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Winkley Elementary Students Showcase Learning at First Annual Exhibition

August 05, 2025 | LEANDER ISD, School Districts, Texas


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Winkley Elementary Students Showcase Learning at First Annual Exhibition
The Leander Independent School District (LISD) Board of Trustees meeting on May 8, 2025, began with a heartfelt pledge of allegiance led by Everett Carter, a student from Winkley Elementary School. The meeting highlighted the district's commitment to student engagement and learning, featuring a presentation from Winkley Elementary staff and students.

Erin Ulander, the lead learner at Winkley Elementary, introduced the first annual Winkley Learning Exhibition, scheduled for the following week. This event aims to showcase the academic achievements of students while emphasizing their voices and choices, aligning with the district's educational goals. Ulander expressed pride in the students' work and encouraged board members to engage with the students during the exhibition.

Students from various grades introduced themselves, showcasing the diversity and enthusiasm of the young learners. Assistant Principal Rachel Baker praised the Winkley staff for their efforts in transitioning from traditional student-led conferences to a more dynamic learning exhibition format. She emphasized the importance of student ownership and empowerment in the learning process.

The meeting underscored the district's focus on innovative educational practices and the celebration of student achievements, setting a positive tone for future initiatives within the Leander ISD community.

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