Q:Does Life School offer virtual learning?
A:Life School only offers in-person learning at this time.
What is the schedule for online classes?
Life School only offers in-person learning at this time.
Where can I find the schedule of classes for virtual learning?
Life School only offers in-person learning at this time.
What is the schedule for remote learning students?
Life School only offers in-person learning at this time.
what is the class schedule for online learning students?
Life School only offers in-person learning at this time.
WIll there be an option to learn virtually?
Life School only offers in-person learning at this time.
Do you offer virtual learning?
Life School only offers in-person learning at this time.
Do you offer online school?
Life School only offers in-person learning at this time.
Do you offer virtual school?
Life School only offers in-person learning at this time.
Do you offer online learning?
Life School only offers in-person learning at this time.
is wirtual learning available?
Life School only offers in-person learning at this time.
Q:I am interested in the curriculum offered at my campus.
A:You can view our academic and curricular offerings from the academics page. If you click on the Academics heading on our website, you will find an overview for each content area. For further curriculum related questions, click on Curriculum and Instruction.
Can I see the detailed curriculum for kindergarten?
You can view our academic and curricular offerings from the academics page. If you click on the Academics heading on our website, you will find an overview for each content area. For further curriculum related questions, click on Curriculum and Instruction.
How do I get a copy of the curriculum for [grade level]?
You can view our academic and curricular offerings from the academics page. If you click on the Academics heading on our website, you will find an overview for each content area. For further curriculum related questions, click on Curriculum and Instruction.
What are the academic offerings?
You can view our academic and curricular offerings from the academics page. If you click on the Academics heading on our website, you will find an overview for each content area. For further curriculum related questions, click on Curriculum and Instruction.
What are the curricular offerings?
You can view our academic and curricular offerings from the academics page. If you click on the Academics heading on our website, you will find an overview for each content area. For further curriculum related questions, click on Curriculum and Instruction.
What is the curriculum at Carrollton?
You can view our academic and curricular offerings from the academics page. If you click on the Academics heading on our website, you will find an overview for each content area. For further curriculum related questions, click on Curriculum and Instruction.
What is the curriculum at Cedar Hill?
You can view our academic and curricular offerings from the academics page. If you click on the Academics heading on our website, you will find an overview for each content area. For further curriculum related questions, click on Curriculum and Instruction.
What is the curriculum at Lancaster?
You can view our academic and curricular offerings from the academics page. If you click on the Academics heading on our website, you will find an overview for each content area. For further curriculum related questions, click on Curriculum and Instruction.
What is the curriculum at Mountain Creek?
You can view our academic and curricular offerings from the academics page. If you click on the Academics heading on our website, you will find an overview for each content area. For further curriculum related questions, click on Curriculum and Instruction.
What is the curriculum at Oak Cliff?
You can view our academic and curricular offerings from the academics page. If you click on the Academics heading on our website, you will find an overview for each content area. For further curriculum related questions, click on Curriculum and Instruction.
What is the curriculum at Red Oak?
You can view our academic and curricular offerings from the academics page. If you click on the Academics heading on our website, you will find an overview for each content area. For further curriculum related questions, click on Curriculum and Instruction.
What is the curriculum at Waxahachie?
You can view our academic and curricular offerings from the academics page. If you click on the Academics heading on our website, you will find an overview for each content area. For further curriculum related questions, click on Curriculum and Instruction.
What is the curriculum for kindergarten?
You can view our academic and curricular offerings from the academics page. If you click on the Academics heading on our website, you will find an overview for each content area. For further curriculum related questions, click on Curriculum and Instruction.
What is the curriculum of my school?
You can view our academic and curricular offerings from the academics page. If you click on the Academics heading on our website, you will find an overview for each content area. For further curriculum related questions, click on Curriculum and Instruction.
what is the math curriculum used
You can view our academic and curricular offerings from the academics page. If you click on the Academics heading on our website, you will find an overview for each content area. For further curriculum related questions, click on Curriculum and Instruction.
What is the name of the math curriculum?
You can view our academic and curricular offerings from the academics page. If you click on the Academics heading on our website, you will find an overview for each content area. For further curriculum related questions, click on Curriculum and Instruction.
What math curriculum is used by Life School?
You can view our academic and curricular offerings from the academics page. If you click on the Academics heading on our website, you will find an overview for each content area. For further curriculum related questions, click on Curriculum and Instruction.
Where can I find information about your curriculum?
You can view our academic and curricular offerings from the academics page. If you click on the Academics heading on our website, you will find an overview for each content area. For further curriculum related questions, click on Curriculum and Instruction.
Q:Could you tell me about the drill team?
A:Please contact the drill team sponsor at your campus regarding drill team.
I am interested in the drill team
Please contact the drill team sponsor at your campus regarding drill team.
Who can I talk to about the drill team?
Please contact the drill team sponsor at your campus regarding drill team.
Who is in charge of the drill team?
Please contact the drill team sponsor at your campus regarding drill team.
Do you have drill team?
Please contact the drill team sponsor at your campus regarding drill team.
Q:Is Physical Education (PE) required like in other ISDs?
A:Physical Education is a required class for students in elementary grade levels. For grades 7-8, students are required to take PE or Athletics each year. For grades 9-12, students must take 1 year of PE or Athletics.
Is gym required?
Physical Education is a required class for students in elementary grade levels. For grades 7-8, students are required to take PE or Athletics each year. For grades 9-12, students must take 1 year of PE or Athletics.
Is gym class mandatory?
Physical Education is a required class for students in elementary grade levels. For grades 7-8, students are required to take PE or Athletics each year. For grades 9-12, students must take 1 year of PE or Athletics.
Is physical education required?
Physical Education is a required class for students in elementary grade levels. For grades 7-8, students are required to take PE or Athletics each year. For grades 9-12, students must take 1 year of PE or Athletics.
Does my child have to take PE?
Physical Education is a required class for students in elementary grade levels. For grades 7-8, students are required to take PE or Athletics each year. For grades 9-12, students must take 1 year of PE or Athletics.
Q:Does Life School offer Pre-k?
A:Life School does not offer Pre-k at this time.
Is there pre-kindergarten?
Life School does not offer Pre-k at this time.
Is there pre-school?
Life School does not offer Pre-k at this time.
Does life school take children under 5 years old?
Life School does not offer Pre-k at this time.
Does Life School offer prek?
Life School does not offer Pre-k at this time.
Do you offer pre-k?
Life School does not offer Pre-k at this time.
Do you have pre-school?
Life School does not offer Pre-k at this time.
Do you have preschool?
Life School does not offer Pre-k at this time.
Do you have pre-k?
Life School does not offer Pre-k at this time.
My son just turned 4 years old. Is he able to enroll into life school mountain creek?
Life School does not offer Pre-k at this time.
I wanted to know if Life school offers a pre-kindergarten program?
Life School does not offer Pre-k at this time.
Do you have PREK-4 at Life Schools?
Life School does not offer Pre-k at this time.
What locations if any do Prek4
Life School does not offer Pre-k at this time.
Do you offer pre k 3
Life School does not offer Pre-k at this time.
does life school have pre k3?
Life School does not offer Pre-k at this time.
Does life school have k3
Life School does not offer Pre-k at this time.
Hi I just wanted to know if you offer daycare services
Life School does not offer Pre-k at this time.
Does Cedar Hill Life School offer Pre-K?
Life School does not offer Pre-k at this time.
Will Life School Cedar Hill offer Pre-K in August 2023?
Life School does not offer Pre-k at this time.
Do you offer prek?
Life School does not offer Pre-k at this time.
Hello, I wanted to see if your cedar hill campus offered Pre-K?
Life School does not offer Pre-k at this time.
Age requirement for pre school
Life School does not offer Pre-k at this time.
when will pre-k be offered?
Life School does not offer Pre-k at this time.
Pre k 3?
Life School does not offer Pre-k at this time.
Do you have prek 4 ?
Life School does not offer Pre-k at this time.
do yo have prek 5
Life School does not offer Pre-k at this time.
do you have pre k 6
Life School does not offer Pre-k at this time.
What prek do you have?
Life School does not offer Pre-k at this time.
Which campus has pre-k
Life School does not offer Pre-k at this time.
What age does pre-k start
Life School does not offer Pre-k at this time.
Does your school offer prek3
Life School does not offer Pre-k at this time.
What age is eligible for prek
Life School does not offer Pre-k at this time.
Do life school accept Pre-K
Life School does not offer Pre-k at this time.
Does Life have Pre-k3
Life School does not offer Pre-k at this time.
hello do you guys have prek3?
Life School does not offer Pre-k at this time.
do yall have prek4
Life School does not offer Pre-k at this time.
Does your school offer pre-k programs?
Life School does not offer Pre-k at this time.
Do y’all offer pk3
Life School does not offer Pre-k at this time.
dose the campus offer pk3 to children 3 year old
Life School does not offer Pre-k at this time.
Dose the campus have prekindergarten
Life School does not offer Pre-k at this time.
Does the school have a pk4 program
Life School does not offer Pre-k at this time.
do you offer pre kindergarten?
Life School does not offer Pre-k at this time.
Do you offer pre k
Life School does not offer Pre-k at this time.
Q:Do you have a special needs program?
A:Life School offers a strong Special Education program.
Does life school offer special education?
Life School offers a strong Special Education program.
Is there a special education program?
Life School offers a strong Special Education program.
Is special education offered?
Life School offers a strong Special Education program.
Do you offer special education?
Life School offers a strong Special Education program.
Do you have sped?
Life School offers a strong Special Education program.
Do you have special education?
Life School offers a strong Special Education program.
What special education classes do you have?
Life School offers a strong Special Education program.
does your school have special ed classes
Life School offers a strong Special Education program.
My child has Aspergers.
Life School offers a strong Special Education program.
My child has autism.
Life School offers a strong Special Education program.
My child has ADHD.
Life School offers a strong Special Education program.
My child is in a wheelchair.
Life School offers a strong Special Education program.
Special needs classes
Life School offers a strong Special Education program.
Q:Do you offer summer school?
A:Details about the structure, times and location of summer school are posted each May, and the information is linked from the Parent page of your campus website.
Is there a summer school program?
Details about the structure, times and location of summer school are posted each May, and the information is linked from the Parent page of your campus website.
Where can I find info on summer school?
Details about the structure, times and location of summer school are posted each May, and the information is linked from the Parent page of your campus website.
What is the location of summer school?
Details about the structure, times and location of summer school are posted each May, and the information is linked from the Parent page of your campus website.
Do you have summer school?
Details about the structure, times and location of summer school are posted each May, and the information is linked from the Parent page of your campus website.
Will there be summer school this year?
Details about the structure, times and location of summer school are posted each May, and the information is linked from the Parent page of your campus website.
What are summer school options for high school students.
Details about the structure, times and location of summer school are posted each May, and the information is linked from the Parent page of your campus website.
I wanna know when does summer school starts
Details about the structure, times and location of summer school are posted each May, and the information is linked from the Parent page of your campus website.
Q:Where can I get the student handbook?
A:You can access the student handbook and athletic handbook online.
Where is the handbook?
You can access the student handbook and athletic handbook online.
How do I get a copy of the handbook?
You can access the student handbook and athletic handbook online.
is there an online student handbook?
You can access the student handbook and athletic handbook online.
Can I read the handbook?
You can access the student handbook and athletic handbook online.
Where is the student handbook?
You can access the student handbook and athletic handbook online.
Where are the student athletic handbooks found?
You can access the student handbook and athletic handbook online.
I would like to see the student handbook
You can access the student handbook and athletic handbook online.
im looking for the student handbook
You can access the student handbook and athletic handbook online.
Q:Where can I get the course guide?
A:You can access the student course guide online.
Where is the student course guide?
You can access the student course guide online.
Where can I find the course guide?
You can access the student course guide online.
Is the course guide available online?
You can access the student course guide online.
I need to look at the course guide.
You can access the student course guide online.
Where is the course guide?
You can access the student course guide online.
Q:Do all high school students participate in college courses?
A:Life School offers Dual Credit at the Life High School Waxahachie and Life High School Oak Cliff campuses. Participation is optional but highly recommended.
Is there a dual credit program?
Life School offers Dual Credit at the Life High School Waxahachie and Life High School Oak Cliff campuses. Participation is optional but highly recommended.
Can high school students take college courses?
Life School offers Dual Credit at the Life High School Waxahachie and Life High School Oak Cliff campuses. Participation is optional but highly recommended.
Are high school seniors allowed to take college courses?
Life School offers Dual Credit at the Life High School Waxahachie and Life High School Oak Cliff campuses. Participation is optional but highly recommended.
Does Life School offer Dual Credit courses?
Life School offers Dual Credit at the Life High School Waxahachie and Life High School Oak Cliff campuses. Participation is optional but highly recommended.
Do you offer dual credit>?
Life School offers Dual Credit at the Life High School Waxahachie and Life High School Oak Cliff campuses. Participation is optional but highly recommended.
Do you offer dual credit?
Life School offers Dual Credit at the Life High School Waxahachie and Life High School Oak Cliff campuses. Participation is optional but highly recommended.
Do you have concurrent credit?
Life School offers Dual Credit at the Life High School Waxahachie and Life High School Oak Cliff campuses. Participation is optional but highly recommended.
Do you offer college credit?
Life School offers Dual Credit at the Life High School Waxahachie and Life High School Oak Cliff campuses. Participation is optional but highly recommended.
What is dual credit?
Life School offers Dual Credit at the Life High School Waxahachie and Life High School Oak Cliff campuses. Participation is optional but highly recommended.
Can you take courses online?
Life School offers Dual Credit at the Life High School Waxahachie and Life High School Oak Cliff campuses. Participation is optional but highly recommended.
Q:Do you offer bilingual classes and TAG?
A:Life School offers bilingual education from K-12 at the Oak Cliff campuses. Talented And Gifted (TAG) Education is provided to students who qualify at all of our campuses.
Are your teachers bilingual?
Life School offers bilingual education from K-12 at the Oak Cliff campuses. Talented And Gifted (TAG) Education is provided to students who qualify at all of our campuses.
Do you offer bilingual education?
Life School offers bilingual education from K-12 at the Oak Cliff campuses. Talented And Gifted (TAG) Education is provided to students who qualify at all of our campuses.
Does Oak cliff have bilingual courses?
Life School offers bilingual education from K-12 at the Oak Cliff campuses. Talented And Gifted (TAG) Education is provided to students who qualify at all of our campuses.
Is there. bilingual education?
Life School offers bilingual education from K-12 at the Oak Cliff campuses. Talented And Gifted (TAG) Education is provided to students who qualify at all of our campuses.
the school is bilingual
Life School offers bilingual education from K-12 at the Oak Cliff campuses. Talented And Gifted (TAG) Education is provided to students who qualify at all of our campuses.
Where is bilingual education offered?
Life School offers bilingual education from K-12 at the Oak Cliff campuses. Talented And Gifted (TAG) Education is provided to students who qualify at all of our campuses.
Does Life School Offer incentives for bilingual teachers?
Life School offers bilingual education from K-12 at the Oak Cliff campuses. Talented And Gifted (TAG) Education is provided to students who qualify at all of our campuses.
Does Cedar hIll offer bilingual classes
Life School offers bilingual education from K-12 at the Oak Cliff campuses. Talented And Gifted (TAG) Education is provided to students who qualify at all of our campuses.
Q:What electives do you offer?
A:In grades K-6, elective courses are referred to as “specials” and may include Art, Music/Choir, Computer, Science lab, and/or PE depending on the campus. In grades 7-12, elective courses may include PE/Athletics, Choir, Art, Theater, and/or Band.
Life School offers a robust Career and Technical (CTE) program. Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs allow students to explore career pathways during high school and are organized into programs of study. Life School offers classes in many nationally-recognized programs of study including: Arts, Audio Visual Technology and Communications, Business, Marketing & Finance, Education & Training, Health Science, Information Technology and Science, Technology, Engineering & Math (STEM).
Do you have a STEM program?
In grades K-6, elective courses are referred to as “specials” and may include Art, Music/Choir, Computer, Science lab, and/or PE depending on the campus. In grades 7-12, elective courses may include PE/Athletics, Choir, Art, Theater, and/or Band.
Life School offers a robust Career and Technical (CTE) program. Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs allow students to explore career pathways during high school and are organized into programs of study. Life School offers classes in many nationally-recognized programs of study including: Arts, Audio Visual Technology and Communications, Business, Marketing & Finance, Education & Training, Health Science, Information Technology and Science, Technology, Engineering & Math (STEM).
Do you have business?
In grades K-6, elective courses are referred to as “specials” and may include Art, Music/Choir, Computer, Science lab, and/or PE depending on the campus. In grades 7-12, elective courses may include PE/Athletics, Choir, Art, Theater, and/or Band.
Life School offers a robust Career and Technical (CTE) program. Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs allow students to explore career pathways during high school and are organized into programs of study. Life School offers classes in many nationally-recognized programs of study including: Arts, Audio Visual Technology and Communications, Business, Marketing & Finance, Education & Training, Health Science, Information Technology and Science, Technology, Engineering & Math (STEM).
Do you have graphic design?
In grades K-6, elective courses are referred to as “specials” and may include Art, Music/Choir, Computer, Science lab, and/or PE depending on the campus. In grades 7-12, elective courses may include PE/Athletics, Choir, Art, Theater, and/or Band.
Life School offers a robust Career and Technical (CTE) program. Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs allow students to explore career pathways during high school and are organized into programs of study. Life School offers classes in many nationally-recognized programs of study including: Arts, Audio Visual Technology and Communications, Business, Marketing & Finance, Education & Training, Health Science, Information Technology and Science, Technology, Engineering & Math (STEM).
Do you have journalism?
In grades K-6, elective courses are referred to as “specials” and may include Art, Music/Choir, Computer, Science lab, and/or PE depending on the campus. In grades 7-12, elective courses may include PE/Athletics, Choir, Art, Theater, and/or Band.
Life School offers a robust Career and Technical (CTE) program. Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs allow students to explore career pathways during high school and are organized into programs of study. Life School offers classes in many nationally-recognized programs of study including: Arts, Audio Visual Technology and Communications, Business, Marketing & Finance, Education & Training, Health Science, Information Technology and Science, Technology, Engineering & Math (STEM).
Do you have nursing?
In grades K-6, elective courses are referred to as “specials” and may include Art, Music/Choir, Computer, Science lab, and/or PE depending on the campus. In grades 7-12, elective courses may include PE/Athletics, Choir, Art, Theater, and/or Band.
Life School offers a robust Career and Technical (CTE) program. Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs allow students to explore career pathways during high school and are organized into programs of study. Life School offers classes in many nationally-recognized programs of study including: Arts, Audio Visual Technology and Communications, Business, Marketing & Finance, Education & Training, Health Science, Information Technology and Science, Technology, Engineering & Math (STEM).
Do you offer a STEAM program?
In grades K-6, elective courses are referred to as “specials” and may include Art, Music/Choir, Computer, Science lab, and/or PE depending on the campus. In grades 7-12, elective courses may include PE/Athletics, Choir, Art, Theater, and/or Band.
Life School offers a robust Career and Technical (CTE) program. Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs allow students to explore career pathways during high school and are organized into programs of study. Life School offers classes in many nationally-recognized programs of study including: Arts, Audio Visual Technology and Communications, Business, Marketing & Finance, Education & Training, Health Science, Information Technology and Science, Technology, Engineering & Math (STEM).
Do you offer career certifications?
In grades K-6, elective courses are referred to as “specials” and may include Art, Music/Choir, Computer, Science lab, and/or PE depending on the campus. In grades 7-12, elective courses may include PE/Athletics, Choir, Art, Theater, and/or Band.
Life School offers a robust Career and Technical (CTE) program. Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs allow students to explore career pathways during high school and are organized into programs of study. Life School offers classes in many nationally-recognized programs of study including: Arts, Audio Visual Technology and Communications, Business, Marketing & Finance, Education & Training, Health Science, Information Technology and Science, Technology, Engineering & Math (STEM).
Do you offer electives?
In grades K-6, elective courses are referred to as “specials” and may include Art, Music/Choir, Computer, Science lab, and/or PE depending on the campus. In grades 7-12, elective courses may include PE/Athletics, Choir, Art, Theater, and/or Band.
Life School offers a robust Career and Technical (CTE) program. Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs allow students to explore career pathways during high school and are organized into programs of study. Life School offers classes in many nationally-recognized programs of study including: Arts, Audio Visual Technology and Communications, Business, Marketing & Finance, Education & Training, Health Science, Information Technology and Science, Technology, Engineering & Math (STEM).
Does Life School offer career pathways>
In grades K-6, elective courses are referred to as “specials” and may include Art, Music/Choir, Computer, Science lab, and/or PE depending on the campus. In grades 7-12, elective courses may include PE/Athletics, Choir, Art, Theater, and/or Band.
Life School offers a robust Career and Technical (CTE) program. Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs allow students to explore career pathways during high school and are organized into programs of study. Life School offers classes in many nationally-recognized programs of study including: Arts, Audio Visual Technology and Communications, Business, Marketing & Finance, Education & Training, Health Science, Information Technology and Science, Technology, Engineering & Math (STEM).
Does Life School offer career tracks?
In grades K-6, elective courses are referred to as “specials” and may include Art, Music/Choir, Computer, Science lab, and/or PE depending on the campus. In grades 7-12, elective courses may include PE/Athletics, Choir, Art, Theater, and/or Band.
Life School offers a robust Career and Technical (CTE) program. Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs allow students to explore career pathways during high school and are organized into programs of study. Life School offers classes in many nationally-recognized programs of study including: Arts, Audio Visual Technology and Communications, Business, Marketing & Finance, Education & Training, Health Science, Information Technology and Science, Technology, Engineering & Math (STEM).
How can students explore different career pathways
In grades K-6, elective courses are referred to as “specials” and may include Art, Music/Choir, Computer, Science lab, and/or PE depending on the campus. In grades 7-12, elective courses may include PE/Athletics, Choir, Art, Theater, and/or Band.
Life School offers a robust Career and Technical (CTE) program. Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs allow students to explore career pathways during high school and are organized into programs of study. Life School offers classes in many nationally-recognized programs of study including: Arts, Audio Visual Technology and Communications, Business, Marketing & Finance, Education & Training, Health Science, Information Technology and Science, Technology, Engineering & Math (STEM).
Is there a program from career and technical education?
In grades K-6, elective courses are referred to as “specials” and may include Art, Music/Choir, Computer, Science lab, and/or PE depending on the campus. In grades 7-12, elective courses may include PE/Athletics, Choir, Art, Theater, and/or Band.
Life School offers a robust Career and Technical (CTE) program. Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs allow students to explore career pathways during high school and are organized into programs of study. Life School offers classes in many nationally-recognized programs of study including: Arts, Audio Visual Technology and Communications, Business, Marketing & Finance, Education & Training, Health Science, Information Technology and Science, Technology, Engineering & Math (STEM).
Is there are CTE program?
In grades K-6, elective courses are referred to as “specials” and may include Art, Music/Choir, Computer, Science lab, and/or PE depending on the campus. In grades 7-12, elective courses may include PE/Athletics, Choir, Art, Theater, and/or Band.
Life School offers a robust Career and Technical (CTE) program. Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs allow students to explore career pathways during high school and are organized into programs of study. Life School offers classes in many nationally-recognized programs of study including: Arts, Audio Visual Technology and Communications, Business, Marketing & Finance, Education & Training, Health Science, Information Technology and Science, Technology, Engineering & Math (STEM).
What career pathways do you offer?
In grades K-6, elective courses are referred to as “specials” and may include Art, Music/Choir, Computer, Science lab, and/or PE depending on the campus. In grades 7-12, elective courses may include PE/Athletics, Choir, Art, Theater, and/or Band.
Life School offers a robust Career and Technical (CTE) program. Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs allow students to explore career pathways during high school and are organized into programs of study. Life School offers classes in many nationally-recognized programs of study including: Arts, Audio Visual Technology and Communications, Business, Marketing & Finance, Education & Training, Health Science, Information Technology and Science, Technology, Engineering & Math (STEM).
What career programs do you have?
In grades K-6, elective courses are referred to as “specials” and may include Art, Music/Choir, Computer, Science lab, and/or PE depending on the campus. In grades 7-12, elective courses may include PE/Athletics, Choir, Art, Theater, and/or Band.
Life School offers a robust Career and Technical (CTE) program. Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs allow students to explore career pathways during high school and are organized into programs of study. Life School offers classes in many nationally-recognized programs of study including: Arts, Audio Visual Technology and Communications, Business, Marketing & Finance, Education & Training, Health Science, Information Technology and Science, Technology, Engineering & Math (STEM).
What career programs do you offer?
In grades K-6, elective courses are referred to as “specials” and may include Art, Music/Choir, Computer, Science lab, and/or PE depending on the campus. In grades 7-12, elective courses may include PE/Athletics, Choir, Art, Theater, and/or Band.
Life School offers a robust Career and Technical (CTE) program. Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs allow students to explore career pathways during high school and are organized into programs of study. Life School offers classes in many nationally-recognized programs of study including: Arts, Audio Visual Technology and Communications, Business, Marketing & Finance, Education & Training, Health Science, Information Technology and Science, Technology, Engineering & Math (STEM).
Do you offer STEAM?
In grades K-6, elective courses are referred to as “specials” and may include Art, Music/Choir, Computer, Science lab, and/or PE depending on the campus. In grades 7-12, elective courses may include PE/Athletics, Choir, Art, Theater, and/or Band.
Life School offers a robust Career and Technical (CTE) program. Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs allow students to explore career pathways during high school and are organized into programs of study. Life School offers classes in many nationally-recognized programs of study including: Arts, Audio Visual Technology and Communications, Business, Marketing & Finance, Education & Training, Health Science, Information Technology and Science, Technology, Engineering & Math (STEM).
Q:How can I access my child's grades?
A:You can view all of your child's records, including grades and attendance, through the parent portal.
How can I check my child's grades online?
You can view all of your child's records, including grades and attendance, through the parent portal.
How can I view my grades online?
You can view all of your child's records, including grades and attendance, through the parent portal.
Where can I see my child's grades?
You can view all of your child's records, including grades and attendance, through the parent portal.
Where are my grades posted online?
You can view all of your child's records, including grades and attendance, through the parent portal.
How can I access my grades for my classes?
You can view all of your child's records, including grades and attendance, through the parent portal.
Where will my teachers post grades for assignments?
You can view all of your child's records, including grades and attendance, through the parent portal.
does life school have all grades?
You can view all of your child's records, including grades and attendance, through the parent portal.
Where can I find my child's grades?
You can view all of your child's records, including grades and attendance, through the parent portal.
I need to review my child's grades.
You can view all of your child's records, including grades and attendance, through the parent portal.
I need to see my child's grades.
You can view all of your child's records, including grades and attendance, through the parent portal.
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Q:What “specials” (ie. Art, music, PE, foreign language, computer lab) are in the curriculum for second grade students?
A:All campuses offer Physical Education and Music as a part of their specials rotation. Beyond that, each campus offers slightly different options for specials classes. Please contact your campus for the specials classes that are offered.
Do second graders have music class?
All campuses offer Physical Education and Music as a part of their specials rotation. Beyond that, each campus offers slightly different options for specials classes. Please contact your campus for the specials classes that are offered.
Do second graders have gym class?
All campuses offer Physical Education and Music as a part of their specials rotation. Beyond that, each campus offers slightly different options for specials classes. Please contact your campus for the specials classes that are offered.
What is in the specials rotation for 2nd grade?
All campuses offer Physical Education and Music as a part of their specials rotation. Beyond that, each campus offers slightly different options for specials classes. Please contact your campus for the specials classes that are offered.
Do you offer music?
All campuses offer Physical Education and Music as a part of their specials rotation. Beyond that, each campus offers slightly different options for specials classes. Please contact your campus for the specials classes that are offered.
Do you offer art?
All campuses offer Physical Education and Music as a part of their specials rotation. Beyond that, each campus offers slightly different options for specials classes. Please contact your campus for the specials classes that are offered.
What specials do you offer?
All campuses offer Physical Education and Music as a part of their specials rotation. Beyond that, each campus offers slightly different options for specials classes. Please contact your campus for the specials classes that are offered.
Do you offer band?
All campuses offer Physical Education and Music as a part of their specials rotation. Beyond that, each campus offers slightly different options for specials classes. Please contact your campus for the specials classes that are offered.
Q:Does Life School offer life skills classes?
A:Life School has life skills classes on each campus for students who qualify.
Are life skills taught in class?
Life School has life skills classes on each campus for students who qualify.
Do you have life skills?
Life School has life skills classes on each campus for students who qualify.
Does every campus teach life skills?
Life School has life skills classes on each campus for students who qualify.
Where are life skills classes taught?
Life School has life skills classes on each campus for students who qualify.
Q:Is Life School required to do the same mandated testing as other public ISDs?
A:Life School is required to conduct all state mandated STAAR assessments.
Are there STAAR assessments?
Life School is required to conduct all state mandated STAAR assessments.
Will my child need to take a staar assessment?
Life School is required to conduct all state mandated STAAR assessments.
Will the staar test be administered?
Life School is required to conduct all state mandated STAAR assessments.
Are there STAR tests?
Life School is required to conduct all state mandated STAAR assessments.
Do your students take the staar test?
Life School is required to conduct all state mandated STAAR assessments.
Do your students take the star test?
Life School is required to conduct all state mandated STAAR assessments.
Q:How do I enroll my child in Gifted & Talented services?
A:Life School offers Gifted & Talented. Students must meet the requirements on the Gifted & Talented (GT) assessment before they are eligible to participate in the GT program. Parents may request that their child be tested for GT Services during the annual GT referral windows which are during October and April. Contact your campus to speak to your child's teacher or counselor for further information.
What are the requirements for GT?
Life School offers Gifted & Talented. Students must meet the requirements on the Gifted & Talented (GT) assessment before they are eligible to participate in the GT program. Parents may request that their child be tested for GT Services during the annual GT referral windows which are during October and April. Contact your campus to speak to your child's teacher or counselor for further information.
How can I get into gifted and talented?
Life School offers Gifted & Talented. Students must meet the requirements on the Gifted & Talented (GT) assessment before they are eligible to participate in the GT program. Parents may request that their child be tested for GT Services during the annual GT referral windows which are during October and April. Contact your campus to speak to your child's teacher or counselor for further information.
What is the process for getting into gifted and talented?
Life School offers Gifted & Talented. Students must meet the requirements on the Gifted & Talented (GT) assessment before they are eligible to participate in the GT program. Parents may request that their child be tested for GT Services during the annual GT referral windows which are during October and April. Contact your campus to speak to your child's teacher or counselor for further information.
Does Life School offer gifted and talented?
Life School offers Gifted & Talented. Students must meet the requirements on the Gifted & Talented (GT) assessment before they are eligible to participate in the GT program. Parents may request that their child be tested for GT Services during the annual GT referral windows which are during October and April. Contact your campus to speak to your child's teacher or counselor for further information.
How do we enroll in GT?
Life School offers Gifted & Talented. Students must meet the requirements on the Gifted & Talented (GT) assessment before they are eligible to participate in the GT program. Parents may request that their child be tested for GT Services during the annual GT referral windows which are during October and April. Contact your campus to speak to your child's teacher or counselor for further information.
Can my kid join GT?
Life School offers Gifted & Talented. Students must meet the requirements on the Gifted & Talented (GT) assessment before they are eligible to participate in the GT program. Parents may request that their child be tested for GT Services during the annual GT referral windows which are during October and April. Contact your campus to speak to your child's teacher or counselor for further information.
What are the gifted and talented requirements?
Life School offers Gifted & Talented. Students must meet the requirements on the Gifted & Talented (GT) assessment before they are eligible to participate in the GT program. Parents may request that their child be tested for GT Services during the annual GT referral windows which are during October and April. Contact your campus to speak to your child's teacher or counselor for further information.
What are the GT requirements?
Life School offers Gifted & Talented. Students must meet the requirements on the Gifted & Talented (GT) assessment before they are eligible to participate in the GT program. Parents may request that their child be tested for GT Services during the annual GT referral windows which are during October and April. Contact your campus to speak to your child's teacher or counselor for further information.
How do I enroll my child in GT?
Life School offers Gifted & Talented. Students must meet the requirements on the Gifted & Talented (GT) assessment before they are eligible to participate in the GT program. Parents may request that their child be tested for GT Services during the annual GT referral windows which are during October and April. Contact your campus to speak to your child's teacher or counselor for further information.
Do you have GT?
Life School offers Gifted & Talented. Students must meet the requirements on the Gifted & Talented (GT) assessment before they are eligible to participate in the GT program. Parents may request that their child be tested for GT Services during the annual GT referral windows which are during October and April. Contact your campus to speak to your child's teacher or counselor for further information.
Do you have gifted and talented?
Life School offers Gifted & Talented. Students must meet the requirements on the Gifted & Talented (GT) assessment before they are eligible to participate in the GT program. Parents may request that their child be tested for GT Services during the annual GT referral windows which are during October and April. Contact your campus to speak to your child's teacher or counselor for further information.
Q:Does Life School offer dual language for all grades?
A:Life School has a dual language program at the Oak Cliff Elementary campus in grades Kindergarten-Sixth for eligible students. Life School offers Spanish courses at the middle and high school level to all students .
Can kindergarteners at oak cliff enroll in dual language?
Life School has a dual language program at the Oak Cliff Elementary campus in grades Kindergarten-Sixth for eligible students. Life School offers Spanish courses at the middle and high school level to all students .
do you have dual language?
Life School has a dual language program at the Oak Cliff Elementary campus in grades Kindergarten-Sixth for eligible students. Life School offers Spanish courses at the middle and high school level to all students .
Do you offer foreign language?
Life School has a dual language program at the Oak Cliff Elementary campus in grades Kindergarten-Sixth for eligible students. Life School offers Spanish courses at the middle and high school level to all students .
Is spanish offered at oak cliff?
Life School has a dual language program at the Oak Cliff Elementary campus in grades Kindergarten-Sixth for eligible students. Life School offers Spanish courses at the middle and high school level to all students .
Is there a language program for all grades?
Life School has a dual language program at the Oak Cliff Elementary campus in grades Kindergarten-Sixth for eligible students. Life School offers Spanish courses at the middle and high school level to all students .
Q:When are report cards distributed?
A:Report cards are distributed every 9 weeks. Report cards can also be viewed in the Parent Portal.
When do report cards come out?
Report cards are distributed every 9 weeks. Report cards can also be viewed in the Parent Portal.
When will my child receive their report card?
Report cards are distributed every 9 weeks. Report cards can also be viewed in the Parent Portal.
What day can I expect report cards to come out?
Report cards are distributed every 9 weeks. Report cards can also be viewed in the Parent Portal.
When will report cards be given out?
Report cards are distributed every 9 weeks. Report cards can also be viewed in the Parent Portal.
When will my child's report card be given out?
Report cards are distributed every 9 weeks. Report cards can also be viewed in the Parent Portal.
When will the school distribute report cards to students?
Report cards are distributed every 9 weeks. Report cards can also be viewed in the Parent Portal.
Where can I get my child's report card?
Report cards are distributed every 9 weeks. Report cards can also be viewed in the Parent Portal.
I need my child's report card.
Report cards are distributed every 9 weeks. Report cards can also be viewed in the Parent Portal.
How do I view my child's report card?
Report cards are distributed every 9 weeks. Report cards can also be viewed in the Parent Portal.
When do you send report cards?
Report cards are distributed every 9 weeks. Report cards can also be viewed in the Parent Portal.
I want to see my child's report card
Report cards are distributed every 9 weeks. Report cards can also be viewed in the Parent Portal.
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Report cards are distributed every 9 weeks. Report cards can also be viewed in the Parent Portal.
I want to see my child's report card.
Report cards are distributed every 9 weeks. Report cards can also be viewed in the Parent Portal.
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Report cards are distributed every 9 weeks. Report cards can also be viewed in the Parent Portal.
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Report cards are distributed every 9 weeks. Report cards can also be viewed in the Parent Portal.
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Report cards are distributed every 9 weeks. Report cards can also be viewed in the Parent Portal.
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Report cards are distributed every 9 weeks. Report cards can also be viewed in the Parent Portal.
Q:How do I sign up for the PSAT, SAT, or ACT?
A:Contact your child's counselor if you are interested in your child taking the PSAT/SAT/ACT.
Provide information on how to schedule a test date for PSAT/SAT/ACT
Contact your child's counselor if you are interested in your child taking the PSAT/SAT/ACT.
How can I schedule a test date for the SAT?
Contact your child's counselor if you are interested in your child taking the PSAT/SAT/ACT.
How can I schedule a test date for the SAT?
Contact your child's counselor if you are interested in your child taking the PSAT/SAT/ACT.
How can I schedule my PSAT?
Contact your child's counselor if you are interested in your child taking the PSAT/SAT/ACT.
When are the test dates for the SAT?
Contact your child's counselor if you are interested in your child taking the PSAT/SAT/ACT.
How can I sign up to take the ACT?
Contact your child's counselor if you are interested in your child taking the PSAT/SAT/ACT.
When can I take the SAT?
Contact your child's counselor if you are interested in your child taking the PSAT/SAT/ACT.
How do I sign up to take the SAT or ACT?
Contact your child's counselor if you are interested in your child taking the PSAT/SAT/ACT.
How do we sign up for SAT?
Contact your child's counselor if you are interested in your child taking the PSAT/SAT/ACT.
I need to sign up for the ACT.
Contact your child's counselor if you are interested in your child taking the PSAT/SAT/ACT.
How do I sign up for the SAT at the school?
Contact your child's counselor if you are interested in your child taking the PSAT/SAT/ACT.
how can i get the schedule?
Contact your child's counselor if you are interested in your child taking the PSAT/SAT/ACT.
How can I switch my schedule
Contact your child's counselor if you are interested in your child taking the PSAT/SAT/ACT.
Q:Do you offer advanced placement (AP)?
A:Yes, Life School offers AP classes in 11th and 12th grade.
Can I take AP classes?
Yes, Life School offers AP classes in 11th and 12th grade.
I am interested in AP classes.
Yes, Life School offers AP classes in 11th and 12th grade.
Q:How can I schedule my child's ARD/IEP meeting?
A:All special education students will have an ARD meeting each year that is scheduled by campus personnel. If you would like an additional meeting, reach out to your child's special education teacher to request one.
How do I schedule an IEP meeting for my child?
All special education students will have an ARD meeting each year that is scheduled by campus personnel. If you would like an additional meeting, reach out to your child's special education teacher to request one.
How can I get an ARD meeting for my child?
All special education students will have an ARD meeting each year that is scheduled by campus personnel. If you would like an additional meeting, reach out to your child's special education teacher to request one.
How can I have my child evaluated for the special needs program?
All special education students will have an ARD meeting each year that is scheduled by campus personnel. If you would like an additional meeting, reach out to your child's special education teacher to request one.
Where can I schedule an IEP meeting?
All special education students will have an ARD meeting each year that is scheduled by campus personnel. If you would like an additional meeting, reach out to your child's special education teacher to request one.
How can I find out if my child is eligible for special education?
All special education students will have an ARD meeting each year that is scheduled by campus personnel. If you would like an additional meeting, reach out to your child's special education teacher to request one.
Who should I contact for an ARD meeting?
All special education students will have an ARD meeting each year that is scheduled by campus personnel. If you would like an additional meeting, reach out to your child's special education teacher to request one.
Can I schedule an ARD?
All special education students will have an ARD meeting each year that is scheduled by campus personnel. If you would like an additional meeting, reach out to your child's special education teacher to request one.
I need to schedule at ARD.
All special education students will have an ARD meeting each year that is scheduled by campus personnel. If you would like an additional meeting, reach out to your child's special education teacher to request one.
I need to schedule an ARD.
All special education students will have an ARD meeting each year that is scheduled by campus personnel. If you would like an additional meeting, reach out to your child's special education teacher to request one.
Copy of ARD paperwork
All special education students will have an ARD meeting each year that is scheduled by campus personnel. If you would like an additional meeting, reach out to your child's special education teacher to request one.
Q:How can I get another copy of my child's ARD paperwork?
A:You can request another copy from you child's special education teacher. Click here for campus contact information.
Q:Do you offer cursive learning at Life School?
A:Yes. Our curriculum does include training cursive writing.
Q:Does life school have science labs in the elementary schools?
A:Carrollton, Cedar Hill, Oak Cliff, and Red Oak provide STEM labs as part of the specials rotation. Lancaster and Mountain Creek do not have STEM labs as part of the specials rotation.
Q:How can I be part of the dual credit program?
A:Students in 9-12 grades can participate if they meet the Dual Credit requirements in the course guide. You can review the course guide online. If you meet the requirements, you will schedule your courses with your campus Counselor.
who do I need to talk with to get my student enrolled in the dual credit program
Students in 9-12 grades can participate if they meet the Dual Credit requirements in the course guide. You can review the course guide online. If you meet the requirements, you will schedule your courses with your campus Counselor.
what are the requirements for dual credit
Students in 9-12 grades can participate if they meet the Dual Credit requirements in the course guide. You can review the course guide online. If you meet the requirements, you will schedule your courses with your campus Counselor.
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Students in 9-12 grades can participate if they meet the Dual Credit requirements in the course guide. You can review the course guide online. If you meet the requirements, you will schedule your courses with your campus Counselor.
Q:How do I get in the Bilingual program?
A:Life School only offers bilingual education at the Oak Cliff campuses. If you would like to enroll your child in the Bilingual program, you can contact your campus counselor by calling your campus.
Q:What is PBIS?
A:Life School follows Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS) to encourage positive student behavior. With PBIS, we teach kids about behavior expectations and strategies. The focus PBIS is prevention (re-enforcing positive behavior), not punishment.
What is positive behavioral intervention?
Life School follows Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS) to encourage positive student behavior. With PBIS, we teach kids about behavior expectations and strategies. The focus PBIS is prevention (re-enforcing positive behavior), not punishment.
Q:Do you offer a GED program for parents?
A:Thank you for your interest. We do not offer a GED program at this time.
Q:What are the graduation requirements?
A:You can view the full graduation requirements in the student handbook and course guide.
Q:When is the STAAR test?
A:TEA maintains a calendar of STAAR testing dates on their website.
Q:What happens if my child fails a semester?
A:The answer depends on your child's grade level. For students in grades K-12 with year-long courses, the first semester average will be combined with the second semester average for an overall yearly average. If the overall average is a 70 or higher, the student will be considered passing, but may be required to attend summer school if he/she fails the STAAR assessment for Math or Reading.
Students in grades 9-12 with single-semester courses who earn a grade below 70 for the semester will not receive credit for the course. These students may need to repeat the course again or attend summer school in order to obtain credit. Further details of our promotion/retention guidelines are outlined in the Life School handbook.
Q:Is a “D” considered a failing grade?
A:Life School issues numerical grades for grades 3-12. Anything below a 70 is considered failing.
Q:How many absences can a student have?
A:You can find information about the absence policy in the Family and Student Handbook.
Q:Is there credit recovery for this school?
A:Life School offers credit recovery for high school courses during the summer and throughout the school year. Depending on the student's schedule and the credit/course needed, students are either placed in the course for a second time, or they are offered an opportunity to obtain credit by completing an online course.
Student missing credits
Life School offers credit recovery for high school courses during the summer and throughout the school year. Depending on the student's schedule and the credit/course needed, students are either placed in the course for a second time, or they are offered an opportunity to obtain credit by completing an online course.
I need to know the credits for each class
Life School offers credit recovery for high school courses during the summer and throughout the school year. Depending on the student's schedule and the credit/course needed, students are either placed in the course for a second time, or they are offered an opportunity to obtain credit by completing an online course.
Q:How many days out of the year can students miss?
A:To receive credit or a final grade in a class, a student must attend at least 90% of the days a class is offered. These days include both excused and unexcused absences. A student who is in attendance for at least 75%, but fewer than 90%, of the days a class is offered may have credit restored or earn a final grade if the student completes a plan approved by the principal that provides for the student to meet the instructional requirement of the class. If a student attends fewer than 75% of the days a class is offered or has not completed the plan approved by the principal, the student will be referred to the attendance review committee to determine whether there are extenuating circumstances for the absences and how the student can regain credit or a final grade, if appropriate. A recommendation may be made by the principal or designee to the school attendance review committee to deny the student credit or a final grade for that class.
Q:How do i appeal an expulsion?
A:The student or his/her parent(s) may appeal the expulsion decision to the Board’s designee by notifying the designee in writing within five business days of the date of notification of the Hearing Officer’s decision. The designee will review the administrative record from the initial disciplinary hearing and conduct an appeal conference with the student and/or parent within five business days of the request to appeal. Full details are available in the Family & Student Handbook.
Who do I speak with about writing a appeal letter about expel?
The student or his/her parent(s) may appeal the expulsion decision to the Board’s designee by notifying the designee in writing within five business days of the date of notification of the Hearing Officer’s decision. The designee will review the administrative record from the initial disciplinary hearing and conduct an appeal conference with the student and/or parent within five business days of the request to appeal. Full details are available in the Family & Student Handbook.
Q:What is the tardy and absence policy?
A:You can find the current tardy and absence policy in the Parent and Student Handbook.
Q:Does your school have speech therapy?
A:Yes, Life School offers speech therapy.
Q:What is Life School's position on artificial intelligence (AI)?
A:We recognize the transformative potential of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in education. While any new tool has potential for innovation, we believe strongly in the importance of teaching ethical principles and responsible practices surrounding the use of AI. Our approach emphasizes critical thinking, empathy, and ethical decision-making. We empower students to become informed, responsible, and ethical users of technology. But, we expect its ethical use within the bounds of what teachers ask of students.
Q: Does Life School offer virtual learning?
A: Life School only offers in-person learning at this time.
Q: I am interested in the curriculum offered at my campus.
A: You can view our academic and curricular offerings from the academics page. If you click on the Academics heading on our website, you will find an overview for each content area. For further curriculum related questions, click on Curriculum and Instruction.
Q: Could you tell me about the drill team?
A: Please contact the drill team sponsor at your campus regarding drill team.
Q: Is Physical Education (PE) required like in other ISDs?
A: Physical Education is a required class for students in elementary grade levels. For grades 7-8, students are required to take PE or Athletics each year. For grades 9-12, students must take 1 year of PE or Athletics.
Q: Does Life School offer Pre-k?
A: Life School does not offer Pre-k at this time.
Q: Do you have a special needs program?
A: Life School offers a strong Special Education program.
Q: Do you offer summer school?
A: Details about the structure, times and location of summer school are posted each May, and the information is linked from the Parent page of your campus website.
Q: Where can I get the student handbook?
A: You can access the student handbook and athletic handbook online.
Q: Where can I get the course guide?
A: You can access the student course guide online.
Q: Do all high school students participate in college courses?
A: Life School offers Dual Credit at the Life High School Waxahachie and Life High School Oak Cliff campuses. Participation is optional but highly recommended.
Q: Do you offer bilingual classes and TAG?
A: Life School offers bilingual education from K-12 at the Oak Cliff campuses. Talented And Gifted (TAG) Education is provided to students who qualify at all of our campuses.
Q: What electives do you offer?
A: In grades K-6, elective courses are referred to as “specials” and may include Art, Music/Choir, Computer, Science lab, and/or PE depending on the campus. In grades 7-12, elective courses may include PE/Athletics, Choir, Art, Theater, and/or Band.
Life School offers a robust Career and Technical (CTE) program. Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs allow students to explore career pathways during high school and are organized into programs of study. Life School offers classes in many nationally-recognized programs of study including: Arts, Audio Visual Technology and Communications, Business, Marketing & Finance, Education & Training, Health Science, Information Technology and Science, Technology, Engineering & Math (STEM).
Q: How can I access my child's grades?
A: You can view all of your child's records, including grades and attendance, through the parent portal.
Q: What “specials” (ie. Art, music, PE, foreign language, computer lab) are in the curriculum for second grade students?
A: All campuses offer Physical Education and Music as a part of their specials rotation. Beyond that, each campus offers slightly different options for specials classes. Please contact your campus for the specials classes that are offered.
Q: Does Life School offer life skills classes?
A: Life School has life skills classes on each campus for students who qualify.
Q: Is Life School required to do the same mandated testing as other public ISDs?
A: Life School is required to conduct all state mandated STAAR assessments.
Q: How do I enroll my child in Gifted & Talented services?
A: Life School offers Gifted & Talented. Students must meet the requirements on the Gifted & Talented (GT) assessment before they are eligible to participate in the GT program. Parents may request that their child be tested for GT Services during the annual GT referral windows which are during October and April. Contact your campus to speak to your child's teacher or counselor for further information.
Q: Does Life School offer dual language for all grades?
A: Life School has a dual language program at the Oak Cliff Elementary campus in grades Kindergarten-Sixth for eligible students. Life School offers Spanish courses at the middle and high school level to all students .
Q: When are report cards distributed?
A: Report cards are distributed every 9 weeks. Report cards can also be viewed in the Parent Portal.
Q: How do I sign up for the PSAT, SAT, or ACT?
A: Contact your child's counselor if you are interested in your child taking the PSAT/SAT/ACT.
Q: Do you offer advanced placement (AP)?
A: Yes, Life School offers AP classes in 11th and 12th grade.
Q: How can I schedule my child's ARD/IEP meeting?
A: All special education students will have an ARD meeting each year that is scheduled by campus personnel. If you would like an additional meeting, reach out to your child's special education teacher to request one.
Q: How can I get another copy of my child's ARD paperwork?
A: You can request another copy from you child's special education teacher. Click here for campus contact information.
Q: Do you offer cursive learning at Life School?
A: Yes. Our curriculum does include training cursive writing.
Q: Does life school have science labs in the elementary schools?
A: Carrollton, Cedar Hill, Oak Cliff, and Red Oak provide STEM labs as part of the specials rotation. Lancaster and Mountain Creek do not have STEM labs as part of the specials rotation.
Q: How can I be part of the dual credit program?
A: Students in 9-12 grades can participate if they meet the Dual Credit requirements in the course guide. You can review the course guide online. If you meet the requirements, you will schedule your courses with your campus Counselor.
Q: How do I get in the Bilingual program?
A: Life School only offers bilingual education at the Oak Cliff campuses. If you would like to enroll your child in the Bilingual program, you can contact your campus counselor by calling your campus.
Q: What is PBIS?
A: Life School follows Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS) to encourage positive student behavior. With PBIS, we teach kids about behavior expectations and strategies. The focus PBIS is prevention (re-enforcing positive behavior), not punishment.
Q: Do you offer a GED program for parents?
A: Thank you for your interest. We do not offer a GED program at this time.
Q: What are the graduation requirements?
A: You can view the full graduation requirements in the student handbook and course guide.
Q: When is the STAAR test?
A: TEA maintains a calendar of STAAR testing dates on their website.
Q: What happens if my child fails a semester?
A: The answer depends on your child's grade level. For students in grades K-12 with year-long courses, the first semester average will be combined with the second semester average for an overall yearly average. If the overall average is a 70 or higher, the student will be considered passing, but may be required to attend summer school if he/she fails the STAAR assessment for Math or Reading.
Students in grades 9-12 with single-semester courses who earn a grade below 70 for the semester will not receive credit for the course. These students may need to repeat the course again or attend summer school in order to obtain credit. Further details of our promotion/retention guidelines are outlined in the Life School handbook.
Q: Is a “D” considered a failing grade?
A: Life School issues numerical grades for grades 3-12. Anything below a 70 is considered failing.
Q: How many absences can a student have?
A: You can find information about the absence policy in the Family and Student Handbook.
Q: Is there credit recovery for this school?
A: Life School offers credit recovery for high school courses during the summer and throughout the school year. Depending on the student's schedule and the credit/course needed, students are either placed in the course for a second time, or they are offered an opportunity to obtain credit by completing an online course.
Q: How many days out of the year can students miss?
A: To receive credit or a final grade in a class, a student must attend at least 90% of the days a class is offered. These days include both excused and unexcused absences. A student who is in attendance for at least 75%, but fewer than 90%, of the days a class is offered may have credit restored or earn a final grade if the student completes a plan approved by the principal that provides for the student to meet the instructional requirement of the class. If a student attends fewer than 75% of the days a class is offered or has not completed the plan approved by the principal, the student will be referred to the attendance review committee to determine whether there are extenuating circumstances for the absences and how the student can regain credit or a final grade, if appropriate. A recommendation may be made by the principal or designee to the school attendance review committee to deny the student credit or a final grade for that class.
Q: How do i appeal an expulsion?
A: The student or his/her parent(s) may appeal the expulsion decision to the Board’s designee by notifying the designee in writing within five business days of the date of notification of the Hearing Officer’s decision. The designee will review the administrative record from the initial disciplinary hearing and conduct an appeal conference with the student and/or parent within five business days of the request to appeal. Full details are available in the Family & Student Handbook.
Q: What is the tardy and absence policy?
A: You can find the current tardy and absence policy in the Parent and Student Handbook.
Q: Does your school have speech therapy?
A: Yes, Life School offers speech therapy.
Q: What is Life School's position on artificial intelligence (AI)?
A: We recognize the transformative potential of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in education. While any new tool has potential for innovation, we believe strongly in the importance of teaching ethical principles and responsible practices surrounding the use of AI. Our approach emphasizes critical thinking, empathy, and ethical decision-making. We empower students to become informed, responsible, and ethical users of technology. But, we expect its ethical use within the bounds of what teachers ask of students.