Lubbock-Cooper High School

Newsletter for the week of March 10th

Half Day on Friday 3/14 - Lunch will be served at 12:00, buses run at 12:45

Support LCHS Orchestra on March 12th at Panda Express

LCHS Color Guard takes 2nd at NTCA Competition

LCHS Girls Bowling Team wins Regional Tournament - Headed to State!!!

Choirs Compete at UIL

UIL Choir Competition

The Non-Varsity Treble Choir earned Excellent ratings in Concert and Superior Ratings in Sight-Reading.

The Varsity Treble, Tenor-Bass, and Mixed Choirs each eared Superior Ratings, or Sweepstakes, in Concert and Sight-Reading

Non Varsity Treble Choir

Varsity Treble Choir

Tenor-Bass Choir

Unified Champion Schools Representatives go to Austin!

Unifed Students visit the Capital in Austin

Lubbock Cooper’s Unified Champion Schools representatives, Hayden Lowe and Jenna Loya, traveled to Austin with a Special Olympics delegation where they were recognized on the House floor and met with lawmakers to advocate for funding and support for Special Olympic programs across the state. They met with Lubbock’s own Dustin Burrows to share how Unified Programs have shaped their lives. It was an incredible day and an important step in promoting inclusion!

Sign your business up TODAY to be a part of the LCP Job and Career Fair!

SPC Dual Credit Fire Academy

Check out the flyer for an opportunity to join the SPC Dual Credit Fire Academy! This academy is taken senior year as a double-block course & prepares students for firefighting after graduation. Students must have their own transportation to get to and from the academy each day. Class meets each day, requiring a student to have 4 classes open in their schedule. Interested incoming seniors should see their counselor for a schedule change request.

Student Tech Application is now open!

We are thrilled to announce that the Lubbock-Cooper ISD Technology Department is now accepting applications for the 2025-2026 school year! We are looking for High School Students that are willing to work over the summer and during next school year.

**The Student Tech Application is now open!**
Interested students can apply by clicking the link: (https://url.lcisd.net/sta)

**Application and Interview Process:**
- We will contact applicants with the information they provide in the application to schedule an interview and a video will be also submitted. We do look at discipline, grades, and references.
- If selected, a schedule change to the Tech Work Program will be needed.

**Student Tech Work Program Details:**
- **Work Schedule:** Students must be able to work at least one, preferably two, class periods during the school year. Once selections are made, we will work with their counselor to get Tech Work on their schedule.
- **Transportation:** Reliable transportation is encouraged but not required. Student Techs are expected to work at all campus and district locations as needed.
- **Device Requirements:** A reliable smartphone or iPad to receive school/work-related emails, texts, & chats, and to access the time clock system is required.
- **Preferred Qualifications:** A valid driver’s license with a reliable and insured vehicle is preferred.

**Program Benefits:**
- **Credits Earned:**
- First Year: Computer Maintenance credit
- Second Year: Computer Technician credit
- Third Year: Telecommunications & Networking credit (for exceptional candidates)
- **Skills Developed:**
- Work independently and sometimes with a team
- Commitment to a full year of high-quality performance
- Assist with routine maintenance, cleaning, and upkeep of IT and A/V equipment
- Support Level 1 Technicians with Level 1 IT support and troubleshooting

**Ideal Candidates:**
Lubbock-Cooper Student Techs need to be trustworthy and reliable problem-solvers who can respond to IT issues in a solutions-oriented and friendly manner. They don’t have to know all the resolutions to IT issues, but they need to be willing and able to find the answers.

We are excited about the potential of this program and look forward to working with students who are passionate about technology.

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Scholarship Opportunity - Masonic Children & Family Services of Texas

Digital Safety Parent Night - March 25th at Central Office

Pirate Pride Band Boosters - Golf Tournament

Yearbooks Still on Sale - $90 Price will go up soon!!

Win a $500 Lululemon Gift Card! See Details Below

Prom is almost here!!

Prom Ticket Sales

Ticket sales start on Wednesday, March 26-Friday, April 4th during all lunches. You must bring your signed contract, and school issued badge to buy a ticket.

Prom contracts will be handed out on Tuesday, March 25th.

Lubbock-Cooper Education Foundation Fundraising Event

The Lubbock-Cooper Education Foundation and First United Bank are pleased to present Stoney LaRue with special guest Grant Gilbert on Thursday, April 24 at Cook's Garage! Serving as the Foundation's premier fundraising event, this annual spring concert has raised more than $1.5 million to date for Lubbock-Cooper students and teachers!

Tickets are on sale now! Click here to purchase yours today! If you are interested in a table sponsorship opportunity for this event, email lubbockcooperfoundation@gmail.com!

Dress Code Reminders

BSN Sideline Store - Get Your Pirate Gear Here!

Lubbock-Cooper Pirates - Lubbock, Texas - Sideline Store - BSN Sports

Lubbock-Cooper Pirates Sideline Store. Find customizable apparel, including t-shirts, sweatshirts, hats, and more merchandise and gear. -

sideline.bsnsports.com

Spring Exemption Requirements

Senior 2025 Dates to Remember

Mrs. Baird's Teachers on the Rise

SCHOOL POLICIES

Visitor Protocol

Bell Schedule

⏰This year's bell schedule times are a little different from last year; check out the image for the current schedule.

Attendance

Reporting Student Absences

Please visit the LCISD website for more information on student absences:

https://www.lcisd.net/page/attendance

Lunch Policies

Students must

Attend their assigned lunch and remain in the cafeteria commons for the full duration of their lunch period.
Scan their own badge to purchase lunch; the use of another student's badge or lunch number to purchase a lunch is forbidden.

Students can

Sit anywhere in the cafeteria commons or outside at the patio tables if weather permits.
Play games or listen to music on their cell phones, but students are not allowed to access any social media platform during this time.
Have a family member drop off a lunch for them in the front office.
Use the restrooms and water fountains located at the entry to the 400 hallway.

Students can NOT

Have Doordash, Uber Eats, or any other food delivery service bring them food outside of a family member.

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