🚨 We’re hiring! 🚨
Looking for a place where teamwork, support, and innovation thrive? Join us at the Tyler ISD Job Fair tomorrow at Tyler Legacy High School!
Come meet our team, explore opportunities, and see what makes our school such a great place to grow your career. 💼✨
👉 Join a collaborative team that’s passionate about making a difference every day.
📍 Tyler Legacy High School
📅 Tomorrow, Saturday, March 28
⏰9:00 am-11:00 am
We can’t wait to meet you! 👏
🔗 Register here: tylerisd.org/page/jobfair
💼 Explore careers: tylerisd.org/careers
Looking for a place where teamwork, support, and innovation thrive? Join us at the Tyler ISD Job Fair tomorrow at Tyler Legacy High School!
Come meet our team, explore opportunities, and see what makes our school such a great place to grow your career. 💼✨
👉 Join a collaborative team that’s passionate about making a difference every day.
📍 Tyler Legacy High School
📅 Tomorrow, Saturday, March 28
⏰9:00 am-11:00 am
We can’t wait to meet you! 👏
🔗 Register here: tylerisd.org/page/jobfair
💼 Explore careers: tylerisd.org/careers
We want to wish our Tyler Legacy Boys and Girls Golf Teams the best of luck as they both head to their distirct golf tournaments.
The boys will play in Sulphur Springs on Monday and Tuesday and the girls will play in Cedar Creek on Wednesday and Thursday! ⛳🏌️♂️
The boys will play in Sulphur Springs on Monday and Tuesday and the girls will play in Cedar Creek on Wednesday and Thursday! ⛳🏌️♂️
Congratulations are in order for the Tyler Legacy UIL Academic Team who earned second place overall at this week's tournament! Here are all of the awards those students earned:
Lincoln-Douglas Debate
1st place & Top Speaker, going undefeated through five rounds: Sanaa Salvi
Informative Speaking
5th place - Sanaa Salvi
Persuasive Speaking
5th place - Kyle Yates
Poetry Interpretation
4th place (and alternate to Region): Penny Butler
Current Issues & Events
1st place - Max Morales
2nd place - Marcos Vargas
4th place - Quinn Massey
5th place - Kyle Yates
6th place - Myron Sinville
1st place team: Max, Marcos, Kyle & Myron
Ready Writing, coached by Keith Showen:
6th place - Blair Scudder
Number Sense, coached by Angel Wood:
3rd place - Sanaa Salvi
6th place - Jose Valdez
2nd place team: Sanaa, Jose, Ethan Abella, and Priyansh Desai
Calculator Applications, coached by Angel Wood:
2nd place - Sanaa Salvi
Math, coached by Angel Wood:
2nd place - Sanaa Salvi
2nd place team: Sanaa, Jose Valdez, Priyansh Desai, Ronin Back
Spelling, coached by Julie Demster:
4th place - Ethan Abella
5th place - Aahana Kumar
2nd place team: Ethan, Aahana, Ibrahim Ashraf, Isaac Demster
Social Studies, coached by Kyle Jones:
6th place - Samuel Malcolm
2nd place time: Samuel, Max Morales, Mason Frazier, & Priyansh Desai
Literary Criticism, coached by Keith Showen:
2nd place team: Leah Conner, Kenadi Carmichael, Blair Scudder, Logan,Bishop & Nash Bergfeld
The Journalism Team of Tucker Martine, Abby Martin, Kenadi Carmichael, and Annabelle Horton won second place from placing in the following events:
News Writing:
4th place - Tucker Martine
6th place - Abby Martin
Feature Writing,
3rd place - Abby Martin
6th place - Tucker Martine
Editorial Writing,
5th place - Abby Martin
Headline Writing,
3rd place - Annabelle Horton
Copy Editing,
4th place - Tucker Martine
5th place - Kenadi Carmichael
Finally, the Computer Science Team (coached by Kim Landry) won FIRST PLACE TEAM:
1st place - Ayaan Haider
2nd place - Iliana Back
4th place - Owen Carter
5th place - Ronin Back
Altogether, we have ten students qualified to UIL Region in 8 events and six alternates. UIL Region will take place at Baylor University on April 24-25.
We are so proud of the efforts of ALL of our students and coaches. We now pass the baton to our One-Act Play competitors and wish them a great show as they compete in the last part of the district tournament. Give 'em hell, TL!!!
Lincoln-Douglas Debate
1st place & Top Speaker, going undefeated through five rounds: Sanaa Salvi
Informative Speaking
5th place - Sanaa Salvi
Persuasive Speaking
5th place - Kyle Yates
Poetry Interpretation
4th place (and alternate to Region): Penny Butler
Current Issues & Events
1st place - Max Morales
2nd place - Marcos Vargas
4th place - Quinn Massey
5th place - Kyle Yates
6th place - Myron Sinville
1st place team: Max, Marcos, Kyle & Myron
Ready Writing, coached by Keith Showen:
6th place - Blair Scudder
Number Sense, coached by Angel Wood:
3rd place - Sanaa Salvi
6th place - Jose Valdez
2nd place team: Sanaa, Jose, Ethan Abella, and Priyansh Desai
Calculator Applications, coached by Angel Wood:
2nd place - Sanaa Salvi
Math, coached by Angel Wood:
2nd place - Sanaa Salvi
2nd place team: Sanaa, Jose Valdez, Priyansh Desai, Ronin Back
Spelling, coached by Julie Demster:
4th place - Ethan Abella
5th place - Aahana Kumar
2nd place team: Ethan, Aahana, Ibrahim Ashraf, Isaac Demster
Social Studies, coached by Kyle Jones:
6th place - Samuel Malcolm
2nd place time: Samuel, Max Morales, Mason Frazier, & Priyansh Desai
Literary Criticism, coached by Keith Showen:
2nd place team: Leah Conner, Kenadi Carmichael, Blair Scudder, Logan,Bishop & Nash Bergfeld
The Journalism Team of Tucker Martine, Abby Martin, Kenadi Carmichael, and Annabelle Horton won second place from placing in the following events:
News Writing:
4th place - Tucker Martine
6th place - Abby Martin
Feature Writing,
3rd place - Abby Martin
6th place - Tucker Martine
Editorial Writing,
5th place - Abby Martin
Headline Writing,
3rd place - Annabelle Horton
Copy Editing,
4th place - Tucker Martine
5th place - Kenadi Carmichael
Finally, the Computer Science Team (coached by Kim Landry) won FIRST PLACE TEAM:
1st place - Ayaan Haider
2nd place - Iliana Back
4th place - Owen Carter
5th place - Ronin Back
Altogether, we have ten students qualified to UIL Region in 8 events and six alternates. UIL Region will take place at Baylor University on April 24-25.
We are so proud of the efforts of ALL of our students and coaches. We now pass the baton to our One-Act Play competitors and wish them a great show as they compete in the last part of the district tournament. Give 'em hell, TL!!!








🎉 Walk Through Wednesday Champion of the Week 🎉
Congratulations to Tyler Legacy High School’s very own Mr. Bozeman, our outstanding Social Studies Champion! 🌍📚
Mr. Bozeman, who teaches World History, brought learning to life this week as students analyzed political cartoons through collaborative station activities. His classroom was buzzing with engagement as students worked together to think critically, share perspectives, and deepen their understanding of historical and global issues.
Thank you, Mr. Bozeman, for creating an interactive and dynamic learning environment where students are actively involved and excited about the content. Your dedication to engaging instruction makes a lasting impact!
Congratulations to Tyler Legacy High School’s very own Mr. Bozeman, our outstanding Social Studies Champion! 🌍📚
Mr. Bozeman, who teaches World History, brought learning to life this week as students analyzed political cartoons through collaborative station activities. His classroom was buzzing with engagement as students worked together to think critically, share perspectives, and deepen their understanding of historical and global issues.
Thank you, Mr. Bozeman, for creating an interactive and dynamic learning environment where students are actively involved and excited about the content. Your dedication to engaging instruction makes a lasting impact!

Don't forget to stop by the media center before school tomorrow to purchase carnations for your friends! 💐🌸💮

Come support Tyler ISD swim teams at True Vine next Tuesday, March 31 from 4:00-9:00pm

Tyler Legacy Forensic Science students were given insight into what being a state trooper is all about. Students got to learn about the type of work a state trooper does from working traffic stops, to making big time arrest and seizing illegal items. Students got to see real life camera footage of car pursuits from the perspective of the helicopter that flies over during these pursuits. Students also got to try on 'drunk goggles' and get a look at what happens to someone when under the influence of certain drinks and drugs. Trooper Caden Bennett showed the students a mock traffic stop and ran what is called 'SFST's' (Standard Field Sobriety Test). Students also got to ask questions about what his favorite things about being a state trooper were and also ask what made him decide to become one.
Thank you Trooper Bennett, for presenting to our students!
Thank you Trooper Bennett, for presenting to our students!
Join us for a night of music as Tyler Legacy Bands prepare for their UIL competition.

Tyler Legacy Color Guard Auditions will be April 27, 28, 30, & May 1!
Scan the QR code to sign up.
Questions? Visit Mrs. Threadgill in A141 or email kerstin.king@tylerisd.org
Scan the QR code to sign up.
Questions? Visit Mrs. Threadgill in A141 or email kerstin.king@tylerisd.org

Congratulations on Tyler Legacy Red color guard for their 2nd place win!


Tyler Legacy Cheer and Mascot Tryout results are now live on our website.
Vist www.tylerisd.org/o/legacy for results

This week Mrs. Eason's Law Enforcement classes got the special opportunity to tour the Smith County Jail and Courthouse. What a great real world experience for our students. 👩⚖️👮



Support Zonta Club next Thursday 3/26 and Friday 3/27 by buying carnations for your friends! Each carnation will come with a personalized note and delivered to the recipients B4 or A3 class (please know that information when purchasing). Flowers are $5 and will be sold before school in front of the media center! 💐

Best of luck to Lady Raider Soccer as they head to Mabank for round 1 of playoffs vs Sachse! ⚽
Don't forget to order your Chick-Fil-A for NEXT FRIDAY'S Chick-Fil-A Friday, March 26. 🐔🍗
Pre-order at https://tyler-legacy-cfa-march-2026-copy.cheddarup.com/

🏆 Walk Through Wednesday Champion of the Week 🏆
This week, Tyler Legacy is proud to celebrate Mr. Loeffler, math teacher and student council sponsor! As our CILT Math Leader and AP Calculus AB & BC teacher, Mr. Loeffler brings rigor, energy, and creativity to every lesson.
Today, students were fully engaged in dynamic learning stations, and when admin walked in to surprise him with the champion belt, they found him doing what he does best—using his conference time to tutor students at his teacher table.
Known for his great sense of humor and his ability to make math fun, challenging, and meaningful, Mr. Loeffler truly goes above and beyond for Legacy students. We’re lucky to have him! 👏📐
This week, Tyler Legacy is proud to celebrate Mr. Loeffler, math teacher and student council sponsor! As our CILT Math Leader and AP Calculus AB & BC teacher, Mr. Loeffler brings rigor, energy, and creativity to every lesson.
Today, students were fully engaged in dynamic learning stations, and when admin walked in to surprise him with the champion belt, they found him doing what he does best—using his conference time to tutor students at his teacher table.
Known for his great sense of humor and his ability to make math fun, challenging, and meaningful, Mr. Loeffler truly goes above and beyond for Legacy students. We’re lucky to have him! 👏📐
Don't miss your chance to try-out for Tyler ISD swim team! You do not need to attend all dates; choose the one that works for you! 🏊

Need to update your lifeguard certification? Don't miss this recertification course! To register, email Stephanie.East@tylerisd.org or call 903-245-2851

The Carter Blood Center will host the spring blood drive on Monday, March 30th, running from 8:15 AM to 4:00 PM. This is an awesome opportunity to save a life, and for seniors, to earn your cord! All participating donors must check in first through the Media Center before proceeding to the Lecture Hall. Please mark your calendars, prepare by hydrating and eating a healthy meal, and plan to donate on March 30!
If you are 15, you sadly can't donate. 16 year olds need a permission slip to participate, you can get one from room A335 or A130. 17 or 18 year olds- just sign up to donate!
Sign up by using the link: bit.ly/tlblooddrive2026
If you are 15, you sadly can't donate. 16 year olds need a permission slip to participate, you can get one from room A335 or A130. 17 or 18 year olds- just sign up to donate!
Sign up by using the link: bit.ly/tlblooddrive2026

Seniors, don't forget to apply for these March scholarships before it's too late! Find more information on your 2026 Seniors College & Career Canvas page! 🎓💸

