Legacy of Educational Excellence High School Library - LEE - North East ISD

From a flat sketch to a fully formed creation!

Geometry teacher Mr. Gonzales first sketched the idea on paper, and one of our students brought it to life by designing the model for 3D printing. The result? Spinning 3D drill bits that demonstrate geometric shapes like cones and cylinders in a hands-on, interactive way.

A great example of collaboration in action—turning a 2D idea into something students can see, touch, and explore!

A huge round of applause for Dorothy Wood at the Legacy of Educational Excellence High School Library - LEE - North East ISD for being named one of the top six paraprofessionals in all of NEISD! 🏆 Dorothy is a vital part of our team, working tirelessly to ensure our library remains a hub for student-centered learning and equitable digital access. Her dedication helps us cultivate a welcoming environment where every student has the tools and support they need to succeed. We are so proud to have this trailblazer leading the way for our learners!

Legacy of Educational Excellence High School - LEE - North East ISD

Presented by the LEE CCMR Specialist in collaboration with the library, students met with Bexar County Sheriff’s Department officers to learn about career pathways, training, and opportunities in law enforcement and public service.

Students are getting into the holiday spirit! This year, they’ve crafted beautiful vintage-style silk ornaments to decorate our library tree. Stop by to see their festive creations and enjoy a little holiday cheer!

The LEE Library enjoyed hosting author Marcia Argueta Mickelson for a visit with our NESA Creative Writing students to discuss her new book, The Writing Room. Students learned about her writing process and participated in a writing workshop, sharing their own work.

Culinary students also hosted a Guatemalan lunch, connecting the novel’s cultural background to the experience. A great afternoon of literature, culture, and student learning!