We know the holidays can bring extra challenges, and we want to help connect our families with local support.
Please take a look at the information below and share with anyone who could benefit — no one in our community should go without a meal. 💚
Please take a look at the information below and share with anyone who could benefit — no one in our community should go without a meal. 💚
GED classes right here in our community! Classes are open to anyone interested in earning their high school equivalency diploma and building a brighter future.
It’s never too late to achieve your goals — take the first step today!
It’s never too late to achieve your goals — take the first step today!
We’re proud to share that our local food banks are offering services right here in the region for families in need. If you or someone you know could use assistance, please don’t hesitate to reach out. Everyone deserves access to healthy food and community support.
🎃👻 Tonight… Trick or Treat on Eagle Street! 👻🎃
Bring your costumes, your friends, and your Eagle spirit for a spooktacular evening hosted by LHS Student Council!
Bring your costumes, your friends, and your Eagle spirit for a spooktacular evening hosted by LHS Student Council!
Today, on National First Responders Day, we pause to honor the brave men and women who protect and serve our community every day.
Luling ISD thanks you for always answering the call. 💚
Luling ISD thanks you for always answering the call. 💚
Our amazing Technology Applications students are showing off their presentations and practicing what it looks like to be a captive audience!
Today, Superintendent Warren rounded up our incredible Student Council officers and headed to Seton Ascension Hospital to serve as official judges in their annual Pumpkin Decorating Contest!
The students took their role VERY seriously. Not only did they help choose the top pumpkins, but they also represented Luling ISD with pride!
Huge thanks to Seton Ascension for inviting our students — we loved being part of the fall fun!
The students took their role VERY seriously. Not only did they help choose the top pumpkins, but they also represented Luling ISD with pride!
Huge thanks to Seton Ascension for inviting our students — we loved being part of the fall fun!
Next week is Red Ribbon Week in Luling ISD!
Our campuses are ready to show their support for living drug-free with fun and meaningful dress-up days. JH and HS students will follow their themed days, while Shanklin has its own age-appropriate version to join in the spirit.
Check out the schedules in the images below and get your outfits ready—we can’t wait to see our Eagles show their pride and commitment to making healthy choices!
Our campuses are ready to show their support for living drug-free with fun and meaningful dress-up days. JH and HS students will follow their themed days, while Shanklin has its own age-appropriate version to join in the spirit.
Check out the schedules in the images below and get your outfits ready—we can’t wait to see our Eagles show their pride and commitment to making healthy choices!
Luling ISD is creating the 2025-26 Superintendent Student Advisory Council to give students a seat at the table and a voice in district decisions. We’re looking for 6th-12th grade students who want to make a difference and share ideas that will help shape the future of our schools.
Want to be part of the council? Apply by scanning the QR code before November 3rd at 5:00 PM. A link was also sent to 6th-12th grade students' school email accounts.
Want to be part of the council? Apply by scanning the QR code before November 3rd at 5:00 PM. A link was also sent to 6th-12th grade students' school email accounts.
Luling ISD is creating the 2025-26 Superintendent Student Advisory Council to give students a seat at the table and a voice in district decisions. We’re looking for 6th-12th grade students who want to make a difference and share ideas that will help shape the future of our schools.
Want to be part of the council? Apply by scanning the QR code before November 3rd at 5:00 PM. A link was also sent to 6th-12th grade students' school email accounts.
Want to be part of the council? Apply by scanning the QR code before November 3rd at 5:00 PM. A link was also sent to 6th-12th grade students' school email accounts.
October is Fentanyl Awareness Month, and we're joining the fight to spread knowledge and protect our communities. Fentanyl is a powerful and dangerous drug, and awareness is key in preventing its devastating consequences.
Learn more: txopioidresponse.org/fentanyl
Learn more: txopioidresponse.org/fentanyl
At the October meeting of the Luling ISD Board of Trustees, we had the pleasure of recognizing outstanding students and staff members who continue to make a positive impact across our district. Our Staff and Student Spotlights celebrated individuals who exemplify dedication, excellence, and leadership in their schools. In addition, the Board proudly recognized members of the National Elementary Honor Society, honoring their commitment to scholarship, responsibility, service, and leadership. Congratulations to all honorees for representing the best of Luling ISD!
On Wednesday, October 8th, all Gerdes band students from 6th-8th grade had their first performance of the year. We are super proud of the progress they've made these first 9 weeks of school and look forward to their musical development throughout the year and future performances
🚌 It’s National School Bus Safety Week!
A huge THANK YOU to our amazing Luling ISD bus drivers who keep our students safe every day. 💚 Remember — safety starts with all of us: stay alert and follow bus safety rules!
A huge THANK YOU to our amazing Luling ISD bus drivers who keep our students safe every day. 💚 Remember — safety starts with all of us: stay alert and follow bus safety rules!
🧡✨ Wednesday is Unity Day! ✨🧡
We’re asking all of our Eagles to wear orange to stand together for kindness, acceptance, and inclusion. Let’s show our support for creating a safe and welcoming environment for every student.
Join us in a sea of orange as we say no to bullying and yes to unity! 💚
We’re asking all of our Eagles to wear orange to stand together for kindness, acceptance, and inclusion. Let’s show our support for creating a safe and welcoming environment for every student.
Join us in a sea of orange as we say no to bullying and yes to unity! 💚
Picture Day Is Here!
Thursday
October 23, 2025
Dress to impress!
Pictures will be taken during classes in the GJHS Library
Thursday
October 23, 2025
Dress to impress!
Pictures will be taken during classes in the GJHS Library
Our Eagles are Corpus Christi bound!
This afternoon, our Varsity Boys Cross Country team and our standout Varsity Girls runner, Aurora Jones, hit the road on their way to the Regional Meet! These athletes have trained with heart and Zero Quit all season long — and tomorrow, they’ll proudly represent Luling ISD on the course in Corpus Christi.
Join us in wishing them the best of luck as they chase their goals and run with Eagle pride! 💚
This afternoon, our Varsity Boys Cross Country team and our standout Varsity Girls runner, Aurora Jones, hit the road on their way to the Regional Meet! These athletes have trained with heart and Zero Quit all season long — and tomorrow, they’ll proudly represent Luling ISD on the course in Corpus Christi.
Join us in wishing them the best of luck as they chase their goals and run with Eagle pride! 💚
The GJHS House Store is up and running!
We have stocked our House Store with some new and exciting merchandise! Students can now spend their House Points points on merchandise! Save up those points to get your House Gear!
We have stocked our House Store with some new and exciting merchandise! Students can now spend their House Points points on merchandise! Save up those points to get your House Gear!
Today the Luling ISD District Success Team came together to collaborate and make strategic decisions that will guide the district’s continued growth and success. Through thoughtful discussion and shared commitment, the team is working to ensure that every decision supports student achievement and strengthens the district’s vision for the future.
What's for lunch? Students were given the opportunity to have a say in their lunch and breakfast choices. Student viewpoint surveys were completed during lunch time for authentic feedback!
