Homecoming roundup
Saginaw High School is hosting its fifth-annual Homecoming Carnival on Wednesday, September 30, at the Saginaw High School football stadium. The carnival will be open from 5:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Please click the headline above for additional information. Stay tuned for Boswell High School and Chisholm Trail High School Homecoming information.
It's time for boot camp
SAT Prep Boot Camp is scheduled for Wednesday, October 7, for all EMS ISD high school students. Please click the headline above to read more.
A Family Access account provides parents and guardians with instant access to assignments and grades. An account is free and a great resource for parents and guardians. Click on the headline to find out more about this valuable service.
Athletic opportunities now availableEagle Mountain-Saginaw ISD has several athletic opportunities available throughout the district. Current opportunities include: basketball, soccer, and skills clinics. Click the headline above to read more.
Maggie Oliveira, a sophomore at Boswell High School, has been selected to participate in the Modern Teen/Artist Project (T.A.P.) at the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth.
See all of the great opportunities available for your child by viewing fliers electronically through our Peachjar system. Look for the Peachjar icon on your child's school's webpage. Click title above for more information.
EMS ISD is proud to have Northbrook Elementary represent the district in Texas Motor Speedway's Speeding to Read Program this year.
Eagle Mountain-Saginaw ISD congratulates Creekview Middle School Nurse Traci Huff, RN, BSN, on passing her national certification board exam. Huff is one of 148 nurses in the state and one of three in the district to have passed this rigorous examination.
The Chisholm Trail High School drumline began their season with a third-place victory in the HEB ISD Drumline Competition on Saturday, September 12, in Bedford.
Blake Dobbins, a senior at Boswell High School, has been named a National Merit Scholarship semifinalist for 2016. He is one of only 16,000 high school students nationwide - less than 1 percent of all U.S. high school seniors - to earn this prestigious designation in the National Merit Scholarship Program.
More than 900 students across the state participated in Education in Action's Summer 2015 Lone Star Leadership Academy camps this summer, including five students from Highland Middle School and one from High Country Elementary.
EMS ISD Health Services is looking for people to serve as nurse substitutes. Qualified candidates may be registered nurses, paramedics, medical assistants, or LVNs and should have a passion for kids. Click on the link above to learn more.
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