Little Elm ISD

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Little Elm ISD Thank your visiting the official page of Little Elm ISD. Our district is one of the fastest growing districts in the state of Texas.

The Little Elm Independent School District encompasses 40 square miles in the southeast corner of Denton County on the north end of Lake Lewisville. We serve students who reside in the communities of Little Elm, Frisco, Hackberry, Lakewood Village, The Colony and Oak Point. Geographically, we have twenty-three miles of shoreline on Lewisville Lake, so our community is fortunate to have plenty of scenic lakefront property. The community maintains a "small town" feeling, yet because of our close proximity to the Dallas-Fort Worth area, our teachers and students have access to the same resources as many large communities. If current growth patterns persist, our district will remain a 'one high school town' for many years to come. In athletic and academic competition, our students compete in a very competitive 6A classification in the University Interscholastic League.

10/20/2026

Meet Joy Schulteis! After many years serving Little Elm ISD, Joy continues to make a difference in the lives of our students. Once a kindergarten teacher, she now brings her passion for learning and student success to second grade at Little Elm Elementary.

For Joy, being a champion means showing up for others — celebrating their successes, encouraging them when things get tough, and reminding every student that someone believes in them.

Congrats for being selected as a LEader of the Pack!

10/20/2026

We recognize LEader of the Pack at Lakewood Village Elementary - Sonya Shahan, a second grade teacher loves her students and goes to great lengths to give them the best learning environment possible.

Ms. Shahan was celebrated and recognized at Monday's School Board meeting.

During Principal Appreciation Month, we recognized our Little Elm ISD principals at the school board meeting for the har...
10/20/2026

During Principal Appreciation Month, we recognized our Little Elm ISD principals at the school board meeting for the hard work, commitment, and dedication they bring to their campuses every single day.

From supporting students and staff to building strong school communities, our principals make a difference that reaches far beyond the school day.

Thank you for leading with heart, showing up for your FamiLE, and making Little Elm ISD a special place to learn and grow. We appreciate you — this month and all year long!

🐺 Great day to be a Lobo!

Perla Gonzalez Ayala is a hardworking, dedicated, and kind 9th grader who goes above and beyond to help others. Whether ...
10/20/2026

Perla Gonzalez Ayala is a hardworking, dedicated, and kind 9th grader who goes above and beyond to help others. Whether assisting classmates, tidying the classroom, or greeting others with a smile, Perla brings positivity and kindness to her school community. We are proud to recognize Perla as a Little Elm High School Student of the Month!

Elijah Molinar, senior, demonstrates strong problem-solving skills, perseverance, and a commitment to learning. He is a hardworking, responsible student who collaborates well with others and brings a cheerful, positive attitude to the classroom. We are proud to recognize Elijah as a Little Elm High School Student of the Month!

Thank you students for being an example of leadership to your peers!

Maximus Hamilton, an eighth-grade student at Strike Middle School, has demonstrated inspiring personal growth, maturity,...
10/20/2026

Maximus Hamilton, an eighth-grade student at Strike Middle School, has demonstrated inspiring personal growth, maturity, and a positive attitude. He takes ownership of his growth and approaches each school year with purpose, pride, and a desire to improve. We are proud to recognize Maximus as Strike Middle School’s Student of the Month!

Addie Udick, a fourth-grade student at Prestwick, exemplifies what it means to be a LOBO through her academic effort, po...
10/20/2026

Addie Udick, a fourth-grade student at Prestwick, exemplifies what it means to be a LOBO through her academic effort, positive attitude, and kindness toward others. She is a responsible, adaptable, and thoughtful student who encourages her peers and brings the Portrait of a Lobo traits to life each day. We are proud to recognize Addie as a Superintendent Star Student!

Isaac Garzona, a fourth-grade Dual Language student at Oak Point Elementary, stands out for his dedication to learning, ...
10/20/2026

Isaac Garzona, a fourth-grade Dual Language student at Oak Point Elementary, stands out for his dedication to learning, strong work ethic, and desire to do his best. He is kind, respectful, and always willing to help others, making him a positive role model for his classmates. We are proud to recognize Isaac as a Superintendent Star Student!

June Martinez, a fourth-grade student at Little Elm Elementary, shines through her kindness, curiosity, and dedication t...
10/20/2026

June Martinez, a fourth-grade student at Little Elm Elementary, shines through her kindness, curiosity, and dedication to learning. She makes others feel valued, confidently shares her ideas, and takes pride in doing her best. June’s caring heart and positive attitude make her a wonderful example of a LOBO. We are proud to recognize her as a Superintendent Star Student!

Hayes Herrin, a second-grade student at Lakewood Village, is a natural leader who consistently meets classroom expectati...
10/20/2026

Hayes Herrin, a second-grade student at Lakewood Village, is a natural leader who consistently meets classroom expectations and gives his best effort in learning. His kindness and respect for classmates and teachers make him a positive example for others. We are proud to recognize Hayes as a Superintendent Star Student!

Luis Vegas, a fourth-grade Dual Language student at Hackberry Elementary, leads with kindness, respect, and a willingnes...
10/20/2026

Luis Vegas, a fourth-grade Dual Language student at Hackberry Elementary, leads with kindness, respect, and a willingness to help others. His curiosity, determination, and commitment to learning make him a positive role model for his peers. Luis embodies the spirit of a LOBO, and we are proud to recognize him as a Superintendent Star Student!

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400 Lobo Lane
Little Elm, TX
75068

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Wednesday 7:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday 7:30am - 4:30pm
Friday 7:30am - 4:30pm

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