At the end of each school year, Superintendent Bryant honors one district employee with the Pulling for Kids Award. This great honor is reserved for a person who provides exemplary service to students, takes great pride in their work, and, through their dedication, has made our schools better.
The 2023 Pulling for Kids Award recipient is LCISD Custodial Supervisor Ed Roberts. Ed was recognized during our End of Year Convocation, where his family was on-hand to surprise him!
Superintendent Bryant shared the following:
"Ed Roberts ensures that our learning environment sparkles. He and his team keep our facilities in tip-top shape.
Two and a half years ago, in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, it was through Ed's commitment that we were able to safely bring students and staff back into our school buildings, minimizing learning loss and once again providing the many resources our students rely upon while at school.
Ed began working at LCISD at 2:00 p.m. on August 21, 1995. (Our record isn't quite so specific, but this district is so important to him that he knows the time he was hired.) He began as a custodian, and was later promoted to the evening custodial supervisor. Now, he is our District Custodial Supervisor. Ed deals with the parts of school life that most others will not or can not, and he does it with helpfulness, thoughtfulness, and joy in his heart.
As a leader, he enjoys helping others learn and succeed. He takes great pride in his work, and also in the employees in his department. His knowledge and wisdom are unsurpassed, and I don't know that I've ever met a person so committed to ensuring students, staff, and visitors enter clean, shining school buildings. He is deeply committed to his own family and his LCP family.
EVERY person at LCISD has benefited greatly from the outstanding job he does. Ed serves our district with great respect, compassion, and the heart of a servant."
When you've put in a combined 224 years of service to LCISD (even more when accounting for previous positions), you've earned some R&R! We honored our retirees with the traditional LCP Family rocking chairs, and we wish them all the rest and relaxation they deserve!
Congratulations to the 2023 Lubbock-Cooper ISD Educators of the Year, as voted by campus faculty and staff!
Lubbock-Cooper High School - Laci Talerico
New Hope Academy - Carla Backus
Laura Bush Middle School - Jessica Brown
Lubbock-Cooper Middle School - Patty Ochoa
Central Elementary - Lindsay Becker
East Elementary - Melissa Francis
North Elementary - Hannah Everitt
South Elementary - Jessica Nichols
West Elementary - Veronica Perez
We honored employee years of service ranging from five years to 50 years at our annual End of Year Convocation! Awardees represented a combined 1,495 years of service to Lubbock-Cooper ISD!
Pirate Baseball vs Argyle ⚾🏆 REGIONAL FINAL
GAME 1
⏰ 4:00 pm
🗓 Thu. June 1
📍ACU
GAME 2
⏰ 1:00 pm
🗓 Fri. June 2
📍ACU
GAME 3
⏰ 1:00 pm
🗓 Sat. June 3
📍ACU
📺 youtube.com/lcisdathletics (Please ignore spam streaming links.)
LCISD's New Hope Academy will host Adult GED classes beginning Thursday, July 6. Classes will be held from 6:00-9:00 p.m. on Tuesday and Thursday evenings at New Hope Academy (12011 Kenosha Avenue). The program is for adults 21 or older. This opportunity is sponsored by Lubbock-Cooper ISD and Region 17 Adult Education, and all materials and curriculum are free of charge.
If you or someone that you know is interested in working toward an Adult GED, please complete the survey.
https://forms.gle/CbWZJpFZcta1h7b6A
"As we express our gratitude, we must never forget that the highest appreciation is not to utter the words, but to live by them.” - President John F. Kennedy
This Memorial Day, and every day, we thank the men and women who have made the ultimate sacrifice to protect our freedom!
“Never underestimate the heart of a Pirate.”
The Pirates defeat No. 1 Grapevine to advance to the REGIONAL FINALS!
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The Texas Department of Agriculture offers FREE summer meals for children beginning June 1! Call 2-1-1, Text FOOD to 304-304, or visit summerfood.org to find the meal site closest to you!
Summer is just days away, and several Lubbock-Cooper teams and organizations have summer camp opportunities for LCISD students! Visit https://www.lcisd.net/page/summercamps for a list of district summer camp offerings!
The Texas Interscholastic Swimming Coaches Association (TISCA) has announced the 2022-23 All-State Swimming & Diving teams, and two Pirates have received top honors!
Congratulations to Kyler Beights (first team - 200 free, 500 free) and Luke Juels (second team - diving)!
Watch the baseball Regional Semifinal series live at www.youtube.com/lcisdathletics!
Pirate Baseball vs Grapevine ⚾🏆 Regional Semifinal
GAME 1
⏰ 7:00 pm
🗓 Fri. May 26
📍Tarleton State
GAME 2
⏰ 12:00 pm
🗓 Sat. May 27
📍Tarleton State
Game 3 will be 30 minutes after Game 2.
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It's a big week for the LCP family, as we celebrate our Lubbock-Cooper High School and New Hope Academy graduates!
New Hope Academy Spring Commencement
7:00 p.m. Tuesday, May 23
LCISD Performing Arts Center
Lubbock-Cooper High School 2023 Commencement
7:00 p.m. Thursday, May 25
United Supermarkets Arena on the TTU Campus
(Live streamed at https://youtube.com/live/NcmRE4I57ko?feature=share)
We had the privilege of recognizing our LCISD Police Department during National Police Week, but we are so grateful for these men and women all year long! Not only do they sacrifice to protect and serve our schools, they are part of our LCP family! Thank you, LCISD Police!
The Pirates are Regional Quarterfinal Champions! ⚾️🏆
Each year, LCHS art teacher Mr. Kennedy creates bowls and trinket dishes for graduating seniors. He uses school colors and imprints them with the year, giving art students a treasured memento of their high school experience!
With the support of a grant from the Lubbock-Cooper Education Foundation, Mrs. Brown's LBMS 7th grade Honors RLA students collaborated to publish their essays, poetry, and short stories in an anthology! Students celebrated their growth as writers with a book-signing party!
LCHS Senior Spanish Club members received their graduation cords and celebrated with a special meal this week!
Our NEW orchestra showgroup, Fantasia, performed for LCISD fourth and fifth grade students this week! The show featured hits from Michael Jackson, The Super Mario Bros. Movie, and even the King of Western Swing himself, Bob Wills!