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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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Students Exhibit Art Expertise at 2019 Art Xperience
Student art pieces from elementary through high school were showcased at this year's district art show. Six scholarships were awarded to high school AP art students.
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Votes tallied in May 2019 Board Election
Tim Daughtrey, William Boaz, and Steven G. Newcom were elected to the EMS ISD Board of Education by a majority vote. Click the headline to see the vote tallies.
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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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SHS Fine Arts Signing Day: 17 students announce intentions to enroll in collegiate fine arts programs
Saginaw High School hosted its inaugural Fine Arts Signing Day for 17 students who have announced their intentions to continue in the Visual and Performing Arts beyond graduation.
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Saginaw boys gymnastics back-to-back State Champions; Boswell senior four-time Uneven Bar State Champion
The Saginaw High School boys gymnastics team claimed the State Champion title for the second year in a row and Boswell senior Julia Newell became a four-time State Champion in Uneven Bars.
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Two FCCLA students advance to National contest
Boswell High School junior Maddy Carter and sophomore Megan Espinoza will compete at the Family, Career, and Community Leaders of America National contest in Anaheim, Calif.
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Online Registration for 2019-2020 NOW OPEN
Parents of returning students, please log in to Family Access and complete the fast and simple Returning Student Verification process before May 30. Parents of new students to EMS ISD (including kindergarten), click the headline to review our New Student Enrollment procedures.
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10 HCTC students advance to SkillsUSA National Contest
Hollenstein Career and Technology Center students bring home 21 SkillsUSA State medals with 10 students advancing to the National Contest in June.
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You're invited to an Evening with the Experts
Join us for an Evening with the Experts, a district-wide open house featuring AP Capstone, GT Humanities, and PACE students' research-based projects and products, on Tuesday, April 30, from 6-7:30 pm at Chisholm Trail High School.
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4th Annual District Reading Festival on May 21
EMS ISD Pre-K and elementary families are invited to the Fourth Annual District Reading Festival on May 21 from 5-6:30 pm at Boswell, Chisholm Trail, and Saginaw high schools. Click headline for flyer.
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SHS men's gymnastics coach checks off a bucket list item
Saginaw High School men's gymnastics coach Eric Briley traveled to Champaign, Illinois to judge the 2019 NCAA Men’s Gymnastics Championships.
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Hafley Development Center announces well-known AP to assume Principal role
Hafley Development Center Assistant Principal Stacey DeHoyos has been named the new Principal for the 2019-2020 school year.
Culture of Excellence
We strive to prepare young people to succeed in high-demand occupations in the 21st-century’s competitive global economy. We believe that every student deserves to learn something new every day.
Let us show you what an Eagle Mountain-Saginaw ISD education will do for you.Strategic Plan
The mission of Eagle Mountain-Saginaw Independent School District is to foster a culture of excellence that instills a passion for a lifetime of continuous achievement in every student.
