Contact Information
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🦅 Welcome to LWE 💙 Check the Eagle's Nest News for weekly updates and announcements!
1600 DONLEY DRIVE EULESS, TX 76039
817-399-3920
PRINCIPAL: Kristin Harris- KristinHarris@hebisd.edu
ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL: Tiffany Harrop- TiffanyHarrop@hebisd.edu
COUNSELOR: Aly Hanes- AlysiaHanes@hebisd.edu
SECRETARY: Rebecca Romine- RebeccaRomine@hebisd.edu
REGISTRAR: Jennifer Hawkins- JenniferHawkins@hebisd.edu
NURSE: Christina Richardson - ChristinaRichardson@hebisd.edu
ARRIVAL and DISMISSAL
Arrival Procedures:
ALL students who arrive between 7:15 am and 7:35 am, will enter through the cafeteria entrance off of Donley Dr.
All students will have the option to eat breakfast and sit with their grade level. No students will be allowed in the school without a pass from a teacher.
At 7:35 am, the students will be dismissed from the cafeteria to go to their classrooms and walked down to their classrooms. At this time, other doors around the campus will open (front doors at DOOR A, kindergarten/1st grade hall doors at DOOR D, and 6th grade doors at DOOR K).
After the bell rings at 7:45 am, ALL (PreK-6th) students MUST enter through door A at the front of the school and will be considered tardy.
Please note: If students are on campus, they must enter the building for safety purposes. There will be no waiting outside unattended.
Dismissal Procedures:
All students who walk home MUST cross the street at the crosswalk at Ash/Donley or Ash/Lakewood and ensure they cross with a crossing guard.
Please have car tags ready for all car rider pick-ups. You will receive these the first week of school.
All older siblings will exit with their younger siblings EXCEPT PreK. If you have a PreK student you will need to pick them up and then proceed to the other pick-up spot.
Kinder and first grade students are picked up at the end of the Kinder hallway at DOOR D. At dismissal, you are ONLY allowed to turn right when entering and exiting the pick up line.
All 2nd and 3rd grade students are picked up in the front circle drive. Please pull all the way forward and the line will move much faster.
All 4th, 5th, and 6th grade students will be picked up in the parking lot off of Ash Lane close to doors M and N. Please do not park on Ash Lane or in the parking lot during dismissal.
REMINDERS and EXPECTATIONS
REMINDERS and EXPECTATIONS
School begins at 7:45 am and ends at 3:05 pm.
One of the best ways to get involved is to join PTA! https://txpta.my.salesforce-sites.com/JoinPTA.
SAFETY CONCERN: Please pay attention to the signs on Ash Lane. There is one entrance and one exit for that parking lot. We are having some close calls with people entering the exit. Also, as you turn out of the front circle drive OR the Kindergarten circle drive --> you can only turn right. 🚨
Per the Student Code of Conduct, all student cell phones must be turned off and not used during the school day. If you need to reach your child, please call the main office.
For arrival and dismissal, please do not exit your vehicle. If you need to help your student with a buckle or car seat, please pull through and park. Please note the traffic patterns and how each of our drop off zones have an entrance and and exit. We also ask that you watch your speed for the safety of our staff and students. There are maps with more detail in the newsletter.
For safety reasons, our gates are locked throughout the day.
Picking up your student early- You must have an id to pick your student up. We stop early dismissals at 2:45 so that teachers can get all students to their dismissal location on time.
Mondays will be SPIRIT DAYS- Please encourage your student to show some school pride by wearing their Lakewood shirt. If they don't have one, do not worry! PTA will provide one for all students in the fall.
Wednesday is always college day! We would love for your students to wear college gear! If your child might be in need of a shirt, please reach out to AlysiaHanes@hebisd.edu
Friday is FUNDRAISER FRIDAY- Our fundraisers supports our 6th grade students with their end-of-the-year activities. Students may pay $1 to wear a hat each Friday.
We must have the clinic letterhead on all sick notes.
Breakfast and lunch are not free but we do encourage ALL families to apply for free or reduced prices here: www.schoollunchapp.com
If you are volunteering for a class party or other activity (field trip, etc...) younger siblings are not allowed.
Bluetooth headphones will not be allowed at school. If students are using headphones in class, they must have a wire.
Hoods from jackets or sweatshirts will not be allowed on during the school day.
Adding money to a lunch account is easy. CLICK HERE to be redirected to the website so you can add money to your student's lunch account. You will need their student ID number, which our front office can offer if you need it.
You can also scan the QR code to be redirected to the website OR you can bring in cash or a check to the front office and we will get it to the cafeteria for you.
VOLUNTEER INFORMATION
VOLUNTEER INFORMATION
In order to volunteer at Lakewood, ie. attend class parties, field trips, field day etc. you must have an active background check through the districts VIPS System. Background checks are only valid for 1-year and will need to be redone each school year.
Please CLICK HERE and follow the prompts.
LAKEWOOD PTA
💙 Join Lakewood PTA!
💙 Join Lakewood PTA!
It's time to join the Lakewood PTA! Every membership helps support our students, teachers, and school community through family events, campus programs, and teacher appreciation.
Everyone can join! Parents, grandparents, family members, and community supporters are all welcome. You don't have to volunteer to make a difference—simply becoming a member helps strengthen our school.
Join today and help make this an amazing year for our Eagles! 🦅 LWE PTA
PTA Mission: To make every child's potential a reality by engaging and empowering families and communities to advocate for all children.
CLUBS & INFORMATION
Student Clubs - Coming Soon!
Student Clubs - Coming Soon!
Our campus has several clubs that our students can join, such as Chess Club, Coding Club, Choir and ORFF Enseble, etc. We want your student to be involved and we are here to help ensure they feel a sense of belonning and family. Be on the lookout for flyers and announcements as soon starts on the clubs your studnt is eligible to join.
TITLE 1 INFORMATION
Title 1 Documents
Title 1 Documents
Updated for 2026-2027 School Year
Updated for 2026-2027 School Year
Translations are included for Spanish, Arabic, French and Nepali along the left side of the document, in different tabs.
Translations are included for Spanish, Arabic, French and Nepali along the left side of the document, in different tabs.
Title 1 Parent and Family Engagement Policy - Click Here
Title 1 School & Home Compact - Click Here
Title 1 Annual Meeting Slide Deck - Click Here
Title 1 Annual Meeting Video - Click Here
Document Distribution:
Document Distribution:
Campus Title I Website: Posted and updated on July 26, 2026
Annual Title I Meeting will be delivered depending on your student’s grade level:
PreK and Kindergarten - August 13th
1st, 3rd, and 5th Grade - August 20th
2nd, 4th, 6th Grade - August 21st
Campus Newsletter: Eagle’s Nest News - August 10-14 Edition
Parent-Teacher Conferences: November 3, 2026
Available upon request through the campus office
We will hold several Title 1 and Family Engagement Events throughout the year.
Please save the dates below:
CLIC Meeting: Thursday, October 22
Math-O-Ween Engagement Night: Thursday, October 29
Read and Explore Engagement Night: Thursday, January 28
Culture Engagement Night: Thursday, March 25
CLIC and CPAC Meeting: Thursday, April 18
College and Career Day: Wednesday, May 12
FROM THE FRONT OFFICE...
GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY!
GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY!
Be on the lookout for golden pencils in the pencil machine! Students who find one can bring it to the office to claim a special prize from Mrs. Romine or Mrs. Hawkins.
WATER BOTTLES
WATER BOTTLES
Don’t forget to send a reusable water bottle with your student! Our bottle fillers make it easy to stay hydrated and help us do our part to care for the planet.
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