Mark your calendar! The La Porte Health & Safety Fair will feature lots of fun and freebies. Click on the headline for more information.

All 2017-18 Free and Reduced Meal applications will expire on September 26, 2018. To continue to qualify for meal benefits, you must turn in a completed 2018-19 application to the Nutrition office as soon as possible. (more...)

On a course described as “very tough” and “full of hills” by La Porte High School cross country coach Zach Johnson, junior Ryan Schoppe on September 8 managed to grab the state’s fastest 5K time of the young season. (more...)

Students, family members and/or concerned citizens can use this system to make an anonymous report regarding any issue that may impact the safety and well-being of any student at La Porte ISD. If the situation is an emergency, please dial 911. (more...)

After winning the 3,200-meter run gold in May at the UIL State Track & Field Meet, La Porte High School junior Ryan Schoppe on Sept. 1 posted the country’s fastest 5K time of the young 2018 fall cross country season, at 15:13. (more...)

We have become aware of a growing trend in which drugs are being baked into brownies and colorful, fruit-flavored cereal treats. Because the safety of our students is our top priority, we want to make sure that our parents are informed. (more...)

La Porte ISD received a ‘B’ in the Texas Education Agency’s 2018 accountability ratings, and five campuses received at least one distinction according to information released by the agency on August 15.

As the Texas Education Agency released accountability ratings for schools and districts across the state, many Houston /Gulf Coast area schools received a “not rated” label due to Hurricane Harvey’s impact. Despite the fact that almost 500 homes in La Porte ISD were significantly damaged or destroyed as a result of the storm, La Porte ISD was not eligible to receive this waiver. (more...)