Need a high school diploma but didn't get one when you were in school because of testing?
Check out this new opportunity to receive your diploma!
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After a nomination to America's Farmers Grants For Rural Education, Sanger ISD received the only $25,000 state grant for the building of a community/school garden which will include a greenhouse and outdoor garden. Click the headline for more information.
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We have scheduled three Substitute Trainings. These will all be held in the Annex located at 409 N. 5th St. Please join us on one of the following time and date: Sept. 19 at 9:00, Oct. 3 at 9:00, or Oct. 10 at 9:00
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To protect our state’s health, TEA has asked us to help us raise awareness about preventing the spread of mosquito-borne illnesses, such as Zika, West Nile, and dengue. Mosquito activity increases with warmer weather, and so does the threat of these illnesses. TexasZika.org has free information and materials in English and Spanish.
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Parents can visit www.TexasAssessment.com and Log In with your child’s STAAR Access Code available from your campus or use the Access Code Look-up Feature at TexasAssessment.com.
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Staff members have been sending in some amazing pictures of what is going on inside and outside their classrooms. We will continually update the photo albums you can find under the Our District link at the top of district main page.
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To find a list of each of the schools' information and hours, please click the headline or picture. This information can also be found on the For Parents tab and Our School Tab on each page.
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Sanger Middle School will hold their iPad Roll Out Meetings on September 12 for 8th-graders and September 13 for 7th-graders. Parents must attend with their child. Click the headline for more information.
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On September 6, 2018 in the Board Room inside the Admin Building (601 Elm), round one of the volunteer badge photo opportunities will be taking place. Anyone who will be interacting with our students on a campus will need a badge. Examples include Mentors, Field Trip Participants, Reading Buddies, etc. Parents who are eating lunch with their students will not need a photo badge; they will stop in the office and go through Visitor Procedures.
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