REPORT CARDS GO OUT TODAY
World Kindness Day and Rachel's Challenge
Little acts of kindness go a long way – join us today in our chain reaction of kindness! #rachelschallenge
ATTENTION TARPON NATION!
"IT'S TIME TEXAS COMMUNITY CHALLENGE" is here!
Let's get moving! Let's keep the wining streak going! We will be at the Feast of Sharing Event helping STUDENTS, TEACHERS, PARENTS and TARPONCOMMUNITY register for this awesome challenge. We got this! Spread the word! If you would like to get a head start and register now, you may visit IT'S TIME TEXAS REGISTRATION.
Tarpon Fans - It's Playoff Time!
The Mighty Tarpons will be playing against the Sinton Pirates this coming Friday!
*Please note Buccaneer Stadium has a CLEAR BAG POLICY for all fans/spectators. There is NO confetti, outside food, drink, drink containers, or coolers allowed in the stadium. Doors will open at 6pm. Let's Go Tarpons!
November 11, 2019 - Veterans Day
On this day, and everyday, we honor all current and former members
of the Armed Services. Thank you for your service.
2019 Feast of Sharing Holiday Dinner
Region One ESC 2019 Holiday Card Contestt
Top winners in the elementary, middle, and high school categories will have their artwork used in the Point Isabel ISD and Region One Official 2019 Holiday Card. Deadline is November 21st. Please contact your child's campus for more information. Let the Tarpon creativity begin!
For information on contest guidelines, please vist the Region One Link:
Region One Holiday Card Guidelines
PIISD Examination for Acceleration Information
PIISD Recycled Bottle Cap Collection Contest
COLLEGE SHIRT DAY
Mark your calendars, show your college spirit, and wear your favorite college shirt!
MESSAGE FROM POINT ISABEL ISD SUPERINTENDENT
A Message from the Point Isabel ISD Police Department
2019-2020 Visitor Sign-In Requirements
All visitors to Point Isabel ISD campuses will need a form of photo identification to get into the school buildings during
instructional hours. Campuses have Raptor vSoft Visitor Management Software installed at the main entrance of all four
schools. This software will help track visitors, contractors, and volunteers at school, by providing a safer environment for all.
The system works by scanning a government-issued identification such as a driver’s license into the computer. Connected to
the Internet, the office personnel can then determine whether the visitor is listed on a sex offender registry. That information
then will allow the front office to follow district procedures and determine whether or not the visitor should be allowed into the
school. A sticker bearing the visitor’s name and photo then is printed and must be worn during the entire campus visit.
