Classes will resume Tuesday, Feb. 21st (Black Day).

CTE Delivers Real Options for Students for College and Rewarding Careers

• CTE programs allow students to explore a range of options for their future-inside and outside the classroom.
• Through CTE, students can start their path toward a career that they are passionate about, while earning valuable experience, college credits and more.
• CTE students are more likely to have a post-high school plan, including college-than other students; just two percent of CTE students say they “don’t know” what they will do after high school.

Brought to you by Advance CTE www.careertech.org

Congratulations to the following students who were nominated Pirates of the Month by the Math Department!

Freshmen: Abbey Watts and Cason Stumm

Sophomores: Mia Larez and Dillon Moeller

Juniors: Landree Erickson and Greyson Boozer

Seniors: Shannon Zallen and Ian Schaef

Get your dinner theatre tickets to This Girl Laughs, This Girl Cries, This Girl Does Nothing now! The price of dinner is $10 and the show is free. Click the flyer to get tickets for the dinner portion of the event.

SAT Bootcamp to help prepare students who signed up for the March 22nd SAT at Lubbock-Cooper High School
• Students will report to LCHS 1st and will then be transported to Central Office via bus.
• The camp is 1 day (some might think it's a 2 day camp) and has a capacity of 75 seats available for each day.
• Who is this for? Students currently in 10th, 11th, or 12th grade planning to take the SAT sometime this Spring

Prom will April 1st at the Civic Center.

Graduation will be May 25th at 7:00pm at United Supermarkets Arena.

More details to come.

Congratulations to Samantha Young on a great San Antonio run! We are proud of her for representing Lubbock-Cooper FFA and LCHS at a high level!

The list of students eligible for membership in NHS is posted by the counseling center, library, or rooms 138 and 307 of the high school. Those interested in applying should follow the posted instructions. An application is required. The deadline to submit application is 4:00 p.m. on Thursday, Feb. 16.

Mr. Tabor's Building Trades students are learning to use all of the different tools and safety equipment in the shop. The students have been designing and constructing their own projects. They have constructed a playhouse, a deer blind, cabinets, cutting boards, and different types of shelves and benches. They are also learning how to cut angles and attach the trim.

Congratulations to our Pirate Swim and Dive teams!

Ladies placed 6th in the region out of 19 teams

The Men placed 5th in the region out of 18 teams

Highlights

200 Medley Relay

Ladies: Camden McDougal Loren Macias Addison Donai Sarah Maclachlan-

Best Time New School Record Regional Medalists

200 Free:

Kyler Beights - Best Time New School Record Regional Medalist STATE Qualifier

Diving

Luke Juels - Regional Champ - STATE Qualifier

500 Free

Addison Donai - Regional Medalist

Kyler Beights - Regional Medalist STATE Qualifier

200 Free Relay

Men: Landry Harman, Collin Smith, David MacLachlan, Kyler Beights - Best Time New School Record Regional Medalists

Congratulations to Coach Rios and the Pirate Wrestling Team!

Boys - 3rd Place Overall

106 - Gabriel Garcia - 1st

113 - Jordan Builton-Arguello - 2nd

120 - JP - 2nd

126 - Jaden Builton-Arguello - 2nd

138 - Luke Rangel - 3rd

144 - Gavin Cisneros - 4th

175 - Jayden McLean - 1st

Girls - 1st Place Overall

100 - Alize Dowd - 1st

107 - Kasi Mittal - 2nd

114 - Lille Long - 2nd

120 - Alyssa Rodriguez - 2nd

126 - Lexia Suarez - 1st

132 - Zoe Bennett - 1st

138 - Kamryn Flores - 1st

145 - Taylin Silco - 2nd

152 - Laura Rodriguez - 2nd

185 - Avey Mitchell - 2nd

235 - Kayla McLearen - 2nd

Congratulations to Medical Terminology teacher, Jennifer Wade, for being LCHS' Teacher of the Month! Students say Jennifer makes learning fun by doing engaging group projects. She is kind, caring, and helpful, look for the positive in every situation, and brings joy to her classroom!

Congratulations to senior, Slade Allen, who has qualified for the State UIL Semi-Finals in Narrative Film!

Students have the opportunity to sign up for the Virtual Teen Mental Health Summit on February 25th. Click the flyer below to register!

This event is geared towards high school students, college transfers and the general public. Representatives from all 6 of our schools (Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences, School of Health Professions, School of Medicine, School of Nursing, School of Pharmacy and the School of Population and Public Health) will provide informational workshops and activities for the students. We would like to invite you and your students. If you don’t mind, please pass the attached flyer out to your students and post around your schools. The event is free, there will be giveaways, and lunch is provided. Register by clicking on the flyer below!

The Lubbock-Cooper ISD Technology Department is accepting applications for the 2023-2024 school year through March 3th. The Student Tech Application is now open. Please click the flyer below to access the application form. We will contact you with the info you provide in the application to schedule an interview. A schedule change to the Tech Work Program will be needed if selected for the program.

Student Techs must be able to work at least one, preferably two, class periods during the school year. Once selections are made then we will work with your counselor to get Tech Work on your schedule.

It is once again time to recruit local students to represent Lubbock during the 2023 Junior Ambassador trip to Musashino City, Japan. Students currently enrolled in grades 7th, 8th, and 9th are welcome to apply. Applications are due by 5 p.m. on Friday, February 24, 2023.

The application and program details may also be found on the City of Lubbock website at https://ci.lubbock.tx.us/departments/junior-ambassadors.

If your student is going to be absent, late, or leaving school early, please follow the instructions below to submit proper documentation.

After submitting an absence in Skyward and indicating that it is Covid related in the comments box, you will receive an email with a Google Form link. Parents must fill out the Google Form and supply evidence of the Covid related absence to ensure that the absence will not count against semester exam exemptions.

See the graphics below for action steps to complete when an iPad is damaged, lost or stolen.

Landon Winton - Principal Lubbock-Cooper High School

Courtney Pesterfield - Associate Principal

Ashley Herrera - Assistant Principal

Kelcey Wormsbaker - Assistant Principal

Brandon Tucker - Assistant Principal

Randy Doege - Assistant Principal for Special Education

Bart McMeans - Assistant Principal

Debbie Smith - CTE Director

Phillip Saffel - Principal Liberty High School

Website: lchs.lcisd.net

Location: 910 Woodrow Road, Lubbock, TX, USA
Phone: 806-993-2321
Twitter: @pirate_pride

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