No early dismissals are scheduled at this time. Parents are allowed to pick up their children early from school if they desire.
All evening activities for Tuesday are cancelled and will be rescheduled for a later date due to this evening’s weather forecast.
Watch for updates on the CISD website and on our Facebook and Twitter pages.
Tarrant County results (unofficial)
Johnson County results (unofficial)
Election Information

Crowley ISD's Satisfaction Survey for parents has been extended until April 28.
Please click below to learn more about this online survey:
Thank you in advance for taking the time to provide your input. We greatly appreciate our stakeholders' feedback.
Monday, May 27 for a Student/Staff Holiday.
- English speaking students entering Kindergarten or First Grade
- Spanish speaking students (eligible as Limited English Proficient) who will be entering Kindergarten or First Grade
For more information regarding the Two-Way Dual Language Program, please contact Maria Anguiano at 817-297-5800 or email maria.anguiano@crowley.k12.tx.us
Friday, April 19 is a Student Holiday/Staff Development Day.

Summer Information
Summer Food Service
Students who are interested in dual credit and have passed their Reading/Writing ACCUPLACER exams and/or are exempt based on their SAT/ACT scores must finish their dual credit paperwork for summer OR fall enrollment to their Advanced Academic Coordinator:Mike Mundt, CHS
Angie Wilkinson, NCHS
All paperwork is due no later than Monday, May 6.
No School Monday, February 18
Monday, February 18 is a Student Holiday/Staff Development Day.
The following safety surveys will be available online from February 18 - March 1:
- Parent Safety Survey (English)
- Parent Safety Survey (Spanish)
- Elementary Student Safety Survey (4th grade only)
- Intermediate Student Safety Survey (5th-6th grade)
- Secondary Student Safety Survey (7th-12th grade)
- Teacher/Staff Safety Survey
Questions? Please email safety@crowley.k12.tx.us
Attention all Secondary Students and Parents: Crowley ISD is pleased to offer Online Course Requests through Skyward for the 2013-2014 school year.
Please follow this link to the Online Course Request webpage for more information.
Current 8th through 11th Graders: Online Course Requests will be open from Monday morning, February 4th until Monday morning, February 18th at 8:00 am.
Current 6th and 7th Graders: Online Course Requests will be open from Monday morning, February 4th until Monday morning, February 25th at 8:00 am.
Check out some examples of digital learning happening everyday in Crowley ISD in the slideshow below.
CISD Highlights
The courses are to being offered for a reduced rate of $199.
Registration deadline is Friday, June 7.
Registration form (CISD students)
Registration form (non-CISD students)
You must submit an online application by February 26. Applicants who meet the qualifications we will be contacted directly to schedule an appointment time.
Click here for more information on becoming a CISD substitute teacher.
Tarrant County College Crowley South Campus Center
at Crowley ISD's Bill R. Johnson CTE Center
Monday, January 7
3:00 - 6:00 p.m.
Program begins at 3:00 p.m.
Reception and tours to follow
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RSVP
Please see the 2013 AP Exam schedule HERE for dates and times of all AP exams.
Questions? Contact your Advanced Academic Coordinator:
Mike Mundt, CHS
Angie Wilkinson, NCHS

January is School Board Recognition Month. Crowley ISD thanks these local leaders for devoting time to support public education and serve our local schools.
Read more
Learn about the CISD School Board

Learn more about the Bill R. Johnson CTE Center
Planning for Academic Success Seminars: Pathways for the Future
When/Where: November 5, 2012 from 6:30-8:00 PM at the Bill R. Johnson CTE Center
Target Audience: Parents with students in grades 9-12; students are welcome to attend.
There will be a short presentation about the importance of advanced academics in preparation for future choices, and then there will be a choice of attending one of two breakout sessions: College Preparation or End of Course Testing.
In January, the second part of the series will be on Planning for College and Careers (course planning) and in April the final seminar will cover how students can boost their resume for college admissions and scholarships.
Monday, April 8
or
Wednesday, April 10
Each meeting will be from 6:30-7:30 p.m.
at the Bill R. Johnson CTE Center
1033 McCart Avenue in Crowley
Planning for Academic Success Seminars: Pathways for the Future
When/Where: November 7, 2012 from 6:30-8:00 PM at the Bill R. Johnson CTE Center
Target Audience: Parents with students in grades 6-8; students are welcome to attend.
There will be a short presentation covering our advanced academic program and End of Course exams, then there will be a computer lab session: Getting Ready for College: It is not too Early!
In January, the second part of the series will be on Planning for College and Careers (course planning) and in April the final meeting will cover how students can boost their resume and readiness during the summertime.
Kim Sutton will be coming to Crowley ISD on Saturday, December 8th
Building Strong Number Sense with Place Value PowerMaking Place Value Easy and Fun for Your Students
Registration now available in Eduphoria for the Kim Sutton workshop to be held at David Walker Intermediate.
Who should attend: All K-5 Classroom Teachers, Resource Specialists, Curriculum Coordinators and Administrators.

Please bring a new, unwrapped toy to support the mission of the U.S. Marines Toys for Tots Foundation.
More details
"Approving the ad valorem tax rate of $1.67 per $100 valuation in Crowley ISD for the current year that is $ .13 higher per $100 valuation than the school district rollback rate."
| Tarrant County | Johnson County | TOTAL | |
| FOR | 819 67.35% | 4 13.79% | 823 66.10% |
| AGAINST | 397 32.65% | 25 86.21% | 422 33.90% |
Notice of Special Election
Frequently Asked Questions
"TRE 101"
Crowley ISD is partnering with Test Prep Seminars to sponsor an ACT Prep Boot Camp on Saturday, October 13 to better prepare our high school students for college entrance exams. This course is being offered at a reduced rate. All CISD sophomores, juniors and seniors are encouraged to attend.
Learn more
The deadline to register for credit retrieval is Wednesday, June 5, 2013.
Questions? Please contact your school counselor's office. Applications are available at campuses.
Crowley Eagles vs North Crowley Panthers
Saturday, September 8 at 7:00 p.m.
Clark Stadium
5202 C.A. Roberson Boulevard
Fort Worth, TX 76119
Pre-sale ticket prices are $7.00 for adults and $4.00 for students.
Both schools will have a limited amount of tickets available starting Thursday, September 6.
Friday, October 19
5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
at the Bill R. Johnson CTE Center
1033 McCart Ave.
Crowley, TX 76036
The CISD College Fair is part of Generation TX Month. The higher education campaign is a statewide movement focused on creating a culture of college and career readiness. Learn more about Generation TX.

School starts Monday, August 27.
Find more information about the 2012-2013 school calendar, registration dates, school supplies, standardized dress code, Meet the Teacher Nights and much more...
on the Back to School page.
Tuesday, August 14 - Thursday, August 16
Registration begins at 7:30 am, sessions start at 8:30 am.
In addition, zero-year teachers or who are new to teaching in Texas are strongly encouraged to attend Professional Development Appraisal (PDAS) training Monday, August 13 from 8:30 am to 3:30 pm at the Education Service Center (ESC) Region XI (directions). This training is required for all teachers to attend prior to being evaluated. In district make-up sessions will not be scheduled until after the start of the school year. Questions? Call Giovanna Piazza at 817-297-5220 or Sherry Taylor at 817-297-5284.
- a resident of the state of Texas for the twelve (12) months and a resident of the District for the six (6) months immediately preceding the application deadline
- a registered voter
- a person who meets all other requirements as provided by law stated in the Texas Election Code, Sec. 141.001
The following topics will be discussed:
- CISD's new partnership with TCC
- Travel that may be required to course locations
- Textbook rental
- Access to TCC instructors and grades
- TCC dates and deadlines
Tralissa Griffin, Director of Support Programs & Secondary Instruction
Kathy Carruth, Coordinator of Advanced Academics
We also would like to thank the following businesses for providing breakfast, lunch and snacks during New Teacher Orientation: EECU, UEA, ATPE, Costco, Sam's Club and First Financial Bank.
We thank each of these businesses for their support and appreciation of CISD educators!
412 graduates
Thursday, May 31 at 8:00 p.m. at the Fort Worth Convention Center
Valedictorian Salutatorian
Carley Rae Richardson Amanda Gossett
4.47 GPA 4.43 GPA
North Crowley High School
535 graduates
Wednesday, May 30 at 7:30 p.m. at the Fort Worth Convention Center
Valedictorian Salutatorian
Rachel Alenius Lydia Kong
4.57 GPA 4.52 GPA
The Summer Learning Academy is offered to CISD teachers and staff.
A complete list of course offerings is now available and registration is underway on Eduphoria. This list will be expanded and updated in the coming weeks.
If you have any questions, please contact the CISD Curriculum and Instruction Department at 817-297-5242.
(read more from Dr. Powell)
If you have safety ideas you want us to review, please submit those ideas to safety@crowley.k12.tx.us

Teacher Appreciation Week is May 7-11, 2012. Take time to thank a teacher!
We invite you to be part of our planning process with TCC as we also explore "Continuing Education" opportunities for community members. Our planning and course offerings will be based on your input. Please take a few moments to complete this survey so that we can best serve the needs of our community.
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- Physicals will be offered for all incoming 7th-12th grade students from both CHS and NCHS feeder patterns for REDUCED RATE of $10 on Monday, May 20 from 4:00 - 7:00 p.m. at North Crowley High School.
Children can eat for FREE this summer at six Crowley ISD campuses. Nutritious meals (breakfast and lunch) will be served at no charge to children 18 years and younger at the following locations:
- Meadowcreek Elementary
- Oakmont Elementary
- Sycamore Elementary
- Mary Harris Intermediate
- Crowley 9th Grade Campus
- North Crowley High School
Questions? Email alisha.jordan@crowley.k12.tx.us or call 817-297-5940
The Summer Food Service Program is funded by the U.S. Department of Agriculture, Food and Nutrition Service and managed by ARAMARK Education K-12.
Summer Learning Academy information
Schedule now available... Learn more at our College Readiness page.
Learn more about the new schedules for next school year.
Important Message (June 12, 2012): Crowley ISD has received results from the state for 9th grade students who completed the STAAR End-of-Course Assessments. We will be mailing the scores for your child to your home, along with a letter explaining the results, this week. If you have any questions about your child's EOC results, please contact their campus.
Crowley ISD End-of-Course Assessments (Updated April 2012)
Learn more about the state's new testing system
schools and offices
will be CLOSED
March 12-16
for Spring Break
We will reopen Monday, March 19

CISD students, employees, family and friends can pre-order discounted tickets to the game. Plus, $2.00 from each ticket sold is donated to CISD!
Ticket information and order form
CHS
- Girls Softball Camp June 4 - June 7
- Girls Basketball Camp June 11 - June 14
- Boys Basketball Camp June 18 - 21
- Boys/Girls Track & Field Camp July 26 - July 28
- Girls Volleyball Camp July 30 - August 2
- Boys Baseball Camp June 4 - June 7
- Boys Basketball Individual Skills Camp June 4 - June 7
- Boys Basketball Elite Guards Camp June 25 - June 28
- Girls Basketball Camp July 16 - July 19
- Boys Basketball Camp of Champs July 23 - July 26
- Girls Volleyball Camp July 30 - August 2
Questions? Email the Advanced Academic Coordinators: Mike Mundt (CHS) or Ken Kershaw (NCHS).
- North Crowley High School
- North Crowley 9th Grade Campus
- Summer Creek Middle School
- Crowley Middle School
- Sue Crouch Intermediate School
- Dallas Park Elementary School
- Jackie Carden Elementary School
Phones and Internet service have been disrupted at these campuses. For questions, please contact the Crowley ISD Administration Building at 817-297-5800.
Points of Pride Fast Facts Community Connections
(Must currently be employed as a CISD substitute to attend training)
January 17, 2012
8:15 a.m. - 12:15 p.m.
CISD Administration Building
512 Peach Street
Crowley, Texas 76036
Email nmacdonald@crowley.k12.tx.us to confirm your attendance.
We are offering 145 exciting sessions in categories such as CSCOPE, Instructional Technology, Best Practices, Special Education, Fine Arts and more.
Learn more about registering and see the 2012 CISD Winter Academy Staff Development Catalog.

The CISD website has an anti-bullying page with information and resources for students, parents, faculty and staff.

Daily Update (10/25/2012)
Precautions for Parents
Precautions for Parents (Spanish)
- Graduation Plans and Course Selections
- Advanced Academics
- Career and Technology Education
- End of Course Examinations
- Extra-Curricular Activities: Athletics and Fine Arts
October 26, 2011
November 1, 2011
Each meeting will be held from 7:00 - 8:30 p.m.
at the Bill R. Johnson CTE Center
The Crowley ISD App is available for FREE to iPhone and Android users through the Apple and Android app stores.
This mobile app was developed at NO COST to the district and provides everyone in the CISD community with instant access to important information.
Download the CISD App
All campus and district offices will remain open.
The Crowley ISD Board of Trustees is conducting a hearing October 27, 2011 for the purpose of notifying the public of insufficient performance, the intervention measures to be taken and soliciting public comment on the targeted improvement plans.
- Parkway Elementary School Improvement Plan
- Sidney H. Poynter Elementary School Improvement Plan
- Crowley Middle School Improvement Plan
- Summer Creek Middle School Improvement Plan
- Crowley Ninth Grade School Improvement Plan
- North Crowley Ninth Grade Improvement Plan
Click here for more DWEIC details.
If you are interested in volunteering for DWEIC, please email anthony.kirchner@crowley.k12.tx.us

Monday, September 5th is a Student/Staff Holiday.
All Crowley ISD campuses and offices will be closed for Labor Day.
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Browse, Check out & Download Free E-Books & Audio Books from our new CISD Digital Library powered by Overdrive. Use your CISD ID number to access this new portable book collection.
Refer to the Library Links on this website for more information and updates. |
Click here to register and apply.
- Government 2305 on Mondays & Wednesdays during first period 9:00 – 10:30 a.m.
- English 1301 on Tuesdays & Thursdays during first period 9:00 – 10:30 a.m.
- providing frequent water breaks for students
- limiting the time students spend outside
- moving activities indoors during the hottest hours of the day
- closely monitoring the temperature and heat index
(Employee email addresses will remain: employee name@crowley.k12.tx.us)
CISD Administrators proudly point to significant gains for students across the District in a variety of accountability measures.
-Read more
-List of campus ratings
Fort Worth Police advised the campuses be put on lockdown at approximately 1:15 p.m. as officers searched for a suspect who they believed might be in the area surrounding the two campuses. The lockdown was lifted at approximately 2:00 p.m. after police apprehended the suspect and gave CISD officials an all-clear.
Oakmont Elementary School is undergoing repairs after damage from recent storms. The campus will remain temporarily closed while repairs are made.
Starting Tuesday, May 3 Oakmont Elementary students will temporarily be relocated to two other CISD campuses.
Relocation Information for Parents
(Spanish)

Watch the video
The Ft. Worth Star-Telegram features our award winning Computer Science program. Read about how CISD is equipping students for college and high-paying careers.
Reading, writing and computer coding -- the basics of the future
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The National Forensic League, the speech and debate honor society, has announced Robert Perry as its newest diamond coach. Perry is the speech/debate coach at North Crowley High School.
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2012-13 Campus Teachers of the Year
The distinguished honor of District Teachers of the Year will soon be awarded to one elementary and one secondary teacher in Crowley ISD. The recipients will be introduced at the School Board meeting on Thursday, May 30 at 6:30 pm.

PLTW, a nonprofit organization and the nation’s leading provider of STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) education programs, offers a rigorous world-class curriculum that allows students to apply what they are learning in math and science class to real-life engineering and technology projects.
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Cara Jones - CHS Senior Mariana Navarro - NCHS Senior Aaliyah Moore - NCHS Senior
Three Health Science students from the Bill R. Johnson CTE Center have been accepted into the Texas Health Resources Youth Prodigy Program. This program creates a fast-track for graduating seniors transitioning from high school to a professional health care career.
More than 300 students apply and only 25 are accepted into the Prodigy program each year. "This program is life-changing for the students and their families, and we are thrilled to be a part of not only shaping their career paths but also serving as their introduction to the field of health care," said Dr. Jim Dunn, Texas Health's chief learning officer.

Kelsey Rivers-NCHS, Susana Sanchez-NCHS, Bobette Vroon-Advisor,
Sandra Perez-NCHS, Briana Burns-CHS)
Seven students representing Crowley ISD's TAFE (Texas Association of Future Educators) and the Bill R. Johnson CTE Center brought home top awards after attending the TAFE Teach Tomorrow Summit State Conference and Competition in San Antonio on February 17-19.
- Outstanding TAFE Chapter (awarded to CISD for the second year in a row)
- First Place Blue Ribbon: Project Visualize Service Project on Sandy Hook Elementary and school safety
- First Place Blue Ribbon: TAFE Chapter Yearbook
- Six Gold Certificates: Professional Portfolio Preparation
- One Silver Certificate: Professional Portfolio Preparation
- Outstanding TAFE Senior: Kelsey Rivers, finalist
- Distinguished Service Advisor Award: Bobette Vroon for assisting Burleson ISD in starting TAFE program

Dr. Powell's new contract will expire June 30, 2017.
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Pictured above: TCC Chancellor Erma Johnson Hadley, Toro the Trailblazer,
CISD Superintendent Dan Powell, TCC South Campus President Peter Jordan
Crowley ISD is proud to be home to the new Tarrant County College Crowley South Campus Center (TCC CSCC). The CSCC, which celebrated its Grand Opening on Monday, January 7th, occupies the second floor of CISD's Bill R. Johnson Career and Technology Education Center and is projected to serve 1,000 dual credit students and traditional academic transfer, workforce development, developmental education and continuing education students.
CISD students played a big role in the Grand Opening, including involvement from the CISD JROTC Panther Battalion, a combined Crowley and North Crowley high schools ensemble, members of the Crowley High School Marching Band, and CISD students of all ages featured in a video entitled, "Tomorrow Starts Here" about how CISD is preparing them for college.

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AbbaModupe Unaji qualified to advance to the Texas Reading Bee Championship at Texas Christian University where he represented CISD as he competed against other second-grade students from across the Metroplex.

- Natalia Cordova-Law, right, won 1st place for her song entitled "Magical Winter Forest."
- Samirah Lopez, left, won 2nd place for her song entitled "Marshmallow World."
The students wrote their own lyrics and melodies. Their winning carols were then arranged for full orchestra and voice by award-winning composer and violinist Byrwec Ellison and were presented as part of the Fort Worth Civic Orchestra's Teddy Bear Concert on Saturday, December 8.
Molly Pittman, center, is their music teacher at Dallas Park Elementary.
Mikaela May and Kayla Piganelli were Gold finalists and Breanna Piganelli and Cody May were Silver finalists.
Family Science Night!
Meadowcreek is hosting a Family Science Night on Thursday November 1st from 6:00-8:00 pm with the Ft. Worth Children's Museum. This is a fun filled night with many different activities for students and families to explore. The mobile planetarium will also have shows for families in the gym. All students must be accompanied by an adult.
Bi-District Playoff Game!
The North Crowley Lady Panthers Volleyball team will take on the Southlake Carroll Dragons Tuesday night, October 30. The match will be held at Arlington Lamar High School at 7:30 pm.Arlington Lamar is located at 1400 Lamar Blvd. West in Arlington, 76102.
Click HERE for directions and game info!

The North Crowley Team Tennis students are the District 3-5A Champions. The team will advance to the regional tournament next week in Abilene at the Rose Park Tennis Park. Coach Adam Mihok is really excited in taking first after finishing in third place the last two years behind Arlington Martin and Arlington High. Third year was the charm. Go Panthers!

CHS Varsity Tennis Team
Read more about Mr. Esters
List of previous Heartbeat winners
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Crowley High School
412 graduates
Thursday, May 31 at 8:00 p.m. at the Fort Worth Convention Center
Valedictorian Salutatorian
Carley Rae Richardson Amanda Gossett
4.47 GPA 4.43 GPA
North Crowley High School
535 graduates
Wednesday, May 30 at 7:30 p.m. at the Fort Worth Convention Center
Valedictorian Salutatorian
Rachel Alenius Lydia Kong
4.57 GPA 4.52 GPA

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- Cayla Bland will be the Principal at Sue Crouch Intermediate School.
- Pamela Berry will be the Principal at David L. Walker Intermediate School.


- Elementary Teacher of the Year: Jennifer Senter, Mary Harris Intermediate School (above left)
- Secondary Teacher of the Year: Bobette Vroon, Bill R. Johnson CTE Center (above right)
Campus Teachers of the Year List

Lauren Gunter, CHS Softball Rebel Robinson, CHS Softball
University of Houston Evangel University

(Photo Courtesy: Amy Peterson/TCU)
Students from Sycamore Elementary School are featured in a CBS 11 News report about their special field trip to TCU. The fourth grade students took part in some hands-on science experiment and saw a chemistry "magic show." Most importantly, the students were able to visit a college campus and learn about the benefits of being lifelong learners.
Watch the CBS 11 report.
- Top 4th Grade Number Sense Team: Jackie Carden Elementary
- Top 5th Grade Number Sense Team: Mary Harris Intermediate
- Top 6th Grade Number Sense Team: S.H. Crowley Intermediate
- Top 6th Grade Mathematics Team: Mary Harris Intermediate
- Top 6th Grade Calculator Team: Mary Harris Intermediate
- Top Overall 6th Grade Team: Mary Harris Intermediate
Learn more about our Volunteers of the Year.
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Read more about Ms. Compton
The event opens with a Greeting Reception on Tuesday, April 17 from 5:00 - 7:30 p.m.
Art Show days and viewing times

Best of Show: Kylie Ehlers
Superior Blue Ribbons: Kylie Ehlers, Danae Henderson, Carter Mason and Dana Shihabeddin
Excellent Red Ribbon: Alicia Martinez
(Pictured left to right: Kylie Ehlers, Carter Mason, Danae Henderson, Alicia Martinez and Dana Shihabeddin)
Norma Vigil is the interior design instructor.

(Pictured with Kiara, left to right: NCHS Head Girls' Basketball Coach Stephani Gray, CISD Athletic Director Charles Lincoln and Kiara's family)

(Jayden Whitter-left and Tyler Lowe-right)
Tyler Lowe and Jayden Whitter will be representing the CHS Tennis Team at Regionals April 16 and 17 in Abilene. Tyler placed 1st in boys singles at the District Tournament and Jayden placed 2nd.
Other District victories for the CHS Tennis Team include:
- Brianna Saddler: 3rd in girls singles
- Kristen Whitter: 4th in girls singles
- Cameron Geckler and Erik Albano: 4th in boys doubles
- Allison Kass and Garrett Sherrill: 4th in mixed doubles
The Head Tennis Coach at CHS is Linda Quinones.
- Landon Ibott captured the Boys District Championship
- Oliver Groone and Viswa Sundaresan received the bronze medal for boys doubles
- Logan Ibbott and Patric Nguyen finished 4th in boys doubles
- Amber Jamerson and Ivy Pham took home the bronze medal in girls doubles
CHS One Act Play District Results
- Best Actress: Kaila Saffle
- All Star Cast: Joshua Lowe
- Honorable Mention All Star Cast: Jonathan Saffle
- Honorable Mention All Star Cast: Stuart Estes
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Outstanding Chapter Award for CISD TAFE students
Crowley ISD's chapter of Texas Association of Future Educators (TAFE) won the Outstanding Chapter Award at the TAFE State Conference and Competition in San Antonio. These nine students from CHS and NCHS are in the Education and Training Career Pathway offered at the Bill R. Johnson CTE Center.
In addition to winning the Outstanding Chapter Award, the students walked away with 2nd place for TAFE Chapter Scrapbook and 2nd place for Project Visualize (community service project.)
2nd place TAFE Chapter Scrapbook 2nd place Project Visualize
Jocelyn Camacho Elizabeth Base and Jennifer Thompson
All nine students also received certificates of completion for preparing and presenting professional teaching portfolios at the conference.
Read more and see pictures

(CHS One Act Play acting award winners) (CHS One Act Play technical award winners)
Crowley High School students performing in One Act Play swept the competition in the UIL Zone round Friday, March 23 at Mansfield Summit High School.
The CHS performance of "Sideman" placed 1st District Advancing Play. The play also won awards for Best Actress, Best Actor, two All Star Cast members, two Honorable Mention All Star Cast members and Best Technical Crew:
CHS One Act Play Zone Results
- District Advancing Play: 1st
- Best Actress: Kaila Saffle
- Best Actor: Joshua Lowe
- All Star Cast: Pietro Fochi
- All Star Cast: Stuart Estes
- Honorable Mention All Star Cast: Jonathan Saffle
- Honorable Mention All Star Cast: Aaliyah Richard
- Best Technical Crew Award: 1st - Yajaira Almaguer, stage manger, Katie Block, lights, Morgan Estes, sound, Kinsey O'Reilly, lights, Austin Edgemon, asst. stage manage and Bailey Edgemon, alternate
The Fort Forth Tarrant County Branch of the NAACP is hosting the 21st Annual ACT-SO Competition on March 31, 2012. Details.
Learn more about ACT-SO.
Sixth grade students from across Crowley ISD spent time this week at the Bill R. Johnson CTE Center as part of a career readiness collaboration called, "Leap Into Your Future Thru Career Tech."
More than 1,000 sixth graders from all four intermediate school campuses took career interest inventories, chose a career pathway and were matched with teachers and high school students in that program of study at the CTE Center.
See more pictures from the event.
Read more about Coach Yarbough.

CTE programs produce strong educational returns, strengthening student engagement in school, achievement in academics and technical skills, and transitions from high school to postsecondary education and from education to careers.
Read more.
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Front Row: Valerie Guzman, Jourdan Rodriquez, Breanna Sadler-Dulaney, Taylor Ozuna not pictured: Tailor Carter-Satchell
Previous Letter of Intent Signings
Two Crowley ISD educators are recipients of bullying prevention grants from the Safe and Supportive Schools Grant Program underwritten by Dr. Erin Greer of Crowley Family Dentistry.
Read more
Read more and see pictures

More CHS Debate results
Watch the story
Learn more about the Honor Choir and their Carnegie Hall invitation

Read more about Mrs. Pittman.

As the 2012 Rodeo Sweetheart, Chelsea will be presented at the Fort Worth Livestock Show and Rodeo on Sunday, January 22.
See how CISD's Energy Management Program is saving energy and money.

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13 All-State Choir students from CISD qualified to perform at the Texas Music Educators Association (TMEA) Convention in San Antonio on February 11, 2012.
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We also congratulate NCHS Band Student Brandon Robledo for being chosen an Alternate to All-State Band.
Guidelines and application information
Allie Gregory and James Alexander, both fourth-graders at Dallas Park Elementary, tied for second place in the annual FWCO Carol Writing Contest. Allie wrote a carol entitled "Special Christmas" and James' carol is entitled "Snow Falls Down." Their music teacher at Dallas Park Elementary is Molly Pittman.
The compositions are being arranged for full orchestra by an award-winning composer and will be presented as a part of the FWCO's Teddy Bear Concert on Saturday, December 10, 2011 at 7:30 p.m. in Truett Hall on the campus of the Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. Concert information.
Soprano 1 Soprano 2
Caroline Engle, NCHS: 1st chair Rachel Kohler, NCHS: 3rd chair
Ashley Barker, NCHS: 3rd chair Sopie Tabe, NCHS: 1st alternate
Tabitha Hart, CHS: 5th chair
Alto 1 Alto 2
Jazmine Olwalia, NCHS: 1st chair Molly Stier, NCHS: 1st chair
Angela Gallardo, CHS: 3rd chair Malikha Mayes, NCHS: 5th chair
Annika Burkhardt, CHS: 4th chair Jessie Brow, NCHS: 2nd alternate
Mandy Fancher, NCHS: 2nd alternate
Tenor 1 Tenor 2
Sam Wilson, NCHS: 1st chair Elijah Clark, NCHS: 2nd chair
Andrew Barker, NCHS 9th: 4th chair
Markus Warren, CHS: 1st alternate
Bass 1 Bass 2
Andrew Jefferies, NCHS: 1st chair Marthen Lilite, NCHS: 2nd chair
Jonathan Howell, NCHS: 3rd chair
The final round of auditions for All-State Choir will be January 7, 2012 at the Texas Music Educators Association in Austin.
Read more about Mr. Morelos.
Read more about Mrs. Clark.

Kaitlin was awarded an Apple iPad for herself and $500 for the Commercial Photography Program at the BRJ CTEC.
The contest required students to submit a photo answering the question, "What two things inspire you to achieve success?"
Read more and see Kaitlin's award-winning photo.
Emily Ehrle, CHS
Volleyball at Texas Tech University
Andrew Smith, CHS
Baseball at Dallas Baptist University
Chelsea Jennings, NCHS
Basketball at Texas A&M University

Delya Jackson, NCHS
Softball at University of Arkansas-Pine Bluff

Paige Panfil, NCHS
Volleyball at Tulsa University
Directions and ticket information.
Directions and ticket information.

The squad is coached by Kristin Easter.

- The Black Ops Drill Team (pictured above) led by Cadet Command Sergeant Major Dylan Francis won 1st place in Exhibition, 3rd place in Regulation, and 2nd place Overall. Cadet Francis also won 2nd place Drill Team Commander.
- The Lady Soldiers Drill Team, led by Cadet Colonel Ashley Applon won 1st place Overall, 2nd place Exhibition, and 3rd place Regulation. Cadet Colonel Applon also won 2nd place Drill Team Commander.
- The Elite Color Guard led by Cadet Command Sergeant Major Matthew Porter won 2nd place Inspection.
- The Panther Express Female PT Team led by Cadet Malikah Shelton won 1st place in the 100 meters, and Cadet Shelton also won 2nd place in Individual Push-ups.
- The Male PT Team led by Cadet 1st Lieutenant Tyler King won 2nd place in Push-ups.
Read more about Mrs. Brooks.

CHS Girls Cross Country Team
The NCHS Girls Cross Country Team finished 1st at the District 4-5A meet. They will now advance to the regional meet in Lubbock on November 5.

NCHS Girls Cross Country Team

Commended students placed among the top five percent more than 1.5 million students who entered the competition by taking the 2010 Preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test.
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THE ACTUAL TAX RATE FOR THE TAX YEAR 2011 REMAINS UNCHANGED AT $1.535.
- Government 2305 on Mondays & Wednesdays during first period 9:00 – 10:30 a.m.
- English 1301 on Tuesdays & Thursdays during first period 9:00 – 10:30 a.m.
- GED registration information
- ESL Adult Literacy registration information (English)
- ESL Adult Literacy registration information (Spanish)

Deer Creek Elementary School secretary Carolyn Williams has been named the Associate Educator of the Year by the state's largest educators group.
Williams (pictured left) was presented with the honor during the 2011 ATPE Summit Awards Banquet hosted by the Association of Texas Professional Educators on July 21 in Austin.
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Registration Information

For additional information about this workshop, please contact Dale Latham at (817) 740-3692 or dlatham@esc11.net. and clicking on "Workshops/Logins”.
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- Strength & Conditioning Camp at Crowley High School June 6 - July 15
- Strength & Conditioning Camp at North Crowley High School June 13 - July 21
- Boys Basketball Camp at North Crowley High School July 18 - July 21
- Girls Volleyball Camp at North Crowley High School July 25 - July 28
- Teri Conley has accepted a reassignment to be the principal at Parkway Elementary School.
- Lyndsae Benton has accepted a reassignment to be the principal at Crowley Middle School.
Summer School Registration Information
We are also excited to announce a special program with The Princeton Review to help students prepare for college entrance exams (ACT or SAT/PSAT). This 18 hour summer program will be available to all area students, even if they are not enrolled in Crowley ISD.
Princeton Review Summer Preparation Course Information
Changes include:
2011-2012 School Calendar
2011-2012 School Calendar (Spanish)


-Game 2 rescheduled for Saturday, May 21 at 1:00 p.m. at Crowley H.S.
-Game 3 (if necessary) to follow at Crowley H.S.

Friday, June 3, 2011 is the last of two bad-weather makeup days for CISD.
The state has approved CISD's request for a waiver for the additional bad-weather days missed during February.
Click here for the revised 2010/2011 School Calendar
Click here for the revised A-B Day Calendar
One student from each campus will be selected for a special on field recognition at the White Sox vs. Rangers game.
CISD staff, students, family and friends can pre-order discounted tickets to the game.
Order form
names and pictures
Three game series starts Thursday, May 12 at CHS
Schedule and ticket information
- Regional Quarterfinal Softball Playoffs: Crowley Lady Eagles vs. Waco Midway
Saturday, May 14 in Waco
Schedule and ticket information
Elementary Teacher of the Year: Stacy Gill-Smith
Ms. Gill-Smith is a fourth-grade math teacher at Parkway Elementary School.
Secondary Teacher of the Year: Jarvis Walker
Mr. Walker is a criminal justice teacher at the Bill R. Johnson Career and Technology Education Center.
Click here for pictures and a list of the Campus Teachers of the Year from all 23 CISD campuses.
The Texas Rangers honored Crowley ISD at the Character Connections All-Star Recognition Night on Tuesday, May 24, 2011. One Character Connections All-Star from each campus was recognized on the field before the game. The Crowley Men’s Honor Quartet sang the National Anthem and Andrew Barker, an eighth-grader from Summer Creek Middle School, threw out the first pitch. More pictures
Schedule and ticket information
The Crowley Lady Eagles Softball Team will face the Brewer Lady Bears in the Area Softball Playoff Game. The three game series starts Friday, May 6.
Schedule and ticket information

Place 1
Heather Bright: 1,583 votes (69.70%)
Melva Bazan: 683 votes (30.30%)
Place 2:
Mark Thrash: 1,250 votes (55.83%)
Randy Kahan: 989 votes (44.17%)
Full Election Results
NCHS will be offering physicals for all incoming 7th – 12th grade students for a REDUCED RATE of $10. Date and time here.
Saturday, April 30
9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Crowley High School
Registration form & payment information
$1,000 scholarships will be awarded to ten students.
Applications are due by May 16, 2011.
Scholarship requirements and application


Visit our CISD College Readiness page for more information.

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so that all students achieve their full potential.

NCHS Boys Soccer Area Championship vs. El Paso Socorro. Friday at 4:00 p.m. in Odessa.
The seminar is Tuesday, April 12 at 6:30 p.m. at the Bill R. Johnson CTE Center. Click here more for details.


Team members from left: Kayla Piganelli, Katie Grigsby, Becky DeShazo (adviser), Mikaela May and Breanna Piganelli.

- CHS students contact Ms. Joye Rue at rue@crowley.k12.tx.us or call 817-297-5810.
- NCHS students will pay Ms. Candice Dye in the front office. Contact Cayla Bland at cayla.bland@crowley.k12.tx.us or call 817-263-1250 ext. 1044 if you have any questions.

45 band students from CHS and NCHS have advanced to the Texas State Solo-Ensemble Contest. Click here for the complete list of band members who will be going to the U.I.L competition in May.
- NCHS Panthers Regional Semifinals vs. Lewisville Marcus Marauders.
Friday, March 4 at 6:00 p.m. at Wilkerson Greines Activity Center in Fort Worth. Click for schedule and fan information.

This is a FREE event for the community, schools and families featuring:
- Information on student career opportunities at the CTE Center
- Culinary Arts students selling food
- Community booths
- Health information
- Student performances
Click here for NCLB Report Cards for the state as a whole, the district and each of the district’s campuses.


- NCHS Lady Panthers vs. Midland Lee Lady Rebels on Monday, February 14 in Abilene. Click here for schedule and directions.
- CHS Lady Eagles vs. Stephenville Lady Yellow Jackets on Tuesday, February 15 in Mineral Wells. Click here for schedule and directions.

To visit the old site go to www.crowley.k12.tx.us/index.php

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On December 13, 2010, Crowley ISD recognized Vicki Glass, Library Coordinator/Head Librarian at CHS, as the district’s December Heartbeat Team member. Click here for more.
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14 Students from Crowley High School and North Crowley High School have been selected to advance to the Area competition after their performances at the Texas Music Educators Association (TMEA) Region 7 band competitions held in Fort Worth on December 11.
Click here to see the list of students who will compete on January 8 in Midland for the opportunity to perform with the Texas All-State Band.
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The North Crowley High School Mighty Panther Band gave a superior performance at AREA B UIL Marching competition on Saturday, October 23rd. The band waited out a four hour weather delay before performing their award-winning show entitled “Firebird 2010.” The students performed admirably under very adverse conditions and in a way that would make all of Crowley ISD proud. Way to go Mighty Panther Band.
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