LoneStar School Calendar 2024–2025 is not only a calendar of dates. It’s a story of a year of enjoyment, development, and studying. It is the union of the soul of individuals who study and develop day after day.
Each day counts. Each day is a memory. School year brings parents, students, and teachers together. It is not school opening and closing only. It is what happens in between those moments which shape young minds and hearts.
The First Day of School: A New Beginning
LoneStar’s inaugural school day is a gem. Huggins and smiling faces ring out across the campus. Enormous smiles from staff and open arms. New book scents and fresh shavings from pencil sharpeners fill classrooms.
Snaps are snapped and victorious waving by parents. Young’uns load up backpacks as big as vases. Older’uns wax poetic about summer vacations. Everyone looking forward to something new and marvelous just beyond the horizon.
Acclimation week. Orientation for new students is occurring. By the last week, the whole school is again running in concert together. Home at last.
Fall Semester: Foundations of Success
| Term | Start Date | End Date | Major Breaks & Holidays |
| Fall 2024 | August 26 | December 13 | Labor Day, Fall Break, Thanksgiving Break |
Important Dates:
Orientation Week: August 19–23
First Day of Classes: August 26
Labor Day: September 2
Midterm Progress Reports: October 11
Fall Break: October 21–22
Thanksgiving Break: 27–29 November
Final Exams: 9-13 December
Winter Break Starts: 16 December
Fall semester serves as the foundation on which the rest of the year is established. The students study new things and discover new interests. The faculties cause them to learn interesting things. The clubs start working. The sports teams start practicing.
By October, the campus is filled with laughter and color. Midterms arrive but the mood is good. By December, students and staff can’t wait for holidays, having labored so hard with pride.
Winter and Spring Semesters: Concenrate and Flourish
| Term | Start Date | End Date | Major Breaks & Holidays |
| Spring 2025 | January 13 | May 9 | MLK Day, Presidents’ Day, Spring Break, Easter, Memorial Day |
Key Dates:
Classes Resume: January 13
Martin Luther King Jr. Day: January 20
Presidents’ Day: 17th February
Midterms: 3–7 March
Spring Break: 10–14 March
Good Friday: 18 April
Easter Monday: 21 April
Final Exams: 5–9 May
Graduation: 17th May
Winter is the season when it is finally time for the students to return to work. They are back on solid ground after last holidays have flown by. Group projects, presentations, and new ideas are the domain of the coming few months.
Spring is sunshine and smiles. Concerts, sports days, and science fairs occupy the weeks. Graduation and last tests. Time passes by and everybody waits.
Breaks and Holidays: Time to Relax and Have Fun with Family
Breaks have to be there in LoneStar. They provide teachers and students with time to relax. Families take vacations, picnics, or just calm days at home.
Labor Day (September): A fine long weekend to welcome the semester.
Thanksgiving Break (November): To be thankful, to eat and to be hugged by relatives.
Winter Break (December): Sleep, happiness and magic of the holidays.
Spring Break (March): Sun, travel, and slumber.
Easter Weekend (April): Being quiet and contemplative.
Memorial Day (May): In memory and honor.
Each break is a time to catch one’s breath. Take a breather and come back refreshed.
Reports, Grades, and Progress: Step by Step Progress
Learning is a process at LoneStar. Progress is monitored, recorded, and rewarded.
Midterm Reports: Mid-term reports to remain on track with students.
End-of-Term Reports: End-of-term report cards which monitor effort and achievement.
Parent–Teacher Conferences: Successful conferences about objectives and progress.
Parents and teachers collaborate to offer support to students so that all children can succeed. Parents are alerted by the portal as well as through frequent communication.
Parents. Families: LoneStar’s Heart
Families are the center of LoneStar’s heart. Parents go to class, work with the PTA, and get classes. Parent involvement makes school life more vibrant and exciting.
Family Highlights:
Family Weekend (October): Go to classes, meet teachers, and engage in activities.
Monthly Newsletters: School information, announcements.
Email and Text Notices: Noticeable announcements and reminders.
LoneStar feels that education is not just a family affair. Teachers and parents collaborate to have the student succeed.
Faith and Character Formation: Inner Compass
Character and learning are significant at LoneStar. Students grow into good, honest, and loving people.
Milestones of Faith:
Welcome Assembly: August
Thanksgiving Service: November
Advent Reflection: December
Easter Chapel: April
Baccalaureate Ceremony: May
All these humble, empathetic, and grateful individuals. They become good human beings, not only a student but even as a person.
Clubs and Extra-Curricular Life: Where Passion Lives
Learning outside the classroom. Clubs and activities provide students with a path of discovery, creativity, and leadership.
Most Popular Clubs:
Student Council
Robotics
Theatre and Drama
Art and Design
Debate
Community Service
Major Events:
Back-to-School Night
Fall Festival
Science Fair
Cultural Showcase
Spring Carnival
The events create confidence and lifelong friendships.
School Spirit and Athletics: Play, Compete, Celebrate
LoneStar loves sports. Fresh starts each season. The energy, camaraderie, and pride create bonds that are never broken.
Sports by Season
Fall: Football, Volleyball, Cross Country
Winter: Basketball, Swimming, Cheerleading
Spring: Baseball, Tennis, Track
Each sport is a lesson in team work and perseverance. The band keeps on playing. People are cheering and the school thrives as one.
Learning Tools and Technology: Smart and Simple
Learning is easy at LoneStar due to technology. Learning tools are in every classroom. Whiteboards and tablets are utilized by students to learn and complete homework.
Assignments are posted on the internet. Reminders and grades are sent home with parents. All of us are connected by technology. But connection still occurs through human guidance.
Teacher Workdays and Professional Development
LoneStar teachers are professional lifelong learners. They attend training workshops and sessions during a year.
Teacher days give teachers the time they require to plan. Also collaborate with colleagues and generate new classroom ideas. Students are home. But it is all behind the scenes making education more innovative and strong.
Make-Up and Emergency Days: Safety Always First
Yes, occasionally it will bucket rain and emergencies do occur. LoneStar is ready.
In the case of having to cancel school day, notice is through email, text, and school app. Make-up days are also on the same day to stay on top of learning. Our safety is our first concern.
Student Wellness and Support: Mind, Heart, and Body
Healthier students learn better. LoneStar incorporates well-being into learning.
Wellness Highlights:
October: Wellness Week with hands-on workshops and activities.
February: Career Week in order to be able to think about potential futures.
May: Stress-Free Exam Days
Listening advisors are available to guide you. No one is ever left by themselves or apart.
Community and Service Projects: Sharing Creates Learning
LoneStar fosters empathy through sharing with others. Students serve, fundraise, and problem-solve in the community.
Service Projects Include:
Food and Clothing Drives
Tree Planting Days
Nursing Home Visits
Fundraising Events
They encourage leadership and generosity. All acts of service make the world a better place.
Season Highlights: One Year in Action
A new chapter each year in LoneStar.
Fall: Spills, new family traditions, and sports.
Winter: Concerts, kindness drives, and snuggle learning.
Spring: Outdoor adventures, performances and festivals.
Summer: Sunshine, graduation and beaming smiles.
A celebration each month of learning and life.
Commencement: The Big Day
The saddest day of the year is May. Graduation Day.
Students in caps and gowns. Families cheering with glee. Teachers grinning from ear to ear. The Baccalaureate Ceremony is a reminder learning doesn’t stop. It just changes.
Values That Reflect LoneStar
| Value | Definition |
| Integrity | Doing the right thing, every time. |
| Respect | Taking care of others. |
| Responsibility | Taking care of oneself. |
| Perseverance | Never giving up, no matter. |
| Service | Helping others, without consideration for self. |
These values are lived out in every lesson, every activity, every school day.
Year at a Glance
| Month | Event Highlights |
| August | Orientation, Opening Assembly |
| September | Sports Start, Club Fair |
| October | Family Weekend, Wellness Week |
| November | Thanksgiving Service, Midterms |
| December | Winter Concert, Break Begins |
| January | New Start, Classes Resume |
| February | Service Projects, Career Week |
| March | Science Fair, Spring Break |
| April | Easter Chapel, Art Show |
| May | Graduation Day, Finals |
The year goes by in steady, active tempo. Everyone is present for all of it.
Campus Traditions: LoneStar Spirit
LoneStar tradition is rhythm–the beat and the pace.
Morning Assemblies to begin the day as one.
Talent Shows in celebration of creativity.
Cultural Day when students celebrate their heritage.
Homecoming with song and smiles.
Annual Book Fair to bring books alive.
Each donation adds and colors school life.
Communication and News: Connected Always
LoneStar holds families together.
Parents are alerted through the portal at school. Emails, texts keep everyone in rhythm. Social media posting screams happy times, success, and breaking news.
Each message keeps everyone united and together as a community.
Student Leadership and Involvement
Students receive real experience at being responsible. On the Student Council, they organize events, orchestrate charity drives, and voice for students.
LoneStar values include team work, respect, and responsibility. Students are taught to stand up to authority.
Teacher Appreciation and Staff Appreciation
LoneStar observes Teacher Appreciation Week in May. Students sign “thank you” cards and provide small treats.
They are the classroom energy and the learning pulse.
Counseling and Guidance: Support That Matters
Guidance counselors are behind the children at every step. They give study skills guidance, counseling, and college or career world orientation.
The door is always ajar. The message is always the same — you are never isolated.
Environmental Awareness: Green and Emerging
LoneStar gives the children a sense of duty towards the world. Recycling campaigns, ecology clubs and clean-up drives instill a sense of duty in the children.
Earth Day celebrations are a call to be gentle to nature. Small gestures are a contribution.
End-of-Year Celebrations: Smiles and Farewell
When the month of May arrives, smiles and tears fill campus. Achievement award ceremonies seal victory. There are numerous hugs and signing yearbooks.
Graduation day signifies the closure of one book and the opening of another book. Everyone graduates victoriously with eagerness for the next book.
FAQs
When does LoneStar school start?
August 26, 2024. After orientation week.
What are the breaks and holidays?
Labor Day, Thanksgiving Break, Winter Break, Spring Break, Easter Weekend and Memorial Day.
When is graduation?
Graduation on May 17, 2025.
Do you have after-school activities?
Yes. Many after-school sports, clubs and enrichment classes.
How do I get the schedules?
All are posted on school apps, email and text.
The LoneStar School Calendar 2024–2025 is not just dates. It’s a never-ending epic of the school year. Each week will come with classes, smiles, and moments that shape young lives.
From the first bell in August to the final cheers in May, every day matters. The calendar does what makes school not what we do but how we learn and grow between.
Keep the calendar close. Each LoneStar day matters.