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EMS ISD welcomes new Chisholm Ridge ES Principal
Experienced educator Krystle Green has been selected to lead Chisholm Ridge Elementary School. She will take over for Susan Cook, who is moving to Central Administration to serve as the district’s Elementary Science Coordinator.
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Familiar face in EMS ISD to lead Dozier Elementary
Rachel Bradley, Assistant Principal for Saginaw Elementary, has been named Principal of Dozier Elementary for the 2019-2020 school year. She will take over for Beth Epps who is moving to Central Administration.
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Meet EMS ISD's 2019 Valedictorians and Salutatorians
Congratulations to the Saginaw, Boswell, and Chisholm Trail High School Valedictorians and Salutatorians! Each of these students took center stage during commencement ceremonies on May 31 to commemorate their achievements.
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Veteran campus leader selected for district director role
Beth Epps, currently serving as Principal of Dozier Elementary, has been selected to lead implementation of tiered support strategies and interventions for students as the new Director of Multi-Tiered Systems of Support.
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Spring Signing Day: 24 EMS ISD athletes sign to play collegiate sports
The EMS ISD Athletic Department hosted National Spring Signing Day at all three high schools for athletes who have signed intentions to continue at the collegiate level.
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Class of 2019 takes the stage
Congratulations to this year’s graduating seniors! Can't make to graduation? No worries! All graduation ceremonies will be live streamed. Click the headline above to read more about the Class of 2019's achievements and the live stream links.
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Summer camp sign ups are now open!
EMS ISD athletics and fine arts departments have partnered to offer fun and exciting summer camps for sports, musical theater, STEAM, and so much more. Summer camps are open to all current EMS ISD students as well as interested students in the immediate or neighboring areas!
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Familiar face to lead Greenfield Elementary
Kelly Ramsey, Assistant Principal for Greenfield Elementary, has been named Principal for the 2019-2020 school year. She will take over for Cathe Bragg who announced her retirement earlier this year.
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May is Mental Health Awareness Month
According to a survey conducted by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, 1 in 5 US citizens has a diagnosed mental health disorder and only 40% get treatment. Click to browse helpful resources to help you support a healthy mind and body.
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Boswell HS art teachers' artworks included in national exhibit
Boswell High School art teachers Amy Jenkins and Kristina Brown's artworks were selected for the 2019 National Art Education Association (NAEA) Member Exhibition to be displayed in the NAEA Virtual Gallery.
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CTHS Fine Arts Signing Day: 17 students sign intentions to continue Fine Arts in college
Chisholm Trail High School hosted its inaugural Fine Arts Signing Day on Thursday morning, May 23, for 17 students who have signed intentions to continue in the Visual and Performing Arts in college.
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BHS Fine Arts Signing Day: 32 students sign intentions to continue Fine Arts in college
Boswell High School hosted its inaugural Fine Arts Signing Day for 32 students who have signed collegiate intentions to continue in the Visual and Performing Arts.
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EMS ISD is proud to offer summer feeding in our community!
We will be serving anyone, 18 years of age or younger, FREE breakfast and/or lunch. Kids do not need to register, nor show proof of age or income. You do not even need to be an EMS ISD student. Click the headline above for locations and times.
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Chisholm Trail Track and Field athletes bring home State medals
The Chisholm Trail High School girls 4 X 100m relay team, a girls 100m and 200m runner, and a boys hurdle runner medalled at the UIL 5A State Track and Field meet.
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Chisholm Trail Anglers advance to State Championships
Chisholm Trail High School Anglers Olivia Devore and Lucas Rhodes qualified for the Texas High School Bass Association State Championship tournament at Cedar Creek Lake.
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