Education for the 21st Century

With a curriculum that teaches the three Cs — creativity, communication, and collaboration — as well as the three Rs, Lamar CISD focuses on preparing children to become life-long learners. Well-equipped campuses provide students with the tools to succeed in a world dominated by technology, while smaller enrollments provide more opportunities for students to assume leadership roles and participate in campus activities including award-winning athletic and arts programs.

Huggins Hounds are hungry for success, helped along by highly accomplished teachers and a nurturing staff. Classrooms are equipped with Smartboards and the strong academic curriculum is supplemented by art and music classes. Community involvement is key, and a very active PTO — Friends of Huggins — hosts fundraisers and events.

Character counts at Roberts Middle School, the district’s newest sixth grade-only campus. Teachers, administrators, parents and children are committed to achieving academically as well as focusing on traits such as trustworthiness, respect, responsibility, fairness, caring and citizenship. Students enjoy small class sizes, extracurricular activities and art programs.

Students wear the purple and white with pride at the district’s newest junior high school. Opened in 2016, the school is a state-of-the-art campus offering access to the latest technology, as well as a strong academic program that includes honors and pre-AP classes. Smartboards are in every classroom and students have access to five computer labs, five laptop carts and three iPad carts. Students also have opportunities to participate in extracurricular activities including football, basketball and volleyball as well as orchestra, theater and choir.

Fulshear students are taking charge and leading the way to a bright future. The new school boasts a competition gym, state-of the-art technology and a wide-ranging curriculum that includes pre-AP and AP classes. Despite only opening in 2016, the marching band has already garnered a number of awards and the girls’ volleyball team finished as district champions during their inaugural year. Athletic offerings also include football, basketball, baseball, track, tennis, wrestling and cheer. Twenty-six clubs allow students to pursue their passions.