Building Community, Enriching Education
The Lewisville ISD Education Foundation (LEF) is a local 501(c)(3) non-profit whose sole purpose is to support the students and teachers in LISD schools. Sign up for our E-Newsletter!
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Scholarships & Fellowships Awarded
$4350185
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Grants for Innovative Projects Awarded
$2877982
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Employee Awards & Special Programs
$510025
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Total Awarded since 1990
$7738192
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LEF scholarships were established to help relieve some of the financial burden to help you get to where you want to go!
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Educators shouldn't have to pay out of their own pockets for more books or equipment. LEF has grants, fellowships, and employee awards available for you to apply for!
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Improve your community by setting up your own LEF fund to benefit scholarships, grants, or special programs!
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Impact Stories
Kiyaan Aly is a 2024 graduate of Hebron High School and currently a student at The University of Texas at Austin, where he is pursuing chemical engineering. As the recipient of the Commercial Structures and Interiors (CSI) Scholarship, awarded to students planning to pursue careers in architecture or engineering who also demonstrate community involvement - Kiyaan reflects on how this support from and his donor has helped him stay focused on his studies while serving as a meaningful reminder of the community that continues to believe in his success.
Marry Sung is a 2024 Lewisville High School graduate and currently a student at New York University. As the recipient of the Becky Nelson Chin Ministry Scholarship, awarded to students active in the Chin Club and involved in at least one extracurricular activity - Marry reflects on how receiving LEF support has been more than an award, serving instead as a meaningful encouragement to pursue opportunities, challenge themselves academically, and continue growing throughout their college journey.
Corbin Staples is a 2024 graduate of Marcus High School and currently attends Stephen F. Austin State University. As the recipient of the Highland Village Rotary Club Scholarship, awarded to a Marcus High School student who maintain at least a 3.0 GPA, rank in the top 25% of their class, and is involved in at least two campus activities - Corbin reflects on how this support eased the financial pressures of college and opened the door to a more engaged and well-rounded first semester experience.
