Thursday, May 22, is the last day of the academic year at Nacogdoches ISD and it's an early release day. Follow the link for details: https://www.nacisd.org/article/2222735
Friday, April 18, and Monday, April 21, are staff and student holidays for Nacogdoches ISD. Classes will resume on a regular schedule on Tuesday, April 22. We hope students and staff have a wonderful weekend.
Friday, Feb. 14, is a student holiday and staff professional development day at Nacogdoches ISD. Monday, Feb. 17, is a student and staff holiday for the district. Classes will resume on a regular schedule Tuesday, Feb. 18.
Nacogdoches ISD will hold classes on a regular schedule on Wednesday, Jan. 22. We look forward to seeing everyone back in class.
Because of the threat of treacherous travel conditions from a winter storm expected to affect the East Texas region - including Nacogdoches - Monday night and early Tuesday, Nacogdoches ISD will be closed for students and staff Tuesday, January 21. All after-school activities are canceled for Tuesday. NISD will make an announcement Tuesday afternoon regarding plans for Wednesday.
This is a reminder Nacogdoches Independent School District will be closed Monday, Jan. 20, in honor of the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday. Classes will resume on a regular schedule on Tuesday, Jan. 21. NISD is watching closely the weather forecast for Tuesday, Jan. 21. Any updates needed on how that weather might impact school would be made in direct communication to parents by phone, email and text, as well as on the district’s website and app, and on Facebook and Twitter. Follow this link for information on how to download the NISD app: https://www.nacisd.org/article/1196517.
NISD plans on holding classes Friday, Jan. 10, at regular times. The forecast from the National Weather Service again leaves Nacogdoches out of the area most impacted by inclement weather. (There will be no travel to student activities to the north.) NISD will closely monitor the forecast overnight. Any updates on how that weather might impact school Friday would be made in direct communication to parents by phone, email and text, as well as on the district’s website and app, and social media. Follow this link to download the NISD app: https://www.nacisd.org/article/1196517.
Nacogdoches ISD plans on holding classes Thursday, Jan. 9, at regular times. Today’s forecast from the National Weather Service in Shreveport leaves Nacogdoches County out of the areas most impacted by inclement weather. For now, NISD will continue to closely monitor the forecast today and overnight. Any updates needed on how that weather might impact school Thursday or Friday would be made in direct communication to parents by phone, email and text, as well as on the district’s website and app, and on Facebook and Twitter. Follow this link for information on how to download the NISD app: https://www.nacisd.org/article/1196517.
School restarts this week after the holiday break, and NISD is monitoring the weather forecast for Thursday and Friday, Jan. 9-10. There is a possibility of frozen precipitation that could impact both days. https://www.nacisd.org/article/1947012
Nacogdoches ISD will begin the holiday break with an early release for students on Friday, Dec. 20. Folllow this link for details: https://www.nacisd.org/article/1924107
This is a reminder Nacogdoches ISD will be closed for Thanksgiving break Monday, Nov. 25, through Friday, Nov. 29. Classes will resume on a regular schedule Monday, Dec. 2. Stay safe, and we hope you have a wonderful holiday!
Outdoor Movie Night featuring, "How the Grinch Stole Christmas"
Join us for a cozy night under the stars to watch the classic holiday film! Bring your blankets, chairs, and holiday spirit for a fun family evening!
Date: December 5, 2024
Time: 5:30-7:30pm
Location: Pecan Park
Don't miss out on hot cocoa, holiday treats, activity bags, and a Grinch Christmas book!
Come dressed in your festive pajamas or Grinch green!
This event is FREE for families. All ages are welcome!
Register now! There will be limited space available.
https://bit.ly/3CBl1xb
**If location changes due to weather, registered participants will be notified via email and text.
Kickoff for tonight’s football game at Dragon Stadium between Nacogdoches High School and Texas High has been moved up to 5 p.m. because of the threat of heavy rain later this evening. https://www.nacisd.org/article/1865471
Kickoff for the Friday, Nov. 8, season finale at Dragon Stadium has been moved up to 7 p.m. Follow this link for more information: https://www.nacisd.org/article/1856299
Breaking News! Grant Funding Available!
Learning Acceleration Support Opportunities (LASO) Grant Intent To Apply Public Meeting
Topics of Discussion:
- Purpose of the LASO grant
-Benefits of the LASO grant
-How grant funds will be allocated
Meeting will be held via Zoom
Monday, November 18, 2024
4:00pm - 5:00pm
Link to ZOOM: bit.ly/4ehdFfc
It's fall break on Friday, Oct. 11, and Monday, Oct. 14... but there are still lots of things going on around Nacogdoches ISD. Follow this link for details: https://www.nacisd.org/article/1808606
Reminder: Let's Talk Funding RLIS Grant Intent to Apply Public Meeting
Wednesday, October 9, 2024
8:00am-9:00am
The meeting will be held via Zoom.
Copy and paste https://bit.ly/3TOowpF into your web browser to join.
Topics of Discussion:
- How the district plans to utilize the "Rural & Low-Income Schools" (RLIS-Title V) Grant funding for the 2024/2025 school year.
- Stakeholder feedback related to district needs and how to utilize grant funds.
This is a reminder Nacogdoches ISD has a student holiday scheduled for Monday, September 23, which will also be a professional development day for teachers and staff. Classes will resume their normal schedule on Tuesday, September 24.
Individual tickets for Friday’s homecoming football game against Livingston are available online. Kickoff at Dragon Stadium is at 7:30 p.m. Homecoming festivities on Friday will begin at 6:50 p.m. Follow this link for details: https://www.nacisd.org/article/1759351
Nacogdoches ISD closed Monday, Sept. 2, for Labor Day holiday https://www.nacisd.org/article/1738420