Monthly Archives: April 2021

NEWS RELEASE From:              Jeff Northern, Superintendent Subject:           Deadline for filing Student Transfer Applications Policy FD(LOCAL) and FDA(LOCAL) requires that all students who live outside Levelland I.S.D. boundaries, but who will be attending school in Levelland for the 2021-2022 school year … Continue reading →

On Friday, April 23rd Levelland Fire Department responded to a fire call in the 200 block of Ave.T around 10:15am. Firefighters used 3 fire engines and other methods to combat the fire and stay on scene until 12:30, no injuries … Continue reading →

During the April 24th vaccine clinic, the Lubbock Health Department administered 1,483 doses of the COVID-19 vaccine. The Department has been hard at work since the vaccine was released, peaking in March with 40,096 doses administered. So far in the … Continue reading →

All Three LMS Bands performed at the Abernathy Music Festival on April 22nd. Each band prepared three contest pieces and sight read for the audience a tune they had never seen prior. The Judges are well respected band directors from … Continue reading →

Levelland Fire, Police, and EMS teams are responding to a structure fire near Ave T today. The scene is still very active, and no injuries have been reported as of yet. Lubbock Power and Light representative Matt Rose says obscenely … Continue reading →

LISD is partnering with Levelland Covenant Health & Voices in a Medicine Clean-Out. You can drop off your out of date& unused medications for disposal at Capitol on Saturday, April 24th from 10Am to noon. They’ll be accepting expired medications … Continue reading →

LISD Board of Education called a special meeting tonight to discuss filling the role of High School Principal, which has been left open by the departure of Robbie Phillips. Tania Moody called the meeting to order at 5:30pm in the … Continue reading →

The City of Lubbock held its bi-weekly COVID-19 digital meeting today at 11:30 to keep the community up to date on the current situation with the Corona Virus pandemic. First up was Catherine Wells, Director of Public Health to go … Continue reading →

Lubbock Cooper has brought a proposed Bond before voters that would build three new schools, a sports stadium as well as various extracurricular facilities. The bond would be expected to spend $420 million in a period of 8-10 year. Due … Continue reading →

Levelland City Council met on Monday, April 19th to discuss several topics, and to vote on several community issues ranging from curfew to upcoming events. First on the agenda was to go over Ordinance 1053, which deals with the curfew. … Continue reading →