Johnston High School oral history project

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The AP Seminar classes will be working again this year in the Johnston High School Archives and are hoping to conduct more oral history interviews with alumni and staff. You can take a look at the work we’ve already completed at https://lasa.austinschools.org/aboutus/johnston-archives. If you or someone you know went to or worked at Johnston HS we’d love to interview you! You can sign up here:
https://www.signupgenius.com/go/9040845A8A722AAFA7-53437233-johnston#/

Please share this in your family and social network so we can get more interviews celebrating Johnston High School.

Track and Field Info Meeting

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The first Track and Field meeting of the season will be held on Thursday, December 4, 2025 from 5:45p-6:30p in the LASA Cafeteria. All parents and students who are new to T&F and those who are returning for another season are encouraged to attend! Coach Zamora (our new Head Coach) has lots of information to share, and the Booster Club will have sweatshirts and swag available for purchase.

See you there!
Questions? Contact: dianegrodek@gmail.com

Supporting Our LASA Families During the Shutdown

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Dear PFLASA Community

As many of you know, the ongoing government shutdown has placed unexpected strain on many in our community, including some of our very own LASA families.

To this end, I wanted to make sure you knew that you could donate gift cards directly to our Wellness Counselors to quietly share with families experiencing food insecurity at this time.
Gift cards to stores like H-E-B or Walmart in smaller denominations would be great (think $20 and $25 – this would allow the counselors to have more flexibility when distributing them).

There is absolutely no obligation to participate — this is simply an opportunity for those who feel called to lend a hand.

Gift cards can be dropped off at the front office, c/o Wellness Counselors.

Our goal is to distribute them discreetly and respectfully to families who could use a little extra support right now.

Thank you for your generosity, compassion, and care for our community.