make a profound difference in the lives of our students. If just five of us commit to the same day each week, we could fill this calendar completely! Whether you can give time once a week or once a month, your presence can help create a positive and supportive environment for our students.

For any questions, please call or text Chad Lovell at 817.422.6122. Let’s step up and be the change our kids need! To sign up, please go to the following link

https://www.signupgenius.com/go/20F0C4CA9AF2AAAFE3-51617782-legacy

We are incredibly proud of our students and their sponsors, Leland Mallet and Rachel Dearinger!

The nation’s top scholastic yearbooks were recognized today by the National Scholastic Press Association, which announced 59 finalists in its annual Pacemaker competition.

“The Pacemaker is the association’s preeminent award,” Executive Director Laura Widmer said. “NSPA is honored to recognize the best of the best.” (click the link below to read the full article).

Pacemaker finalists will be honored and will receive plaques during a special recognition ceremony on Friday, April 25, at the JEA/NSPA Spring National High School Journalism Convention in Seattle.

At the beginning of the semester, Mr. Williams helped his Teen Leadership classes identify that we have 3 Unsung Hero groups that impact our campus in a major way. Those being our Custodians, Cafeteria Workers, and Bus Drivers. Over the past week, each of his classes recognized one of those groups. Each group was extremely appreciative.

Check here throughout the year for scholarship opportunities!

Click the photos above for more info!

Check out the MISD campus breakfast & lunch menus online. You can also download the Nutrislice app on your phone for quick access.

The Mansfield ISD Behavior Intervention Team has created a hub for families and staff members to assist in addressing student behaviors across all grade levels. Click the image below to access this "one-stop shop" to all things SEL!

Social and Emotional Learning in MISD is Relational Practices. Relational Practices assist in the ability to understand and manage emotions, set and achieve goals, feel and show empathy for others, establish and maintain positive relationships, and make responsible decisions. Along with our mission to support students, empower teachers, and collaborate with administrators, we want to partner with parents to meet the needs of your children at home. The purpose of this site is to provide resources and support as you navigate through the journey of raising kids in the 2020s. Click here to access the MISD Parent Hub for Social Emotional Learning.

As part of Vision 2030, MISD is helping students become life, college and career ready through our student scorecards. Ask your student to log into Edugence and see what they have been working on!

You can also get more information about our scorecards here.

Principal – Dr. Stephanie Bonneau
Academic Associate Principal – Mrs. Stephanie Monajami

Asst. Principal - Ms. Kristen Strickland [Last Names A-B]
Asst. Principal – Mr. Leonard Cousins [Last Names C-Gi]
Asst. Principal – Dr. Tiffany Kennedy [Last Names Gj-K]

Facilities Associate Principal – Mr. Pete Cavazos [Last Names L-Ok]
Asst. Principal – Mr. Greg Owens [Last Names Ol-Sl]

Asst. Principal - Ms. Courtney DeGray [Last Names Sm-Z]

Mrs. Dana Vorsino: last names A-B, lead counselor

Mrs. Haley White: last names C-Gi

Mrs. Angela Julius: last names Gj-K

Mrs. Lisa Fields: last names L-Ok

Mrs. Chatrina Chapman-Forte: last names Ol-Sl

Mrs. Jennifer Thomas: last names Sm-Z

Mrs. Amy Andra: Student Support Counselor

Attendance Clerks: Chrystal Miller and Janet Manning

Bookkeeper: Lisa Frampton

Help support your student get connected, stay connected, and be successful this school year by checking Skyward regularly for grades and attendance updates. Another way to stay connected to your student's classes and what's happening is through Canvas. View the PDF document below for more information on connecting to your student in Canvas.

Legacy High School Vision:

One nation united in student success.

Legacy High School Core Commitments:

• We will ensure all students learn at high levels.

• We will celebrate student successes.

• We will prepare students to be college, career, and life ready.

Website: legacy.mansfieldisd.org
Location: 1263 North Main Street, Mansfield, TX, USA
Phone: 682-314-0600