HOME OF THE 5A STATE UIL ACADEMIC STATE CHAMPIONS
February 2018 Vol. 4
LINDALE INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT
ANNUAL REPORT 2018
A Tradition of Excellence LINDALE ISD EARNS HIGHEST FINANCIAL INTEGRITY RATING
2017 DISTRICT CHAMPIONS
LINDALE EAGLES IN THE NEWS
LINDALE ISD ACADEMIC LEADER IN TEXAS
Lindale ISD Annual Report 2018 A LOOK AT WHAT'S INSIDE:
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Superintendent's Welcome........................................................................................................................................................ 3 District Leadership.................................................................................................................................................................. 4-5 Lindale ISD Fast Facts................................................................................................................................................................ 6 Lindale ISD Makes History......................................................................................................................................................... 7 Region 7 Secondary Teacher of the Year................................................................................................................................. 8 Region 7 Bus Driver of the Year................................................................................................................................................ 9 Eagles in the News.............................................................................................................................................................. 10-11 Eagle Spotlight..................................................................................................................................................................... 12-16 Athletic Achievements........................................................................................................................................................ 17-19 College & Career....................................................................................................................................................................... 20 TJC Promise.............................................................................................................................................................................. 21 Photo Gallery........................................................................................................................................................................ 22-23 STAAR Testing..................................................................................................................................................................... 24-26 Lindale ISD'S General Fund Budget........................................................................................................................................ 27 Lindale Eagles Working in the Community............................................................................................................................ 28 Act VII: A Christmas Spectacular............................................................................................................................................ 29 Lindale ISD Education Foundation.................................................................................................................................... 30-31 Lindale ISD Social Media.......................................................................................................................................................... 32
"Welcome to Lindale ISD. Educating Every Child, Every Day."
LINDALE ISD SUPERINTENDENT'S WELCOME
Stan Surratt The Lindale Independent School District has the reputation of being one of the finest school districts in East Texas and across the state of Texas. Winning the 2017 UIL Academic State Championship certainly strengthens that reputation. The Lindale community is known for its strong support of their schools which are rich in local heritage, tradition and embody a strong value system. The citizens of Lindale wholeheartedly support the school system because they believe Lindale is a great place to live, to work and to raise a family. The community makes every effort to keep all of the district’s six campuses up-to-date in technology, curriculum, facilities and educational services.
This annual report is designed to highlight the wonderful achievements of Lindale ISD students, teachers and staff members.
2017 was the "Year of the Eagles." Lindale serves more than 4,000 students on six campuses. We have a wonderful tradition of student success. This past year, our students won district championships in University Interscholastic League Academics at the high school, junior high and elementary level. Our Lindale High School also won the overall 2017 UIL Academic State Championship at the 5A level.
Lindale ISD Campuses & Principals: Early Childhood Center: Kaela Deslatte College Street Elementary School: Dana Sustaire Velma Penny Elementary School: Monica Moore -Assistant Principal to CSE & VPE: Connie Forsyth E.J. Moss Intermediate School: Kyle Wright -Assistant Principals: Bryan Penny & Candace Widemon Lindale Junior High School: Jeremy Chilek -Assistant Principal: Tracie Rand Lindale High School: Valerie Payne -Assistant Principals: Matthew Strode, Ryan Tomlin & Macie Thompson
The Lindale ISD Board of Trustees 2017-2018 Members (from left to right): Matt Watts, Gary Camp - Vice President, Robert McGee, Kelly Cox - President, Mike Combs - Secretary, Donny Williams & Kenneth Cline
LISD District Leadership 2017-2018 Superintendent - Stan Surratt Deputy Superintendent - Jamie Holder
Director of Finance - Michelle Tate Director of Curriculum & Instruction - Jane Silvey Associate Director of Curriculum - Summer Carlton Director of Federal Programs & Assessment - Lori Anderson Director of Special Education - Jaye Koonce Director of Technology Services - Randall Anderson Director of Career and Technology Education - Brent Berryman Director of Communications & LISD Education Foundation - Courtney Sanguinetti Director of Fine Arts - Steven Moore Director of Athletics - Mike Maddox Chief of Police - Joey King Director of Maintenance - Ed Reinhardt Director of Child Nutrition - Cindy McClenny Director of Transportation - Pete Ridge
LINDALE ISD FAST FACTS 4
UIL ACADEMIC STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS Lindale High School won its 4th UIL Academic Championship (2004, 2005, 2016 & 2017). 2017 was the first year as 5A State Champions.
3,500
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Lindale ISD students and staff have more than 3,500 iPads across the district. This school year every student in grades (6-12) was issued an iPad. Over 2,000 iPads have been placed in grade level classrooms.
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INSTRUCTIONAL STAFF There are also 80 professional support staff members and 22 administrators at Lindale ISD. Overall there are 638 total staff members.
4,074 3,100
STUDENTS AT LISD
+ MEALS SERVED DAILY
*8.9% Gifted and Talented *4.0% ESL *41% Economically Disadvantaged *32% At Risk *10.8% Special Education
Our school cafeteria offers breakfast and lunch daily. Lindale ISD also has more than 50 students participating in the Backpack Program. As part of that program, Lindale ISD sends food home with students for the weekend.
American Indian/Alaskan: 1% Asian: 1% African American: 6% Every day Lindale ISD transports more Hispanic: 17% than 2,100 students to and White: 71% from school. Multi Racial: 5%
BUS RIDERS
100% GRADUATION RATE
The Lindale Independent School District makes History: 5A UIL Academic State Champions For the first time since 2006, and for the first time as a 5A school, the Lindale High School UIL academic team brought an overall State Championship home from Austin. Over the course of the spring semester’s many UIL meets, the Eagles earned 142 points, beating out 5A powerhouses Highland Park (106), Prosper (98), The Colony in Lewisville (87) and A&M Consolidated (87). “I was a member of the ‘04 and ‘05 Lindale UIL Academics state championship teams, and there is no feeling like earning one as a coach and sponsor,” said Rory McKenzie, UIL coordinator and LHS speech and debate coach. “This is a marathon starting back in January and continuing all throughout May. Becoming a champion after so much hard work is the icing on a truly fantastic year.” During the final UIL state meet, four students secured the final points for a Lindale ISD victory. LHS junior, Evan Bewersdorf, won state championships in the Lincoln-Douglas debate and informative speaking earning the team 30 points. LHS sophomore, Samantha Rodden, placed sixth in poetry interpretation (earning four points) and LHS junior, Ronak Desai, placed fourth in persuasive speaking (earning eight points). LHS sophomore, Ashlyn Ellgass, also placed sixth in Lincoln-Douglas Debate (adding four additional points). When the final points were calculated, the LHS speech and debate team also secured a state championship. This marks the Eagles’ third consecutive year to win the honor at state. In total, the speech team alone earned 17 points. “I am so proud of our high school UIL Academic team,” said Lindale ISD Superintendent, Stan Surratt. “Lindale high
one ofDebate the smaller schools in the 5A division, and to win the overall UIL Academic State Championship is State school UIL isCX Champions: truly special. The 5A division schools include high schools such as Highland Park, Frisco, McKinney, Austin High, San Antonio Alamo Thrasher-Evers Heights, Denton, Richardson and many more well known schools. This state championship Alec Ramsey & Jonas further justifies that Lindale has the brightest students and the best educators.”
“At every turn, these students have surprised me,” said JP Fugler, LHS speech and debate coach. “Our year could not have gone better. This group didn’t just add to our legacy, but created one of their own. This hasn’t simply been a strong season for us, it’s an unforgettable journey.” That journey started in early January with the Congressional Debate state meet. Bewersdorf emerged with a state championship (earning 15 points) while LHS junior, Anthony Wyatt, was awarded a bronze medal (earning 10 points). Furthermore, over spring break with the Cross-Examination Debate state meet, Lindale closed out the final round earning 36 points. Senior Jonas Thrasher-Evers (a three-time state champion) and his team partner Desai, also a Congressional Debate finalist, took the gold medal while LHS juniors, Robert McWhorter and Anthony Wyatt, claimed the silver.
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“I am incredibly honored and humbled to win three gold medals at state,” Bewersdorf said. “The success comes from our coaches and a plethora of people who support us tirelessly. They work countless hours to ensure we strive not for perfection, but excellence.” After spring break, the remainder of the academic contests begin competing at the district and then regional level. In April, four students competed in Austin. LHS seniors, Skylore Evans and Kelsi Jones, took first and third respectively in computer applications (earning 25 points). Juniors, Tyler Russell (computer science) and Adrienne Parks, (headline writing) also competed. “Mr. Surratt set a goal at the beginning of the school year for our academic team to win a state championship,” said Amanda English, computer applications and science coach. “It is exciting to see that goal achieved. I am so proud of our students and the hard work they put in to win this championship.” Preparation for UIL academics begins over the summer, where teachers attend workshops and students attend summer institutes. Students compete at invitational tournaments throughout the fall and winter before most competition begins in the spring. In total there are 27 academic disciplines ranging from theatre and film, to literature and science. The Eagles are coached by Rory McKenzie and JP Fugler in speech and debate, Amanda English in computing events, and Neda Morrow in journalism. "I am so proud of the hard work and sacrifice that our students have given this year in their UIL events,” said Neda Morrow. “Lindale is a special district, and there is an academic focus all the way from grades K12. The teachers and students are supported by our administration and community, and that builds a culture of excellence in our schools. Winning the state championship in UIL academics is proof of the commitment our school has for the academic success of our students." “It truly takes a village to make a UIL team run,” McKenzie said. “We have an incredible group of sponsors who make working with their students a priority. None of this would be possible without them and the support of our administration."
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Region 7 Secondary Teacher of the Year Neda Morrow currently teaches Journalism, Graphic Design, Illustration, Newspaper and Yearbook at Lindale High School. Morrow has 20 years of teaching experience with 4 of those years spent at Lindale ISD.
"Mrs. Morrow brings such a positive and high energy joy to everything she does, whether in the classroom with students or with the extra things she volunteers to do within the district and community," said Lindale ISD Superintendent, Stan Surratt. "Mrs. Morrow has a big impact on our students, her fellow teachers and administrators."
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NEDA MORROW REGION 7 TEACHER OF THE YEAR
Region 7 Bus Driver of the Year The Lindale Independent School District and the LISD Transportation Department are pleased to announce Diane Gentry as the Region 7 Bus Driver of the Year.
“Here at Lindale ISD we have a wonderful reputation of having loving and caring staff members,“ said the LISD Superintendent Stan Surratt. “Diane Gentry is certainly one of those great staff members and we are blessed to have her serve in the district.”
Diane Gentry has worked with the Lindale ISD for the past ten years, and is beloved by many LISD students and parents.
“Mrs. Gentry is an exceptional bus driver,” said LISD
DIANE GENTRY REGION 7 BUS DRIVER OF THE
Director of Transportation Pete Ridge. “She takes great care of our students each and every day.”
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Lindale Eagles in the News KETK: College St. Elementary student donates birthday money to charity
Colton Jones Carter Jones, 3rd grader at College Street Elementary, was featured on CBS 19 for donating his birthday money ($198) to a local organization to help Children in need.
KETK: Christus Trinity Mother Frances & Orthopedics Athlete of the Week
CBS 19: E.J. Moss Student Presents CBS 19's Kid Report
Casey Poe Casey Poe, 6th grader at E.J. Moss, was chosen to be in CBS 19's Kid Report. Casey is in K-Kids, on the newspaper staff, enjoys playing baseball and is a ballboy for the Lindale Eagles Varsity Football team.
CBS 19: Lindale has 4 Athletes Sign with Colleges
Left to Right: Brad Burkel (Baseball) Jamey Richey (Baseball) Evan White (Golf) Kollin McCartney (Baseball) Josh Holland Josh Holland, Lindale High School Football player, was featured on KETK as Christus Trinity Mother Frances & Orthopedic's Athlete of the Week. Holland plays quarterback for the Eagles and plans to attend Louisiana Tech after high school to pursue a degree in kinesiology.
Four Lindale High School athletes signed to play their sport in college, all with Division 1 schools. Brad Burckel signed to play baseball at the University of Houston. Jamey Richey signed to play baseball at Texas State University, Evan White signed to play golf at Texas State University and Kollin McCartney signed to play baseball at Sam Houston State University.
Lindale Eagles in the News CBS 19: Lindale ISD Implements New App to Report Unethical or Illegal Activity and Bullying
Lindale ISD has implemented STOPit, a simple, fast and powerful solution to anonymously report inappropriate behaviors, deter unethical or illegal activity and bullying. This implementation comes after the state passed Senate Bill 179, or “David’s Law.” “David’s Law” makes it a Class A misdemeanor when someone harasses a student 18 or younger through text message, social media, websites or other electronic means.
CBS 19: Lindale ISD Participates in the Great Kindness Challenge, a Nationwide Campaign
Lindale ISD is now a Kindness Certified School District. Lindale ISD participated in the Great Kindness Challenge, empowering our students to create a culture of kindness. More than 10 million students in more than 20,000 schools participated in the Great Kindness Challenge.
KLTV: Lindale ISD Hires New Athletic Director and Head Football Coach
KLTV: Hurricane Harvey Evacuees Register at Lindale ISD
Six Hurricane Harvey evacuees registered at Lindale ISD shortly after the devastating storms. The district prepared backpacks full of supplies so the students were able to have a little bit of normalcy after their home and Orange, TX community were destroyed.
Lindale ISD hired former Grace head football coach, Mike Maddox, as the district's new athletic director. Lindale High School football's former defensive coordinator, Chris Cochran, is now the Eagle's new head coach.
THE LINDALE SPEECH AND DEBATE TEAM SWEPT FIRST, SECOND AND THIRD PLACE IN THE DISTRICT CX COMPETITION.
ALEC MORTON PLACED SECOND, JOSH SMITH PLACED SECOND, ELIZABETH TAGG PLACED THIRD, ANTHONY WYATT PLACED FIRST, RONAK DESAI PLACED FIRST AND ROBERT MCWHORTER PLACED THIRD. RONAK DESAI WAS ALSO TOP SPEAKER. DESAI, WYATT, MORTON AND SMITH HAVE ALL QUALIFIED FOR STATE.
JAMES AND LUKE SANDIFER WIN THE TEXAS HIGH SCHOOL BASS ASSOCIATION EVENT ON LAKE FORK
E.J. MOSS STUDENT, KADE JOHNSON, WINS NATIONAL MOTOCROSS TITLE
THE PRIDE OF LINDALE HIGH SCHOOL BAND EARNS UIL’S HIGHEST AWARD AT THE REGION MARCHING BAND CONTEST.
THE PRIDE OF LINDALE HIGH SCHOOL BAND EARNED A FIRST DIVISION RATING FROM ALL THREE JUDGES AT THE REGION MARCHING BAND CONTEST. THIS MAKES 43 YEARS IN A ROW THAT THE BAND HAS EARNED UIL'S HIGHEST AWARD AT THE REGION MARCHING BAND CONTEST.
LHS SPEECH AND DEBATE TEAM PLACES IN THE TOP 10 IN THE 5A UIL CONGRESSIONAL DEBATE Lindale High School had 3 of the top 9 students in the state in 5A, at the UIL Congressional Debate. Students Evan Bewersdorf, Ronak Desai and Anthony Wyatt placed 5th, 7th and 9th in the final round. Their accomplishments at the UIL meet earned Lindale ISD 25 points toward the State Speech Team Championship.
LINDALE HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS NAMED TO ALL-STATE JOURNALISM STAFF The University Interscholastic League announced the addition of a new group of students to the 2017-18 All-State Journalism Staff. Seniors Adrienne Parks and Tyra Rodden, juniors Bailey Spencer, Claudia Moore, and Carter Colvin and sophomores Colleen Starkey and Emma Cox were all named as recipients from Lindale. “All-State staff members show initiative and a real desire to improve their journalistic skills,” Jeanne Acton, UIL State Director of Journalism, said. “The skills students learn from journalism are life-long.” To become a member of the All-State Journalism Staff, students must accrue 50 points throughout the year. The points are based on their achievements in UIL Journalism competitions throughout the year.
LINDALE HIGH SCHOOL SPEECH & DEBATE TEAM 2017 5A STATE CHAMPIONS!
2017 WAS THE 3RD CONSECUTIVE YEAR THAT THE LHS SPEECH & DEBATE TEAM TOOK HOME THE 5A STATE CHAMPIONSHIP.
 STATE CHAMPIONS!
LINDALE HIGH SCHOOL SPEECH & DEBATE TEAM 2017 5A STATE CHAMPIONS!
2017 WAS THE 3RD CONSECUTIVE YEAR THAT THE LHS SPEECH & DEBATE TEAM TOOK HOME THE 5A STATE CHAMPIONSHIP.
 STATE CHAMPIONS!
MATTHEW BROOKS IS A TWO TIME ALL STATE CHORAL STUDENT FOR LINDALE ISD. THIS IS A PHENOMENAL ACCOMPLISHMENT IN THE STATE OF TEXAS.
IN 2016 AND 2017, BROOKS WAS IN THE TOP 5 PERCENT OF THE BEST HIGH SCHOOL SINGERS IN THE STATE.
2017-2018 ALL REGION HONOR CHOIR AND AREA CHORAL STUDENTS
REBECCA RICHARDSON, 12TH
2017 REGION HONOR CHOIR
MARIAH HIGGENBOTHAM, 12TH
LINDALE JUNIOR HIGH: 2017 REGION HONOR CHOIR
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GRACIE FISHER, 11TH; ELIZABETH MONTGOMERY, 10TH; JAYDN GREGORY, 9TH; XANDER DICKERSON, 9TH
SARAH RICHARDSON, 8TH GRADE HALLE LAMBERT, 8TH GRADE
LINDALE HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT, ASHLIE THOMPSON, PLACES IN TOP 20 IN THE TEXAS FFA SENIOR CREED SPEAKING CONTEST AT THE TEXAS FFA STATE LDE CONTEST.
MORE THAN 700 SENIOR CREED SPEAKERS COMPETED IN STATE THIS YEAR!
ASHLIE THOMPSON PICTURED W/ SUPERINTENDENT STAN SURRATT
5TH GRADE STUDENT AT E.J. MOSS WINS GRAND CHAMPION IN THE TEXAS STATE FAIR SWINE COMPETITION Lindale Junior FFA member, Bailey Gilleland, won $5,000 for her Grand Champion Hampshire breed swine at the State Fair of Texas.
7TH GRADE STUDENT AT LINDALE JUNIOR HIGH WINS GRAND CHAMPION SPEAKER AT TEXAS STATE FAIR LHS FFA LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT STUDENTS TAKE FIRST PLACE IN 5 DIFFERENT EVENTS AT ALBA-GOLDEN FFA INVITATIONAL
JACQUELINE RAND
LHS SOFTBALL TEAM CO-DISTRICT LHS BASEBALL TEAM CO-DISTRICT 17-5A 17-5A CHAMPIONS! CHAMPIONS!
LHS LADY EAGLES VOLLEYBALL DISTRICT CHAMPIONS AND AREA QUALIFIERS!
LHS LADY EAGLES BASKETBALL CO-DISTRICT CHAMPIONS!
LJH LADY EAGLES VOLLEYBALL DISTRICT CHAMPIONS!
LHS EAGLES TENNIS 5A DISTRICT CHAMPIONS!
Lindale High School Athletes at the Next Level
NICK NORTON TYLER JUNIOR COLLEGE
KOLLIN MCCARTNEY SAM HOUSTON STATE UNIVERSITY
GAGE WALTERS NAVARRO COLLEGE
BRAD BURCKEL UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON
EVAN WHITE SIGNS TO PLAY GOLF AT TEXAS JAMEY RICHEY S T A T E U N I V E R TSEI XTAYS S T A T E UNIVERSITY
LHS TENNIS TEAM 5A DISTRICT CHAMPIONS
Lindale High School Athletes at the Next Level
MONTANA MEADOR UNIVERSITY OF NORTH TEXAS
CAMERON SIR LOUIS AIR FORCE ACADEMY
TERRELL COOPER TEXAS CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY
EVAN WHITE SIGNS TO PLAY GOLF AT TEXAS STATE UNIVERSITY
KALE RIDGE TRINITY UNIVERSITY
LHS TENNIS TEAM 5A DISTRICT CHAMPIONS
EVAN WHITE TEXAS STATE UNIVERSITY
Lindale ISD Places on the College Board’s 6th Annual AP District Honor Roll for Significant Gains in Student Access and Success!
To be included on the 6th Annual Honor Roll, Lindale ISD had to increase the number of students participating in AP, while also increasing or maintaining the number of students earning AP Exam State UIL CX Debate Champions: scores of 3 or higher.
Alec Ramsey & Jonas Thrasher-Evers
Preparing Lindale ISD Students for College and Career On average, 60% of Lindale ISD graduates pursue a college degree. Some of the colleges and universities they attend include:
LHS Class of 2021 Sign Lindale TJC Promise Scholarship A large group of Lindale High School ninth-graders have signed up for the TJC Promise, a Tyler Junior College scholarship initiative that will benefit high school students within the college’s tax district. This year, 235 out of 318 Lindale High School freshmen, along with their parents, signed pledges to meet the standards of the program during their high school years.
Beginning with the class of 2020, eligible high school graduates from Lindale ISD and surrounding districts in the partnership, can earn up to two years of tuition and fees at TJC.
“The TJC Promise is an earned scholarship,” TJC President Dr. Mike Metke said. “A student promises to work hard, make good grades, give back to the community and come directly to TJC following graduation from high school. In return, we promise to provide the opportunity for them to continue their education.”
The TJC Promise was inspired by the Rusk TJC Citizens Promise, the first promise program of its kind in the state of Texas, which is privately funded by gifts from Citizens 1st Bank, The James I. Perkins Family Foundation and others. The program was also developed in partnership with leaders from surrounding school districts.
With more than 120 degree and certificate programs available at the college, plus extensive technical and training programs, students will benefit from the TJC Promise whether they plan to transfer to a four-year institution or go directly into the workforce.
The TJC Promise will offer a path to higher education by making college accessible and affordable. Scholarship standards are based on student performance in high school, which will instill behaviors early on to ensure students will be successful in high school, college and beyond.
“The Lindale TJC Promise is such a wonderful opportunity for any Lindale graduate starting with the Class of 2020,” Lindale ISD Superintendent Stan Surratt said. “I personally attended TJC for two years and it was a wonderful experience. I am excited that our students can now earn a two year college scholarship by making good grades, having wonderful attendance and behavior, and by giving back to our community through community service. This Lindale TJC Promise will help our students, parents, school staff and community focus on attaining a college education after high school much earlier than in the past.”
Lindale ISD Recognized as Academic Leader in Texas JANE SILVEY, DIRECTOR OF CURRICULUM
"Lindale ISD has out-scored the state and Region 7 in all five content areas since STAAR was first administered in 2012. That's with more than 4,000 students."
Lindale ISD has long been recognized as an academic leader in the state of Texas. Our continued success is a reflection of LISD educator's focus on excellence. Each year, the Texas Education Agency requires schools to administer 20 STAAR tests to students in 3rd grade through high school, assessing reading, mathematics, science, social studies and writing. Since STAAR was first administered in 2012, Lindale ISD has out-scored the state and Region 7 in all five content areas, with more than 4,000 students. Lindale teachers, administrators and staff strive daily to meet the different educational needs of every student. The result of this dedication is evident based on the mathematics and reading STAAR tests. Lindale ISD scored an average of 12 percentage points higher than the state in all tested grades. Lindale is proud of its strong academic reputation. We not only celebrate our students' success on STAAR, but also through their many other successes such as earning the 2017 5A UIL Academic State Championship. Go Eagles!
2017 STAAR Math All Students Met Standard
2017 STAARÂ Reading 3-8/ELA All Students Met Standard
2016-2017 General Fund Budget Michelle Tate, Director of Finance Lindale ISD had another outstanding year in terms of finances. The district, once again, had a clean audit and earned a superior rating on the Financial Integrity Systems of Texas report, for the 6th consecutive year. Due to Lindale ISD's strong financial standing, the district was able to pay $880, 000 cash for last year's land purchase of 109 acres. The land will be used for future school campus sites as the district grows.
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LINDALE EAGLES WORKING IN THE COMMUNITY
LHS NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY STUDENTS LOAD BOXES OF FOOD FOR SENIOR CITIZENS AT EAST TEXAS FOOD BANK.
LHS STAR STEPPERS & NHS RAISE $12,120 FOR ROSS BREAST CENTER.
LHSÂ GIRLS GOLF TEAM HELPS ELDERLY COUPLE WITH HOUSEHOLD CHORES.
LHS STAR STEPPERS VOLUNTEER AT LINDALE'S COUNTRY FEST.