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PHONE: (903) 587-8303

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501 E Hackberry St

Leonard, TX 75452

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Leonard Independent School District

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Posted February 8, 2010

this is a good and caring school this school is one of the best the teachers are the best
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Posted April 26, 2007

The teachers and staff at Leonard Intermediate are very caring. I feel very safe having my son attend here. The class sizes are great (around 20 students per teacher)and plenty of extracurricular activities are offered. The fifth grade attended a three-day science camp at a local campground this year and they loved it!
—Submitted by Julie Dilbeck, a parent

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cindybanis January 26, 2012
They could be doing much more to earn money by collecting more then just BoxTops & Soup Labels. There are Capri Sun Drink Pouches, Used cell phones, laptops, empty ink/toner cartridges. They should look at TerraCycling.com What is PTA REALLY doing?
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LSMomOfFour January 16, 2012
It is great to teach our kids to give to others-within limits. Support without demanding! I boycott school fundraisers; donate elsewhere to show real value in helping where needed.
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amjames January 13, 2012
From the asking perspective (such as schools asking students to donate to causes) frequent appeals for donations creates real problems for families who cannot afford to donate to every appeal or cause. Stop pressuring kids for money.
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