Please Note: Our Sports Schedules sometimes change. There are some changes to this week's schedule since the Week at a Glance was published. As of 9/22, this schedule is correct. 

Monday, September 22, 2025 - B Day

Tuesday, September 23. 2025 - A Day

• Education Technology Day
• Volleyball JV vs LBJ HS-5 PM-HOME
• Volleyball Varsity vs LBJ-6:30 PM-HOME

Wednesday, September 24, 2025 - B Day 

• Football JV Blue vs Brenham HS-5 PM-HOME
• Football Freshman Gold @ Brenham HS-5 PM-AWAY
• Football Freshman Navy @ Brenham HS-6:30 PM-AWAY

Thursday, September 25, 2025 - A Day

• Tennis vs Marble Falls HS-4 PM-HOME

Friday, September 26, 2025-NO SCHOOL

• Student/Staff Holiday
• National Teaching Assistant's Day
• Volleyball Varsity vs Manor New Tech HS-5 PM-AWAY
• Volleyball JV vs Manor New Tech HS-6 PM - AWAY
• Volleyball Freshman vs Manor New Tech HS-6 PM-AWAY

Saturday, September 27, 2025

• Cross Country @ Marble Falls HS-7 AM-AWAY
• Choir TMEA Region Auditions-AWAY Gatesville HS

Monday, September 29, 2025-B Day

Tuesday, September 30, 2025-A Day

• Volleyball Freshman vs Northeast HS-5:30 PM-HOME Aux Gym
• Volleyball JV vs Northeast HS-5:30 PM-Home Main Gym
• Volleyball Varsity vs Northeast HS-6:30 PM-HOME Main Gym

Wednesday, October 1, 2025-B Day

National Principals' Month

Thursday, October 2, 2025-A Day

Custodian Appreciation Day

• Football Freshman Gold vs Llano-5 PM-Home
• Football Freshman Navy vs Richmond Tomas-5 PM-AWAY Brenham Cub Stadium
• Football JV Blue vs Richmond Tomas-6:30 PM-AWAY Brenham Cub Stadium

Friday, October 3, 2025-NO SCHOOL

• Student Holiday/Staff Development
• Volleyball Varsity vs Lago Vista HS-4:30 PM-Away
• Volleyball Freshman & JV vs Lago Vista HS-5:30 PM - Away

Saturday, October 4, 2025

• Vista Ridge Marching Band Festival-AWAY Gupton Stadium

This year counselors are working to teach students about mental health and how to seek help if they are worried about themselves or a friend. We are using a program called SOS Signs of Suicide. The program teaches students about this difficult topic and encourages them to seek help.

Presentations will take place on the following days Monday September, 29th- Thursday, October 2nd during FLEX time . If you wish for your child to not participate in the lesson, please complete this SOS Opt-out form.  For more information about this program please follow the link below:

LRHS Suicide Prevention Presentation Letter

More information about Homecoming will be shared at the end of the week. 

Stay tuned and get excited!

The most recent proposed book purchases for elementary and secondary are posted on our Library Services Website.

In accordance with Senate Bill 13 and Board Policy EF(B), proposed library books are posted for 30 days prior to Board approval. If you would like to provide feedback or input on any of the books listed, we invite you to complete the Feedback Form that can be found on the website. 

At the conclusion of the 30 day posting period, a committee, including campus and district staff, will review the comments submitted to determine which books will be presented to the LHISD School Board for approval at the October 20th Board Meeting.

Liberty Hill ISD is proud of our award-winning finance team and their continued commitment to transparency and fiscal responsibility.

The 2025 Efficiency Audit Report, conducted by independent firm MoakCasey, is now available. Along with the full report, you can also watch a video presentation by MoakCasey at the link below.

View the report and presentation here https://www.lhvotes.com/efficiency-audit.

This is the perfect to get signed up to vote in the November election. The deadline to register to vote is October 6th.

You can pick up a voter registration card at the Liberty Hill ISD Administration offices at 301 Forrest Street. Fill it out and leave it for us to return for you.

Learn more about the school funding election here: www.LHvotes.com

Learn more about the November ballot locations and times here: https://www.wilcotx.gov/185/Elections

Dear Liberty Hill ISD Parents and Guardians,

We have received many questions regarding transportation and maintenance — especially about bus routes, delays, combined routes, the pace of work orders, and groundskeeping.

As our community grows, the demand on these departments has grown significantly, while staffing has remained the same as it was years ago.

Our teams are working tirelessly to keep services running, often stepping in to cover roles outside their normal responsibilities to ensure that students and campuses are supported.

We appreciate your patience and understanding as Liberty Hill ISD continues to navigate this growth. Please know that safety and service remain our top priorities, and we are committed to meeting the needs of our students and families in the most effective way possible.

Sincerely,
Dustin Akin
Executive Director of Construction, Maintenance, Facilities, and Transportation

With the continued growth in Liberty Hill ISD and the opening of new schools on the horizon, we will be launching an AttendanceIt Boundary Committee this fall. We are seeking two to three parents from each campus to serve on this important committee.

The total time commitment is approximately 4–5 hours over the next few months, with meetings scheduled in both the mornings and afternoons.

If you are interested in serving, please complete and submit this form by 5 p.m. on Wednesday, Sept. 17, 2025. While we may not be able to include every volunteer, we will strive to ensure broad representation from across our school communities. Selected participants will be contacted directly with more information.

The innovative calendar kicks off this Friday in Liberty Hill ISD. Make sure you have these dates marked in your calendar.

To get a copy of the innovative calendar, click here: https://www.libertyhill.txed.net/134024_2

Want to know more about school finance? Confused about bond dollars and teacher shortage? Don't know much about M&O or I&S? Wondering how your home is taxed? Seeing talk of a VATRE on Facebook and not sure what it means for your household budget?

Join us for a Taxpayer Tuesday session with Liberty Hill ISD Chief Financial Officer Rosanna Guerrero. These sessions are for you, the taxpayers, to understand school finance and ask the questions you have!

Sessions are being offered in the mornings, over the lunch hour and in the evenings every Tuesday, September 9 - October 28.

See dates, locations and reserve your seat here: https://www.lhvotes.com/taxpayer-tuesdays

Proposition A would provide $10.9M of additional funding in perpetuity for the district's Maintenance & Operations budget to fund:

• Student Programs
• Teacher and Staff Retention
• Safety and Security

Learn more at our Proposition A webpage at https://LHVotes.com.

Election season is approaching, and it is important to be prepared. Make sure your voter registration is up to date so there are no surprises when it is time to cast your ballot.

Check your status today at https://VoteTexas.gov.

The Liberty Hill ISD Board of Trustees has appointed Jamie Etzkorn to serve as the new Place 4 trustee.

A proud Liberty Hill ISD parent and dedicated community leader, Mrs. Etzkorn has spent more than a decade serving our schools through PTO leadership, booster club support, district committees, and volunteer work. She also serves as an Associate Judge in Williamson County and has held leadership roles in local nonprofit and civic organizations.

Please join us in welcoming Jamie Etzkorn to the LHISD Board of Trustees!

Read more about her appointment here https://www.parentsquare.com/feeds/58500930

Registration for the 2nd Annual Jingle Bell 5K & 1K Fun Run is now open! Join your community on December 13th running through the Santa Rita Ranch neighborhood that morning and then enjoy the Christmas Festival that evening. Proceeds from this event benefit not only the Liberty Hill ISD Education Foundation, but also the PE department or activity fund of LHISD schools.

Learn more and register your family here: https://www.lhisdeducationfoundation.org/jingle-bell-5k

Need child care on Professional Development Fridays? Liberty Hill ISD offers Friday Only Child Care with full-day supervision from 7:00 A.M. – 6:00 P.M. Students will enjoy a safe, nurturing, and engaging environment while school is out.

Cost: $38 per student, per day (reduced rates available for those who qualify)

Students bring their own lunch and two snacks (cafeteria closed)

Families choose only the dates needed (listed on the flyer)

Campus location may vary depending on enrollment

Flexible attendance—drop off/pick up during the day as needed

Space is limited, so register early!

https://libertyhillisd.revtrak.net/rw-panther-extended-care/

Note: Students already enrolled in After School Panther Extended Care should not register here. The YMCA will also offer Friday care at Tierra Rosa Elementary — Learn More Here: https://bit.ly/YFridays.

Starting Sept. 1, 2025, reduced-price meals in Texas public schools will now be free under new state legislation.

Families who qualify through the 2025–26 Benefits Application will receive breakfast and lunch at no cost.

From Aug. 12–31, reduced-price meals were still charged at $0.40; any balance from that time remains the family’s responsibility.

Each student receives one free entrée per meal, plus unlimited fruits and veggies.

REMINDER FOR CURRENT BENEFICIARIES: The 30-day rollover for expiring benefits ends Sept. 16. Even if your child qualified last year, you must reapply this year to continue receiving benefits. Beginning Sept. 18, meal charges will apply if a new application has not been approved.

Learn More and Apply today: https://www.libertyhill.txed.net/cns

LRHS Homecoming Parade October 6, 2025.

The previous calendar had the wrong date listed. 

1. Doors open at 7:30 am
2. First Bell rings at 7:50 am
3. Students who arrive before 7:50 am will wait in the cafeteria. Breakfast will be served
4. School day begins at 8:00 am every day.
5. School day ends at 3:50 pm every day.

Every student is expected to follow the LHISD Dress Code & Student Code of Conduct everyday.

2025 - 2026 Student Code of Conduct

2025 - 2026 Dress Code

Here are some highlights of the dress code:

#5 -Students’ faces must not have any facial hair.

#6 - Piercings are allowed in the ears, but gauges are prohibited. A small nostril stud piercing is allowed but bridge and septum piercings are prohibited. All other facial piercings are prohibited.

This means that hoop nose rings are prohibited

#8 - Tops must meet the beltline and should not expose the midriff at any time.

If students are out of dress code, the Administration will ask the student to change. If dress code violations persist, students will be assigned additional consequences.

Students will enjoy lunch based on the location of their 3rd and 7th period classes. All lunches are located in the cafeteria. Students are permitted to sit in the cafeteria tables, on the porch or in the library. Students are NOT permitted to leave campus during lunch.

• B Lunch: 12:05 pm - 12:35 pm
• C Lunch: 12:55 pm - 1:25 pm

Meals and a la carte items are available for purchase in the cafeteria. If you would like to add money to your student’s account, please visit the Skyward Parent Portal.

In accordance with newly passed legislation (SB12), the District must notify parents of school counseling services and give parents the opportunity to opt out before those services are provided to their child. Consent and opt-out selection given through this form is effective during the current school year unless rescinded earlier. Please read more information and complete the LRHS Consent Form at the link below:

LRHS SB12 Parent Letter

The State of Texas now requires parental/guardian consent before a student may participate in any school club. At LRHS, we offer many different clubs, and we understand that completing a separate consent form for each one could be overwhelming.

To make the process easier, we will be using the LRHS CLUB PERMISSION FORM, completed by a parent/guardian, for students to participate in any club. In order for your student to participate in clubs at LRHS, you must fill out the permission form. It is important that a parent/guardian fills this form out and not a student.

In accordance with the *new* Texas Senate Bill 12, Liberty Hill ISD is providing this notice to inform you of the health-related services available to students during the upcoming school year. SB 12 specifically states that parents must now provide consent for their child to receive any nursing or medical services at school. This includes routine care such as temperature checks, administering over-the-counter medication, or basic first aid. As part of this new mandate, parents have the opportunity to opt in or opt out of campus-based health-related services for their child.

To comply with legislative requirements, we ask that you acknowledge receipt of this notice by completing the form at the following link: 2025-2026 Health Services Annual Parent/Guardian Consent

If you choose to opt out of these services, and your child becomes ill or sustains an injury during the school day, the campus nurse will not be permitted to assess or provide care.

Emergency Situations: In the event of an emergency or if someone requires life-saving measures, staff are authorized to provide assistance to the student.

Services that campuses may include (but are not limited to):

• Acute Care: Providing immediate care for illnesses and non- life threatening injuries. (i.e, taking temperature, cleansing a scrape & applying a bandaid, assessing stomach ache, headaches)

• Chronic Disease Management: Assisting students with chronic conditions like asthma or diabetes in managing their health, administering medications, and developing individualized healthcare plans (IHPs).

• Medication Administration: Administering both prescribed and over-the-counter medications as per the physician's orders and with parental consent.

• Preventive Care: Providing or coordinating preventive care, like state-required immunization reminders and resources.

• Promote health education on topics like nutrition and hygiene.

• Care Coordination: Collaborating with physicians, families, and school staff to ensure comprehensive care, advocacy, and communicating health information effectively. (i.e., ensuring all staff are aware of the child's medical needs and the support needed throughout the school day).

• Health Education: Educating students and parents on various health topics, including disease prevention, healthy lifestyles, and managing chronic conditions.

• Mental Health Support: Provide first-aid care and crisis intervention, then partner with and transfer care to the campus counseling department for further support if warranted.

• Identifying and Addressing Health Barriers to Learning: Recognizing health problems that may be impeding a student's educational progress and partnering with education staff in developing plans to address them. (i.e, participating, advocating in IEP/504 meetings)

• Referrals to Community Resources: Connecting students and families with community healthcare providers and social services.

If you have questions about the health‑related services available at your child’s campus or wish to request additional information, please contact us at healthservices@libertyhill.txed.net

We remain committed to supporting your child’s health, safety, and well-being in partnership with you.

For just $25, this lifetime membership pass gives fans aged 60+ free admission to LHISD home athletic events (excluding playoffs and tournaments).

Must be 60 or older

Must live within LHISD boundaries OR have an immediate family member in LHISD athletics

Non-transferable; valid for one person

Pick up passes at the LHISD Administration Building (301 Forrest Street). ID required.

Learn more or purchase here: https://bit.ly/LHISDGoldCard

A clear bag policy will be enforced for ALL Liberty Hill ISD athletic home events. Approved and non-approved types of bags are shown below.

Click here to view the LHISD Clear Bag Policy

The LHISD Anonymous Reporting System, which can be found on all campus and district websites and our mobile app, allows you to submit secure, anonymous safety concerns to help someone who may hurt themselves or others.

Online predators are getting smarter — and Texas continues to see a rise in online child exploitation cases.

Know2Protect, a national campaign supported by the Department of Homeland Security, offers a free Internet Safety Checklist and additional resources to help parents and trusted adults:

Understand common grooming tactics

Respond to suspicious online behavior

Report abuse

Access support for victims

Let’s work together to protect our students online and off. Learn more by visiting https://www.dhs.gov/know2protect.

We're all about staying CONNECTED, and we want to make sure you are too! Our district is stepping up its communication game with Parent Square (ONLY) – your one-stop hub for all things school-related!

If you haven't hopped on board yet, now's the perfect time to do it! Just head over to the app store, snag the Parent Square App, and dive right in! Get ready for a whole new level of engagement!

Why do we love Parent Square? Let us count the ways! Choose how you want to stay in the loop: emails, texts, app notifications – you name it! It's all about YOUR preferences. Plus, get this: you can decide whether you're all about that real-time update life or if you prefer a neat and tidy daily digest at 6:00 pm.

Legacy Ranch High School

450 County Road 258

Liberty Hill, TX 78642

512-668-1817