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Student registration for 2018-19 is now open
The online registration portal has been updated to provide a simpler, more streamlined registration process for families. Be sure to register as soon as possible to make sure the start of the new school year goes smoothly!
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Boswell teacher recognized as CTAT New Marketing Teacher of the Year
Colleen Lockwood, Boswell High School marketing teacher, was recognized as a New Marketing Teacher of the Year by the Career and Technical Association of Texas Marketing Instructional Council.
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$10,805 raised for school supplies to benefit families in need at B2SB
EMS ISD students, faculty, administration, and PTA members raised and made a monetary donation of $10,805 to the Effie Center to supply backpacks stuffed with school supplies to Community Link's Back 2 School Bash on August 11.
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Elementary, middle school start times shifting by 5 minutes
Beginning in 2018-19, start times at all elementary and middle schools will shift 5 minutes earlier to allow for days to be banked into the school calendar in the event of an unanticipated school day closing. Click the headline to read more.
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Community Link's Back to School Bash
Community Link is hosting a Back to School Bash to provide families in need with free backpacks, school supplies, hair cuts, eye glasses, reading books, food, music, and more. Recipients must meet income qualifications and pre-register.
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TASSP Region 11 Outstanding Middle School Assistant Principal of the Year
Leah Roberts, Wayside Middle School assistant principal, has been selected to represent the Texas Association of Secondary School Principals (TASSP) as the Region 11 Outstanding Middle School Assistant Principal of the Year.
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Comanche Springs student receives State PTA Reflections Award of Excellence
Comanche Springs Elementary student Sawyer Farley received the highest honor, an Award of Excellence, in Primary Visual Arts at the State PTA Reflections Award Ceremony in Austin on July 14.
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Three EMS ISD students earn top honors at FCCLA National Leadership Conference
Three EMS ISD students achieved top honors in STAR (Students Taking Action with Recognition) Family and Consumer Sciences related competitive events at the annual FCCLA National Leadership Conference (NLC) at the Georgia World Congress Center in Atlanta, Ga. on June 28-July 2.
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HCTC students earn medals at SkillsUSA Nationals
HCTC Robotics students Joseph Schinnerer, a 2018 SHS graduate, and Andrew Hartnett, CTHS senior, took gold in Humanoid Robotics, and HCTC Cosmetology student Esme Avalos, a 2018 SHS graduate, earned bronze in Nail Care at the SkillsUSA National Contest in Louisville, Ky., June 23-29.
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Profile of an EMS ISD Graduate
As part of EMS ISD’s Aspire 2022 Strategic Plan, a committee of district stakeholders consisting of students, parents, educators, business leaders, and community members worked together to create a collective vision of the core competencies an EMS ISD student will possess upon graduation that are critical for life-long learning and future success as an adult.
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EMS ISD to offer Breakfast in a Bag option
Beginning in 2018-19, students will have a new grab-and-go option on their school’s breakfast menu. Click the headline to read more about the new Breakfast in a Bag program.
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Boswell HS names new head band director
EMS ISD is pleased to announce that Kevin Fallon has been selected as the Boswell High School head band director. Fallon was formerly the assistant band director.
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Chisholm Trail HS names new head band director
EMS ISD is pleased to announce that Derrick Doyle has been selected as the Chisholm Trail High School head band director. Doyle was formerly the assistant band director and percussion director.
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HCTC Fall Orientation Night- Aug 14, 2018
Any high school student who is registered for 2018-19 courses at the HCTC, and did not attend orientation in the Spring, is invited to attend HCTC Orientation Night on August 14 at 6 pm or 6:45 pm. Course information and any fees associated with a course will be discussed.
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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.
