Lewisville ISD

As Lewisville ISD seniors prepare for graduation this weekend, we’re celebrating the Lewisville ISD Class of 2026 and the many ways they’ve made their mark across our district.

For Audrey Daily, Marcus High School Class of 2026, choosing LISD opened the door to school spirit, meaningful relationships and career-ready experiences that helped shape her future.

From cheering under the Friday night lights and representing Marcus on once-in-a-lifetime stages to growing through TAFE, working with elementary students and building connections with future educators across LISD, Audrey made the most of every opportunity around her.

Now, she’s headed to Tarleton State University to major in elementary education — confident in the path ahead because of the experiences she found along the way.

Audrey’s story is another reminder that in LISD, one choice can lead students to purpose, passion and the future they imagine.

Congratulations to Audrey and to the MHS Class of 2026!

As Lewisville ISD seniors prepare for graduation this weekend, we’re celebrating the Lewisville ISD Class of 2026 and the many ways they’ve made their mark across our district.

For Matthew Holloway, Hebron High School Class of 2026, his LISD journey has taken him from Castle Hills Elementary to Killian Middle School to the halls of Hebron High School — with opportunities to grow as a student, athlete, leader and person every step of the way.

Through football, Student Council, FCA, dedicated teachers and a school community that cheered him on, Matthew made the absolute most of his LISD experience.

Now, as Hebron’s valedictorian, he’s preparing to continue his education as a McCombs Scholar in the Canfield Business Honors Program at The University of Texas.

Matthew’s story is another reminder that in LISD, one choice can open the door to purpose, possibility and a future worth cheering for.

Congratulations, Matthew! Go Hawks!

As Lewisville ISD seniors prepare for graduation this weekend, we’re celebrating the Lewisville ISD Class of 2026 and the many ways they’ve made their mark across our district.

For Madeline Cheramy, The Colony High School Class of 2026, that choice meant finding a place to learn, lead, perform and prepare for what’s next.

Through LISD, Madeline earned her associate's degree before receiving her high school diploma through Collegiate Academy, got involved in theatre, connected with student leaders across the district through Student Council and built a high school experience full of memories, growth and purpose.

Now, she’s headed to Texas Tech University to study communications — and we can’t wait to see all she does next.

Madeline’s story is another reminder that in LISD, one choice can open the door to so many different paths.

Congratulations to Madeline and the Class of 2026!

This week, as we celebrate the Lewisville ISD Class of 2026, we’re also excited to welcome the next generation of LISD learners.

LISD's early childhood opportunities help students develop communication skills, confidence, curiosity, problem-solving and a lifelong love of learning.

Enrollment is open now, and families still have two final chances to join us in person for enrollment support tomorrow (May 27) and Thursday (May 28)!

Learn more and start your application online at lisd.net/enroll (note: all enrollment applications will clear on May 31 — 𝗱𝗼𝗻'𝘁 𝗹𝗲𝗮𝘃𝗲 𝘆𝗼𝘂𝗿𝘀 𝘂𝗻𝗳𝗶𝗻𝗶𝘀𝗵𝗲𝗱!)

Our Class of 2026 Countdown starts now 🎓

As Lewisville ISD seniors prepare for graduation this weekend, we’re celebrating the LISD Class of 2026 and the many ways they’ve made their mark across our district.

Tianna Harvey has spent her academic career at LHS as an officer in multiple honor societies and leadership organizations. She's also earned her cosmetology license through LISD's TECC Centers.

Now, she’s preparing to study nursing at The University of Texas at Austin with a dream of specializing in pediatric oncology.

Tianna’s story is just one example of what’s possible when students choose LISD — and we’re proud to celebrate her and the entire Class of 2026 this week.

Congratulations to the Class of 2026 — we can’t wait to celebrate you all week long!