Lubbock, TX, September 25, 2026 — Lubbock Independent School District (Lubbock ISD) board members have given the go-ahead for several changes aimed at renaming elementary schools and introducing a new educational program. The board recently approved new names for various elementary schools within the district. Specific details regarding which elementary schools are being renamed and what their new names will be were not immediately available.

In addition to the school name changes, the board also approved the establishment of a P-Tech program at Coronado High School (CHS). The P-Tech, or Pathways in Technology Early College High School, program is designed to provide students with a combination of high school and college coursework, as well as work-based learning experiences. Further information on the specific focus areas or career pathways offered by the P-Tech program at Coronado High School was not detailed.

Lubbock ISD has not provided a timeline for the implementation of the new elementary school names or the P-Tech program at CHS. The specific reasons or the process that led to the selection of the new elementary school names were also not disclosed. The announcement marks a significant step for the district as it moves forward with these initiatives. The details regarding the precise impact and implementation phases for these approved changes are expected to be released by the district at a later date. The contractor’s name was not provided, nor were inspection outcomes or code violations mentioned in relation to these specific board approvals. The fine amount was not provided. The Lubbock ISD board’s decisions reflect an ongoing effort to adapt and enhance educational offerings for students in the district.

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