To teach students about the media industry while promoting the Lubbock Independent School District's message and assets through quality programming.
01/19/2026
Health Science students at our Byron Martin Advanced Technology Center are giving back to the community. They created a new group called Lubbock Initiative, and their goal is to get teens motivated to help people in need. We spoke with the organizers to learn how they're accomplishing that goal.
Watch more great stories featuring our Lubbock ISD students on Lubbock ISD-TV!
• LubbockISD.org/TV
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01/19/2026
This week we highlight preparations for our Lubbock ISD Fine Arts String Fling, say thank you to Portillo's for supporting our Lubbock ISD Foundation for Excellence, celebrate with Brown Elementary School and ALLIANCE Credit Union, and share where you can watch Lubbock ISD Athletics Basketball.
01/16/2026
Join us for Estacado High School Basketball tonight (1/16) on the Lubbock ISD YouTube Channel!
Our photography students are working on a fun project! They're utilizing lights and long exposures to create some awesome images!
Are you interested in photography? Talk with your counselor about taking Lubbock ISD CTE Commercial Photography at the Byron Martin Advanced Technology Center!
01/14/2026
Our Lubbock ISD CTE Auto Technology Department hosted the first Panhandle Automotive Invitational at our Byron Martin Advanced Technology Center. Students put their skills to the test at ten stations, plus a written test. Arissa Munoz spoke with organizers and participants about the competition.
Check out more great stories featuring our students at LubbockISD.org/TV!
01/13/2026
The Lubbock Portillo's will host a Grand Opening event on Wednesday (1/14). But, before that, they hosted a soft opening that supported our Lubbock ISD Foundation for Excellence! We are grateful to have them as a Partner in Education!
Learn more about partnering with our district at LubbockISD.org/PIE.
01/13/2026
The transfer window for the 2026-27 school year closes on Friday! If you're interested in attending a Lubbock ISD magnet campus like our Talkington School for Young Women Leaders, you'll need to complete a request. We spoke with Principal Longoria about the process and why students would want to consider becoming a Lady Warrior.
Learn more at LubbockISD.org/Talkington.
Complete your transfer request at LubbockISD.org/Transfer.
01/12/2026
Our Commander William C. McCool Academy celebrated a major accomplishment. The Astronauts earned recognition as a School of Excellence from the National Parent Teacher Association. We spoke with PTA members about what this award means.
01/05/2026
Our Lubbock ISD Vocational Transition Center student athletes are sporting some new gear! Students involved in Special Olympics Texas received their letter jackets during a ceremony before our winter break.
01/05/2026
Opera has evolved beyond the classics. Hadi Long shares how the Texas Tech School of Music is making opera more accessible in our latest Lubbock ISD 360!
Check out the full episode of 360 only on Lubbock ISD-TV!
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LISD-TV has been serving the students, staff, and community shareholders of the Lubbock Independent School District for more than 30 years. The mission has been two-fold; serving as a training ground for high school students, and serving the community as a window to the assets of the Lubbock Independent School District.
The program has grown from a single course in a classroom into a fully functional 24/7 television station that can be viewed worldwide. Courses range from Introduction to TV and Advanced TV to a practicum course. Several hours of original programming are offered each week including High School Sports Live produced using a cutting-edge mobile production truck.
Many Lubbock ISD students have gone on to careers within the television industry equipped with the experience and skills gained at LISD-TV. The staff is composed of former LISD-TV students, broadcast professionals and educators with one goal in mind; to teach students the television industry and create quality, entertaining and meaningful programming.
With the support of the Lubbock community and the talented staff, teachers and students, LISD-TV has grown into a leader in television production and education.
History
LISD-TV was started in 1985 by Dr. Alice French when she proposed an Introduction to Radio and Television and Analysis of Media course at Dunbar-Struggs High school. Dr. French served as the station’s first director and station manager and began with 11 students from four Lubbock ISD high schools.
Today LISD-TV resides in a state-of-the-art facility adjacent to the Byron Martin Advanced Technology Center. Students interested in careers in broadcast news, sports production and creative services receive training on industry standard equipment. Students join LISD-TV through an Audio/Video Production course and are able to continue with the program through advanced classes, practicums and part-time assistant positions. A fully-equipped mobile unit allows LISD-TV to provide coverage of events such as football and baseball games, graduation ceremonies and fine arts programs.
Programming on LISD-TV includes a student produced newscast, a sports show and a magazine show highlighting current happenings in the school district.
Viewers can access LISD-TV programming 24- hours a day via the Internet, Suddenlink and AT&T.
For more than 30 years, LISD-TV has provided hundreds of students with hands-on experience in the exciting world of television and communications. LISD-TV continues its commitment to producing quality programming and while preparing the next generation of media professionals.
