Garriga Elementary Parents
Garriga Elementary Pre-Kinder Parents
Garriga Elementary Parents
Rachel's Challenge
Little acts of kindness go along way – join us today in our chain reaction of kindness! #rachelschallenge
Port Isabel High School 12th Grade Parents
DERRY ELEMENTARY PRE-KINDERGARTEN PARENTS
PORT ISABEL HIGH SCHOOL PARENTS AND STUDENTS
PORT ISABEL HIGH SCHOOL PARENTS
PORT ISABEL TARPON FOOTBALL FAN STORE 2019 NOW OPEN!
The official gear of the Mighty Tarpons is once again available!
Online Store Deadline: WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 2019 (11:59 p.m. CDT) 
Click on the link below and enter code: 9F6WR!
POINT ISABEL FOOTBALL FAN STORE 2019 II
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
Valley Environmental Summit 10th Annual Video Contest
“The Plastic Waste Reduction: Reducing Our Dependence on Plastics”
Here is your opportunity to produce a video and inspire the world to protect our environment. We invite Rio Grande Valley High School Students to participate in our Video Contest. This year’s theme is “The Plastic Waste Reduction: Reducing Our Dependency on Plastics.” More plastic was produced over the last 10 years than during the entire 20th century. About half of that is single-use plastic and is thrown away immediately after use. It is estimated that about one trillion (1,000 billion) plastic bags are used worldwide every year. This is more than one million bags a minute. One plastic bag has an average usable life of just 15 minutes. In the United States alone, more than 60 million plastic bottles are thrown away every day. What can you do to reduce our dependence on plastics and reduce our plastic waste?
Categories: This contest is for High School Students.
For contest rules and entry form, click on the link below:
Valley Environmental Summit Video Contest Rules 2019
Valley Environmental Summit Entry Form 2019
Valley Environmental Summit 10th Annual Art Contest
“Marine Debris: Protect and Restore Our Beaches,Oceans, and Waterways”
Marine debris, also known as marine litter, is human-created waste that has deliberately or
accidentally been released in a lake, sea, ocean, or waterway. We must to our part to help
keep our lakes, oceans, seas, and oceans clean from debris and contamination!
Teachers, encourage your students to participate in the 10th Annual Art Contest from the
Valley Environmental Summit. Have your students use their creative art work to
showcase how we help combat marine debris.
For contest rules click on the link below:
Valley Environmental Summit Contest 2019
For more information, contact Eddie Campirano Jr. at (956)983-6242 or
via email at ECampiranoJr@brownsville-pub.com
To learn more about the Valley Environmental Summit, visit: www.valleyes.us
2019-2020 POINT ISABEL ISD CHILD NUTRITION PROGRAM
All children in the Point Isabel Independent School District will receive meals at no charge through the academic 2019-2020 school year. Each student will be offered a free breakfast and lunch.
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.
2019-2020 BUS SAFETY INFORMATION FOR PARENTS
We would like to remind everyone in Tarpon Territory to be cautious and remember BUS SAFETY! Slow down through residential areas and school zones. Do not pass a stopped school bus with flashing red lights. Ensure the safety of students by knowing when to stop and respecting the school bus flashing red lights and stop sign.
Have a great and safe school year!
