Shoutout to the JB Nickells library for absolutely killing it with amazing activities this March! From a kitten class to a lego derby to a bilingual financial literacy class, there’s something for everyone. Don’t miss out—check out their schedule and join the fun!
Honored to have Luling ISD recognized at the Capitol in both the House & Senate! Superintendent Warren, Board President Conley, and Trustee Rios proudly represented us, advocating for the future of public education. Staying informed & engaged is key to making a difference!
Happening TODAY!
Special Education Parent Advisory Council Meeting
📅 Wednesday, Feb. 26 | ⏰ 4:30–5:30 PM
📍 Luling ISD Central Office
Join us to connect, collaborate, and support special education and 5o4 initiatives.
We look forward to seeing you there!
Hands-on learning in action! Our CTE students are taking their skills to the next level. Welding students are building a fully functional trailer, putting their craftsmanship and precision to the test. Coding students are coding a chessboard, sharpening their programming and problem-solving abilities. Barbering students are bringing their creativity to life by designing their own barbershop. These future professionals are proving that learning is more than just books—it’s about real-world experience, innovation, and career readiness! #LulingPrepare #LulingEmpower #LulingInspire
Congratulations to the Spotlight Students and Staff for February! The Spotlight Students are Charles McVay, a third grader at Shanklin, Adilynn Decamp, a sixth grader at Gerdes, and Shyann Vela a senior at LHS. Also, pictured are Ileana Rondan, our Spotlight student at LHS from December, and Mr. Corbin Patterson, Spotlight Staff member for February. #LulingPrepare #LulingEmpower #LulingInspire
In Ms. Segovia’s classroom, learning goes beyond math! While students collaboratively explore different types of quadrilaterals, they’re also building strong leadership skills. When a guest enters the room, a student-leader steps up to greet them with confidence and a handshake. Way to go, future leaders! #LulingLearns #LulingPrepare #LulingEmpower #LulingInspire
Food > Hunger Pains. Don’t let your stomach embarrass you in class—hit up the cafeteria for breakfast and lunch! Your brain (and your classmates) will thank you.
It’s that time again….Cheer Tryouts!
Sign up sheets are in the office. Last day to sign up will be Monday, February 24th. Mandatory parent & candidate meeting will be on Monday, February 24th at 6pm for high school candidates and Tuesday, February 25th at 6pm for jr. high candidates.
Let’s see your Eagle spirit! 💚🦅📣
Our 11th grade U.S. History students are discovering how even a simple peanut butter and jelly sandwich played a role in the Civil Rights Movement! Activists relied on PB&J as an affordable, high-energy meal that could be packed for long days of peaceful protests, marches, and sit-ins. It was more than just a snack—it fueled the fight for equality!
Learning history isn’t just about dates and events—it’s about the everyday moments that shaped a movement. #LulingLearns #LulingPrepare #LulingEmpower #LulingInspire
Get your 2025 Luling Eagle Baseball Gear!!!
Orders are being accepted through Monday, March 3rd.
Orders will ship directly to the buyer from BSN.
For more info or questions, please feel free to reach out to Coach Matthews at cory.matthews@luling.txed.net.
https://bsnteamsports.com/shop/DndfyFCeta
Your stomach called—it’s filing a missing food report. Don’t let it go hungry! Grab breakfast and lunch in the cafeteria before it starts growling in class.
Happy Valentine’s Day to our amazing staff! ♥️ To show our appreciation, we’ve brought in Tom's Coffee truck—every staff member gets a free drink on us! Enjoy your treat and have a great PD day!
We deeply appreciate the Caldwell County Area Go Texan organization for honoring our dedicated counselors and supporting local students. Since 2012, they have awarded over $1 million in scholarships to Caldwell County seniors, investing in their education and future success!
Special Education Parent Advisory Council Meeting
📅 Wednesday, Feb. 26 | ⏰ 4:30–5:30 PM
📍 Luling ISD Central Office
Parents and guardians, we invite you to connect, collaborate, and learn more about our shared commitment to supporting students in special education.
Hope to see you there!
We want to remind families about our Grab and Go breakfast cart at Shanklin Elementary! This cart features convenient K-12 compliant breakfast options for students who would like to bypass the cafeteria in the morning and head to an alternate destination. This is also a great option for students who may not arrive as early as others and risk missing instruction time if they stop at the cafeteria. At the Grab and Go cart, you can find individually wrapped cereal bars, whole grain animal crackers, dairy products like milk and string cheese, and a healthy fresh fruit option! Let's help our kiddos have a healthy meal each and every morning!
It's that time again Alumni! Dust off your equipment, and get you a fresh tube of joint cream ready so you can show these kids how it's done!
Registration Form:
https://tinyurl.com/2025AlumniRegistration
February is CTE Month! Join us in celebrating the incredible impact of Career & Technical Education.
This Thursday, don’t miss the CTE Law students taking on our First Responders in a friendly basketball showdown! Come out and support these future leaders!
Over the next few weeks, students will be taking spring district assessments for all STAAR/EOC tested subjects and AP courses. These assessments help our teachers measure student progress and identify areas where extra support can make a big difference. For specific testing dates and details, please check your campus newsletters. Let’s do our best, Eagles! #LulingLearns #LulingZeroQuit
Counselor Appreciation Week!! Today, we celebrated our incredible school counselors with a sweet treat to show our appreciation! Their dedication and support make a difference in our students’ lives every day. Thank you for all that you do!
The OnRamps US History’s students got to take a break from their college work to visit the Bob Bullock Museum! In observance of Black History Month, these students got to view the museum’s current showcased exhibit titled ‘A Better Life for Their Children.
This exhibit highlights the work of Booker T. Washington and Julius Rosenwald in creating nearly 5,000 schools to provide education to students affected by segregation throughout the South (one of which built in Luling itself)! In addition, they got to view artifacts and exhibits that highlight Texas history.
