Community, Lovejoy ISD is different by design. Our graduate profile was developed by stakeholders in 2008 and has been a foundational component of our discernibly different approach to education. An approach that values connection, community, and excellence. We have six precepts in our graduate profile, one of which is being fair and respectful of others.
The Lovejoy graduate has had the opportunity to interact with students, teachers, administrators and parents in a variety of settings. He or she has chosen to act in accordance with the principle - treat others as he or she would want to be treated. These experiences have led the student to go outside himself or herself to find happiness and joy in the love, friendship, and companionship of others. (Link to full Lovejoy ISD Graduate Profile)
One of the things that makes Lovejoy ISD uniquely special is that we aspire to a higher standard. Our mission, core values, and graduate profile serve as strong touchstones for our words and actions. As caretakers of our culture, we share the responsibility to confront behaviors that are not in alignment with these important touchstones.
While the majority of our students are choosing to conduct themselves in a manner that is reflective of our core values and graduate profile, we have had students, parents, and teachers share instances where students are not being respectful to other students
as well as to teachers and staff. This includes students making statements to each other that are not in alignment with our organizational beliefs and values. There is no place for inappropriate comments or racial statements in our schools. We expect students to demonstrate kindness and self-control.
Our administrators and counselors are here to support and help all students. We encourage you to reach out to us if you have any questions or concerns. If you or your child have concerns about reporting, we have an anonymous tip reporting tool that can be accessed here.
One Heart One Lovejoy is more than a tagline. It represents our commitment to each other. I have great faith in our ability to work together to honor that commitment.
There is only ONE LOVEJOY and we are ALL LEOPARDS!
Katie Kordel Superintendent
Congratulations to our 2022-2023 Lovejoy Campus Teachers of the Year!!! These exceptional Lovejoy teachers were nominated and selected by their campus peers! We are #LovejoyProud of Courtney Alford, Ariel Stewart, Kathy Hale, Courtney Claborn, and Jared Glaze for their incredible impact on our students and campuses! #KidsComeFirst #OneHeartOneLovejoy #TeamLovejoy #LovejoyCulture
Lovejoy ISD is excited to share a preview of our upcoming Summer Activities - including Summer Enrichment and Athletics Camps. The next three pages contain a "Quick Guide" with all camps listed by session day. A full informational brochure with camp descriptions will be released next week and registration will open online Tuesday, April 11th. Preview below!
MAY 30 - JUNE 2
Football Camp
JUNE 5 - JUNE 8
Baseball 1
Camp Teamwork
Camp Times: 9:00-11:00am
Location: LHS Stadium
Grades: Entering Grades 1-8
Camp Price: $120
Volleyball I
Camp Times: 9:00am-12:00pm
Location: WSMS Gym
Grades: Entering Grades K-6
Camp Price: $120
Volleyball 2
Camp Times: 12:30pm-3:30pm
Location: WSMS Gym
Grades: Entering Grades 7-8
Camp Price: $120
Camp Price: $120 A T H L E T I C C A M P S
Freshman Volleyball
Camp Times: 1:00pm-4:00pm
Location: LHS Auxiliary Gym
Grades: Entering Grade 9
Camp Times: 9:00am-11:00am
Location: LHS Baseball Field
Grades: Entering Grades K-6
Camp Price: $120
Girls Soccer
Camp Times: 9:00am-12:00pm
Location: Puster Elementary
Grades: Entering Grades 2-5
Camp Price: $175
Dino Dig
Camp Times: 9:00am-12:00pm
Location: LHS Stadium
Grades: Entering Grades K-9
Camp Price: $120
Tennis 1
Camp Times: 9:00am-11:00am
Location: LHS Tennis Courts
Grades: Entering Grades 2-12
Camp Times: 9:00am-12:00pm
Location: LCDC
Grades: Entering Grades PK-K
Camp Price: $175
Messy Science Camp
Camp Times: 9:00am-12:00pm
Location: LCDC
Grades: Entering Grades 1-4
Camp Price: $175
Track and Field
Camp Times: 9:00am-11:00am
Location: LHS Stadium
Grades: Entering Grades 3-9
Camp Price: $120
Camp Price: $120 A T H L E T I C C A M P S
Spanish Camp 1-3
Camp Times: 9:00am-12:00pm
Location: LCDC
Grades: Entering Grades 1-3
Camp Price: $165
Baseball 2
Camp Times: 12:30pm-3:30pm
Location: LHS Baseball Field
Grades: Entering Grades 7-9
Boys Elite Basketball
Camp Times: 1:00pm-3:30pm
Location: LHS Gym
Grades: Entering Grades 7-9
Camp Price: $120
Camp Price: $120 S U M M E R E N R I C H M E N T
Ultimate PE
Camp Times: 9:00am-12:00pm
Location: LCDC
Grades: Entering Grades 2-5
Camp Price: $165
Get Moving: Lego STEM
Camp Times: 1:00pm-4:00pm
Location: LCDC
Grades: Entering Grades 1-3
Camp Price: $180
Drone Together 1-3
Camp Times: 1:00pm-4:00pm
Location: LCDC
Grades: Entering Grades 1-3
Camp Price: $205
Drone Together 4-7
Camp Times: 1:00pm-4:00pm
Location: LCDC
Grades: Entering Grades 4-7
Camp Price: $205
Dungeons and Dragons
Camp Times: 1:00pm-4:00pm
Location: Sloan Creek Intermediate
Grades: Entering Grades 6-8
Camp Price: $160
Spanish Camp 4-6
Camp Times: 1:00pm-4:00pm
Location: LCDC
Grades: Entering Grades 4-6
Camp Price: $165
JUNE 12 - JUNE 15
Boys Basketball 1
Camp Times: 9:00am-11:00am
Location: WSMS Gym
Grades: Entering Grades 1-3
Camp Price: $120
Boys Soccer
JUNE 19 - JUNE 22
JUNE 19 - JUNE 22
Girls Basketball 1
Camp Times: 9:00am-12:00pm
Location: WSMS Gym
Grades: Entering Grades 1-5
Edible Science
Camp Times: 1:00pm-4:00pm
Location: LCDC
Camp Times: 9:00am-12:00pm
Location: LHS Stadium
Grades: Entering Grades 1-9
Camp Price: $120
Softball
Camp Times: 9:00am-12:00pm
Location: LHS Softball Field
Grades: Entering Grades K-6
Tennis 2
Camp Times: 9:00am-11:00am
Location: LHS Tennis Courts
Grades: Entering Grades 2-12
Camp Price: $120
Camp Price: $120 A T H L E T I C C A M P S
Boys Basketball 2
Camp Times: 12:30pm-3:30pm
Location: WSMS Gym
Grades: Entering Grades 4-9
Camp Price: $120
Softball Elite
Camp Times: 1:00pm-4:00pm
Location: LHS Softball Field
Grades: Entering Grades 6-9
Get Moving: Lego STEM
Camp Times: 9:00am-12:00pm
Location: LCDC
Grades: Entering Grades 4-6
Camp Price: $180
Going Places
Camp Times: 9:00am-4:00pm
Location: LCDC
Grades: Entering Grades 3-5
Camp Price: $290
Exploring National Parks
Camp Times: 9:00am-12:00pm
Location: Sloan Creek Intermediate
Grades: Entering Grades 5-7
Camp Price: $165
Under the Sea
Camp Times: 9:00am-12:00pm
Location: LCDC
Grades: Entering Grades PK-K
Camp Price: $175
Ultimate PE
Camp Times: 9:00am-12:00pm
Location: LCDC
Grades: Entering Grades 2-5
Camp Price: $165
Camp Price: $120 S U M M E R E N R I C H M E N T
Get Moving: Lego STEM
Camp Times: 1:00pm-4:00pm
Location: LCDC
Grades: Entering Grades 1-3
Camp Price: $180
Girls Basketball 2
Camp Times: 1:00pm-4:00pm
Location: WSMS Gym
Grades: Entering Grades 6-9
Camp Price: $120
Ocean Fun
Camp Times: 9:00am-12:00pm
Location: LCDC
Grades: Entering Grades 1-4
Camp Price: $175
Sensational Senses
Camp Times: 9:00am-12:00pm
Location: LCDC
Grades: Entering Grades PK-K
Camp Price: $175
Robotics 1-3
Camp Times: 9:00am-12:00pm
Location: Lovejoy High School
Grades: Entering Grades 1-3
Camp Price: $200
Robotics 4-9
Camp Times: 9:00am-4:00pm
Location: Lovejoy High School
Grades: Entering Grades 4-9
Camp Price: $290
Get Moving: Lego STEM
Camp Times: 9:00am-12:00pm
Location: LCDC
Grades: Entering Grades 1-3
Camp Price: $180
Get Moving: Lego STEM
Camp Times: 9:00am-12:00pm
Location: LCDC
Grades: Entering Grades 4-6
Camp Price: $180
Spanish Camp
Camp Times: 9:00am-12:00pm
Location: LCDC
Camp Price: $120 A T H L E T I C S S U M M E R E N R I C H M E N T
Grades: Entering Grades 1-3
Camp Price: $165
Drone Together 1-3
Camp Times: 9:00am-12:00pm
Location: LCDC
Grades: Entering Grades 1-3
Camp Price: $205
Drone Together 4-7
Camp Times: 1:00pm-4:00pm
Location: LCDC
Grades: Entering Grades 4-7
Camp Price: $205
E N R I C H M E N T
Grades: Entering Grades 1-4
Camp Price: $175
Robotics 1-3
Camp Times: 1:00pm-4:00pm
Location: Lovejoy High School
Grades: Entering Grades 1-3
Camp Price: $200
Sew Much Fun!
Camp Times: 1:00pm-4:00pm
Location: LCDC
Grades: Entering Grades 4-7
Camp Price: $190
Spanish Camp
Camp Times: 1:00pm-4:00pm
Location: LCDC
Grades: Entering Grades 4-6
Camp Price: $165
JULY 10 - JULY 13
Carnival Fun: Lego STEM
Camp Times: 9:00am-12:00pm
Location: LCDC
S U M M E R E N R I C H M E N T
Grades: Entering Grades PK-K
Camp Price: $180
Exploring National Parks
Camp Times: 9:00am-12:00pm
Location: Sloan Creek Intermediate
Grades: Entering Grades 5-7
Camp Price: $165
Get Moving: Lego STEM
Camp Times: 9:00am-12:00pm
Location: LCDC
Grades: Entering Grades 1-3
Camp Price: $180
Outdoor Art
Camp Times: 9:00am-12:00pm
Location: LCDC
Grades: Entering Grades 1-3
Camp Price: $180
Dungeons and Dragons
Camp Times: 1:00pm-4:00pm
Location: Sloan Creek Intermediate
Grades: Entering Grades 6-8
Camp Price: $160
Sew Much Fun!
Camp Times: 1:00pm-4:00pm
Location: LCDC
Grades: Entering Grades 4-7
Camp Price: $190
We would like to thank Diane Feffer with Documentary Events and our panel of experts for sharing their expertise on the dangers of Fentanyl. Additionally, Lovejoy ISD greatly appreciates all the parents and community members that came to the meeting; this awareness and partnership will continue to increase student safety.
Lovejoy Professional-to-Student Portal
Lovejoy ISD is proud to announce the launch of the Professional-toStudent Engagement Portal. Lovejoy ISD now has a way to connect YOU, our community partners with our amazing Lovejoy ISD students. By sharing your contact information to the private, digital portal you will be added to a database that can be used to connect you with students. As a community professional you can share your expertise, mentor students, be a guest speaker and even provide internship opportunities for our students.
Who are Lovejoy Community Professionals?
Industry & Business Leaders
Parents
Lovejoy Alumni
Lovejoy Neighbors
Senior Community Members
Members of the Heritage Ranch Community
Family Members of Lovejoy Students
Lovejoy Community Professionals:
Engage with students by sharing their expertise and knowledge
Mentor students through various career and college ready experiences
Strengthen students skills in the areas of communication, collaboration, critical thinking and problem solving
Build leadership skills, develop self confidence, and instill characteristics from the Lovejoy Graduate Profile
Please consider partnering with Lovejoy students to continue growing our Legacy of Excellence.
APRIL 2023
April 3 - 7
National Assistant Principal Week
GT Awareness Week
April 4
April 6
April 7
April 10
School Librarian Appreciation Day
Administrative Assistant Appreciation Day
No School - Holiday
School Day (All Campuses)
Bad Weather Make-Up
April 11
Board of Trustees Workshop - LCDC Library
The Board will convene in open session and then move to closed session @ 8:30AM in C113. The Board is expected to reconvene in open session at approximately 9:00AM.
April 22
April 24
Lovejoy High School Prom
Board of Trustees Meeting - LCDC Library
The Board will convene in open session and then move to closed session @ 6:00PM in C113. The Board is expected to reconvene in open session at approximately 9:00AM.
On March 27, the Board of Trustees approved a revised calendar for the 2023-2024 school year that includes extended teacher planning days. The impact on the student school calendar will be 7 additional student holidays and adding time to the school day. The school day will increase by 20 minutes for grades K-6, 15 minutes for grades 78, and 20 minutes for high school. The updated school hours for 2023-2024 are listed on the revised school calendar below.
Hart Elementary is proud to announce that 3 of our 4th graders have made it to the finalist round in the 52nd Annual Collin County Poetry Contest sponsored by the Mockingbird Poetry Society. In the congratulatory letter for each student, it was shared that the judges were impressed with their work and they will be chosen to receive first, second, third, or honorable mention in the Fourth Grade category. Do you realize this means that Hart Elementary students placed in 3 out of the 4 rankings? On April 23rd, each of the finalists will be recognized at the Annual Awards Ceremony. Congratulations to Etta Wiltin, Makenna Mason, and Jacinta Chan on this honor. We also want to congratulate their teachers Amy Smith and Molly Baker for all of their hard work inspiring the love of writing. Please join me in congratulating these young ladies on their awesome work!
Jacinta Chan 4th Grade, Hart Elementary
Makenna Mason 4th Grade, Hart Elementary
Etta Wiltin 4th Grade, Hart Elementary
Spring has sprung in science! Each year, the elementary students study different living organisms. Last week we shared Kindergartners are planting seeds to learn about the life cycles of different plants. In First grade students love candling eggs and watching the chicks hatch! Soon, second graders will receive butterfly larvae. They watch the larvae eat and eat, turn into pupae, and then metamorphose into gorgeous painted lady butterflies! Third graders observe African dwarf frogs transform from tadpoles into frogs. The fourth graders are learning about vermicomposting by creating compost bins. They will measure their bins and worms to track the growth of the worms and amount of compost created. Lots of fun learning watching our organisms grow!
Some students in 1st grade at Puster Elementary had the opportunity to explore computational thinking with Marty the Robot! Marty provides an unplugged and app-based platform for coding. These students used block-based coding to make Marty move across the floor, kick a ball into a goal, move his eyes and change their color, wave his arms, and celebrate with a dance! Within just a short time, all these students tried different movements, found errors in their code, and created loops in their code! A special thanks to the Puster librarian, Ariel Stewart, for providing the location and support as students had this unique opportunity. Lovejoy ISD is hoping to extend these experiences to more students and campuses in the near future!
Your Leopard Tennis Team dominated the District 13-5A Tournament. The boys were team District Champions & the girls were 2nd in team points.
JL Carlisle - boys singles District Champion
Philip Daverio - 3rd place
Camden Bratz/Myles Beard - 3rd in boys doubles
Savannah Spors/Nicole Wright - 2nd place
Seth Henegar/Sarah Omobogie - District Champions in mixed doubles
-Five students qualified for regionals!
Your Lovejoy HS Theatre students are REGIONALS BOUND!
Congratulations to our friends at Longview and Melissa for advancing with us as well.
Individual Award Winners:
Outstanding Technicians: Team Award for Sound: Maeve Berner, Clare Christenson, Reece Robinson, Clay Diercks, Jillian Nuckels
Honorable Mention All Star Cast: Reece Robinson (Nimrod) & Clare Christenson (Young Annabell Lee, Mike)
All Star Cast: Jacob Smithwick (Edgar Allen Poe, Disguised Mourner) & Zoe Nolan (Lady in Green, Duchess Ulrica, Female Mourner 4)
Regionals will be at the University of Texas - Arlington on April 22. Shows begin at 10 am and Lovejoy is up first. We wish the company of "Nevermore!" all the best and "break a leg"!
Each year, students in Mr. Jasen Eairheart’s G/T AP Language and Composition course complete a summative project called the Court of Innovation after reading The Devil in the White City by Erik Larson. Students research and prepare a formal presentation outlining what they believe is the most innovative product from the Chicago World’s Fair. In alignment with the Texas State Plan for the education of Gifted and Talented students, students create advanced-level products, and may work independently or in groups.
Jasen Eairheart, AP Language and Composition teacher, says “The Court of Innovation allows my G/T students to apply what we've been learning about argument and apply it to an area of strength for them. They choose the most innovative display from the myriad choices present at the 1893 Chicago's World Fair and present that innovation to a panel of judges through their choice of medium. Over the years, we've seen a 6 foot tall Ferris Wheel, motorized and built to scale; buildings recreated via Minecraft and other various sandbox applications; artistic representations of Cracker Jack and Juicy Fruit; a video game dedicated to peanut butter; pop and rap music videos paying homage to electricity and spray paint; short films pitting hamburgers vs. hot dogs; and even a miniature Venus de Milo sculpted from Tootsie Rolls. Even though this was our 9th Annual Court of Innovation, students are still finding new innovations that appeared at the 1893 World's Fair, and they continue discovering unique ways to present their arguments.”
The assignment, which encourages creative and critical thinking has become something of legend at Lovejoy High School. Each year, students try to “outdo” each other and the previous year’s winner. Students engage teachers from other disciplines to portray influential people of the past or simply provide a cameo appearance. The coveted winner earns bragging rights until the next Court of Innovation.
Electric Car:Gregory Powers, Sharon Chen, Romi Kahana, Brielle Taylor, Alina SrambickalAnn Casey, former Lovejoy teacher and current judge for the Court of Innovation writes, “The students' projects are as novel and inspiring as the 19th century innovations they portray. Their informative and fun presentations delight classmates (and this judge) and demonstrate deep learning.”
As students wrap up their presentations this week, the question on everyone’s mind is “who will be this year’s winner of the Court of Innovation?”
Literacy Podcast and Original Poem about Braille: Erin Verschage
Elevator: Emma Hansen, Kat Smith, Tiernan Miller, Katelyn Helfand
Electricity (hand crafted and painted): Ciana Blinkiewicz, Bridget Johnson, Maddie
Zipper: Gianna Bierman
Electricity: Beau Rice, Lena Shariff, Helen Miller, James Wilkins, Peyton Hays, Grant Hu, Edward Sutton
Kinetoscope: John Witherspoon, Jamie Brunson, Luke Wright
Peanut Butter: Ahmad Shaikh, Jonah Vuong, Nathaniel Bognot, Joshua James, Declan Finnegan
This past Saturday, several LHS orchestra members competed in UIL solo and ensemble competition. The following students received a Superior (1) on their solo: Aarathi Devakumar, Avery Nish, Caroline Wilkins, Carson Dykstra, David Wang, Declan Finnigan, Emersyn Runions, Emily Perry, Emily Szymanski, Hannah Fatehdin, Helena
Heinrich-Barna, Jackson Perry, James Wilkins, Neola Edwin, Niina Wheeler, Olivia Lee, Olivia Long, Pranav
Pamadurthi, Sofia Rodas, Sofia Zinn, Sophia Dong, and William Simpkins
The following students received a Superior (1) on their ensemble: Aidan Griffith, Amy Romero, Ashton Scott, Avery Nish, Caroline Wilkins, Effe
Sutton, Fabian Torres, Mia George, Morgan Powell, Nandir Altansukh, Nathan Sy, Olivia Lee, Olivia Long, Sebastian Torres, Sofia Rodas, Sofia Zinn, and Sophia Dong.
We also had a record number of students qualify for Texas State Solo and Ensemble. 10 solos and 2 ensembles qualified! These students performed the hardest level of solo and/or ensemble and also received a superior. All of the solos have to be
memorized to qualify. These students will compete in Austin at the end of May. Congratulate them and wish them luck!
Solos: Aarathi Devakumar, Caroline Wilkins, David Wang, Emily Perry, Helena
Heinrich-Barna, James Wilkins, Neola Edwin, Sofia Rodas, Sophia Dong, and William Simpkins
Ensemble members: Caroline Wilkins, Effe Sutton, Sofia Rodas and Sophia Dong.
Congrats to all of these hard working orchestra students!!
Tuesday night the varsity girls soccer team beat Kingwood Park in Belton 2-1 to advance to the region quarterfinals. Emma Nelson scored the first goal with an assist from Lainey Pierce in the first half. Playing down a man for the last 25 minutes of the game Ella York scored the game winner with 2 minutes left with a bicycle kick that was assisted by Emma Nelson with another bicycle kick.
Unfortunately, the team came up short Thursday night in our Region Quarterfinal matchup vs. Forney 2-0.
Overall the varsity team finished the season 16-4-1 (10-2) with a second place finish in district. This was the first time the girls program has advanced to the 3rd round of the playoffs since 2014, also advancing three rounds in 2013 and four rounds in 2012. Thank you to all the fans, staff, administration, parents, coaches, players, and especially the seniors for making this season so special!
The Lovejoy High School Jazz Ensemble competed this past Saturday at the Collin Jazz Festival at Collin College. This long running contest has been a staple in local Jazz competitions since the 90s. The band performed amazingly well and the judges were overflowing with compliments in the clinic afterwards. The band was picked as an Outstanding Ensemble and many individuals were recognized as well. We will perform this music again and additional tunes with our soloist in a few weeks at our end of year jazz concert. Tickets available below!
Click here to purchase tickets to the May Concert!
Outstanding Jazz Musician Awards:
Audrey Oesterling
Adam Kent
Jacob Sleeper
Davis Miller
Adrian Phan
Jonah Vuong
Sam Reagan
Aliyah Book
Talon Seidel
Max Rattleff
John Hanchey
Addison Wood
Congratulations to our teams that qualified to VEX Worlds (AKA: The VEX Robotics World Championship) at the Texas Region 2 Championship back on March 4th! - Teams 1082E and 1082X were celebrated last week, but this week we want to shine a spotlight on the 5 additional teams that qualified for VEX Worlds.
Teams 1082C, 1082J and 1082V all advanced to the World Championship due to their high Robot Skills Challenge scores and their many hours of dedication and hard work. We are so excited and proud of these 3 teams! Teams 1082C, 1082J and 1082R were also Quarterfinalists at state. But it gets even better from here-
VEX Worlds is an international competition where teams from 30+ countries are represented, so it is an incredible honor to earn an invitation/qualification to this tournament. 1082R just qualified to VEX Worlds due to their Global Skills rank- out of over 5,000 teams who ran Skills this year, 1082R was in the top 22% of teams in the entire world and therefore earned their qualification to go to the World Championship!
Additionally, we want to celebrate 1082Z for getting awarded a spot to the World Championship! Not only is this an incredibly hardworking team, who represented us so well at the State Championship, but they also previously won the Excellence Award and was a Tournament Finalist at their last competition- clearly they are a strong, young team deserving of this award.
1082Z was able to receive an awarded invite to VEX Worlds due to the incredible efforts of the Lovejoy High School Chapter of the International Robotics Honor Society (IRHS) who submitted an entry for the IRHS Online Challenge this year- and we won! This is a historical accomplishment that truly highlights how great our student leaders are and also how big of an emphasis our students place on community service to promote STEM and robotics in kids of all ages. Take a look at our website submission which captures all the loving work done over the past year. We are #LovejoyProud for how these students come together and help to transform our world to make it a better place.
This is not the entirety of the IRHS Chapter but certainly most of the students who worked hard on the entry- pictured from left to right: Brielle Taylor, Sharon Chen (Historian), Madeline Coughlin, Alina Srambickal (President), Chakrearsey Prom (Secretary), Liam Palazzolo (Treasurer), Fletcher Boots (VicePresident), Luke Farkas, Gregory Powers, Aarathi Devakumar
Lovejoy ISD is committed to providing consistent, transparent communication with our community and employees. We hope this meeting summary will support you in staying connected and informed.
Additionally, Regular Board Meetings and Workshops are now recorded and archived on the Lovejoy ISD website. You can
The Board of Trustees and Superintendent Katie Kordel recognized the Wresting team for their accomplishments in the State UIL Competition.
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