Year in Review Lindsay ISD 2019 2020

Lindsay ISD
Year in Review

 2019 - 2020

2019-2020 Year in Review

The 2019-2020 edition of the Year in Review is the 3rd annual edition of the booklet. The purpose of the
Year in Review is to reflect back on the previous year’s activities and events. Each year, we also include
information about the district that might be useful to know from time to time. We hope that you enjoy the
booklet!

The 2019-2020 school year was one the will go down in history books, unfortunately not for great reasons.
Our hearts go out to our students and students state wide who missed out on spring activities due to Covid-
19. However, up until the time of the school closure, Lindsay ISD had continued to have another typically
strong year in all areas.

The year began as it has for the last 3 years, with Allison Hedrick qualifying for the State Cross Country Meet.
This year was different from previous years though as Allison was not to be denied! She is the 2019 2A Cross
Country Champion and ran in one of the best recorded times in the history of the meet! The best part is, she
is a Senior in 2020-21!

The LHS Football Team then proceeded to win the first District Title in several years. The Knights defeated
Winters in bi-district play. The team has many starters coming back this year and we are excited about the
upcoming season!

Once again the Lady Knight Volleyball program qualified for the Regional Tournament. The Lady Knights
made it all the way to the Regional Final before falling to Crawford HS, who is traditionally a tough opponent.
Like the football team, we have many talented ladies returning this season and we know that they will keep
the tradition of excellence going!

For the 4th consecutive season, the Knight Basketball Team won the District Title, going undefeated in district
play! The Knights always seem to peak at the right time, through hard work and perseverance! The Lady
Knight Basketball team also qualified for the State Play-offs and look forward to continued improvement in
2020-21.

Lindsay ISD once again proved strong academically as both the Elementary School and the JH School were
run away District Champions! The HS Academic Teams had great success at regional competitions prior to
the school closure. Our One Act Play had advanced through district competition once again before COVID
hit! We had several students who had great success in various ag-related competitions and our FCCLA team
had several students who advanced all the way to the National Competition!

Though 2020-2021 will bring unusual challenges our way, we are excited about the new year and we look
forward to seeing our students again! Regardless of what may come our way, we have no doubt that our
students, staff, and community will respond in the Lindsay way with success in all that we do!

PROGRAMS OF LINDSAY ISD

Agriculture Program - LISD offers an agricultural program that is known throughout the area for being one of
excellence. Students can participate in a variety of programs and competitions within the agricultural field as
well as learn a wide range of skills including welding, animal management, strategies for horticulture,
communication skills, and how to work as a team.

Athletics - LISD offers opportunities for student involvement in a variety of athletic competitions. For girls
we offer bass fishing, volleyball, cross country, tennis, golf, basketball, powerlifting, track, and softball. For
boys we offer bass fishing, football, cross country, basketball, golf, tennis, track, powerlifting, and baseball.

Career and Technology - Lindsay ISD believes in preparing students for life after school. Along with a wide
range of academic tracks for students to pursue, we also provide various career-based programs for those
who want to pursue a career immediately after graduation. Lindsay ISD currently offers Texas Workforce
Certifications in welding and nursing.

Cheerleading - We have a very competitive cheer program that includes our advancement to the Finals of the
State UIL competition for 2018-2019. Beginning in 2019-2020, we will have a Junior Varsity squad, allowing
more students to participate and providing a training ground for those who want to move up to the varsity
level.

Curriculum Director - For the first time in LISD history, we will also have a staff member directly assigned to
help support our curriculum needs. While LISD has traditionally performed well on state assessments, we
would like to provide additional curriculum options and programs that go over and above state assessment
needs. The new LISD Curriculum Director will help us to provide new curriculum options for students.

Dual Credit - LISD is an official “Core Complete” district. The state has identified certain classes as being
“core” or basic classes. These classes are required for all general 4-year degrees. Achieving “Core
Complete” status means that LISD offers students the opportunity to take all 42 hours of the Core
requirements. Additional courses not included in the state’s core program can also be taken, but prior
approval must be obtained.

Dyslexia – Lindsay’s Dyslexia program provides additional support for students who have been identified as
having dyslexia. Services are based upon specific needs of each individual student and include strategies for
coping with the difficulties that are brought on by dyslexia.

Elementary Counselor - For the first time in school history, LISD will have an elementary school counselor.
As time develops and our students are exposed to a wide range of social issues, we saw the need to add the
support for our students.

Fine Arts - At the High School level, LISD currently offers One Act Play. Our OAP program is second to none
as we have won several state titles and have had years of continued success in UIL competition. The program
not only offers opportunities to learn how to act, but students also learn about performance production,
stage set up and lighting, sound systems, etc. We also offer Floral Design through our Ag program. Students
learn different ideas on how to create a wide range of projects using plants of different types. Our younger
students in grades K-6 have music class twice a week. Each class performs a musical each year.

Five C’s and a T - Based on studies completed by the Texas Workforce Commission and the Texas Education
Agency, the most needed skills in today’s workplace are people with good Character. Employers are also
looking for people who can Communicate effectively and who can Collaborate well with others. The
workplace demands Creativity as well as Critical Thinking (problem solving). New and advanced Technology

skills are also needed in all facets of the modern workplace. In order to better prepare our students for life
after graduation, Lindsay ISD is in the process of creating graduate level expectations for each of these skills.
We will then “walk” the process back all the way to the Kindergarten level so that each year, each student
will be exposed to growth.

Food Service - LISD provides breakfast and lunch to all students each school day. Breakfast costs for students
in grades K-6 is $1.40. Breakfast for students in grades 7-12 is $2.75. For students in grades K-5, the lunch
price is $2.75. For students in grades 6-12, lunch is $3.00. Students at the secondary level may purchase
additional entrees at lunch.

Gifted and Talented - Students who qualify participate in this program. Students who are not currently in
the program may be assessed via parental request. The “GT” program provides an opportunity for students
to receive enriched curriculum to enhance their respective educational processes.

Health Services - Mrs. Clara Hellinger, RN, serves as the school nurse and can be contacted for any student
health-related issue. Mrs. Hellinger is the district’s coordinator for the Student Health Advisory Committee
(SHAC). The SHAC allows community members a chance to participate in the development of specific health-
related programs for all students. Specific health- related areas addressed by LISD include Anti-
drug/smoking, personal hygiene, anti-bullying, anti-drinking and driving, and sexual abstinence.

Job Shadowing - Seniors will be given the opportunity to go to the workplace of their interest area once a
month from Jan-April for 3 hours each date. Students will be expected to meet all workplace expectations as
they perform whatever task is assigned to them. Workplace partners also agree to inform students of the
different aspects of the respective business. The intent of the program is to give students hands on work
experiences and to educate them on how a real business is operated and maintained.

National Honor Society - Students who qualify for the program are given opportunities to serve the
community in a variety of ways. Students must meet district defined expectations in order to be selected for
NHS.

Response to Intervention (RTI) – RTI is a program that identifies students who need additional help in class
but who do not meet criteria specified for other areas such as dyslexia and special education. The school
administration and staff review student performance each 6 weeks. Those who are not doing well are
identified. The school, in cooperation with the parent, then develops a specific program that is designed to
help the student do better in school.

Special Education - Students who qualify for special education are given additional supports. Services are
based on the needs of each individual student. The goal of the special education department is to equip
students enrolled in the program with strategies that will help them to address various needs they may have.

Transportation - Lindsay ISD provides transportation to and from school for students who qualify, based on
the state’s transportation guidelines. The district runs 3 bus routes each morning and each afternoon. The
district also provides transportation for extra-curricular programs and activities, including field trips. LISD
also provides avenues of transportation for staff who attend professional development training and other
school-related functions.

COMMUNICATION METHODS OF LISD

LISD believes that communication is vital to the successful relationship between a school district and the
community that it serves. LISD welcomes any comments, concerns, or questions that a community member
may have in regards to the school. While we may not always find common ground with every community
member, our daily goal is to develop a system of operation that’s number one priority is the well-being the
students that we serve. The following are ways in which community members can communicate with the
school district and/or vice versa.

LISD website - The LISD web site contains a wide variety of information such as schedules of events, district
policies (including staff and student handbooks), and staff contact information. With appropriate access to
information, parents can monitor student grades and cafeteria account information. Teachers post
information regarding subject and class needs. Within the district page each campus also has its own
individual page highlighting their respective achievements and successes. Finally, the website includes
community-based information, including a history of the town of Lindsay and information about St Peters
Church. We recognize community members through the Home Town Hero Link!

School Messenger - School Messenger is a communication tool that allows us to send information
immediately to all parents, students, and staff by phone, text, and/or email. Information regarding
important dates, events, and changes to the calendar can be communicated through the School Messenger
system.

Letters - In conjunction with School Messenger and the school’s web page, we will continue to send written
correspondence home with students as another attempt to ensure that important information is being sent
to parents and the community.

The Lindsay Letter - With each edition of the “Letter”, information about school events and activities will be
included. The Letter gives a review of all school board meetings as well. Twice a month, LISD Supt., Trevor
Rogers, writes an article informing the community of school news and business. The Letter also provides a
great avenue for us to highlight our programs and student achievements!

Open Door Policy - The administration of Lindsay ISD has an Open Door Policy, meaning that we will gladly
visit with anyone who has any concerns about the district. We look forward to getting the opportunity to
meet all community members!

Facebook - The Lindsay ISD FB page is listed under “Lindsay Independent School District.” On the LISD FB
page you will see a wide range of information including student achievement announcements, important
date reminders, event and school calendar time changes, etc. During the past year, the number of page
followers has increased from 492 to 684! We encourage all LISD community members to “Like” and “Follow”
our page.

STOP-IT! App - The STOP IT! App gives anyone in the community a chance to report any form of bullying
occurring within the district. All reports can be given anonymously. All submitted reports go directly to the
administrator involved, giving school leadership the knowledge needed to pursue the situation.

LISD SCHOOL BOARD AND ADMINISTRATION

School Board and Trustees                                 LISD Administration

Ben Hawkins - President                                   Trevor Rogers - Superintendent

Brian Manhart - Vice President                            Diane Zimmerer - Business Manager

Laurence Williams - Secretary                             Steve Cope - JH/High School Principal

Corey Anderle - Member                                    Pat Autry - Elementary School Principal

Chad Fleitman - Member                                    Jeff Smiley - Athletic Director

Chris Garner - Member

Brian Neu - Member

BUDGET INFORMATION

The Basics of School Finance

The school finance system in its entirety is a very complicated system. Our attempt with the information
contained within this document is to inform our community, in a basic sense, of how LISD budgets the money
that we have.

Explanation of the Texas School Finance System

As with all budgets, the school budget operates with money coming in (revenue) and money going out
(expenditures). The hope is that at the end of the year the amount of revenue exceeds the amount of
expenditures.

Sources of Revenue

Under the current system, we have two major sources of revenue. One source is our local tax base. All
individuals who own property, be it personal or business related, pay property taxes. Tax amounts are based
on the value of a property. Property value is determined by the local county appraisal district’s office.
Factors that are used to determine property values include location, size, number of buildings on the
property, age/condition of the buildings, and several other factors. The other major source of revenue is the
State of Texas. For each child enrolled in the school district, the district will receive funding from the state.
For additional programs such as Gifted/Talented, Career and Technology, Special Education, and for those
students whose first language is not English, the state will give additional funding. The federal government is
also a source of revenue but the amount contributed is relatively small in relation to the amounts driven by
local property taxes and funding from the state. Most federal funding is tied directly to supporting the
educational opportunities of those students who are identified as being “At Risk.”

Expenditures

Expenditures include anything that costs the school money. Examples of expenditures include employee
salaries, the purchase of supplies/curriculum materials, maintenance of facilities, student and staff travel for
workshops and extracurricular activities, transportation needs, food service, etc. to name a few.

Budgeting Process

The key to maintaining a healthy school budget is to best determine the amount of revenue projected to
come in. We then will look at expenditures. First we will look at all current annual expenditures and
determine if we will need to budget the same amount or if we need to add more or take away from each
budget item. We will look at staff salaries and determine the amount of funds that will be needed to pay
salaries and benefits. Through the planning process, we will then look at needs that have arisen that are
specific to the new year such as a new bus, specific improvements to buildings, HVAC needs, etc. All of these
factors are used to determine a preliminary budget. If the results are showing what we want it to reflect, we
are in good shape. On the other hand, we may have to make some revisions if expenditures are too high.
We will review the needs and try to prioritize them until eventually the budget is at a satisfactory level.

Recent Budget History

2016-2017

Budgeted Totals

Estimated Revenue - $5,089,115

Estimated Expenditures - $4,737,115

Estimated Balance - $352,000

Actual End of Year Results - 2017

2016-2017

Revenue - $6,187,962

Expenditures - $5,335,159

Balance - $852, 803

Total District Fund Balance - $4,320, 700

2017-2018

Budgeted Totals

Estimated Revenue - $5,560,935

Estimated Expenditures - $5,782,904

Estimated Balance - (-) $221, 969

Actual End of Year Results - 2018

Revenue - $6,087,539

Expenses - $6,266,037

Balance - (-)$178.498

Total District Fund Balance - $4, 142, 202

2018-2019

Budgeted Totals

Revenue - $5,966, 694

Expenses - $6,328,563

Estimated Balance - (-)$361,869

Actual End of Year Results - 2019

Revenue - $6,103,837

Expenses - $5,675,388

Balance - $428,449

Total District Fund Balance - $4,256, 587

2019-2020

Budgeted Totals

Estimated Revenue - $ 5,967,766

Estimated Expenditures - $5, 813,053

Estimated Balance - $154, 713

Actual End of Year Results - 2019

Will be finalized later in the year. LISD final budget results will be posted on the LISD website at
www.lindsayisd.org.

Sources of Revenue for LISD Fiscal Year 2018

93% Property Taxes

6.3% State Aid

-6.2% Grants and contributions (Federal aid and other state funds beyond the funding formula)

3.6 % other Revenue

3.6 % charges for services

Functional Expenses for Fiscal Year 2017

34.6 % Instruction

21.5 % Contractual Instructional Service Between Schools

11.7% Facilities maintenance and operations

11.2% Extracurricular Expenses

21.0% Other Expenses

LISD Recent Utility History

 Year                Water            Gas              Electricity      Total
 2014-2015           $24,880          $12,049          $111,559         $148,488
 2015-2016           $31,539          $7,861           $107,375         $146,775
 2016-2017           $30,550          $10,120          $110,527         $151,197
 2017-2018           $34,780          $13,,539         $105,747         $154,066
 2018-2019           $32,192          $12,092          $86,746          $131,030
 2019-2020           $33,362          $9,558           $97, 985         $140, 905

LISD Facility Information

 Building                             Year Built                        Sq Footage
 Lindsay Elementary 3rd-6th grade     1957/1985                         16081
 Cafeteria                            1971                              6,160
 Elementary Gym                       1963                              12,750
 K-2nd grade                          1963                              10,320
 Ag Dept                              1988                              2,000
 Junior High/High School              1987/1992/1995                    30,261
 Field House                          1992/2010                         5,200
 Weight Room                          1997                              1,200
 New Gym                              2005                              26, 161
 Administration                       1976                              1,654

STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT

Football – Qualified Area Finalists

Kolt Schuckers – SO - District MVP, Associated Press 1st Team All-State QB, 3rd Team Texas Sports Writers All-
State QB

Nick Schmitz – SR - Defensive MVP, Academic All-State 2nd Team, Honorable Mention Texas Sports Writers
All-State Defensive Back

Gage Bezner – JR - MVP Offensive Line - 2nd Team All-District Defense, Honorable Mention Texas Sports
Writers All-State Offensive Lineman

Tanner Corcoran – SR - MVP Defensive Line

Clay Fuhrmann – SO - Defensive Newcomer of the Year

Seth Foster – SR – Utility MVP

Tyler Yancey – JR - 1st Team All-District Corner Back, 1st Team All-District Punter/Kicker, 2nd Team Associated
Press All-State Defensive Back, 1st Team Texas Sports Writers All-State Kicker

Nash Dieter – JR - 1st Team All-District-Defensive End

Cooper Carter – JR - 1st Team All-District Linebacker, Associated Press Honorable Mention All-State
Linebacker, Honorable Mention Texas Sports Writers All-State Linebacker

Coltan Hanks – FR - 1st Team All-District Cornerback

Andrew Schully – JR - 1st Team All-District Linebacker

Jace Eddington – JR - 1st Team All-District Running Back

Garrett Ellender – JR - 1st Team All-District Wide Receiver, 1st Team Associated Press All-State Wide Receiver,
1st Team Texas Sports Writers All-State Wide Receiver

Kaden Green – JR - 1st Team All-District Offensive Lineman

Kade Hermes – SR - 1st Team All-District Offensive Lineman, Academic All-State Honorable Mention

Casey Pounds – SR - 1st Team All-District Offensive Lineman

Yash Patel – FR - 2nd Team All-District Offensive Lineman, 2nd Team All-District Defensive Lineman

Braxton Craigie – SO - 2nd Team All-District Safety, Honorable Mention All-District Receiver

Damian Yosten – JR - 2nd Team All-District Offensive Lineman

Walker Turbeville – JR - 2nd Team All-District Wide Receiver

Luke Rogers – SR - Academic All-State 2nd Team, Pride Award

Evan Anderle – SR - Academic All-State Honorable Mention

Patrick Burleson – SR - Pride Award

Volleyball - Regional Finalist

Rachel Metzler – JR - District Most Valuable Player

Kaylee Colwell – SR - Setter of the Year, Academic All-State

Allison Hedrick – JR - Libero of the Year

Heidi Fleitman – JR - Newcomer of the Year

Kylee Fleitman – JR - 1st Team All-District

Cassidy Grewing – SR - 1st Team All-District

Macey Ott – JR - 1st Team All-District

Kloe Copeland – SR - 2nd Team All-District

Tori Hartman – JR - 2nd Team All-District

Kathryn Worth – SR - 2nd Team All-District, Academic All-State

Skylar Tatum – SR - Honorable Mention All-District

Cross Country - Girls Team - Regional Qualifiers

Allison Hedrick – JR - Region II Champion, State Champion

Abby Hellman - FR

Story Tatum - SO

Kyla Metzler - FR

Rory Dulock - FR

Ella Dieter - FR

Boys Basketball – District Champions/Regional Quarterfinalists

Seth Foster – SR - District MVP, Academic All-District

Tyler Yancey – JR - Offensive MVP

Jack Popp – JR - First Team All-District, Academic All-District

Clinton Wallace – SR - First Team All-District, Academic All-District

Zane Hughes – SR - 2nd Team All-District, Academic All-District

Jake Metzler – SR - Honorable Mention All-District, Academic All-District

Cayden Rains – SR - Honorable Mention All-District, Academic All-District

Andrew Schully – JR - Honorable Mention All-District, Academic All-District

Nash Dieter – JR - Honorable Mention All-District

Braxton Craigie – JR - Honorable Mention All-District

Girls Basketball - Qualified for State Play-offs

Rachel Hutcherson – JR -1st Team All-District, Academic All-District

Allison Hedrick – Jr – 1st Team All-District, Academic All-District

Skylar Tatum - SR- 2nd Team All-District, Academic All-District

Story Tatum – SO – 2nd Team All-District, Academic All-District

Maggie Krahl – SR - Honorable Mention All-District, Academic All-District

Kyla Metzler – FR - Honorable Mention All-District

Riley Anderle – JR - Honorable Mention All-District, Academic All-District

Tatum Fleitman – FR - Academic All-District

Track - Boys and Girls - Regional Finalists

Did not complete the season due to COVID

Baseball

Did not complete the season due to COVID

Softball

Did not complete the season due to COVID

UIL Academics - Elementary
Students who placed 6th or higher in any event are listed

2nd Grade Results

Chess - Mrs. Perez - Sponsor - 3rd Place Team

Preston Mosman – 6th Place

Music Memory - Mrs. Reiter - Sponsor - 1st Place Team

Sammie Keith - 1st Place - Perfect Paper

Heston Schroeder - 1st Place - Perfect Paper

Gabe Colwell - 3rd Place

Tennyson Bayer - 4th Place

Creative Writing - Mrs. Doughty - Sponsor

Josie Fleitman - 2nd Place

Willow Hunter - 4th Place

Tennyson Bayer - 5th Place

Story Telling - Mrs. Hundt - Sponsor

Willow Hunter - 2nd Place

3rd Grade Results

Chess - Mrs. Perez - Sponsor - 1st Place Team

Nathan Brennan - 3rd Place

Levi Fuhrmann - 4th Place

Creek Britain - 5th Place

Story Telling - Mrs. Hundt - Sponsor

Asher Hillis - 4th Place

Music Memory - Mrs. Reiter - Sponsor - 1st Place Team

Mackynzie Bittner - 1st Place - Perfect Paper

Eli Addison - 3rd Place

Conrad Vestal - 4th Place

Caleb Riley - 5th Place

Ready Writing - Mrs. Haverkamp - Sponsor

Mackynzie Bittner - 1st Place

Spelling - Mrs. T. Fuhrmann - Sponsor - 1st Place Team

Asher Hillis - 1st Place

Nathan Desai - 2nd Place

Audrey Rinner - 6th Place

4th Grade Results

Art Smart - Mrs. Schumacher-Connett - Sponsor - 1st Place Team

Brian Fuhrmann - 1st Place

Addison Wilkinson - 2nd Place

Eadie Fleitman - 3rd Place

Number Sense - Mrs. Jones - Sponsor - 2nd Place Team

Brian Fuhrman - 1st Place

Brent Adams - 3rd Place

Eli Fuhrmann - 6th Place

Music Memory - Mrs. Reiter - Sponsor - 1st Place Team

Kennedy Neu - 1st Place - Perfect Paper

Brent Adams - 2nd Place

Travis Haynes - 3rd Place

Ready Writing - Mrs. Haverkamp - Sponsor

Swayam Rawal - 1st Place

Reese Jezek - 5th Place

Spelling – Mrs. T. Fuhrmann - Sponsor - 1st Place Team

Swayam Rawal - 1st Place

Hank Vestal - 4th Place

Oral Reading - Mrs. Muller - Sponsor

Zac Grewing - 2nd Place

5th Grade Results

Oral Reading - Mrs. Vaughn - Sponsor

Ava Hillis - 1st Place

Eden Dulock - 2nd Place

Kale Cope - 4th Place

Chess - Mrs. Perez - Sponsor - 3rd place Team

Travis Haynes - 1st Place

Art Smart - Mrs. Schumacher-Connett - Sponsor - 1st Place Team

Sam Bell - 1st Place

Ava Hillis - 2nd Place

Peyton Jones - 3rd Place

Katy Zimmerer - 4th Place

Maps, Graphs, and Charts - Mrs. Vaughn - Sponsor - 1st Place Team

Eli Neu - 1st place

Dominic Cole - 3rd Place

Eden Dulock - 5th Place

Number Sense - Mrs. Jones - Sponsor - 2nd Place Team

Eden Dulock - 2nd Place

Dictionary Skills - Mrs. Rohmer - Sponsor - 1st Place Team

Rhoslyn Meyer - 1st Place

Emery Fleitman - 2nd Place

Eden Dulock - 4th Place

Listening Skills – Mrs. C. Fuhrmann - Sponsor - 2nd Place Team

Katy Zimmerer-3rd Place

John Rinner-3rd Place

Social Studies - Mrs. Bell - Sponsor - 2nd Place Team

John Rinner - 1st Place

Ready Writing - Mrs. Reaves - Sponsor

Rhoslyn Meyer - 1st Place

Abigail Riley - 4th Place

Spelling - Mrs. Popp – Sponsor - 1st Place Team

Jordan Neu - 1st Place

Ava Hillis - 4th Place

Eden Dulock - 5th Place

6th Grade Results

Oral Reading - Mrs. Vaughn - Sponsor

Sarah Hess - 2nd Place

Callie Sharp - 3rd Place

Mathematics - Mrs. Jones - Sponsor - 1st Place Team

Braxton Ice - 2nd Place

Jaret Dulock - Place

Chess - Mrs. Perez - Sponsor

Peyton Jones - 6th Grade

Art Smart - Mrs. Schumacher-Connett - Sponsor - 1st Place

Alana Sharp - 1st Place

John Rinner - 1st Place

Mady Blanton - 3rd Place

Braxton Ice - 4th Place

Emery Fleitman - 6th Place

Maps, Graphs, and Charts - Mrs. Vaughn - Sponsor - 1st Place Team

Jaret Dulock - 1st Place

Raegan Neu - 2nd Place

Luke Reiter - 3rd Place

Modern Oratory - Mrs. Dieter - Sponsor

Astrid Haveron - 3rd Place

Gavin Anderle - 4th Place

Karsyn Childers-Nelson - 5th Place

Number Sense - Mrs. Jones - Sponsor - 1st Place Team

Jaret Dulock - 1st place

Parker Neu - 3rd Place

Braxton Ice - 5th Place

Music Memory - Mrs. Perez - Sponsor - 1st Place Team

Aiden Eischeid - 1st Place

Keli Cox - 3rd Place

Lacey Hess - 4th Place

Dictionary Skills - Mrs. Rohmer - Sponsor - 1st Place Team

Mady Blanton - 2nd Place

Braxton Ice - 3rd Place

Isaac Fuhrmann - 5th Place

Calculator - Mrs. S. Hermes Sponsor - 2nd Place Team

Davin Meurer - 2nd Place

Jaret Dulock - 3rd Place

Mady Blanton - 6th Place

Listening Skills - Mrs. C. Fuhrmann - Sponsor - 1st Place Team
Alana Sharp - 1st Place

Kieran Gilbert - 2nd Place

Brandon Sharp - 5th Place

Editorial Writing - Mrs. Dieter - Sponsor

Keli Cox - 5th Place

Addison Brewer - 6th Place

Spelling - Mrs. Popp - Sponsor - 1st Place Team

Parker Neu - 1st Place

Jaret Dulock - 2nd Place

Zachary Metzler - 3rd Place

Junior High UIL
Junior High UIL Results - LJHS District Champions

7th Grade Results

Calculator Applications - Coach Yosten - Sponsor - 1st Place Team

Abby Brennan - 1st Place

Madeline Neu - 2nd Place

Nate Klement - 3rd Place

Chess - Mr. Brennan - Sponsor - 2nd Place Team

Cole Mormon - 6th Place

Dictionary Skills - Mrs. Yosten - Sponsor - 1st Place Team

Jennifer Brandle - 1st Place

Molly Dieter-2nd Place

Editorial Writing - Sponsor

Abby Brennan - 1st Place

Emma Mauldin - 2nd Place

Sydney McFarlane - 3rd Place

Impromptu Speaking - Sponsor

Cody Williford - 2nd Place

Listening - Mrs. Hedrick - Sponsor - 1st Place Team

Emma Mauldin - 1st Place

Garrett Muller - 2nd Place

Brice Robinson - 6th Place

Mathematics - Mr. Westbrook – Sponsor - 1st Place Team

Corigan Etter - 1st Place

Abby Brennan - 4th Place

Modern Oratory - Sponsor

Addison Lawson - 1st Place

Ryleigh Jezek-2nd Place

Reagan Swaney - 3rd Place

Music Memory – Mrs. McCabe - Sponsor – 1st Place Team

Mary Colwell - 1st Place

Mason Mills - 5th Place

Lyndon Winters - 6th Place

Number Sense - Mr. Fuhrmann - Sponsor - 1st Place Team

Abby Brennan - 1st Place

Corigan Etter - 3rd Place

Nate Klement - 4th Place

Oral Reading - Sponsor

Molly Dieter - 1st Place

Addison Lawson - 2nd Place

Ready Writing - Sponsor

Madeline Neu - 1st Place

Sydney McFarlane - 2nd Place

Science I - Mrs. Keith - Sponsor - 2nd Place Team

No individuals from LISD finished 6th or better

Social Studies - Mr. Brennan - Sponsor - 2nd Place

Brice Robinson - 4th Place

Spelling - Mrs. Barnhill - Sponsor - 3rd Place Team

Austin Henderson - 4th Place

8th Grade Results

Art - Sponsor

Katy Blanton - 2nd Place

Calculator Applications - Coach Yosten - Sponsor - 1st Place Team

Katelyn Fuhrmann - 1st Place

Jack Flanagan - 2nd Place

Chess - Mr. Brennan - Sponsor - 2nd Place Team

Hunter Sandman - 1st Place

Dictionary Skills - Mrs. Yosten - Sponsor - 1st Place Team

Emily Metzler - 1st Place

Elizabeth Hawkins - 3rd Place

Landry Rogers - 6th Place

Editorial Writing

Mary Gomulak - 6th Place

Impromptu Speaking

Yashica Vig - 2nd Place

Katy Blanton - 3rd Place

Maya Dulock - 5th Place

Listening

Autumn Hedrick - 6th Place

Mathematics - Mr. Westbrook - Sponsor - 1st Place Team

Tommy Fuhrmann - 1st Place

Diya Dax - 2nd Place

Henry Hess - 3rd Place

Modern Oratory

Autumn Hedrick - 3rd Place

Lexi Martin - 5th Place

Madeline Williams - 6th Place

Number Sense - Mr. Fuhrmann - Sponsor - 1st Place Team

Katelyn Fuhrmann - 1st Place

Tommy Fuhrmann - 2nd Place

Diya Dax - 3rd Place

Oral Reading

Emily Metzler - 3rd Place

Maya Dulock - 5th Place

Mary Gomulak - 6th Place

Ready Writing

Emma Baker - 2nd Place

Mary Gomulak - 3rd Place

Science II

Tommy Fuhrmann - 2nd Place

Social Studies - Mr. Brennan - Sponsor - 1st Place Team

Thor Haveron - 1st Place

Caylee Cheaney - 3rd Place

Spelling - Mrs. Barnhill - Sponsor - 3rd Place Team

Mary Gomulak - 2nd Place

Jr. High TMSCA

8th grade
Ryan Hellman - 1st place Number Sense, 2nd Place Mathematics

Jase Keith - 1st place Mathematics, 2nd Place Number Sense, 3rd Place Calculator

Corey Metzler - 2nd Place Science, 5th Place Number Sense

Ella Klement - 6th place Mathematics

Trenton Blount - 5th Place Science

Yash Patel - 6th Place Science

7th Grade
Diya Dax - 2nd Place Number Sense

Katelyn Fuhrmann - 4th Place Calculator

Meg Morris - 2nd Place Science

Bay Morris - 4th Place Science

6th Grade
Corigan Etter - 1st Place Science

Cole Mormon - 2nd Place Mathematics

Abby Brennan - 3rd Place Calculator

FFA/AG Competitions
Individual Awards

Cade Hellman - SR - Received his Lone Star Degree at the 2019 Texas FFA State Convention; Alvord Buckle
Show - Champion Hereford and Reserve Division British Heifer; State Fair of Texas - 2nd in Class - Polled
Hereford at State Fair Jr. Heifer Show; Cooke County Jr. Livestock Show - Reserve Polled Hereford; Received
$12,000 Scholarship for Heifer Superintendent’s Beef Challenge; Recipient of State Fair of Texas Scholarship
for $6,000; Received $1,500 Scholarship from Southwestern Cattle Raisers; 4th highest individual in Senior
Quiz Team Competition - Tarleton LDE Contest; High Point Individual Senior Ag Quiz Team - District Contest

Andrew Goldsmith - SO - 2nd in Class - Charolais - State Fair Jr Heifer Show

Garrett Tackett - SO - 4th in Class - Red Angus - State Fair Jr Heifer Show

Stephen Fuhrmann - SO - 3rd in Class - Charolais - Showmanship Finalist - State Fair Jr Heifer Show; 4th place
Senior Creed Speaking Weatherford LDE Contest; 3rd place Senior Creed Speaking Contest; 3rd Place in Class –
Market Steers - Cooke County Jr Livestock Show; Senior Cattle Showmanship Winner - Cooke County Jr.
Livestock Show; Reserve Champion Charolais - Cooke County Jr. Livestock Show; received $4,500 Ft Worth
Scholarship, 5th highest individual - Senior Quiz Team - Tarleton LDE Contest; 2nd in heat - Senior Creed
Speaking-Tarleton LDE Contest; 2nd Highest Point Total - Senior Ag Quiz Team - District Contest

Lainie Reiter - 8th Gr - 3rd Place - Greenhand Creed Speaking at Weatherford LDE Contest

Henry Thurman - SO - 5th place Sr. Stakes – Horses - Cooke County Jr. Livestock Show; 2nd Place Sr. Poles –
Horses - Cooke County Livestock Show; 6th place Sr. Barrels - Horses - Cooke County Jr. Livestock Show; 3rd
Place Sr. Ranch Trail - Horses - Jr. Livestock Show; 6th Place Sr. Ranch Pleasure - Cooke County Jr. Livestock
Show; 5th place - Sr - Ranch Horsemanship - Cooke County Jr. Livestock Show; 3rd in Class Large Metal Project
- Cooke County Jr. Livestock Show; Blue Ribbon Winner - Deer Blind - Ft. Worth Livestock Show

Layton Morrow - 8th Gr - 5th Place in Class - Market Steers - Cooke County Jr. Livestock Show

Ellie Green - FR - 2nd in Class - Breeding Heifers - Cooke County Jr. Livestock Show

Makenna Hermes - SO - 2nd in Class – Charolais - Cooke County Jr. Livestock Show

Andrew Goldsmith - SO - 1st in Class - Breeding Heifer - Cooke County Jr. Livestock Show

Tanner Corcoran - SR - Champion Simmental - Cooke County Jr. Livestock Show; 2nd in Class - White OPB -
Cooke County Jr. Livestock Show

Garrett Tackett - 7th Gr - 3rd in Class - Red Angus - Cooke County Jr. Livestock Show

Justin Corcoran - JR - 5th in Class - Cross Bred Swine - Cooke County Jr Livestock Show; 1st in Class - White OPB
Swine - Cooke County Jr. Livestock Show

Joseph Fisher - 8th Gr - 5th in Class - Cross Bred Swine - Cooke County Jr. Livestock Show

Nick Fisher - SR - 4th in Class - Cross Bred Swine - Cooke County Jr. Livestock Show

Samantha Fisher - SO - 3rd in Class - Black OPB Swine - Cooke County Jr. Livestock Show

Kade Cannon - 7th Gr - 4th in Class - York Swine - Cooke County Jr. Livestock Show

Landrie Huchton - 4th Gr - Grand Champion - Market Rabbit - Cooke County Jr. Livestock Show

Gracie Myrick - SR - 5th in Class-Market Rabbit - Cooke County Jr. Livestock Show

Bella Grahl - 7th Gr - 2nd in Class - Holland Loop Breeding Rabbits - Cooke County Jr. Livestock Show

Kade Branson - FR - 2nd in Class - Market Goats - Cooke County Jr. Livestock Show

Kale Cope - 5th Gr - Champion Southdown Lamb - Cooke County Jr. Livestock Show; 4th in Class Medium Wool
Cross Lamb - Cooke County Jr. Livestock Show

Katy Blanton - 8th Gr - 6th in Class - Medium Wool Cross - Cooke County Jr. Livestock Show

Michael Sprouse - JR - 3rd in Class Medium Wool Cross - Cooke County Jr. Livestock Show

Andrew Schully - JR - 3rd in Class - Medium Wood Project - Cooke County Jr. Livestock Show

Simon Thurman - 7th Gr - Reserve Champion and 1st in Class-Farm and Ranch Restoration – Ft. Worth
Livestock Show

Samantha Fisher - SO - Recipient of the Ft Worth Scholarship $4,500

Ryan Hellman - FR - 4th Highest Point Total - Ag. Quiz Team-District Contest

Tommy Fuhrmann - 8th Gr - High Point Individual - Sr. Greenhand Team - District Contest

Jase Keith - FR - 2nd High Point Individual - Sr. Greenhand Team - District Contest

Team Events
Senior Quiz Team - 2nd out of 72 Teams at Tarleton LDE Contest - Cade Hellman - SR, Stephen Fuhrmann - SO,
Colton Popp - SO.

Greenhand Quiz Team - Tommy Fuhrmann - 8th Gr, Henry Hess - 8th Gr, Blake Keith - 8th Gr, Jase Keith - 9th Gr -
5th Place - Cleburne LDE Contest; District Champions - District Contest; 6th Place - Area Contest

Senior Ag Quiz Team - Stephen Fuhrmann - SO, Cade Hellman - SR, Colton Popp - SO, Ryan Hellman - FR, Mary
Doughty – FR - 3rd Place – Cleburne LDE Contest; 3rd Place - Weatherford LDE Contest; District Champions -
District Contest; 4th Place - Area Contest

FCCLA Results

Ashlyn Brooks - FR - Red Ribbon - Cooke County JR. Livestock Show - Creative Arts - Holiday Decorations; Red
Ribbon, Cooke County Jr. Livestock Show - Dehydrated Foods

Lexi Butcher - SO - Blue Ribbon - Reserve Class Champion - Cooke County Jr. Livestock Show - Photography
Animals; Blue Ribbon - Cooke County Jr. Livestock Show - Photography Entomology; Red Ribbon - Cooke
County Jr. Livestock Show - Photography Plant/Flora; Red Ribbon - Cooke County Jr. Livestock Show -
Photography Enhanced

Rose Butcher - SR - Red Ribbon - Cooke County Jr. Livestock Show - Creative Arts - Decorated Clothing; Blue
Ribbon - Reserve Grand Champion - Cooke County Jr. Livestock Show - Creative Arts - Trash to Treasure;
White Ribbon - Cooke County Jr. Livestock Show – Foods - Healthy Recipe; Blue Ribbon - Cooke County Jr.
Livestock Show – Photography – Food; Blue Ribbon - Cooke County Jr. Livestock Show – Photography - Macro
Detail

Audrey Colwell - FR - Blue Ribbon - Cooke County Jr. Livestock Show - Photography - People; Blue Ribbon -
Cooke County Jr. Livestock Show – Photography - Plant/Flora; Blue Ribbon - Cooke County Jr. Livestock Show
- Photography - Macro Detail; Blue Ribbon - Cooke County Jr. Livestock Show – Photography -
Nature/Landscape

Lauren Colwell - JR - Blue Ribbon - Cooke County Jr. Livestock Show – Photography - Plant/flora; Red Ribbon -
Cooke County Jr. Livestock Show – Photography - Nature/Landscape

Samantha Fisher - SO-Blue Ribbon - Cooke County Jr. Livestock Show – Photography - Domestic Animals

Kylee Fleitman - JR - Red Ribbon - Cooke County Jr. Livestock Show - Creative Arts - Decorated Clothing; Blue
Ribbon - Cooke County Jr. Livestock Show - Creative Arts - Holiday Decorations

Loren Freeman - SO - Blue Ribbon - Reserve Grand Champion, Class Champion, Cooke County Jr. Livestock
Show - Clothing/Textiles - Pillow; Blue Ribbon-Class Champion - Cooke County Jr. Livestock Show - Creative
Arts - Wreath/Floral; Blue Ribbon - Cooke County Jr. Livestock Show - Creative Arts - Trash to Treasure; Blue
Ribbon - Cooke County Jr. Livestock Show - Foods - Candy

Macey Hawkins - FR - Blue Ribbon - Class Champion - Cooke County Jr. Livestock Show - Foods - Drop, Sliced,
Shaped, Rolled Cookie

Allison Hedrick - JR - Red Ribbon - Cooke County Jr. Livestock Show - Art - Opaque Painting

Landrie Herr - JR - Blue Ribbon - Cooke County Jr. Livestock Show - Creative Arts - Holiday Decorations; Red
Ribbon - Cooke County Jr. Livestock Show - Foods - Quick Breads

Mackenzie Hess - JR - Red Ribbon - Cooke County Jr. Livestock Show - Clothing/Textiles -Pillow; Blue Ribbon -
Cooke County Jr. Livestock Show - Photography - Entomology

Avery Hughes - JR - Blue Ribbon - Cooke County Jr. Livestock Show - Class Champion-Photography
Nature/Landscape

Rachel Hutcherson - JR - Blue Ribbon - Cooke County Jr. Livestock Show - Photography - Nature/Landscape;
Red Ribbon - Cooke County Jr. Livestock Show - Photography - Dominant Color

Mikayla Johnson - SR - Red Ribbon - Cooke County Jr. Livestock Show - Art - Opaque Painting; Blue Ribbon -
Cooke County Jr. Livestock Show - Reserve Grand Champion - Clothing/Textiles - Stuffed Animal/Doll

Logan Martin - SR-Blue Ribbon - Cooke County Jr. Livestock Show - Creative Arts - Housing Accessories

Rachel Metzler - JR - Red Ribbon - Cooke County Jr. Livestock Show - Clothing/Textiles - Needlework

Shawna Neusch - SO - Blue Ribbon - Cooke County Jr. Livestock Show - Art - Mix Media 2D & Relief; Blue
Ribbon - Cooke County Jr. Livestock Show - Class Champion - Creative Arts - 3D Project Display; Red Ribbon -
Cooke County Jr. Livestock Show - Photography - Domestic Animals; Red Ribbon - Cooke County Jr. Livestock
Show - Photography - Entomology; Blue Ribbon - Cooke County Jr. Livestock Show - Photography -
Plant/Flora, Blue Ribbon - Cooke County Jr. Livestock Show - Photography-Nature/Landscape

Payton Orr - SR - Blue Ribbon - Cooke County Jr. Livestock Show - Reserve Grand Champion - Art - Black &
White Drawing; Blue Ribbon - Cooke County Jr. Livestock Show - Reserve Grand Champion - Art-Opaque
Painting; Blue Ribbon - Cooke County Jr. Livestock Show - Creative Arts - Trash to Treasure; Blue Ribbon -
Cooke County Jr. Livestock Show - Photography - People; Blue Ribbon - Cooke County Jr. Livestock Show -
Photography -Nature/Landscape

Elizabeth Otto - SR - Blue Ribbon - Cooke County Jr. Livestock Show - Class Champion - Photography -
Elements of Design; Blue Ribbon - Cooke County Jr. Livestock Show - Photography - Plant/Flora; Blue Ribbon -
Cooke County Jr. Livestock Show - Photography - Still Life

Kortnie Reiter - FR - Red Ribbon - Cooke County Jr. Livestock Show - Photography - Entomology

Casey Schumacher-SR - White Ribbon - Cooke County Jr. Livestock Show - Art - Opaque Painting; Blue Ribbon
-Cooke County Jr. Livestock Show - Art - Transparent Painting; Red Ribbon - Cooke County Jr. Livestock Show -
Art -Mix Media, 2D and Relief; Blue Ribbon - Cooke County Jr. Livestock Show - Photography - People; Red
Ribbon -Cooke County Jr. Livestock Show - Photography - Elements of Design; Red Ribbon - Cooke County Jr.
Livestock Show - Photography - Still Life; Blue Ribbon - Cooke County Jr. Livestock Show - Reserve Class
Champion -Photography - Dominant Color

Jerrad Schumacher - SR - Red Ribbon - Cooke County Jr. Livestock Show - Foods - Creative Cake; Blue Ribbon -
Cooke County Jr. Livestock Show - Photography - Nature/Landscape

Rileigh Turbeville - SR - Blue Ribbon - Cooke County Jr. Livestock Show - Art - Black & White; Red Ribbon -
Cooke County Jr. Livestock Show - Art - Color Drawing; Blue Ribbon - Cooke County Jr. Livestock Show - Art -
Opaque Painting; Blue Ribbon - Cooke County Jr. Livestock Show - Art - Transparent Painting; Red Ribbon -
Cooke County Jr. Livestock Show - Clothing/Textile - Needlework; Blue Ribbon - Cooke County Jr. Livestock
Show - Photography - Domestic Animal

Kathryn Worth - SR - Blue Ribbon - Cooke County Jr. Livestock Show - Class Champion - Photography -
Animals/Wildlife; Blue Ribbon - Cooke County Jr. Livestock Show - Photography - Nature/Landscape

FCCLA Star Event Results -Region 2
All Listed Qualified for State FCCLA

Food Innovations - Level 2 - 2nd Place - Riya Dax - FR, Ella Dieter - FR, Macey Hawkins - FR

Food Innovations - Level 2 - 5th Place - Logan Brooks - FR

Food Innovations - Level 3 - 4th Place - Alyssa Eason - SR, Kaitlyn Popp - SR

Interpersonal Communications - Level 3 - 4th Place - Lauren Colwell - JR, Avery Hughes - JR

National Programs in Action - Level 3 - 3rd Place - Gracie Myrick - SR

Professional Presentation - Level 3 - 2nd Place - Logan Martin - SR

Repurpose and Redesign - Level 3 - 3rd Place - Payton Orr - SR

Sports Nutrition - Level 3 - 3rd Place - Rileigh Turbeville - SR

FCCLA Star Event - State Results
Food Innovations - Level 2 - 2nd Place - National Qualifier - Riya Dax - FR, Ella Dieter - FR, Macey Hawkins - FR

Professional Presentation - Level 3 - 3rd Place - National Qualifier - Logan Martin - SR