ABOUT US
The Liberal Arts and Science Academy (LASA) is a four-year comprehensive, public, urban, advanced academic magnet high school of approximately 1300 students in the Austin Independent School District (AISD). The program recruits the most academically advanced students from public and private middle schools in Austin; as such, admission to LASA is competitive, based on test scores, previous accomplishments and teacher recommendations.
The LBJ Science Academy, Austin’s first magnet program, was created in 1985. The Liberal Arts Academy at Johnston High School opened in 1987. The two programs were merged in 2002 and became the Liberal Arts and Science Academy (LASA), housed on the Lyndon Baines Johnson High School campus. In 2007, the AISD school board voted to make LASA its own high school. In 2021, LASA moved to 1012 Arthur Stiles Road.
LASA educates socially responsible leaders, problem solvers, and thinkers through a nationally recognized, rigorous, innovative, interdisciplinary curriculum.
LASA STYLE GUIDE
The LASA style guidelines explain how to use our new visual identity with confidence and clarity. Our unique identity, color palette and typographic style creates distinctive frameworks which help us stand out from other schools.
Our guidelines have been designed to ensure consistency within our style, helping to create strong, recognizable and innovative communications.
This guideline demonstrate the flexibility within the identity and should be used to inspire and motivate creative expression.
Style Guide/Logo Usage Questions
For questions or additional information about the LASA Style Guide, or logo usage, please contact the LASA Office.
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