A well-run school, for the most part, though typical fears of parental lawsuits sometimes trumps common sense. Worse, fear of reprisal stifles risk-taking. That said, the primarily middle-class student body is loaded with wonderful students, the faculty is personable, helpful and accomplished, and
... Read more the administration supportive. I've workled at several schools. Overall, this is the best, by far. Now, if we can just ger rid of TAKS... Read less
Posted by a teacher on 08/06/09
Lehman is very unique in many ways. After having attended a long-established school with a more 'typical' high school setting, I really appreciated what Lehman has to offer. The teachers are energetic, supportive, and eager to go out of their way to help students. The faculty is so helpful, especially
... Read more the principal. She is extremely visible (MUCH unlike my other school experiences) and is very open to considering student thoughts (a student once suggested that a bike rack was needed in the back of the school, and she ordered one right away). The student body is vastly more accepting than any other high school I've encountered. I also felt very safe at this school. Fights were a rarity, unlike other nearby high schools. Sports are progressing very well, and the arts are outstanding! Read less
Posted by a student on 07/03/09
Lehman is an awesome school to go to...all students have a lot of school spirit and even the new freshman feel pretty welcome here...LHS is a very cool school!
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Posted by a student on 05/03/09
Life is good at Lehman, that is if you keep ignoring the really bad stuff. The principal thinks that if she doesnt acknowledge what is going on then it really isnt happeninig. Most of the faculty are really great and interested in the kids, then you have the rest of them, who still act like kids themselves.
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Posted by a student on 04/19/09
This is a great school. Everything from the teachers and acedemics to clubs no matter what they are, they always seem to strive for the best. And ther is always great achievement.
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Posted by a student on 12/03/08
the teachers here actually CARE about the students attending a high school! that is one thing every one notices above everything else! sports may not be great but they are definately improving! although many students complain about rules, etc. they are neccesary and are what makes this school so structured.
... Read more overall this school has improved over the years i have attended (8th grade-12th grade). Read less
Posted by a student on 09/04/08
I was an exchange student at lehman highschool ! students were SOOOO nice to me and teachers were awesome. I will miss you guys!!
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Posted by a student on 06/17/07
My Daughter Attends Lehman High and has been since her Sophomore yr. She is a Senior and will be graduating this yr. The School is fairly new and I think Faculty/Staff are doing a tremendous job with the Students. I have always received immediate response from Staff and feel that the School is academically
... Read more acceptable. In her Freshman Yr that she attended Jack C. Hays High School,it was not about learning, but more about the sportsmanship. I am glad that Lehman opened up the doors for the Students who really want to learn. Read less
Posted by a parent on 05/14/07
The school is definitely run very well and has great leadership behind it, but it lacks common sense on the part of administration. With TAKS not really anything they can take responsibility for it is a sense of misrepresentation on thier part. The teachers are young and attentive, but biased. The
... Read more school is very safe and is has a comfortable environment, but with any school these days, not one is truly 100% safe, but Lehman really excels in the field of safety. The school is a school to send your children, but only if you intend to stay fully involved with their studies and class organization. The counselors need to be delt with only with the parents, common sense lacking there. Read less
Posted by a student on 01/05/07
This school is new and just like other new schools we have some areas are a little weak but we are adding new extrcurriclar actvties i feel i am a very involved student and this school has a staff that truly cares about the students well being
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Kyle schools — Lehman High School is located at 1700 Lehman Rd, Kyle TX 78640. 1700 Lehman Rd is in the 78640 ZIP code in Kyle, TX The school district for Lehman High School is the Hays Cons Independent School District. Lehman High School is a Public school that serves grade levels 9 - 12.
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