Culver Elementary School
Home of the Cheetahs
Lamar CISD is proud to be among the fastest-growing districts in the state of Texas. In fact, demographers project that our community will add more than 48,000 new single-family homes within the next decade.
To keep up with our growth, we frequently build and open new schools—while regularly reviewing and monitoring enrollment.
Due to the growing student population resulting from new growth and development in the area, in July 2026, the district enacted a cap on enrollment for PreK - 5th grades for Becerra Elementary. This decision allows class sizes to remain at acceptable levels while not overloading instructional programs at the campus.
This enrollment cap is a temporary solution while the district continues to work towards building new schools in the area.
Families with students moving into the Becerra Elementary zone will be rezoned for Culver Elementary, located at 3131 Learning Tree Ln., Rosenberg, TX 77471. Transportation will be available to these families.
Parents may click here to go to the District's Enrollment page to start the enrollment process online.
If you have any questions about enrolling a new student at Culver Elementary, please email Shelly Munoz or call 832-223-0197.
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Culver Elementary School, at a glance.
Enrolled students
Faculty
2019
Year Founded
Lacie
Tivet
Principal
Principal Lacie Tivet leads the Cheetahs at Culver Elementary. With 25 years in education, Mrs. Tivet is entering her second year as principal at Culver, where she has also served the school community in previous roles. Throughout her career, she has worked as a classroom teacher, reading coach, and assistant principal, bringing a depth of experience to her leadership. A graduate of Nicholls State University and Lamar University, Mrs. Tivet is committed to creating a school environment where students feel safe, supported, challenged, and inspired. She believes strong relationships, high expectations, and a positive school culture are key to student success, and she is dedicated to ensuring every Culver Cheetah feels valued and empowered each day.
