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Teachers, students, administrators, families, school board members, business associates, and our incredible Tarpon community united to celebrate the groundbreaking and ribbon-cutting ceremony for our upcoming state-of-the-art facilities.
The future is looking brighter than ever for Point Isabel ISD, and we couldn't be more thrilled to share this momentous occasion with all of you. Stay tuned for all the amazing developments happening within our school district!

Point Isabel ISD received a threat against campus safety this morning. As a precautionary measure, schools were immediately placed on a "secure" protocol, and the Point Isabel ISD, Port Isabel PD, SPI PD, and campus administration swiftly initiated investigations into the situation. After a thorough search, the campuses have been deemed clear and safe.

In a bid to foster a stronger and more impactful educational environment, State Board of Education Member, LJ Francis, embarked on a comprehensive "Back to School Tour." One of the highlights of this tour was his recent meeting with the Point Isabel Independent School District (ISD) Board of Directors. With a jurisdiction spanning 14 counties of school districts from Wharton to Cameron, LJ Francis brings a wealth of knowledge and insight to the table. The meeting delved into a range of critical topics aimed at enriching the educational experience for students across the region.

2023-2024 school year is set to begin on August 21st, 2023. Attached are the dress code guidelines.

The summer of 2023 has marked a season of growth, dedication, and hands-on learning for over a dozen students at Port Isabel Early College High School. Their participation in the work-based summer program not only earned them certificates and incentives but also ignited a passion for the medical field. These students have paved the way for their own success and for the enrichment of our school community as a whole. Their journey is a reminder that commitment and hard work can truly shape a future of endless possibilities.

At Point Isabel ISD, a wave of excitement and gratitude filled the air as we had the honor of recognizing and rewarding our exceptional educators who are the cornerstone of our students' success. The Teacher Incentive Allotment (TIA) has allowed us to celebrate their dedication by providing them with the first installment of a well-deserved grant that will span the next five years. This incredible initiative, backed by the Texas Education Agency (TEA), is a testament to our commitment to nurturing educational greatness.