In an effort to encourage students that may be experiencing bullying, harassment or intimidation and are too fearful or not quite ready to come forward face-to-face to report the matter, the Lorenzo ISD is implementing the Anonymous Reporting program.

Please visit our Anonymous Reporting Page for all the details

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Required Immunizations for School Attendance
The above is a link that explains HP 1059 and the required immunizations for school attendance.

Some local offices that you may contact for immunizations and the infulenza vaccine are:

• Lubbock City Health Department 1902 Texas Avenue Lubbock, TX (775-2933)
• Wolfforth Community Clinic 502 E HWY 62/82 Wolfforth, TX (866-0158)
• South Plains Rural Health Clinic 1000 FM 300 Levelland, TX (894-7842)

Meningitis Information for Students & Parents: Information required by HB3884 for parents and students about bacterial meningitis.

Parent Portal (online access to student grades)

Please contact the high school secretary for a log-in password specifically for your child.

2023-24 Parent and Family Engagement Policy (ESSA1116) - English

2023-24 Parent and Family Engagement Policy (ESSA1116) - Spanish

Parent Rights to Know

Pre-K Parent Engagement Plan

School Family Compact

You can find extensive information on local and other scholarships on our Scholarship page. 

Click here for Scholarship Information 

For past years, click here

Student Portal

Texas Transition and Employment Guide

This transition and employment guide is for you, the student in Texas public school, who may have received special education services due to a disability. It also provides helpful information for your parents. This guide has steps you and your parents can take to make sure you are able to find the right work or educational choices for you after high school. It also tells you where to get the services you will need after high school.

The guide is divided into sections on Self Advocacy, Transition Services, Employment and Supported Employment, Social Security Programs, Community and Long Term Services and Supports, Postsecondary Educational Programs and Services, Information Sharing, and Guardianship and Alternatives. Each section has phone numbers, emails, and websites to help you find what you need. At the end of each section and at the end of the guide, you will find a timeline of steps that you and your parents can take as you make the transition from student to adult.

If you have questions about this guide or the information in it, please contact the EPEC Director at 806-634-5591 ext. 237.