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Get Involved!Parent conference
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Alice ISD Strategic Planning Facilities TaskforceRound table discussions.
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Facilities Task ForceReviewing options.
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Air Force Jr. ROTC Cadet BallCadet Ball
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Alice High School Cadet BallCadet Ball
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Four-Way Test Speech ContestFour-Way Test sponsored by Alice Rotary.
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School board approves Bond Election for $20.7MA packed school board meeting Thursday.
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Superintendent letter to Staff and CommunityLetter page 1
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Superintendent letter to Staff and CommunityLetter page 2
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Parent Conference in RobstownAlice ISD won the spirit trophy for second year in a row.
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Safety Bear Presentation at SalazarSafety and bullying program
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Meyers places 6th at San Antonio Livestock ShowCailiee Myers, a junior at Alice High School and a member of the Alice FFA Chapter placed 6th in her Finewool Lamb Class at the San Antonio Stock Show.
Alice ISD Parent/Student Quick Links
- Facilities Task Force Presentation
- Alice ISD Facilities Funding Report
- Report Bullying
- 2018-2019 District Calendar
- 2018-2019 Student Handbook & Code of Conduct
- 2018-2019 Student Handbook Forms
- Request For Parent Email
- Athletic Forms
- Food Menus
- 2018-2019 Report Card and Progress Report Schedule
- 2018-2019 Grading Guidelines
- District Accountability
- Academic Performance Report
- Academic Progress Report
- Wellness Plan
- Targeted Improvement Plan
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Teen of the Week Jan. 21 - 25Name: Maya Rose Garcia
Parents: Rose M. Garcia, Juan M. Garcia Jr.
Educational or Future Plans: I plan on attending Texas A&M Corpus Christi to pursue a Bachelor of Science (BS) in biomedical sciences, as well as the Army ROTC program to pursue a military science degree and guidance through my college years. From there I plan to go either active duty or reserve as a Commissioned Officer in the U.S. Army and obtain work experience as well as serve my country. Although there is a lot of work that needs to be put in to achieve this, I plan to take on the challenge to become successful in life.
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Teen of the Week Jan. 28 to Feb. 1Name: Sara Olivia Kubala
Parents: Kim Kubala and Marissa Kubala
Educational or Future Plans:
I plan to attend the University of Texas at San Antonio in the Fall of 2019 where I will
study Architecture and Interior Design. I hope to use that degree to become a residential
designer or work at an architectural firm to help plan the interior of homes, hotels and/or
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Teen of the Week Feb. 4 - 8Name: Lyndsey Lozano
Parents: Mother, Venessa Contreras and Father, Jose Lozano
Educational or Future Plans: With hoping to complete with an Associates degree of Science as a high school senior, I plan to go into college as a junior as my start of leaving high school. I plan to either attend the University of Texas at Austin majoring in Psychology or to attend the University of North Texas with a major of Medical Laboratory Sciences. After I complete with my bachelors degree, I plan to attend medical school in hopes of pursuing the career of an anesthesiologist. -
Teen of the Week - Feb. 11 to 15Ty Austin Carbajal
• Parents o Jo Dan Carbajal and Mark & Sonia Sanchez
• Educational or Future Plans
o I will be attending the University of Texas at Austin next fall, where I will be majoring in Biochemistry. After the completion of my undergraduate studies, I plan to attend medical school in hopes of becoming a plastic surgeon.
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Whitley, grad of 2001, appointed as Secretary of StateGovernor Greg Abbott on Dec. 17 appointed David Whitley as the 112th Secretary of State of Texas. The Secretary of State acts as Texas' chief elections officer and protocol officer for state and international affairs, and serves as liaison for the Governor on Mexican and border affairs. Whitley's appointment fills the vacancy left by outgoing Secretary of State Rolando Pablos.
“David has been an invaluable member of my administration for over a decade, both in my time as Attorney General and during the entirety of my first term as Governor,” said Governor Abbott. “He has a keen understanding of the election process, and has served as a top advisor for international relations within the Office of the Governor. I am confident that in his new role as Secretary of State, David will continue to safeguard the integrity of our elections and maintain Texas’ standing on the international stage.”
David Whitley most recently served as Deputy Chief of Staff for the Governor. Prior to that, Whitley served as Appointments Director. He began working for then-Attorney General Abbott in 2004, serving in various roles including Assistant Deputy Attorney General. He is a member of the State Bar of Texas and volunteers in the UT Law Mentorship Program. A native of Alice, Texas, he received his finance and law degrees from The University of Texas at Austin. -
Taylor honored by A&I AlumniFormer band director, Bryce Taylor, will be honored during Javelina homecoming festivities by the Texas A&I Alumni on Saturday in Kingsville.
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CONGRATULATIONS TO ALICE ISD GRADUATE DONNA ROGERS MONTEMAYOR WINS UT’S OUTSTANDING ALUMNUS AWARD
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Congratulations to Alice ISD Graduate for Winning Nobel Prize in Cancer Research
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Wysocki Appointed by GovernorGovernor Greg Abbott appointed Ashley Bradford Wysocki to the 254th Judicial District Court for a term set to expire on December 31, 2020, or until her successor shall be duly elected and qualified.
Ashley Wysocki of Dallas is an attorney at Fox Rothschild LLP. Wysocki attended Alice ISD schools.
She is a member of the American Bar Association, Dallas Bar Association, Dallas Association of Young Lawyers, and the State Bar of Texas and its Family Law Section. She is a former member of the Lubbock County Young Lawyers and West Texas Bankruptcy Association. Additionally, she is a former member of the American Red Cross South Plains Regional Chapter Board of Directors. Wysocki received a Bachelor of Arts in anthropology from The University of Texas at Austin and a Master of Business Administration and Juris Doctor degree from Texas Tech University.
This appointment is subject to Senate confirmation.
