Unique Benefits of LISD

Lovejoy ISD is unique to its surrounding school districts in a myriad of ways. Physically, it stretches primarily across Lucas and Fairview. Both towns require a minimum of 1-2 acres per house, ensuring you a low density of housing per square mile, protecting your current and future property values, and maintaining a “country feel.”

Fairview’s motto is “Keepin’ It Country.” This old fashioned ideal carries over into your everyday life. Neighbors are no longer just inhabitants next door, but also walking buddies and friends you wave to as you pass by. Additionally, parents contribute in many ways to Lovejoy School District, investing their time by volunteering around the school, tutoring kids in the Academic Center and building sets for the Lovejoy Drama department, consistently amazing the Lovejoy staff with their contributions.

Because of lower density housing, your child would graduate in much smaller class sizes, making them a part of a family, not just a student body. Lovejoy High School established a program, called the LEAP group, in which, students meet with their specified group of peers numerous times through the year. These students remain in the same group throughout high school as a means to create a support group for each other and encourage unity between the student body.

The district also requires all students to take a minimum of pre-AP classes, aiming to be an intellectually elite student body. Dr. Mike Goddard, principal of Lovejoy High School, encourages his students to stay true to the “Lovejoy Graduate Profile,” encouraging students to not only be “intellectually equipped,” but also involving themselves in community service and becoming “well-rounded individuals.” This only scratches the surface of the benefits Lovejoy has to offer your family.