LVHS Newsletter
Excellence In All We Do.
August 4, 2023
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LVHS Student athletes gathered during the summer to become more loyal and accountable leaders
LVHS Cheerleaders attended the University of Texas Cheer Camp



Welcome to our new LVHS faculty!
Lauryn Ilomuanya Mrs. Ilomuanya will serve as one of our educational aides in our 18+ program at LVHS. She is a Lago graduate and has been working at Wiley Middle School in Leander. | Anne Schobelock Ms. Schobelock is moving back to Texas from Washington where she was working on her master's degree. She will be teaching social studies which she has previously taught here in Texas. | Clint Anderson Coach Anderson is joining us from Marble Falls. He will be teaching social studies and will be the assistant basketball coach. |
Lauryn Ilomuanya
Anne Schobelock
Kailey Sescilia Ms. Sescilia is a Lago grad and is moving back to the hill country from the Dallas area where she has been teaching English. She will be teaching English IV this year. | Kandis Tous Mrs. Tous will also be teaching English. She has been teaching at Renaissance Academy, a private school. She has lived in Lago Vista for several years. | Ron Leach Mr. Leach is moving back to Texas from Alabama. He has taught and coached in many Houston area schools prior to living in Alabama. Mr. Leach will be teaching English. |
Kailey Sescilia
Kandis Tous
Larry Feldman Mr. Feldman is joining us from the Houston area and he will be teaching math this year. | Paige Vardaman Mrs. Vardaman is coming back to LVHS after taking a year off! She will teaching half time in the math department. | Tricia Sosa Coach Sosa will be teaching science at the high school this year. She is joining us from the middle school. Although, as the tennis coach, she has been around the school quite a bit. |
Larry Feldman
Paige Vardaman
Vivian Finch Mrs. Finch has lived in Lago Vista for several years and will be an educational aide in our Special Education Department. | Aremy Guevara Ms. Guevara is joining us fresh from Texas State University. She will be an educational aide in our Special Education Department. | Kat Azevedo Nurse Kat is coming back to LVHS after taking a year off. She will continue the serve as our campus nurse. |
Vivian Finch
Aremy Guevara
Curry Read Coach Read is joining us from Leander ISD. He will be coaching and teaching in our Special Education Department. | Helen Wilson Ms. Wilson will also be teaching the Special Education Department. She has previously taught in Cleveland, Westlake, Deer Park, and Leander. | Pat Maney Ms. Maney is officially coming on board this year. She previously retired from Bowie High School in Austin. Last year she served as a long term sub on the campus and will be working as a half-time teacher this year in the Special Education Department. |
Curry Read
Helen Wilson
Tara Roberts Mrs. Roberts will be moving into the classroom this year. She served as our campus nurse last year, but will be teaching our health science classes this year. | Karen Tarver-Shively Ms. Tarver-Shively has been teaching dance at several schools in the Houston area. She recently moved to this area and will be teaching dance and coaching the drill team. |
Tara Roberts
First Day of School Information - Thursday, August 17
Doors Open: 8:10
First bell: 8:35
Tardy bill: 8:40
Student drop off and pick up is in the back by the cafeteria entrance.
Bus drop off and pick up is in the front (please do not drop off or pick students in front of the school).
Students will receive their official schedule before school on the first day in the cafeteria.
Students dismissed at 4:15.

Seniors: reserve your senior parking spot
LVISD will sale parking permits separately at the beginning of the semester next school year. All students must have a parking permit to park in the parking. The reserved spaces mentioned above are optional.
Free and Reduced-Price Meal News
As a reminder, LVISD transitioned back to Free and Reduced-Price Meals for the 22-23 school year. The federal government is no longer funding the free lunch program, which was part of the COVID-19 pandemic aid package. All families are encouraged to fill out the Free and Reduced-Price Meals applications. If your child previously received free or reduced-priced meals, a new application must be received to determine if your child still qualifies. Previous free and reduced-meal eligibility has now expired. You can fill out the Free & Reduced Meal application online at MySchoolApps by clicking on the following links:
For questions regarding applications, please contact Michelle Jackson, and for questions regarding student purchases, please contact Jennifer Porter.

Parking Permits
Parking permits are $35 and can be paid for online at the link below. Students should complete the form (they can pick them up from the front office) and show payment confirmation in order to receive a permit.

Every Wednesday in LVISD is college day! Students should wear their favorite college t-shirt!
District Resources
Want to check grades? Visit http://www.lagovistaisd.net/page/dis.parentinfo for directions.
Want to add money to your child's lunch account? Visit http://www.lagovistaisd.net/page/dis.parentinfo for directions.
Want to check out the student code of conduct and handbook? Visit http://www.lagovistaisd.net/page/Publications.
Who should I talk to about...
Immunizations, illnesses, medications: Our nurse, Kat Azevedo, 512-267-8300, extension 5506
Registration and transcripts: Our registrar, Lisa Dohm, 512-267-8300, extension 5503
College and Career Readiness, TSI, ASVAB, etc: Our CCMR Coordinator, Lara Clark, 512-267-8300, extension 5504
Schedules, credits, social-emotional resources: Our counselor, Sarah Shiver (last names starting with A-L) and Dusty Kinslow (last names starting with M-Z) 512-267-8300, extension 5510
Student Discipline, Ideas for School Improvement: Our Principal, Stu Taylor, or Assistant Principals Missy Howard and David Hilsenteger, 512-267-8300, extension 5500
About Us
The mission of Lago Vista High School is to use the four years allotted to teach, motivate, and challenge each student to rise to the highest level of academic excellence possible in a premiere learning environment. We are committed to sending into the world individuals who use problem-solving skills to impact their community in a responsible manner.