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Lewisville Independent School District is offering all students free breakfast and lunch regardless of household income.

Mia Camm was just 5-years-old when she started her Brighter Lemonade stand. She started it to raise money, but the money was never for her, but rather for teens in need.

Marcus High School Senior Christian Espinoza looks like he’s already making his case to play with the pros after making an awesome catch.

Mia Camm was just 5-years-old when she started her Brighter Lemonade stand. She started it to raise money, but the money was never for her, but rather for teens in need.

An individual on the Flower Mound High School campus has tested positive for COVID-19.

Wednesday was back-to-school for students in Lewisville ISD. And with an online-only first day, it did not go as smoothly as some had hoped. Parents took to social media with technological headaches from trouble logging in to getting booted off the system to long wait times on the phone with IT.

Wednesday was back-to-school for students in Lewisville ISD. And with an online-only first day, it did not go as smoothly as some had hoped. Parents took to social media with technological headaches from trouble logging in to getting booted off the system to long wait times on the phone with IT.

The Lewisville ISD goes back to school Wednesday for the start of the 2020-21 academic year.

Lewisville ISD has extended free summer meals for children age 18 and under and will begin providing curbside pickup meals for students enrolled in the district.

The 52,000 students in the Lewisville ISD are out of class, but not far from support systems.

The 52,000 students in the Lewisville ISD are out of class, but not far from support systems. While the district’s schools are closed because of COVID-19, they all have access to free grab and go meals at eight Lewisville ISD campuses. Breakfast is served from 7:30-8:30 a.m. and lunch is served from 11 a.m. until 12:30 p.m. Kids 18 years…

Fourth graders at Castle Hills Elementary who adopted the name “Team Bravery” made a birthday surprise for a classmate battling leukemia.

Some fourth-graders in Lewisville made sure their friend had one of her best birthdays ever. Avery Pacheco has not been at Castle Hills Elementary since the first week of the year. She was diagnosed with leukemia and is still getting treatment. Her fourth-grade classmates adopted the name “Team BrAvery” to support and encourage Avery. On Wednesday, they proved again that…