Reminder high school students, if you are 18 and eligible to vote, early voting is now through November 3. Election Day is November 7. πŸ—“οΈπŸ—³οΈπŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ Visit smith-county.com for polling locations and ballot information.
9 months ago, Tyler ISD
Early Voting until November 3. Election Day November 7. Visit smith-county.com for more info.
Fentanyl is odorless, tasteless, and used to make fake prescription pills disguised as Oxycontin, Percocet, Adderall, and Xanax. Just one pill can contain a lethal amount and cause deadly accidental poisoning. 🚫Say NO to suspicious pills. Learn more: https://www.tylerisd.org/fentanyl #FentanylAwarenessMonth #OnePillKills #SafeTylerISD
9 months ago, Tyler ISD
October Fentanyl Poisoning Awareness Month. One pill kills. Don't make a deadly decision.
Congrats to Tyler Legacy's Rachel Bumgardner for being a 40 Under Forty finalist in the Education category! Vote for her daily until October 29, so she wins. πŸ₯‡ Steps below πŸ‘‡ πŸ—³οΈ Steps to Vote βœ… ・Go to ETX View's website at http://bit.ly/48Y17rK ・Scroll down to Education category ・Click VOTE for Rachel Bumgardner ・Register to vote by providing an email ・IMPORTANT: Repeat every day!
9 months ago, Tyler ISD
Rachel standing at stadium with a 40 Under Forty logo next to her
According to the Brookings Institute, a decade of studies on non-public school subsidies shows they actually hurt student achievement. Public tax dollars should be used to advance a public good, like improving student achievement. See study πŸ‘‰ https://www.brookings.edu/articles/research-on-school-vouchers-suggests-concerns-ahead-for-education-savings-accounts/
9 months ago, Tyler ISD
Vouchers do not improve student achievement. In many states, vouchers have led to a decline in student achievement.
It's National School Bus Safety Week, and here are the four things we need you to know! πŸšŒπŸ‘‡ 1) Flashing Yellows = Get ready to STOP (Don't speed up) 2) Red Lights + Stop Sign = STOP! (Don't go around) 3) The Danger Zone = All vehicles stay 12 feet away from the bus 4) The MOST DANGEROUS action is when students cross the front of the bus. Pay attention to children crossing. 🚸 School Bus Safety ensures that children return home safely, and we all have a role in that. πŸ–€
9 months ago, Tyler ISD
flashing yellow lights on the bus
stop sign on thew bus
danger zone around the bus is 12 feet
kids crossing the road
Parents, families, and educators, we must educate kids on the risks of fake prescription pills. Many may not be aware these pills are laced with fentanyl, a powerful opioid that can be deadly in small amounts. Awareness saves lives. Learn more: https://www.tylerisd.org/fentanyl #FentanylAwarenessMonth #OnePillKills #SafeTylerISD
9 months ago, Tyler ISD
October Fentanyl Poisoning Awareness Month. One pill kills. Don't make a deadly decision.
Public schools build the future workforce that powers the supercharged Texas economy. There is no better return on investment for the future of Texas! πŸ‘‰ https://tylerisd.org/legislative πŸ”—
10 months ago, Tyler ISD
Texas is the world's 9th largest economy. Every dollar invested in Texas Public Schools generates $57 in economic benefit to the state.
The Comptroller is estimating a massive increase in state revenue over the next two years compared to the past two. There is enough money to fully fund public education! Get more information on our Government Relations webpage πŸ‘‰https://www.tylerisd.org/page/government-relations πŸ”—
10 months ago, Tyler ISD
The state expects record increases in revenue. There is more than enough to provide increased funding for schools and property tax relief.
Governor Abbott announced a 30-day special session beginning October 9 to provide other than public school subsidies. Public schools are underfunded by billions, and any available funding should be prioritized for teacher raises and to help schools pay the bills. We'll continue sharing updates to keep you informed as the session progresses. Get more information on our Government Relations webpage πŸ‘‰https://www.tylerisd.org/page/government-relations πŸ”—
10 months ago, Tyler ISD
Texas Schools are underfunded by billions. Due to the record inflation, public schools need more that 14 billion in new pay per-student funding to have the same buying power as in 2019.
October is Fentanyl Awareness Month. Let's come together to raise awareness about the dangers of counterfeit pills laced with this deadly opioid. Accidental fentanyl poisoning has led to countless tragedies. Get the facts: https://txopioidresponse.org/fentanyl Together, we can save lives. #FentanylAwarenessMonth #OnePillKills #SafeTylerISD
10 months ago, Tyler ISD
October Fentanyl Poisoning Awareness Month. One pill kills. Don't make a deadly decision.
Tomorrow is College Colors Day, sponsored by AVID! So don't forget to wear your college colors! πŸŽ“πŸ”΅πŸŸ’πŸ”΄πŸŸ£πŸŽ“
10 months ago, Tyler ISD
student holding Texas A&M pennant
Don't forget to REGISTER TO VOTE before the October 10 deadline! βœοΈπŸ—³οΈ Visit votetexas.gov for more info πŸ”—
10 months ago, Tyler ISD
Register to vote by October 10! Election Day is November 7. For info visit votetexas.gov
GO GOLD! Wear gold tomorrow as Tyler ISD raises awareness for Childhood Cancer this month! ✨
10 months ago, Tyler ISD
student wearing gold and black
Altra High School Debit Card = $5 for Successful Student Outcomes! πŸ€πŸ’° Thank you, Altra Federal Credit Union, for your commitment to supporting our schools. πŸ–€
10 months ago, Tyler ISD
Altra holding a check at Tyler Legacy High School
Altra holding a check at Tyler High School
This is what Patriot Day @jacktylerisd looks like. πŸ—½πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ #NeverForget
11 months ago, Tyler ISD
student waving pom pom
students reading about flag
students pointing at name
crowd under flags at half staff
We continue to work around the clock after last week’s boil water notice from the City of Tyler. We are flushing lines, especially those to water fountains. The district is also replacing water filters on all the water bottle fillers. In the meantime, we are doing our best to deploy bottled water to our campuses for the students who need it.
11 months ago, Tyler ISD
The City of Tyler has lifted the boil water notice. Tyler ISD is working hard to make sure that all our facilities and campuses are ready to welcome students and staff back on Monday morning. Right now we areΒ draining and cleaning ice machines, changing drinking fountain filters, and flushing other water fixtures where needed. We will send out more information if there will be any changes to the normal school day.
11 months ago, Tyler ISD
Boil Water Notice Lifted
Due to the City of Tyler's boil water notice, precautions are being put in place by Tyler ISD to ensure that Friday and Saturday's games participants' hydration needs will be met in a sanitary fashion. Additionally, temporary adjustments to restrooms and concession operations and availability are also being implemented. As a reminder, attendance at extracurricular events is not required and it is up to individuals to make the decision to go to games or other activities. Stay tuned for messages later this weekend once the City of Tyler provides us with more information regarding the water boil notice.
11 months ago, Tyler ISD
Tyler ISD Boil Water Notice
Tyler High & Tyler Legacy were named @etfoodbank Hunger Hero Award Recipients πŸ₯«πŸ›’πŸ†
11 months ago, Tyler ISD
students holding award
students speaking at podium
students speaking at podium
Tyler High School student standing with ETFB rep with award.
Tyler Legacy High School student standing with ETFB rep with award.
SCHEDULE CHANGE FOR FRIDAY NIGHT ⏰🚨🏈 Get tickets: https://tylerisd.hometownticketing.com/embed/all πŸŽŸοΈπŸ”— Due to expected high temperatures, the Tyler High vs Tyler Legacy varsity football game on Friday, September 1 will be pushed back from 7:00 p.m. to a 7:30 p.m. kickoff.
11 months ago, Tyler ISD
Due to expected high temperatures, the Tyler High vs Tyler Legacy varsity football game on Friday, September 1 will be pushed back from 7:00 p.m. to a 7:30 p.m. kickoff.