Brent Elementary students recently stepped into the world of engineering and problem-solving when the Texas Education Agency’s Mobile STEM Lab visited campus for two days of hands-on learning experiences.

Little Elm ISD has once again been named one of the nation’s Best Communities for Music Education by the NAMM Foundation, marking the district’s fifth consecutive year receiving this prestigious honor.

Little Elm High School’s Class of 2026 Top Ten graduates represent more than academic excellence—they reflect the well-rounded opportunities and experiences available across our campus.

The District’s Art Show drew parents and community members Tuesday night for an inspiring evening of student creativity. The exhibition featured a wide range of artwork—including acrylics, watercolors, mixed media, photography, and sculpture—highlighting the talent and imagination of students across the District.

At Prestwick Elementary, Rhonda Donaldson, campus STEM Influencer, has been intentional about weaving science, technology, engineering, and math into reading and writing. Her goal? Make STEM purposeful — embedded within literacy, inquiry, and real-world problem solving.

For the first time, College Board has selected Little Elm High School to receive the bronze AP Honor Roll and AP Access Award recognition. LEHS is one of 1,587 schools in Texas to earn the Bronze level AP School honor and one of 862 schools to earn a place for the first time in 2025.