Committee recommends naming Science Materials Center for Linda Lippe
Summary
Leander ISD’s naming committee recommends the Science Materials Center be named the Linda Lippe Instructional Materials Center, citing Lippe’s leadership creating the center vision and 31 years of district service; the recommendation appears on the March 13, 2025 agenda.
Leander ISD’s naming committee recommended the Science Materials Center be named the Linda Lippe Instructional Materials Center, the agenda shows. Administrators listed for this agenda item include Crestina Hardie, Chief Communications Officer; Daniel Cernero, Assistant Director of Communications; and Brenda Howard, Naming Committee Chairperson.
Materials say the committee collected nominations Jan. 15–Feb. 3, 2025 (18 submissions, 7 unique), held three meetings and sought student feedback from a fifth-grade class on Feb. 21. The committee recommended honoring retired Leander ISD Elementary Science Curriculum Coordinator Linda Lippe, citing her role creating the center’s vision in the early 2000s, 31 years of LISD service (42 years in education total) and leadership in embedding hands-on science in the district learning model. The committee recommended the fuller name Linda Lippe Instructional Materials Center to reflect the facility’s expanded storage and instructional-materials role beyond science.
The agenda includes a sample motion to adopt the recommended name; the provided materials do not show whether the Board recorded a final vote or action in the transcript.
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