The Llano Jr. High 7th and 8th grade football teams have had a successful start to the season as they hosted Salado this last week. All four teams were in action against the Eagles as they prepare for their first District games against Wimberley this Thursday. Good luck to the Daubers!
Seventh Grade
Llano Daubers White…16 vs.
Motor vehicle crashes are the leading cause of death for 14-to-18 year olds in the U.S. In fact, in 2013, there were 2,614 teen (15-to-19 year old) passenger vehicle drivers involved in fatal crashes, where an estimated 130,000 were injured. Yet, a recent survey shows that only 25 percent of parents have had a serious talk with their kids about the key components of driving.
The Llano 9th grade and JV football teams have each had a successful start to the season as they traveled to Salado this last week with both teams bringing home victories. The freshman record currently stands at 4-2 with victories over Brady, Sonora JV, San Angelo Lakeview and Salado. The JV record is currently also at 4-2 as they have defeated Brady, Bangs, San Angelo Lakeview and Salado.
To the Jackets’ credit, they absolutely never quit. Their resolve to rally was the reason they turned what would have been a bad setback into a 27-24, Homecoming victory over winless Salado.
But…did they ever escape. In another era, you could have walked by a couple of guards and swam out of Alcatraz easier.
Why the negativity?
Winning is more fun sometimes when so many setbacks precede the victory. That’s an observation of the Lady Jackets’ sweep of Lampasas on Homecoming Night. The triumph is Llano’s first in district play since 2013.
“So excited,” said junior Lexi Lucas. “Great feeling.”
“I was hoping for focus to be there,” stated head coach John Black, and, “I saw a focused team the whole game.”
Serves by Angela Palmares and Meredith Moore, and a winner from Katelyn Blair led the Jackets to ...
The Scholastic Book Fair is coming to Llano Junior High and will be located in the LJH library on October 5-9. While the annual book fair promotes literacy and reading, proceeds from the book fair will be used to purchase library books and reading incentives and awards for the students and teachers at Llano Junior High.
The book fair will be open each day from 7:30 A.M.
Llano High School counselors Nita Fields and Terrie Smarr are pleased with the opportunities that have been provided as part of the counseling department for students and parents to achieve success in 2015-16.
The following events or services have been scheduled so far to help our students prepare for their academics this year or their postsecondary plans after LHS:
Before school began, the counselors hosted an Academic Night for students and parents to help all LHS students have a successful s ...
As many of you know, Llano ISD is considered a “Robin Hood” district. The Robin Hood distinction was created during the 73rd Texas Legislative session in 1993 with Senate Bill 7. SB 7 was passed in response to a 1992 Texas Supreme Court ruling that the Legislature needed to create a new school finance system in order to comply with the constitutional provision for an “efficient system of public free schools.” Since property-poor school districts had fought for funding equity amongst sch ...
We are off to a terrific start at Llano Elementary! Our campus has around 380 students who have settled in and are doing a great job! Students had the opportunity to visit their classroom and bring school supplies prior to the first day of school. Parents are invited to our Open House on October 6th from 4:30 - 6:00 pm.
Taking pride in one’s school is important, but what exactly is it? Whatever it may be, students demonstrate pride in their school in various ways. Even though the origins of spirit are unknown, students continue to feel the need to show pride towards their school. Illustrations of pride can be seen in numerous places within school life such as: participation in spirit activities, wearing school colors, and representing one’s school through team sports.
