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North Lamar Independent School District is a public school district based in Paris, Texas (USA).
The district serves northern portions of Paris, the cities of Reno and Sun Valley, as well as the communities of Arthur City, Chicota, Powderly, and Sumner in northern Lamar County. A very small portion of northeastern Fannin County also lies within the district. North Lamar ISD is also the largest 4A school district in northeast Texas, by land size.
In 2009, the school district was rated "recognized" by the Texas Education Agency.
On July 6, 2017, North Lamar ISD developed their own Police Department consisting of one Chief and three officers. The officers are strategically placed throughout the district for the protection of the students, staff and community. Officers also teach character education programs such as D.A.R.E. And Gang Resistance Education and Training. Their goal is to provide a safe learning environment while making a positive impact in the lives of the students.
Academics
State Titles
Policy Debate
2012 (3A)
2018 (4A)
2019 (4A)
Congressional Debate
2019 (4A)
Persuasive Speaking
2019 (4A)
Informative Speaking
2019 (4A)
District Administration
Superintendent - Kelli Stewart
Assistant Superintendent - Leslie Watson
North Lamar High School Principal - Mark Keith
Frank Stone Middle School Principal - Loy Clark
North Lamar Intermediate School - Angela Compton
Aaron Parker Elementary School Principal - Amber Soliz
Cecil Everett Elementary School Principal -
W. L. Higgins Elementary School Principal - Lori Malone
Chief of Police - Mike Boaz
Board of trustees
President- Russell Jackson
Vice President- Shiela Daughtrey
Secretary- Bo Exum
Member- Clint Spencer
Member- Lauren Woodard
Member- Joel Sanders
Member- Stephen Holmes
Schools
North Lamar ISD has five schools - five are located in Paris and one (Parker Elementary) is located in Powderly.
North Lamar High School- Grades 9-12
Enrollment is approximately 740
Frank Stone Middle School- Grades 6-8
Enrollment is approximately 700
North Lamar Intermediate School- Grades 2-5
Everett Elementary School- under construction.
Cecil Everett Elementary will serve children in grades Pre-K and 1st grade from the southern section of the district.
Higgins Elementary School- Grades PK-1
Aaron Parker Elementary School- Grades PK-5
School song
(to the tune of Love me Tender)
We will raise our voice in song
To our Alma Mater true
Our hearts are filled with loyalty
To our colors-Gold and Blue
North Lamar, North Lamar
We're proud to claim your name
And as years go by you'll grow
In Honor and in fame.
History
The history of North Lamar goes back to the 68 rural school districts that once existed throughout the communities in the northern half of Lamar County. Upon the consolidation of Powderly-Reno and Central school districts in 1970-71, the district became known as North Lamar Independent School District. In 1975, the Chicota schools joined the district. The area economy includes manufacturing, farming and ranching. With an enrollment of approximately 3,150 students, North Lamar ISD has one high school, one middle school, and three elementary schools to serve the students in the district.
Notable faculty
Marsha Farney, former faculty member at North Lamar; Republican member of the Texas House of Representatives from District 20 in Williamson County
References
External links
North Lamar ISD
North Lamar High School
Frank Stone Middle School
Geneva Bailey Intermediate
Cecil Everett Elementary School
W. L. Higgins Elementary School
Aaron Parker Elementary
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