Exciting things are happening at the JB Nickells Memorial Library this May! Explore their full calendar of events — fun for all ages!
You can’t spell “legendary” without “lunch.”
Fuel up with breakfast and lunch in the cafeteria — greatness (and good moods) start with a full stomach!
We’re excited to shine the spotlight on our incredible students and staff for the month of April! These individuals go above and beyond every day, showing kindness, leadership, hard work, and a positive spirit that inspires everyone around them! Congratulations to Shanklin Elementary student Maelynn Mercier, Gerdes JH student Maisley Welch, LHS student Jovanni Rodriguez-Parga, and Instructional Coach Rebecca Bohac!
🎉🏅 Luling ISD’s First Annual Special Olympics is COMING SOON! 🏅🎉
Hosted by our amazing Special Education Parent Advisory Council (SEPAC)!
We’re thrilled to invite ALL special education-eligible students in Luling ISD to participate in this exciting day of celebration, inclusion, and athletic fun!
When: Saturday, May 3rd 9:30 to 12:30
Where: Luling Eagle Stadium
Families and community members—WE NEED YOU!
Come cheer, support, and volunteer to make this event unforgettable for our athletes. From helping at stations to cheering in the stands, there’s a place for everyone to get involved!
Let’s come together as one Luling family to lift up our students, showcase their incredible abilities, and celebrate the power of inclusion! 🦅
To register your student, or sign up as a volunteer check out the QR codes above!
#LulingISD #SEPAC #InclusionMatters #EaglePride #CelebrateAllAbilities #CommunityStrong
FRIDAY DEADLINE!
Don't miss your chance to buy tickets for the Athletic Banquet! Come out and help us celebrate our student athletes. Everyone 3 years old and above need a ticket to enter!
Today was our Annual Pre-K Color Run, and WOW — what a blast! Our little runners showed up with big energy and even bigger smiles. From the colorful clouds of powder to the cheering crowd of parents and teachers, every moment was full of laughter, joy, and just a little bit of mess!
Think you can survive the day on vibes alone? Bold.
Grab breakfast and lunch in the cafeteria—because hunger isn’t a personality trait.
Happy Easter from all of us at Luling ISD!
Ms. Kersh's class has been digging into Up in the Garden and Down in the Dirt by Kate Messner—and what a journey it's been! This beautiful story opened their eyes to the magic happening above and below the garden soil. After reading, students brought the pages to life by creating a vibrant mural that captures the creatures, plants, and wonders of the garden world. #LulingLearns
No school on Good Friday or Easter Monday! Enjoy the long weekend and maybe eat a little too much chocolate. See everyone back on Tuesday.
STAAR Camp is in full swing at Shanklin! From reading adventures to math missions and science explorations, students are diving into exciting activities that build confidence and sharpen their skills. Teachers are guiding them every step of the way with creativity, encouragement, and a whole lot of camp spirit! Let’s cheer on our campers as they prepare to shine bright on the STAAR test! You've got this, scholars! #LulingPrepare #LulingEmpower #LulingInspire
In 2003, our community experienced a tragic event that left a lasting impact. During a morning cross country practice, four student runners were struck by a vehicle. One of those runners, Leonel Roberto Morales, lost his life.
Leonel was a dedicated athlete, a beloved teammate, and a young man full of promise. His memory continues to live on in the hearts of those who knew him and through the strength and resilience of our community.
A plaque was originally placed to honor Leonel’s life and legacy. Over time, weather and the elements took their toll on that memorial. We are proud to share that a new plaque has been created, and we invite the community to come together once again to remember and honor Leonel.
Thursday, April 17th at 6pm in front of Luling HS.
This ceremony is a chance to recognize Leonel’s spirit, support those still affected by that day, and reaffirm our commitment to remembering those we have lost.
Please join us as we unveil the new plaque and continue to keep Leonel Roberto Morales in our thoughts and hearts.
Huge thanks to Captain Kirk Kuykendoll of the Caldwell County Sheriff's Office and Eddy Perez from SH 130 Concession Company for generously donating 10 new traffic cones to Shanklin Elementary! Your support helps keep our students safe and our school running smoothly!
Cafeteria food: the original brain power-up. 🍳🎮
Don’t skip breakfast and lunch unless you want to fight hunger like it’s Level 99.
Shoutout to our incredible Assistant Principals during #NationalAPWeek!
We are incredibly grateful for our amazing APs who lead with heart, support students and staff, and make a difference every single day. We appreciate all that you do—today and every day!
The Scholastic Book Fair is here at Shanklin this week! Get ready to discover a world of imagination, adventure, and fun—one book at a time! Whether your child loves graphic novels, mysteries, science books, or classic stories, there’s something for every young reader to enjoy. Every purchase helps support our school and encourages a lifelong love of reading. Come visit and stock up on some great reads!
It's Book Fair Week at Shanklin Elementary! Students have the opportunity to shop all week and buy some really fun books to read! OR...stop by tomorrow night during our Spring Fest/Bike Rodeo and book fair will be open from 5:00-6:30 pm!
PSA: Your stomach is not an instrument. Avoid the awkward growls—grab breakfast and lunch in the cafeteria! Your brain (and your classmates) will appreciate it.
Shanklin Elementary Student Council participated in the HEB School Bag Recycling Challenge in the month of March. They would like to thank everyone who donated bags to their cause. The council was competing against other schools from around the state. HEB will be letting us know if we are one of the top winners next week!! We collected a total of 7 huge bags filled with bags!
Today was a long awaited day for the students of Shanklin Elementary. Mrs. Meshell gave the students from kinder to 5th grade an incentive to complete as many lessons as possible on Imagine Math. It was a close race but the winning grade levels with the most lessons completed were : Kindergarten!!! & 3rd Grade!!!
And what was the incentive....Both grade levels were allowed to tape their principal, Mrs. Meshell to the wall!! Mrs. Meshell receive some extra decorations that made her look awesome while taped to the wall. Gig'em Aggies!!
