Martinsville School Info

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Riders v Gilmer @ Hallsville HS

November 10, 2023

Tickets will be sold at the gate; Adults and Students - $7

Gates open at 6pm

Kickoff time is at 7pm

Riders are the visiting team.

 

 

 

 

 

 

The Roughriders close their regular season tonight against the Brownsboro Bears.  A win would give the Riders needed momentum into the playoffs next week. Catch the play-by-play action on your radios at KDET 930 am or the NETSN live stream on YouTube.

 

The Cornerstone Balance & Therapy Pregame begins at 7:00  It features the JBA Financial Coach Talk with Rick Meeks, Gaddy's Medical Cheerleader Spotlight on Cambree Bush and Sydney Neuwirth, and a visit with Kaden Dixon in the Center Motor Neutral Zone.

 

Kick-off is at 7:30, then during the Aurora Concepts Halftime Show,  we'll see the '23 Chaparrals and watch the '23 Roughrider Band for the last time at home on The Ranch (Roughrider Stadium).  Afterward, we visit with quarterback Cash Cross in the Borders Poultry Up Close and Personal segment. Stay with us through the Wiggins Farms Postgame Show for interviews with our coach and with our Center Motor Company Player of the Game.

 

Listen to it all on KDET or find the live stream on YouTube at the Northeast Texas Sports Network. Log on to YouTube and type in NETSN Live and click on Center v Brownsboro.  Or just click here:

 

HS Football: Brownsboro vs Center

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Tickets for Bullard football games this week, 10/26 and 10/27, will be sold online. 

Use the following link to purchase tickets:

 

http://spicket.events/bullard

 

Sydney Brookshire

1:14 PM (58 minutes ago)

 

to Light, me, Rob, Light, Chris, District, Shelby, Lori, L, John

The Roughriders host the unbeaten Carthage Bulldogs tonight at Roughrider Stadium.  Center needs the win to remain in contention for a top playoff spot, but to do that, they would be the first team to beat Carthage in the regular season since October 7.  2016!  What an historic win it would be!  Catch the play-by-play action on your radios at KDET 930 am or the NETSN live stream on YouTube.

 

The Cornerstone Balance & Therapy Pregame begins at 7:00  It features the JBA Financial Coach Talk with Rick Meeks, Gaddy's Medical Cheerleader Spotlight on our junior cheerleaders, a visit with senior player Allen Cortez in the Center Motor Neutral Zone, and part one of The Bulldogs, a two-part Watlington-Shires series looking at the history of the Center/Carthage rivalry.

 

Kick-off is at 7:30, then during the Aurora Concepts Halftime Show,  we'll see The Chaparrals and watch the First Division Roughrider Band as they perform their dress rehearsal before advancing Area UIL Marching Contest tomorrow.  Afterward, we'll see Part II of The BulldogsStay with us through the Wiggins Farms Postgame Show for interviews with our coach and with our Center Motor Company Player of the Game.

 

Listen to it all on KDET or find the live stream on YouTube at the Northeast Texas Sports Network. Log on to YouTube and type in NETSN Live and click on Center v Carthage.  Or just click here:

 

 

Gifted and Talented Program Referrals Open

The Counseling Department of Center ISD is accepting referrals for the Gifted and Talented program until Friday, October 27, 2023 for our annual assessment period. Referral forms can be found on the District website and in the front office of each campus and should be returned either to the campus office or to the administration office. While the district accepts referrals throughout the year, assessments for students after October 27, 2023 will be on an as-needed basis as determined by the district.  

 

If you have any questions, please contact the Director of Federal Programs at 1-832-615-4993 or your campus counselor.

 

 

 

 

The Center Roughriders host the Hudson Hornets tonight at the Leon Dykes Tennis Facility for the season's last district team tennis match.  Find the coverage on YouTube at NETSN Live beginning at 4 pm.  We'll have a brief Cornerstone Balance and Therapy Pregame Show in order to set the stage with a visit with Coach Dykes and with a few of the players then we'll move to the coverage, beginning with the doubles matches and moving to singles.  The first team to win 10 matches will be the district champion!  

 

Join us for the fun.  Just type NETSN into YouTube and click on Hudson v Center.  Or simply click here:

HS Team Tennis: Hudson vs Center DISTRICT CHAMPIONSHIP

 

 
All tickets will be sold online for the 9/28 football game in Rusk. 
Use the following link to purchase tickets.
 

https://www.ruskisd.net/article/1209253

Tickets for the homecoming game tomorrow will be sold at the gate. 

 

 

 

 

 

The Center ISD Athletic Department would like to share a great opportunity for local business owners to support Center ISD student-athletes and promote your business. We are offering 21 advertising spaces. Information and pricing for each is as follows;

● Football Stadium Scoreboard â—‹ SIX spaces (3’ x 5’ each)

â–  5 year contract= $5000.00 or $1000.00 per year for 5 years.

● 40 second clock inside Roughrider Stadium â—‹ TWO spaces (2’ x 4’ each)

â–  1 Clock- 5 year contract= $3000.00 or $600.00 per year for 5 years.

â–  Both Clocks- 5 year contract= $5000.00 or $1000.00 per year for 5 years.

● High School Gymnasium â—‹ TWO spaces (2’ x 5’ each)

â–  5 year contract= $3000.00 or $600.00 per year for 5 years.

● Junior High Gymnasium â—‹ TWO spaces (2’ x 4’ each)

â–  5 year contract= $3000.00 or $600.00 per year for 5 years.

 â– Softball Stadium Scoreboard â—‹ TWO spaces (6’ x 2’ each)

â–  5 year contract= $7000.00 or $1400.00 per year for 5 years. â—‹ THREE spaces (2’ x 3’ each)

â–  5 year contract= $3000.00 or $600.00 per year for 5 years.

● Baseball Stadium Scoreboard â—‹ TWO spaces (6’ x 2’ each)

â–  5 year contract= $7000.00 or $1400.00 per year for 5 years. â—‹ TWO spaces (2’ x 3’ each)

â–  5 year contract= $3000.00 or $600.00 per year for 5 years.

Exposure Potential for your Advertising: Football Games Volleyball Games Soccer Games Basketball Games Track Meets Pep Rallies Sr. Graduation School Assemblies Field Days Community Events Baseball Games/Tournament Softball Games/Tournaments If you are interested in any of these opportunities to help our program and our kids, please contact the athletic office @ 936-598-1520 Richard Meeks – Athletic Director / Head Football Coach ricky.meeks@centerisd.org

 

 

 

 

 

2023 Season Football Ticket Sales

If you wish to reclaim your season tickets for the 2022 Rider Football
Season, they will go on sale at the High School Athletic Office
beginning Monday, July 31 st , 2023. The Athletic Office will be open for
reserve seat ticket sales Monday – Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
IF YOU HAVE NOT PICKED UP YOUR SEASON TICKETS BY FRIDAY,
AUGUST 11 TH AT 4:00 P.M., THEY WILL BE RELEASED TO THE
PUBLIC. PLEASE MAKE ARRANGEMENTS TO HAVE YOUR TICKETS
PICKED UP BEFORE THE DEADLINE.
If you have any questions OR are relinquishing your season tickets,
please call the Athletic Office @ 936 - 598 - 1520

THANK YOU FOR YOUR CONTINUED SUPPORT!!!

!!!GO RIDERS!!!

 

 

Center High School Cheerleaders attended a UCA camp at Great Wolf Lodge and received several awards as a team as well as individually.
The squad earned:
1st overall in the Game Day division.
2nd overall Cheer.
1 gold superior ribbon.
1 blue outstanding ribbon.
3 spirit sticks.
1 top award.
Varsity All-American Cheerleader-
Fatima Valadez, Sayre Hall, Esmerai Hernandez, Tazirah Hill, Julie Bird, Sydney Nuewirth, Anna Marie Amburn, Trista Britt, Jayla Tutt, Cambree Bush.
JV All-American Cheerleader-
Lauren Causey and Bailey Miller
Day 2- Pin It Forward Award
Hollie Herndon given by a UCA Staff member.
Day 3 Pin It Forward Award
Bailey Miller Given by a fellow cheerleader from another school.

2023 Center High School Football Program Student Tributes

Dear Parents/Guardians,

The Athletic Department is teaming up with Txtreme to produce our 2023 Football Program. Please show your support for our athletes and other student groups by purchasing a personal ad for your student. The following are the sizes and prices at a discounted rate. All ad copies will be in FULL COLOR. 100% of your student ad money will go directly to the CISD Booster Club.

1/8 page - $75.00

1/2 page - $150.00

1/4 page - $100.00

Full Page - $200.00

Please send your fully-designed student ad to the gabby@txtreme.com and include in the email: the size of the ad you would like to purchase, student’s full name, and the school name.

Design information: The number of pictures depends on the size of the ad you purchase: Full page - 5 pictures, half page - 3 pictures, quarter page - 2 pictures, and eighth page - 1 picture. We accept the files in .jpg or .pdf formats. Note: If you use Microsoft Word, please save it as a pdf before sending. You may also use PowerPoint or any design program you are comfortable with.

Sizes for ad design:

Full page: 7"wide x 9.5" tall

Half page: 7"wide x 4.75" tall

Quarter page: 3.5"wide x 4.75" tall

1/8 page: 3.5"wide x 2.377: tall (business card size)

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact the design/production department at Txtreme at 281-713-4664. The deadline for Txtreme to accept your completed student ad is August 1, 2023. Make checks payable to:Center Athletic Booster Club
Please submit payment to:
Center High School Athletic Dept
658 Roughrider Dr.
Center, TX 75935

 

 

 

6/13/23

Center ISD is now accepting
applications for transfer students in
grades K-12 for the 2023-2024 school
year.

A transfer application may be obtained
from the District’s website at
www.centerisd.org or calling 598-5642.

The deadline is Thursday, June 15 th at
4:00 p.m.

No transfer applications will be accepted
after Thursday, June 15 th .

 

3/31/23

Center ISD LifeSkills Department received 23 gold medals, 21 silver medals and 7 bronze medals at the Shelbyville Integrated Olympics on Wednesday.

 

Congratulations to the students of Center High School's CTE Healthcare Program who earned their CNA license under the supervision of Jaclyn Scarborough, RN, BSN.  

 

These Panola dual credit students clocked 60 classroom hours and 40 clinical hours at Pine Grove Nursing Center.  A big thank you to Pine Grove for partnering with CISD.

 

 

Joaquin School info

 

 

 

 

 

 

Kaylee McCarty traveled to Louisville, KY, this past weekend to represent Joaquin Jr. Beta at the National Beta Convention.  Kaylee qualified in Apparel Design by winning 1st place at our state convention in March.  

 

We are very pround of Kaylee for placing  4th at the National Convention!  Kaylee designed (drew) and colored what she ultimately helped print on t-shirts.  She had a hand in every step of producing her shirt.  

 

Congratulations Kaylee!!

 

 

 

4/6/23

The Joaquin baseball game tonight (04/06)vs Gary has been cancelled. The game will be rescheduled for Saturday 4/8 @ Shelbyville at 1:00 PM.

 

 

Andre Brown, Senior at Joaquin High School, placed 2nd in the 198 lb division at the State Powerlifting Meet this past Saturday in Abilene. 
JHS Twirlers 2023-2024

From left to right

Kaylee McCarty, Kyleigh McKim, Autumn Alford, Shelby Freeman (Head Twirler), Emma Graves (Feature Twirler)

 

 

Halle Bonner competed at the 2023 THSWPA State Championship Meet on Wednesday March 15th.  Halle represented Joaquin well with a 4th place finish.  Congratulations Halle!!  #SophomoreStrong

Submitted by: Steven McCann - Girls AD

 

 

 

oaquin High School congratulates the Joaquin Varsity Cheer Squad for the 2023-2024 school year.

Back Row (Left to right): Anna Lewis (Mascot), Brooklyn Cook, Morgan Fenley, Abi Briggs, Haley Cash

3rd Row (Left to right): Julia Lister, Jaylee Cater, Kaitleigh Avery, Dixie Baker,  Keaton Hughes

2nd Row (Left to right): MaeLeigh Cummings, Paloma Salvador, Halle Bonner, Hailee Fruge, Mariya Wilson, Ellie Anglin

Front Row (Left to right): Haleigh Lynch, Brylea Scott (Co-Captain), Madison Fenley, Ke'Maria Wilson (Co-Captain), Luke Hernandez, Emma Barton

Not Pictured: Brooklyn Bagley

Joaquin Jr. High School congratulates the Joaquin Jr. High Cheer squad for the 2023-2024 school year.

Back Row (left to right): Kynsleigh McMillon, Wisdom Carter

Middle Row (left to right): SeVana Stotts, Brystal Cummings (Co-Captain), Addison Raybon, Maci Mustard (Co-Captain), Emma Lewis

Front Row (left to right): Janelle Gatlin, Darcy Vansickle, Dana Moton, Aylin Mendoza, Landry Balkcom (Co-Captain), Savannah Jordan (Mascot), Kyler Thomas

 

 

On March 3rd the following Joaquin welding students competed in the Shelby County Build off: Kyla Metcalf, Deakon Kay and PJ Carpenter. They constructed a 14' gate that is now on display at the Joaquin Ag. shop.


Joaquin High School Senior Parent/Student Scholarship Meeting

01/03/2023

Joaquin High School Senior Parent/Student Scholarship Meeting
 
When: Tuesday, January 24, 2023

Where: JHS Auditorium

Time: 6:00PM 

Scholarship Packets will be passed out at this time.
Information about scholarships and deadlines will be
discussed. If you are unable to attend, students will need to
come by the office to pick up their packet the next morning.

 

The Joaquin varsity girls basketball game originally scheduled for today has been rescheduled for tomorrow at 5:00 pm and will still be played in Shelbyville. The Joaquin boys basketball game originally scheduled for today (12/13) has been cancelled.

 

Maisyn Moore of Joaquin ISD was presented a certificate, a medal and a check for $100 for winning the Voice of Democracy essay contest at the post level during our Veterans Day program. After winning at the post level with her essay entitled "Why is the Veteran Important?," Maisyn's essay then went on to compete and win 1st place at the District 19 Voice of Democracy competition.  Maisyn has been invited to a banquet in January where she will be presented a plaque and a check for $500 for her first place District 19 finish.  Her entry has now been sent to the Department of Texas VFW for judging at the state level. There, she will compete against 22 other entries for the right to represent Texas at the National Level. Sometime in December, they will announce the top ten finalists that will be invited to the yearly Mid-Winter State VFW Convention.  Congratulations Maisyn!   


 

Five Days of Christmas!! Joaquin Jr. High and High School Students December 12-16, 2022

Monday: Junior High Wear Red!! High School Wear Green!!

Tuesday: Christmas Pajama Day

Wednesday: Christmas Sock Day

Thursday: Christmas Headwear! Wear your Santa hat, antlers, Christmas headbands, etc.

Friday: Wear your favorite ugly Christmas sweater! **Dress code still applies on all day

Joaquin Rams will face the Beckville Bearkats on Friday, November 18th at 7:30 pm for the area championship. This contest will be played at Homer Bryce Stadium (SFASU). Tickets will be sold as pre-sale from Tuesday, November 15th through Thursday, November 17th at the high school office from 9:00 am until 3 pm. Tickets will also be sold at the gate. Joaquin is the visiting team. 

Admission: Adults: $10.00, Students $5.00 

Passes accepted: District, THSCA, and Senior Citizen.  

 

The Joaquin Lady Rams competed at the 2022 Region 3 Cross Country Meet on Monday October 24th in Huntsville Texas.  The Lady Rams were representing District 23 as the 2nd place Team.  The girls worked hard and represented well.  The Lady Rams had a successful season and we look forward to competing in 2023.

 

 

10/25/22 

The playing dates for the football games this week versus West Sabine have been changed due to the incoming weather on Friday. 

The Junior High & JV games will be played on Wednesday beginning at 4:30 PM @ Home.  

The Varsity game will be played on Thursday at 7:00 PM @ West Sabine.

 

 

 

 

September Teachers of the month

September students of the month

 

 

 

Joaquin ISD parents, families, and community members are invited to attend an informal
meeting regarding your students with autism differences. We will discuss what autism is and
how you can help your loved one on the spectrum experience success academically, socially,
and behaviorally at school, at home, and in the community.
Please join us October 13th at 1:00 p.m.-3:00 p.m. in the Professional Development room in
the SPED Annex at the High School/Junior High School. Please check in at the front offices.
I look forward to meeting you all and working together to provide the best experiences for
this population of students and their families, teachers, and caretakers.

Kim Whitaker
Licensed Specialist in School Psychology and Autism Spectrum Disorder Clinical Specialist

 

JOAQUIN HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR/PARENT MEETING 

When- Tuesday September 20, 2022

Where- JHS Audotorium 

Time- 6:00pm

We will discuss college admission, financial aid, scholarships, college entrance exams, senior activites etc.

 

Dear Parents/Guardians, Gifted and Talented student nominations for grades K-12 will begin Monday, October 03, 2022 and end Friday, October 14, 2022. If you would like to nominate your child, a nomination application will be sent home for you to complete and return. Please contact Terri Gray or Cassie Porter for a nomination packet for students in grades 6-12, and Billy Carrington, or Ashely Rambin, for students in grades K-5. Please contact Terri Gray with any questions you may have regarding the Joaquin ISD Gifted & Talented Program. Joaquin Independent School District will continue to provide a Gifted and Talented Program which: • Increases creative thinking and problem solving skills through the development of fluent, flexible, original and collaborative thinking processes; • Develops skills in logical reasoning and critical thinking through the application of higherlevel cognitive thinking processes; • Extends skills in research/independent study through planning and conducting teacherdirected and self-directed studies utilizing a variety of materials and media; • Develops a positive self-concept, improve interpersonal skills, and gain a better understanding and appreciation of the uniqueness, worth, and contributions of self and others. Joaquin Independent School District Gifted and Talented Program is an enriched program for those students who are identified as gifted and talented and placed in the program according to Joaquin ISD’s identification procedure. Emphasis will be on providing a learning environment and activities which foster the development of higher-order thinking skills, creative thinking skills, problem solving skills and communication skills. Students will be exposed to experiences and information which are outside the bounds of the regular curriculum and will be encouraged to develop advanced level products and performances. Each student will be assisted in the development of a healthy selfconcept and relationship with peers. Sincerely, JISD Administrators Cassie Porter, Jr. High/High School Counselor Ashley Rambin, Elementary Counselor

 

 

Joaquin  ISD has scheduled a substitute orientation and training for Friday, August 26, 2022,  at 10:00 a.m.  The orientation will be held at the Joaquin ISD Administration Building located at the far end of the football field.  Please be sure to complete and or update an online application at www.joaquinisd.net under employment opportunities. Questions contact Donna Vergo, 936-269-3128 ext. 225 or dvergo@joaquinisd.net

 

 

2022-2023 

Meet the Teacher Date/Times

August 4, 2022

5:00 - 6:00 p.m. - Elementary

5:30 - 6:30 p.m. - Jr. High & High School

 

 

Back To School Meal Rates 

 

Shelbyville School info

 

We are playing Cooper High School in Bullard at Bullard High School Friday November the 17th at 7pm. We will be the visitors. Tickets are $5. Senior Citizen, District and THSCA Passes will be accepted at the gate.

 

 

We will be playing Groveton at Nacogdoches High School on Thursday November the 9th at 7pm. We will be the visiting team. Ticket prices will be $5. District passes, coaching passes and senior citizen passes will be accepted.

FOLLOW THIS LINK TO BUY TICKETS

https://linkprotect.cudasvc.com/url?a=https%3a%2f%2fnacisd.hometownticketing.com%2fembed%2fevent%2f288%3faccess_code%3d15a0c7ccf74183cf9ca48df07d1c5afbd6840f02&c=E,1,t65CmRIcByxEeFNDk-i6daXEHUo10QNZDBkeOhTCfBuZIU4tv1bzq2wAUD1gusO8-FrGQcghIAdb27ZSqozXAYpEVG0WmwmTx2dr3WeKs_0DNv8gF7k,&typo=1

 

BACK 2 BACK STATE CHAMP!!!

Emily Pharris is a prime example of hard work and dedication pays off. After winning the
Gold last year it could’ve been easy for Emily to just be complacent and go through the
motions going into this season. However, Emily being the WINNER that she is, not only
continued to show up and push herself to new levels she also took her leadership to a
new level. She would always wait for her teammates to finish their race whether at
practice or during meets. In fact, that is what one college coach told me after the state
race. “What I love about Emily on top of her running abilities is how she waited at the
finish line to give her teammates water and praise.” This is a testament to the young
lady Emily is. She not only excels in sports, but is also a scholar athlete taking dual
credit courses and maintaining a high GPA. Going into the state meet this year Emily
knew she had to set the tempo early, as there were a few girls going into the race with
faster regional times then hers. As her coach I never worried about that because Emily
has always proven to be a champion when it's time to be a Champion. At the start of the
race there was a young lady who jumped out in front of Emily, but it didn’t take Em long
to take the lead, and one thing about Emily is when she gets the lead good luck trying to
chase her down! As a long distance runner to be great you have to have a strong
mental will to win. Emily, out of all the kids I have coached or been around, has always
had a different level of mental strength! In fact, she has rarely had anyone to push her
this season. In practice we don’t have other Emily type runners to help her find that next
gear and in meets, ( all but one this season), Emily has led the whole way. To tell the
type of competitor she is I had a coach contact me for Emily to race in a meet mid
season just to go against someone better. When I asked Emily if she wanted to even if it
meant your perfect win streak may be gone she told me yes coach I want to run against
the best. Her loss in Hudson to a really good young runner was the only race she lost all
season, and until Saturday at the state meet was the race she PR’d. She was 1 second
off the 2A state record at the state meet. She is a natural leader, student athlete, and all
around great young person. We can’t wait to see what she does in track and field this
season and to see how great of a college career she has. She has made our Shelbyville
family and community proud and has brought back yet another gold medal to
Shelbyville’s already stored tradition of winning and excellence. Way to go AGAIN
CHAMP!

 

 

 

We will be playing Groveton at Nacogdoches High School on Thursday November the 9th at 7pm. We will be the visiting team. Ticket prices will be $5. District passes, coaching passes and senior citizen passes will be accepted.

 

 

And the Bronze Medal goes to, The Shelbyville High School Band. This past Wednesday, October 25th the Shelbyville Dragon Band participated in the UIL State Military Marching Contest. After an early morning prelim round Shelbyville, along with four other 2A bands were selected as the top five finalists. Shelbyville, Carlisle, Union Grove, Harleton and Timpson High School bands all gained the opportunity to perform in a final round that evening at McLane Stadium on the Baylor University campus.

After the final note was played, the last turn was snapped and the moment that all five bands have been working towards was finally complete, the results rang out over the PA. The Shelbyville Dragon Band is the Texas UIL State Military Marching Band Bronze Medalist.

This third-place finish marks an improvement on the bands 2022 fifth place finals finish. Made up of 8th-12th grade students, this year’s band is comprised of a majority of underclassmen which points to a bright future for the Dragon Band!

The Dragon band would like to thank the families, faculty, administrators and community members of Shelbyville ISD for their continued support and encouragement. It’s a great day to be a Shelbyville Dragon!

 

 

 

 

For tickets tonight at the game you can either purchase tickets online or pay at the gate with a debit or credit card.

Below the link is attached for tickets through Timpson isd webpage.

https://www.timpsonisd.com/en-US/box-office-3914bfe2

 

 

 

 

 

On Saturday October 14th, the Shelbyville Dragon Band competed in the UIL Region Marching Contest.  This contest is a culminating event for which we prepare throughout the summer and fall.  Our annual participation and results in this contest are a benchmark for the band and our success marks a significant milestone achievement for which we are extremely proud.  The rating system for bands at the UIL Marching Contest range from Divisions 1 - 5.  A panel of three judges rates each band with a Division 1 (superior), Division 2 (excellent), Division 3 (good), Division 4 (fair), or Division 5 (poor). The Shelbyville Dragon received “Straight Ones”, indicating that all three judges awarded the band with a Division 1 Superior rating.  These scores from all three judges represent the highest possible result at the UIL Marching Content.  

On Saturday, nine 2A military marching style bands competed.  Only three of the participating bands, including Shelbyville, received "Straight Ones". 

The Dragon Band's superior rating qualifies the band to proceed to the UIL State Military Marching Contest to be held on October 25th.  The contest will be held at McLane Stadium on Baylor University campus in Waco.  At this contest, bands are ranked in order with a traditional ranking system (1st place through last place) rather than the rating system mentioned above.  In 2022, the Dragon Band advanced to finals at the UIL State Military Marching contest where they were ranked in the top five military marching bands in the state of Texas, receiving 5th place.  They look forward to the opportunity to continue this tradition next week.

 

 

VARSITY VOLLEYBALL TONIGHT, SHELBYVILLE vs SAN AUGUSTINE AT SAN AUGUSTINE AT 4:30

JUNIOR VARSITY AND VARSITY VOLLEYBALL, SHELBYVILLE vs SAN AUGUSTINE TONIGHT AT SAN AUGUSTINE AT 4:30

 

 

 

SHELBYVILLE HIGH SCHOOL VOLLEYBALL GAME 

SHELBYVILLE JV AND VARSITY vs TIMPSON WILL BE AT TIMPSON TONIGHT, TUESDAY, OCT. 10, AT 4:30.  

YOU WILL NEED TO BUY TICKETS ONLINE. I HAVE POSTED THE INFORMATION FOR YOU TO ACCESS.

THANKS, LISA

 

 

JH football teams will travel to Henderson Thursday the 28th. 7th grade will start at 5pm with the 8th grade game to follow. Go Dragons!

 

 

 

NOTICE OF REGULAR MEETING
Board of Trustees

Shelbyville Independent School District

September 11, 2023

A regular meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Shelbyville Independent School District will be held on
Monday, September 11, 2023, beginning at 6:00 p.m., in the Board Room of the Shelbyville Independent
School District at 5322 St. Hwy. 87 S, Shelbyville, Texas.
The subjects to be discussed or considered or upon which any formal action may be taken are listed below.
Items do not have to be taken in the same order as shown on this meeting notice. Unless removed from the
consent agenda, items identified within the consent agenda will be acted on at one time.
1. Call to order
2. Invocation and Pledge of Allegiance
3. Open forum
4. Consent agenda
a. Minutes of the August 14, 2023, and August 29, 2023, meetings of the board
b. Monthly financial reports
5. Consider for approval
a. 4H Resolution and Adjunct Faculty Request
b. School Board October Meeting Date
c. School Health Advisory Council
6. Principals’/Directors’ Reports
a. Campus events
b. Recognition of Staff and/or Students
7. Superintendent’s Reports
a. Articles of Interest
b. General Updates
8. Executive Session
a. Resignations/Employment
b. Personnel
9. Adjournment
If, during the course of the meeting, discussion of any item on the agenda should be held in a closed meeting, the
board will conduct a closed meeting in accordance with the Texas Open Meetings Act, Texas Government Code,
Chapter 551, Subchapters D and E or Texas Government Code section 418.183(f). Before any closed meeting is
convened, the presiding officer will publicly identify the section or sections of the Act authorizing the closed
meeting. All final votes, actions, or decisions will be taken in open meeting. [See BEC(LEGAL)]
This notice was posted in compliance with the Texas Open Meetings Act on September 6, 2023 at 12:00 p.m.

__________________________
Ray West, Superintendent

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

SHELBYVILLE GOLD CARD ATHLETIC PASSES

Shelbyville I.S.D. is pleased to announce that
Senior Citizens (age 65 or over)

**PROOF OF AGE AND RESIDENCE REQUIRED**

who reside in Shelbyville I.S.D.
will be admitted free of charge to all Home
Athletic Events for the 2023-2024 school year,
by presenting a Shelbyville I.S.D. Gold Card Pass.
Please come by the Shelbyville I.S.D. Administration Office
at your convenience to pick up a Gold Card.

 

SHELBYVILLE RETIREE ATHLETIC PASSES

Shelbyville I.S.D. is pleased to announce that
all Shelbyville I.S.D. retirees will be admitted

free of charge to home athletic events for the 2023-2024 school year

by presenting a special pass.

If you are a Shelbyville I.S.D. retiree and do not receive a pass
by mail, please come by the administration office

or call 598-2641.

 

 

 

 

The 2023 UIL State Track Meet was held on May 12-13, 2023 @  Mike A. Myers Stadium in Austin, TX. Emily Pharris won silver in the 800 M and Kylie Snell, Nakyia Swindle, Liela Klein and Emily Pharris won bronze in the 4x200 Relay.

 

 

The state track meet will be May 12-13, 2023 at Mike Meyers Stadium in Austin, TX. We are Dragon Proud!  

Coaches are:

 Coach Moore

Coach Thomason 

Coach Anderson

Coach McDonald

Coach Osby

 

 

 

The Shelbyville Boys Basketball team will play Friday,2/24 @ 6pm, at Henderson High School  vs Hawkins.  We are Visitors. Admission is $5 for Adults, $3 for Students, Sr. Citizen, District and Coaches passes will be accepted.

Go Dragons!

 

 

Shelbyville High School students, Maddie Lout, Travis Caporali, Ava Silva, and Aubree Camp will be competing in the 113th U.I.L. state CX debate tournament held at the University of Texas in Austin in March. In district 23AA, freshmen, Maddie and Travis placed 2nd, and seniors, Ava and Aubree placed first with Ava being awarded top speaker. “UIL debate competition motivates students and provides them with practical application for the skills they are developing,” said Jana Riggins, UIL State Debate Director. “This year’s debate topic prompted students to research and form their own thoughts and opinions on the real-world issue our government is challenged with: Resolved: The United States federal government should substantially increase its security cooperation

with the North Atlantic Treaty Organization in one or more of the following areas: artificial intelligence, biotechnology, cybersecurity.” Shelbyville Speech and Debate is coached by Emily Sowell and Crystal Harrison.

 

 

On January 4-5, Shelbyville High School seniors, Ava Silva and Aubree Camp competed in the AA U.I.L. State Congress competition held in Austin, TX. After six hours of competition on day 1, both girls earned a prestigious spot in the finals. On day 2, the top 18 competitors competed in the capitol building. Ava Silva was awarded 2nd place. Shelbyville Speech and Debate is coached by Emily Sowell and Crystal Harrison.

We are Dragon Proud!

 

 

 

S. W. Carter Elementary School students will return to school Wednesday, January 4 (instead of
Tuesday), due to ongoing repairs to damage caused by the recent freeze. Shelbyville Middle
School and Shelbyville High School students will return to school as scheduled on Tuesday,
January

 

Shelbyville Dragons Basketball Games have been changed.

Girls are cancelled today with Joaquin and rescheduled for tomorrow, Wednesday, 14 at 5:00

Boys games are cancelled with Logansport.

 

 

On Tuesday, November 8, Shelbyville students Maddie Lout, Ava Silva,
and Aubree Camp competed at the Region 7 AA U.I.L. Congress
competition held at Center First United Pentecostal Church. The U.I.L.
website describes the competition as, "An individual contest in a
large group setting. It models the legislative process of democracy,
specifically, the United States Congress. Within this mock legislative
assembly competition, contestants draft legislation (proposed laws and
position statements) submitted to the tournament, and they research
the docket of bills and resolutions dealing with real-world social and
political policies prior to the contest to prepare their speeches. At
the tournament, students caucus in committees, deliver formal
discourse on the merits and disadvantages of each piece of legislation
and vote to pass or defeat the measures they have examined.
Parliamentary procedure forms structure for the discourse, and
students extemporaneously respond to others’ arguments over the course
of a session." Maddie placed 4th as a freshman and is an alternate to
the state competition, Aubree Camp placed 2nd, qualifying for state,
and Ava Silva was awarded regional champion and outstanding presiding
officer. The state competition will be held in Austin on January 4-5.
The students and coaches would like to thank Center United Pentecostal
Church for hosting over 100 students for the competition.

We are Dragon Proud!!   Good Luck at State! 

 The Shelbyville Speech and debate team is coached by Emily Sowell.

 

 

 

THE BEST IN TEXAS

Shelbyville High School’s Emily Pharris, competed at the 2A State Cross Country
Championship, at Old Settler’s Park in Round Rock TX on Nov. 4,2022 and brought
home a gold medal. Emily is a prime example of hard work and dedication pays off.
She has shown up every day for practice whether it’s at 6:30 am or 4:30 pm after
school. On top of being the new 2A State Champion she is also a scholar student,
taking college classes on top of her high school work, and always lending a helping
hand. Before the cross country state race, I asked her how she was feeling and her
answer was real simple, “I’m just ready to be done so the faster I run the quicker I will
be finished.” As a long distance runner to be great you have to have a strong mental will
to win. Emily, out of all the kids I have coached or been around, definitely has that
mental strength! She took the lead early on in the state meet and kept it the entire time.
When Emily gets beat by someone once she rarely allows that person to beat her again
and that is something not many are able to accomplish on their own, but Emily has
shown she can do it time and time again. The whole season in fact, if she got beat by a
runner the next meet they were at together Em made it a point to go beat them. She
went from having huge leads in meets and not having enough kick to finish, to leading
an entire race and never allowing herself to take her foot off the gas. She is a natural
leader, student athlete, and all around great young person. We can’t wait to see what
she does in track and field this season and even what she does in her future. She has
made our Shelbyville family and community proud and has brought back another gold
medal to Shelbyville’s already stored tradition of winning and excellence. Way to go
Champ! We are Dragon Proud!

 

 

The Shelbyville Dragon band advanced to the State UIL Marching Finals. Our band marches at 6:45 pm tonight. 

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On Monday October 21st, the Lady Dragons and Dragons competed in the Regional Cross Country meet in Huntsville, TX. Up first, the Lady Dragons ran a great race with Emily Pharris finishing second place overall. The team came up short missing the state race by 2 team places. Emily has shown up and worked extremely hard for us everyday! We are extremely proud of her and this accomplishment. The following race were the boys who competed well. Jodavian Mathis led for the Dragons finishing the race 8th in all and qualifying for the state Meet. We are also very proud of him and his accomplishments. We will be taking these runners to Round Rock, TX on Thursday November 3rd to compete at the state Cross Country Meet on Friday November 4th. Emily will be running at 11:40am. While Jodavian will follow at 12:10 pm. These races will take place at The Old Settlers Park in Round Rock, TX. CONGRATULATIONS TO BOTH EMILY AND JODAVIAN ON THIS HUGE ACCOMPLISHMENT!!!

 

Coach Randall Thomason

Asst. Coach Mick Murry

 

 

10/24/22 FOOTBALL GAMES FOR MIDDLE SCHOOL HAS BEEN MOVED TO WEDNESDAY AT 5:00 7TH AND 8TH GRADE ONLY, SHELBYVILLE  VS TIMPSON AT SHELBYVILLE.

 

HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL GAME BETWEEN SHELBYVILLE AND TIMPSON  HAS BEEN MOVED TO THURSDAY AT 7:00 AT TIMPSON              

 

 

 

NOTICE OF REGULAR MEETING
Board of Trustees

Shelbyville Independent School District

October 3, 2022

A regular meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Shelbyville Independent School District will be held on Monday, October 3, 2022, beginning at 6:00 p.m. in the Board Room of the Shelbyville Independent School District at 5322 St. Hwy 87 S, Shelbyville, Texas.
The subjects to be discussed or considered or upon which any formal action may be taken are listed below. Items do not have to be taken in the same order as shown on this meeting notice. Unless removed from the consent agenda, items identified within the consent agenda will be acted on at one time.
1. Call to order
2. Invocation and Pledge of Allegiance
3. Open forum
4. Consent agenda
a. Minutes of the September 12, 2022 meeting of the board
b. Monthly financial reports
5. Principals Month
6. Consider for approval
a. Shelby County Appraisal District Representative
b. Safety and Security Plan
7. Principal’s/Director’s Reports
a. Campus events
b. Recognition of Staff and/or Students
8. Superintendent’s Reports
a. Annual Bilingual/ESL Evaluation
b. School Facilities and Security Update
c. Articles of Interest
d. General Updates
9. Executive Session
a. Resignations/Employment
b. Personnel
10. Adjournment
If, during the course of the meeting, discussion of any item on the agenda should be held in a closed meeting, the board will conduct a closed meeting in accordance with the Texas Open Meetings Act, Texas Government Code, Chapter 551, Subchapters D and E or Texas Government Code section 418.183(f). Before any closed meeting is convened, the presiding officer will publicly identify the section or sections of the Act authorizing the closed meeting. All final votes, actions, or decisions will be taken in open meeting. [See BEC(LEGAL)] This notice was posted in compliance with the Texas Open Meetings Act on September 28, 2022 at 3:00 p.m.

__________________________
Ray West, Superintendent

SHELBYVILLE GOLD CARD ATHLETIC PASSES

Shelbyville I.S.D. is pleased to announce that Senior Citizens (age 65 or over) **PROOF OF AGE AND RESIDENCE REQUIRED** who reside in Shelbyville I.S.D. will be admitted free of charge to all Home
Athletic Events for the 2022-2023 school year, by presenting a Shelbyville I.S.D. Gold Card Pass. Please come by the Shelbyville I.S.D. Administration Office at your convenience to pick up a Gold Card.

 

SHELBYVILLE RETIREE ATHLETIC PASSES

Shelbyville I.S.D. is pleased to announce that all Shelbyville I.S.D. retirees will be admitted free of charge to home athletic events for the 2022-2023 school year by presenting a special pass.

If you are a Shelbyville I.S.D. retiree and do not receive a pass by mail, please come by the administration office or call 598-2641.

The Texas Education Agency (TEA) released accountability rating grades for districts
and campuses throughout Texas this week. Shelbyville ISD is pleased to announce
that our school district received an ‘A’ rating for the 2021-22 school year. In addition,
Shelbyville School (S.W. Carter Elementary School, Shelbyville Middle School, and
Shelbyville High School) received a campus rating of an ‘A’ rating for the 2021-22
school year. The TEA accountability ratings are based on student performance on state
standardized tests, graduation rates, and college, career and military readiness
outcomes. The ratings are also determined by examining STAAR/EOC results to assess
student achievement, school progress and whether districts and campuses are closing
achievement gaps among various student groups. The TXSchools.gov website
contains interactive accountability rating reports and detailed reports for each district,
campus and open-enrollment charter school in the state of Texas.
Although Shelbyville ISD is proud of the continued academic success accomplished by
our students and staff, we must point out that we believe our school district is defined by
much more than the single letter grade generated by the State’s accountability rating
system. We would have been disappointed with a letter grade less than an ‘A,” but we
would not have thought any less of the outstanding accomplishments of our students
and staff in academics, extracurriculars, community service, and citizenship. Our
school district works diligently to develop well-rounded lifelong learners who display
responsibility, intelligence, compassion, leadership, stewardship, character, and
problem-solving abilities. Just as Shelbyville ISD believes our school district is much
more than a letter grade assigned by the State, SISD also believes our students are
much more than an individual score on STAAR, a letter grade on a subject test, or a
performance result in an extracurricular competition.
We value every student in Shelbyville. Working with our parents and other
stakeholders, Shelbyville ISD’s faculty and staff are committed to protecting our
students and being with them every step of the way to help navigate disappointments
and challenges and to celebrate successes, both big and small. Shelbyville students,
staff, and community will continue to work closely together to make each of us a better
person and to try and make the world a better place. We look forward to having
another outstanding school year! It is a great day to be a DRAGON!

Shelbyville ISD Recognizes School Board

 

The month of January is proclaimed School Board Recognition Month to emphasize the importance of the men and women across the state of Texas who serve on school boards.  Shelbyville I.S.D. students benefit every day from the dedication and commitment to public education of our local trustees.  Our current board members are Etola Jones, President, 12 years; Mark Bohannon, Vice-President, 8 years; Joey Lawson, Secretary, 9 years; Joe Tom Schillings, 13 years; Tim Bradshaw, 8 years;

Chris Koltonski, 6 years; and Lori Alvis, 3 years.  These men and women sit through meetings, read reports, listen to parents’ concerns, and do hard work to benefit the students and the community.  They serve without pay, giving of their time and expertise to ensure that young Texans have the skills needed for lifelong success.  These local citizens are elected by the community to make critical decisions that directly affect the future of our youth.  At this time, we say thank you to these dedicated volunteers.  We appreciate their generous sharing of time and energy.  They truly do “rise above” for our schools.  “Thank You” to the Shelbyville I.S.D. School Board.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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