Lindale ISD's 2017 Fall Newsletter

LISD NEWSLETTER FALL EDITION Upcoming Holidays Lindale ISD News LISD Education Foundation Upcoming Events Eagle Spotlight WHAT'S R&R Program INSIDE -> Lindale Alumni Corner UIL Academics State Champions All-State Journalism Staff Fall Sports Schedules

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OCTOBER 2017

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UPCOMING HOLIDAYS! Student Holidays:

Lindale ISD Directory:

Thanksgiving– November 20-24

Campuses:

Christmas Break– December 21-

Early Childhood Center: 903.881.4400

January 3

College Street Elementary: 903.881.4350

Martin Luther King Day– January 15

Velma Penny Elementary: 903.881.4250

Spring Break– March 12-16

E.J. Moss Intermediate School:

Good Friday– April 30

903.881.4200

Memorial Day– May 28

Lindale Jr. High School: 903.881.4150

Bad Weather Days: April 23 & June 1

Lindale High School: 903.881.4050

Graduation Day: June 1, 2018 Inservice/Student Holiday: January 15,

Departments:

February 19, March 30 & June 4

Administration: 903.881.4001 Technology: 903.881.4444

Early Release Days:

Transportation: 903.881.4110

(2 hour early release for all campuses)

Special Programs: 903.881.4030

October 26

Maintenance: 903.881.4100

December 20

Child Nutrition: 903.881.4120

January 12

Athletics: 903.881.4055

May 31

LINDALE ISD NEWS ROOM Courtney Sanguinetti Director of Communications

DAVID’S LAW IMPLEMENTED AT LINDALE INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT 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. The law also allows courts to set a temporary injunction on social media accounts that may have been used in cyberbullying.

The suicide of 16-year-old, San Antonio high school student David Molak, spurred Texas senators to write the legislation. According to the David’s Legacy Foundation, a nonprofit focused on ending cyberbullying, a group of students who harassed, humiliated and threatened Molak led him to take his own life.

Parents of Lindale ISD have been given a code from their student’s campus principal to use to login to STOPit. Once a student sends in a concern, a school administrator will be able to quickly respond to them and talk about the issue.

Bullying is not the only subject students can report. They can alert the administration on fighting, drugs and self-harm.

This is just another layer of protection for Lindale students’ well-being.

“We are pleased to offer the STOPit program to our students,” said Lindale ISD Superintendent Stan Surratt.

“Students are always able to report things to their principals, teachers and counselors but this STOPit program gives students another avenue, especially if they want to remain anonymous. Our main goal, as always, is to provide a safe environment for all students and staff members.”

LINDALE ISD EDUCATION FOUNDATION WAYS TO GIVE: GENERAL DONATION MEMORIALS HONORARY GIFTS ESTATE PLANNING

SPONSORSHIPS: ACT VII PROGRAM

VOLUNTEER FUNDRAISE MATCH YOUR GIFT!

HOW CAN YOU HELP THE FOUNDATION? DONATE TODAY!

DONORS ARE OUR SUPERHEROES!

The Lindale ISD Education Foundation awarded a total of $10,700.00 this past Spring to Lindale ISD classrooms.

The foundation began awarding grants in 2009. Since the first grant cycle, the foundation has awarded more than $242,977.89 to LISD classrooms for over 70 projects.

EVERY GIFT, REGARDLESS OF THE AMOUNT, WILL BE APPRECIATED AND RECOGNIZED AS AN INVESTMENT IN OUR COMMUNITY AND YOUNG PEOPLE! PLEASE MAKE ALL CHECKS PAYABLE TO LINDALE ISD EDUCATION FOUNDATION AND MAIL IT TO P.O. BOX 370 LINDALE, TX 75771 THE FOUNDATION IS A NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION GOVERNED BY A VOLUNTEER BOARD OF DIRECTORS WHO INCLUDE LOCAL BUSINESS, CORPORATE AND RESPECTED COMMUNITY LEADERS. ALL CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE LINDALE ISD EDUCATION FOUNDATION ARE TAX DEDUCTIBLE TO THE FULLEST EXTENT OF THE LAW AND DIRECTLY BENEFIT LINDALE ISD. VISIT US AT: WWW.LINDALEISDFOUNDATION.NET

THE LINDALE ISD EDUCATION FOUNDATION INTRODUCES NEW EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

Photo by: Neda Morrow Courtney Sanguinetti is Lindale ISD's new Executive Director of the Education Foundation and Director of Communications. Sanguinetti is a graduate from the University of North Texas- Mayborn School of Journalism where she earned a Bachelor of Arts in News with a minor in Marketing.

“We are very pleased to have Mrs. Sanguinetti join our team,” said LISD Superintendent Stan Surratt. “She has great experience in media, but also with fundraising and marketing which will be very beneficial for our LISD Education Foundation. We take pride in being one of the most successful districts in Texas and Mrs. Sanguinetti will be busy sharing our story.”

Sanguinetti has spent the last four years at KLTV as a News Producer where she gained extensive knowledge in media relations. She serves on the board for the 1 in 3 Foundation out of Tyler and volunteers with Azleway Children’s Services.

Courtney is married to Rich Sanguinetti who is the Head Baseball Coach at Lindale ISD. Mr. and Mrs. Sanguinetti have lived in Lindale for the past three years and are excited to grow their family here.

2017

Lindale ISD

UPCOMING EVENTS October 20, 7:30 p.m.

Pink-out Game Lindale Eagles Football Stadium October 21 Pride of Lindale District Contest Longview October 24, 4:00 p.m.

Act VII Tryouts (All students encouraged to show off their talents) E.J. Moss Auditorium December 16, 6:00 p.m.

Act VII, a Christmas Spectacular (Benefiting LISD Education Foundation) Lindale PAC

Lindale ISD

SPOTLIGHT ON

Student Highlights

EAGLE SPOTLIGHT

Lindale ISD

SPOTLIGHT ON

Student Highlights

EAGLE SPOTLIGHT 5th Grader Wins Grand Champion Hampshire Breed Swine at State Fair of Texas Lindale FFA made a trip to Dallas for the State Fair of Texas and came home with a winner. 5th grader, Bailey Gilleland, won a state contest- Grand Champion Hampshire Breed Swine with a grand prize of $5,000.

"I am going to buy a couple more pigs and put the money back for college," said Bailey Gilleland. "It's really hard to win this contest and I was really surprised."

State Farm Insurance Presents "Good Neighbor Student of the Month" Lindale High School senior, Kaitlyn Rozell, was chosen as the "Good Neighbor Student of the Month."

The award, presented by State Farm, honors students who are committed to integrity, respect, ownership, discipline, accountability, honesty, responsibility and community contribution. (LHS' core values) "We started this program in recognition of students who may not be at the top of their class or the most involved in activities but are doing what's right everyday," said State Farm Insurance agent, RJ Collins.

"That's what's going to make a great student turn into a great employee and great citizen. We wanted to recognize those types of students through this program."

Lindale High School Football Players Greet ECC Students Every game day, LHS football players along with their head football coach, Chris Cochran, greet students at Early Childhood Center with high fives. It's something the pre-k and kindergarten students look forward to every Friday.

"I really enjoy getting to see the little kid's and giving them high fives and stuff like that," Said head football coach, Chris Cochran. "But my favorite part is just getting to watch our guys love on kids, bless their day and help them start their day off right."

4th grader at E.J. Moss Wins AMA National Motocross Championship Dirt bike rider, Kade Johnson, not only qualified but earned first place in the 65cc 7- to 9-year-old division at the largest amateur motocross race in the world . The 36th Annual Rocky Mountain ATV/MC AMA Amateur National Motocross Championship is held in Hurricane Mills, Tennessee.

“The Amateur National at Loretta Lynn’s is the event every motocross racer in the country wants to compete in,” said event director Tim Cotter. “A win at Loretta’s gives a racer instant national notoriety and can serve as a springboard to a lucrative professional motocross career.”

LITTLE BY LITTLE, A LITTLE BECOMES A LOT.

REDIRECT & REFOCUS PROGRAM DIRECTOR OF SPECIAL PROGRAMS: JAYE KOONCE R&R TEAM LEADERS: MEGAN STANLEY LESLIE BLOODWORTH

R&R is designed for students that exhibit significant and ongoing behavior problems that adversely affect their own learning and disrupt the classroom to the degree that other students are unable to learn.

The R&R program is designed to promote self-awareness and self-control, facilitate the development of productive interpersonal/social skills, and to teach necessary coping strategies in order for the students to be successful in inclusive settings. http://www.lindaleeagles.org/special-programs

Alumni Corner This year’s Distinguished Alumni Award recipient was a graduate of Lindale High School, Class of 1953. He attended Lindale schools for 12 years and participated in many extracurricular activities at LISD, including football, basketball and track. His family ties with the community go back to 1941, when he moved from Kansas to Lindale.

His wife has family ties with Lindale that date back to the 1900’s.

The recipient attended Tyler Junior College, the University of Texas and Baylor Medical School, where he obtained his M.D. He was involved in Family Practice in Ennis and was an associate of the Medical Arts Clinic in Corsicana.

He continues to present an award to a teacher of Lindale I.S.D every year, an award that was established by his father. This recipient’s father was a past Distinguished Service Award recipient, making them the only father-son award recipients to date.

He is an exemplary example for other Lindale Alumni to follow and Lindale can be proud of this outstanding man.

This year’s Distinguished Alumni Award recipient is: Dr. William “Bill” Kinzie The Alumni Association also bestows a Distinguished Service Award for those who served the Lindale Independent School District. This year’s recipient played an important role at Lindale ISD.

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She received a bachelor’s and master’s degree from Stephen F. Austin State University. She started out teaching part-time at Ore City and then New Diana. She has more than 30 years of teaching experience and more than 20 of those years were spent at Lindale I.S.D. Grammy-nominated artist and Lindale graduate, Miranda Lambert once credited this former teacher with helping her to get over her stage fright and perform before crowds. In this teacher’s 24 years at Lindale High School, her students won five golden gavel awards for being the top speaker in the state in University Interscholastic League tournaments. They won so many state championships and other awards in debate, I think everyone has lost count.

This woman’s service, dedication and contribution to the Lindale Independent School District is outstanding.

We are proud to present the Distinguished service award to: Mrs. Janice Caldwell Derek currently works as a Physician/ Orthopedic Surgeon at Abilene Bone and Joint.

Alumni Spotlight Derek Padon, Class of 1995

Lindale Alumni Association Lindale Administration Office: 505 Pierce Street / P. O. Box 370 Lindale, TX 75771 Phone (903) 881-4000 / Fax (903) 881-4004 Email: lindalealumni@yahoo.com

LINDALE ISD MAKES HISTORY

STATE CHAMPS IN THE SPOTLIGHT

Congratulations to our 2017 5A UIL Academics State Champions.

For the first time since 2006, and for the first time as a 5A school, the Lindale High School UIL academics team brought an overall State Championship home from Austin.

The Eagles are coached by Rory McKenzie and JP Fugler in speech and debate, Amanda English in computing events, and Neda Morrow in journalism.

LISD

UIL Names LISD students to All-State Journalism Staff https://lhseagle-eye.com/6766/news/students-named-allstate-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.

Photo by: Alanna Kologey

FALL SPORTS SCHEDULES Football: Oct. 20, 7:30 - Ennis Lions HOME Oct. 27, 7:30 - Corsicana Tigers AWAY Nov. 3, 7:30 - Jacksonville Indians HOME Nov. 10, 7:30 - Whitehouse Wildcats AWAY Volleyball: Oct. 17, 5:00/6:00 - Jacksonville Indians AWAY Oct. 20, 4:30/6:00 - Ennis Lions HOME Oct. 24, 5:00/6:00- Whitehouse Wildcats AWAY Tennis: Oct. 17 - Bi District Cert. TBA (no dates set yet) Oct. 21 - Area Cert. TBA Oct. 24 - Regional Quart. Final TBA Oct. 26-27 - Regional Tourn. TBA Nov. 1-2 - State Tourn. TBA Cross Country: Oct. 23 - Region III Meet Huntsville-SHSU Nov. 4 - UIL STATE MEET Round Rock-Old Settler’s Park