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- AcademicsA+
- DiversityC
- TeachersA+
- College PrepA+
- Clubs & ActivitiesA
- Health & SafetyA+
- AdministrationB+
- SportsB
- FoodA
- Resources & FacilitiesA
Lovejoy Independent School District Rankings
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Diversity
C
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Total Expenses
$61,569,000
Expenses Per Student
$14,200/ student
National
$12,239- Cost of LivingB-
- Good for FamiliesA+
- HousingB+
Median Household Income
$78,221
National
$55,322Median Rent
$1,119
National
$949Median Home Value
$354,800
National
$184,700Lovejoy Independent School District Reviews
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Lovejoy is a small district within a tight knit community. Everybody knows everybody, and that's unheard of today in such a transient world. Most teachers are passionate about what they teach and most go beyond the call of duty. The school prides itself on a high percentage of AP students, and rightfully so!
Lovejoy has something extracurricular for everyone. There is the traditional football, cheer/ drill team, volleyball, baseball, 4H etc. And then there's opportunities unlike other high schools, like Fishing Club, Golf, Bowling, Medical Program, Lacrosse and many many more. Lovejoy supports all the activities and the school spirit can be really exciting when they combine in activities along side actual events, like Homecoming.
Bullying exists. It still isn't handled to my standards, but overall the school offers a "safe environment". Like most high schools these day, Lovejoy also keeps a cop on the property at all times and the presence of a cop keeps everyone in line.
Lovejoy has something extracurricular for everyone. There is the traditional football, cheer/ drill team, volleyball, baseball, 4H etc. And then there's opportunities unlike other high schools, like Fishing Club, Golf, Bowling, Medical Program, Lacrosse and many many more. Lovejoy supports all the activities and the school spirit can be really exciting when they combine in activities along side actual events, like Homecoming.
Bullying exists. It still isn't handled to my standards, but overall the school offers a "safe environment". Like most high schools these day, Lovejoy also keeps a cop on the property at all times and the presence of a cop keeps everyone in line.
We did quite a bit of research before choosing Lovejoy ISD. It’s not every day that you find a place where every child feels important. There’s something for everyone. If truly feels like the programs and services are designed just for your child. It’s a small district, but not so small that programs are limited and your child becomes a number. Everyone takes the time to get to know you and your family. The schools, staff, and community are the perfect fit!
The budget issues have cut Spanish programs from the elementary schools, our GT kids were bored, discipline is a joke and kids get away with too much, kids are given expensive phones/electronics (although studies show all the problems that phones pose), one of our kids expressed seeing inappropriate pop-ups on a school computer, many families are nice but overall this is a very materialistic bubble. Very little cultural diversity. Dress code is not enforced, some moms set a bad example by dressing like teens themselves. Kids can also retake tests and have no real deadlines. Many of our kids' best teachers left due to all these issues. Our kids are better off at a prep school. We like our property and land but wish we knew more of the issues before we purchased in the district. Having said all this, we hear nightmares from families that left other public schools which are much worse. So, this is the better of the bad. We had such high hopes.