Inappropriate sexual content displayed during Leander ISD 4th grade Zoom class

Officials say that inappropriate sexual content was shown to 4th-graders at a Leander Independent School District elementary school as they attended a class held via Zoom.

Leander ISD starts school year with some in-person learning

Starting today, pre-K, kindergarten, 1st grade, 6th grade, 9th grade, special education, students of staff, and those without internet access will start in-person learning if their parents choose

Leander ISD drafting phase-in return option for students

Leander ISD has drafted a three-step phased-in return to school option plan. The school board will consider it Thursday.

City of Leander bans camping in public places

Leander has had an ordinance on the books prohibiting camping in parks for years, but now the city council just went an extra step further.

Bumpy start back to school for some Central Texas school districts

School districts across Central Texas are experiencing a rocky start to the school year, from server capacity issues to lack of internet access for families.

Positive coronavirus result puts Thrall ISD containment protocol to the tests

The positive test will not end the option for in-person classes which started August 10, according to Superintendent Tommy Hooker. He did say the district’s quarantine protocol is now in play for the staff member and those who had contact with that person.

Leander ISD cancels first two virtual learning days for high school students due to technical issues

Classes on Thursday, August 13, and Friday, August 14 will be canceled due to an issue with the web content filtering tool that allows students to connect to the internet on their district-provided laptops.

City of Leander cancels boil water notice

The customers affected by the notice were generally located within the boundaries east of the Travisso neighborhood and west of Toll 183A including the Bryson neighborhood.

COVID-19 changes Leander ISD graduation plans again

Under the plan, parents, not school administrators, will give out diplomas and turn tassels.

Fourth of July firework shows across Central Texas in question due to COVID-19

Several local fireworks shows are still being scheduled, but to reduce the risk of exposure to COVID-19 many daytime events are being scaled back or canceled.

Police: Man assaults HEB cashier over meat limit purchasing

According to police, at approximately 7:30 a.m. on May 10, a male subject assaulted an HEB cashier by throwing individually packaged steaks and a bag of lettuce at a cashier.