Picture RETAKES are tomorrow! If you child was not present for fall pictures they will have their picture taken 11/7/23. These are the images that will be used in the yearbook.
Today is the last day to vote early. The courthouse is open until 7pm tonight. Please take the time to support our schools.
The final day to vote is Nov. 7th.
Click on the link below for information regarding the bus evacuation from this morning, Nov. 3, 2023.
https://5il.co/28bea
Level UP! at H.O.W. with Mario and the gang! Happy Fall from the front office.
It was all treats and no tricks at H.O.W. with fall crafts and lots of costumes! We hope you all had a great day!
Mark your calendars! Holiday pictures are this week at H.O.W.
Kindergarten pumpkin book reports are the best! Such a creative and fun project for our students to show their love for reading!
First Responders Day at H.O.W.
What an amazing day honoring our local heroes. Thank you EMT, Fire Department, Sheriff's Office, DPS, and the City Police Department for making our day a success and protecting our community.
View the Groesbeck ISD District of Innovation (DOI) Renewal Proposed Plan. Visit https://www.groesbeckisd.net/o/gisd/page/district-of-innovation
Superintendents Food Council! Thank you Taher for presenting to our students today and providing a delicious showcase of your amazing school lunch options!
When we have western day to stomp out drugs H.O.W. students go all out! We bring out the boots and buckles, wear our cowboy hats and... ride our HORSE through the car rider line in the morning! Giddy up goats!
Early voting has begun. GISD's tax proposal is near the end of the ballot. Voting "For" allows the ISD to increase the M&O rate by 3 cents. GISD would then lower the I&S rate by 3 cents so the overall tax rate would remain at 97 cents. The new State revenue would be used to balance the current budget.
Voting "Against" the tax proposal would require GISD to reduce its current budget by $800,000, yet the tax rate would stay at the 97 cent rate. Since the State budgeted for GISS passing the proposal, the state would hold onto the funds versus releasing them to GISD.
Members of the Principal's 100 Club joyfully celebrated with a silly string party this afternoon. These exemplary students have consistently demonstrated their respect, responsibility, and eagerness to learn, making this a well deserved celebration!
Under the direction of Governor Abbott, the Texas DPS is working to raise awareness about the dangers of this drug to save the lives of Texans. Often, people don’t even know that they’re taking this deadly drug.
#OnePillCanKill Learn more at www.dea.gov/onepill
Superintendent Figueroa met with community members today at the Red Goat Cafe, discussing the VATRE election in November. If approved by voters, the state would provide GISD $800,000 in additional funding annually.
#govote
The Sinaloa and CJNG cartels in Mexico are producing fentanyl and fentanyl-laced fake prescription pills with chemicals from China, intentionally poisoning Americans to drive addiction & achieve higher profits. #OnePillCanKill Learn more at www.dea.gov/onepill
Drumroll please.... Here are the H.O.W. PTO popcorn fundraiser winners! Thank you to all who participated.
Groesbeck ISD is hosting a Voter-Approval Tax Rate Election (VATRE) information session for community members to learn more about the VATRE that will be on the ballot for the Nov. 7, 2023 election. This session will allow voters to listen to the facts and ask questions about the proposal. Location and time: Red Goat Cafe (701 S. Ellis St.) from 12pm-12:30pm
Groesbeck ISD is hosting a Voter-Approval Tax Rate Election (VATRE) information session for community members to learn more about the VATRE that will be on the ballot for the Nov. 7, 2023 election. This session will allow voters to listen to the facts and ask questions about the proposal.
Location and time: Red Goat Cafe (701 S. Ellis St.) from 12pm-12:30pm
The U.S. overdose crisis has reached a devastating new height with more than 107,000 people dying over the last year from drug overdoses. 68% of overdose deaths involved synthetic opioids, primarily fentanyl.
#OnePillCanKill Learn more at www.dea.gov/onepill
