Though the celebrations were anything but typical, the behind-the-mask smiles were plenty as La Porte ISD representatives on May 21 surprised the 2020-21 district and rookie teachers of the year with the announcement of their selection.
The La Porte High School Indoor Drumline knows a thing or two about perseverance. The group of marching percussionists on February 29 performed its way to a finalist spot in the Winter Guard International Houston Regional Contest at Klein Oak High School.
La Porte High School’s competition gym underwent a transformation of sorts on the morning of February 12 – from a basketball court to a career idea center.
The Gatorade Company on February 10 announced Ryan Schoppe of La Porte High School as its 2019-20 Gatorade Texas Boys Cross Country Runner of the Year. Schoppe is the first Gatorade Texas Boys Cross Country Runner of the Year to be chosen from La Porte High School.
La Porte High School will compete in Districts 9-5A and 22-5A beginning the 2020-21 school year, according to realignment information released Monday morning by the University Interscholastic League.
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La Porte ISD COVID-19 Dashboard
Introducing our COVID-19 Dashboard, a graphic tool intended to keep stakeholders updated on the number of confirmed COVID-19 cases in the district. The dashboard includes current and historical COVID-19 information and is updated weekly, or as new confirmed cases might arise.
A few moments with Dr. Jackson
USDA approves free school meals for time being
Beginning September 8, breakfasts and lunches will be free of charge to all enrolled LPISD students until federal funds are no longer available. The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) hopes to fund the school meal program through December 31. Since it is uncertain when funding will end, the Nutrition Department is requesting parents to continue to submit free and reduced meal applications.
For virtual learners, daily curbside meals will only be located at La Porte Elementary and Baker 6th Grade Campus from 11:00 am – 12:30 pm beginning September 8. Students enrolled at any LPISD campus may pick up meals at either location. Lunch and the next day’s breakfast will be offered at no cost. If students are not present in the vehicle, please have the student’s ID number or badge ready to present to the cashier.
COVID-19 Student Process Map
La Porte ISD, through CDC and TEA guidelines, has processes in place to help ensure everyone's health and safety during the pandemic. The following link includes a detailed chart those processes.
Parents are required to conduct the Student Daily Screener each day prior to arriving at the campus or boarding a school bus. Parents must ensure they do not send a child to school if the child has COVID-19 symptoms, is awaiting COVID-19 test results, or is test-confirmed positive with COVID-19. Download the forms below.
