SchoolMessenger
Parents, Tulia ISD is now rolling out a new product called SchoolMessenger. SchoolMessenger is a notification service which will help us notify you in the event of an emergency, weather closure, attendance alert, or just to pass along general information. The system is capable of calling, texting, or e-mailing you based on your contact preference, which you can change at any time. TISD is committed to keeping you informed, and excited to offer this service to our community. For more information and instructions to sign up, click here.
STAR Students Recognized
Junior High recognizes STAR students and teachers at Board Meeting.
EZ School Pay
Parents, now you can check your childrens cafeteria balance online. Just go to www.ezschoolpay.com to sign up!
Change Concerning Milk Choices
The USDA has issued a new ruling that schools must now offer 1% unflavored skim milk for school breakfast and lunch, click here to read more.
Parent Portal
Tulia ISD is pleased to announce the addition of the txConnect Parent Portal to the TISD website. Parents/Guardians may use the portal to monitor their child's grades and attendance on a daily basis. The portal is accessed by hovering over the Parents menu, then clicking txConnect. Parents are required to have a student portal ID code to register and gain access to their child's information.
New Vaccine Requirements
Texas adds five new immunization requirements
Children must meet new state immunization requirements before the school year begins. Five new immunization requirements, effective Aug. 1, have been added to the state's minimum vaccine requirements for school attendance.
All immunizations must be completed by the first day of attendance at public and private schools.
Cell Phones & School Zones
New law prohibits motorists from using cell phones in school zones
Motorists will now be required to adhere to more than just speed limits in school zones with the start of the new school year.
A new law prohibits motorists from using wireless communication devices, like cell phones and PDAs, unless they are hands-free, in active school zones.
