We’re so proud of our talented choir students who represented Lufkin ISD at the All-Region Choir Contest! Their hard work, dedication, and passion for music truly shined on stage. Congratulations to all who participated and to those advancing to the next level—your Panther pride and musical excellence continue to inspire us all!

Bring your Panther spirit and join us for an exciting night!
Gate: Cashless entry (card/online only). Tickets: $4 per person.
Concessions: Cash accepted (cards welcome).
Seating: All guests must sit in the stands—please avoid standing on fences or rails.
Parking: Enter from Tulane Dr. and park in the large lot in front of the Main Office. Additional parking available in the Denman lot and the Panther Gym lot.
Supervision: All students MUST be accompanied by an adult.

It’s a Great Day to be a Panther! Browse our photo highlights to see learning in action, students leading, and campus life humming—from classrooms and clubs to fine arts, athletics, and community events. Check back often—new moments are added regularly!

In accordance with Texas House Bill 1481, all electronic devices must be turned off when students arrive on campus. Devices should be placed in backpacks or bags and remain out of sight during the school day.

This includes: phones, smart watches, tablets, headphones, AirPods and similar devices. Electronic devices are not to be visible before school or during school hours.

Thank you for helping us keep our focus on learning and ensuring a distraction-free environment for all students.

Click below to view Lufkin ISD’s policy.

At Lufkin Middle School, we want families to stay informed and students to be set up for success each day. Our bell schedule helps keep the school day running smoothly, including class times and lunch rotations for each grade level.

Click below to view the full detailed schedule.

House Bill 114 mandates that any offense related to the possession or use of vaping devices on school premises or during school-related activities and events will result in a mandatory Disciplinary Alternative Education Program (DAEP) placement. Any LISD student caught with (whether using it or not), selling, or delivering vapes will be sent to ACE.