An impressive 75 LISD seventh-graders received state recognition by scoring in the top 35 percent after taking college entrance SAT or ACT exams as part of the 2018–19 Duke Talent Indentification Program.
Students from Cedar Park High School are recognized for their accomplishment at DECA’s International Career Development Conference. CPHS had two qualifying teams. Pictured are members of the Buying and Merchandising Operation Research Team.
Students from Vandegrift High School are recognized for their accomplishment at DECA’s International Career Development Conference. VHS had 19 qualifying teams. ICDC winners included a 2nd place finish from Akansha Chawla and Lekha Sripathi in Buying and Merchandising. Mimi Nickerson and Eesha Patel were medal finalists in Innovated Plan. Dylan Mckenzie and Vishal Sagi medaled for top role play in their events.
Students from Vista Ridge High School are recognized for their accomplishment at DECA’s International Career Development Conference. VRHS had 15 qualifying teams, two of which earned 3rd place on on the ICDC stage. Members of these winning teams pictured include Spenser Young, Sue Han, and Rania Mouhieddine.
Cedar Park High School's RoboLobos robotics team, recognized for advancing to the FIRST Robotics World competition in the FRC division.
Rouse High School's R-Cubed robotics team, recognized for advancing to the FIRST Robotics World competition in the FRC division.
Vandegrift High School's ViperBots Valor robotics team, recognized for advancing to the FIRST Robotics World competition in the FRC division.
Vandegrift High School's ViperBots Ouroboros robotics team, recognized for advancing to the FIRST Robotics World competition in the FTC division.
Vandegrift High School's ViperBots QuadX robotics team, recognized for advancing to the FIRST Robotics World competition in the FTC division.
Vandegrift High School's ViperBots Hydra robotics team, recognized for being part of the winning alliance in the UIL FIRST Tech Challenge 5A/6A State Championship and for advancing to the FIRST Robotics World competition in the FTC division.
Vista Ridge High School's Static Void robotics team, recognized for advancing to the FIRST Robotics World competition in the FTC division.
Vista Ridge High School's Victorian Voltage robotics team, recognized for being part of the winning alliance in the UIL FIRST Tech Challenge 5A/6A State Championship
Leander High School's Lucas Judy, Vandegrift High School's Pierce Lai and Vista Ridge High School's Luke Hammond, recognized for earning perfect scores on the ACT exam.
Vista Ridge High School senior Quincy Johnson, recognized for being one of 300 students nationwide to receive the Gates Scholarship.
Whitestone Elementary School DI Team 1, "Quirky Queens,” recognized for being one of six LISD teams to qualify for the Global Destination Imagination Competition.
Cedar Park Middle School Team 4, "The Thinkers,” recognized for being one of six LISD teams to qualify for the Global Destination Imagination Competition.
Steiner Ranch Elementary School DI Team 2, "Seven Sassy Savage Smiley Faces,” recognized for being one of six LISD teams to qualify for the Global Destination Imagination Competition.
Canyon Ridge Middle School Team 3, "Tick Tock Tigers,” recognized for being one of six LISD teams to qualify for the Global Destination Imagination Competition.
Rouse High School’s Social Studies team, recognized for winning the state championship in the UIL academics competition. The Social Studies team includes Kent Ninomiya, Sophia Cramer, Sterling Walzel, Julia McLauchland and Coach Michael Yacht.
Rouse High School's Journalism team, recognized for winning the state championship in the UIL academics competition. Avery Smith won silver in both Headline and News Writing, and Natalie Sinha won bronze in Editorial Writing. RHS Journalism is led by Coach Mikyela Tedder.
Cedar Park High School's boardcast journalism students, led by instructor Anthony Garcia. CPHS sophomore Victor Martinez won silver in UIL Film Narrative.
