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Lockhart, TX 78644

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Lockhart Independent School District

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Posted November 21, 2009

I have a son that attends LHS and it is a good school, the staff and Principles are great and are on top of everything! But I do think the teachers need to give more homework and try to prepare the students for college more! I like the fact that it is small and everyone knows everyone, the students get more teacher time, than other bigger school.
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Posted September 22, 2009

Lockhart High School is a Texas Education Agency Recognized School, within the TEA Recognized School District, in 2009. The Career and Technology program has blossomed in the past 4 years. The completion rate is at 96%, which is at the top of high schools in the state. Come visit us at www.lockhartisd.org.
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Posted November 22, 2005

LHS has AP programs and regular but no honors classes. The music and track (including cross-countr y) programs are excellent. There is a high involvement of students in extracurricular activities. The small town atmosphere allows for more personal contact Graduates of LHS have attended Brown, Rice, Yale, MIT as well as good public universities and have become professionals. Parent involvement could be much better. There is a big gap between the high achievers and those who are just waiting to drop out of school. The vocational program needs a lot of work. Students are put into some vocational classes because there are not enough electives and they sometimes prevent the vocational teachers from being able to provide valid instruction because of class disruption. There is a move to create more career paths and this area is improving.
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2goodparents January 30, 2012
You get what your tax dollars pay for! Excellent school for the money in my opinion.
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tia2grandma January 25, 2012
Check to see if students with disabilities are a priority because otherwise the state doesn't pay for that child to go to School if they don't have a disability your child has to be put on a waiting list for pre-k! if their not
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LAMommy1 January 9, 2012
1.Go on a tour of a school tour 2. Talk to the director (and the teacher your child will have) about what the students day like. 3. Watch school in session 4. Look out for red flags: neglected children at play, lazy, non engaging teachers
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