

Leggett ISD Weather Update – We're Monitoring Conditions
Leggett ISD is closely monitoring weather forecasts that indicate the potential for extremely cold temperatures and winter precipitation later this week.
We want our school community to know that we are staying informed and will communicate promptly as updated forecasts and information become available.
Please continue to monitor official Leggett ISD communication channels for updates.
Thank you for your partnership and understanding as we prioritize the safety of our students and staff.


January is School Board Recognition Month, and Leggett ISD wants to say "THANK YOU" to our trustees for their dedication and commitment to the district and its students.
President: Curtis Jefferson
Vice President: Vicki Russell
Secretary: Tommie Collins
Trustees: Zach Johnson, Daniel Goodman, Kevin Willson and Armando Diosdado
In honor of Officer Appreciation Day, we’d like to give a special shout-out to our very own Chief of Police, Michael McDuffie.
Thank you for your dedication, leadership, and for everything you do to keep our school and community safe. We truly appreciate you! 💙








Thank you little Miss Charlee for the beautiful Christmas cookie you gave to the staff❣️You are such a little sweetheart ❤️


Starting with the 2025-2026 school year, Texas Senate Bill (SB) 2929 gives officials at school-sponsored and UIL extracurricular events the authority to immediately remove spectators for disruptive or disrespectful behavior — without a verbal warning.
⚖️ Key Highlights:
✅ Immediate Ejection – No warning required before removal.
✅ Officials’ Discretion – Referees, judges, and event officials can act swiftly.
✅ UIL Events – Applies to all UIL athletic and extracurricular competitions.
✅ Effective Now – In place for the 2025-2026 school year.
🎯 Purpose of the Law:
Ensure student safety
Prevent event disruptions
Promote good sportsmanship
Let’s work together to keep our school events positive, safe, and respectful for all.









Here at the Leggett Gym
💔 When healthy coping skills are missing, substances can feel like a “quick fix” — but it’s a dangerous one. Teens may turn to alcohol or drugs to manage painful emotions, yet self‑medication during adolescence is especially risky because the brain is still developing.
👨👩👧 Parents & caregivers can make a huge difference by:
Recognizing emotional warning signs
Helping teens build real coping strategies
Offering healthy alternatives
✨ Learn more and find resources at 👉 //angelinacoalition.org/resources
The Drug-Free Council program is funded by a grant from TxDOT to reduce the number of alcohol-related crashes in Texas. #EndTheStreakTX #TalkTheyHearYou #ParentingMatters #UnderageDrinkingPrevention

Homecoming Dance Friday, Dec. 12th
7th - 12th Grade.
Tickets: $5.00 in advance / $6.00 at the door
LHS Cafeteria
