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MISSION We ensure students and staff develop the knowledge, skills and attitudes necessary for immediate and future success,
through a cooperative effort of school, home and community
Intermediate News
GISD in the process of forming a Facilities Steering Committee (FSC), consisting of community stakeholders, to assess the facilities within GISD. The purpose of the FSC is to gain community input while we study our campus building utilization, student enrollment projections, facility conditions, campus safety and security, equity among school facilities, grade alignment structure, and to consider financial data.
The goal of the FSC is to obtain different perspectives from the entire community and have a committee that represents the interests of all students. GISD will be calling a bond election for the May 2025 election, and we value the input of our community in the process.
Gainesville ISD has scheduled the substitute orientation dates for the Fall. All subs, both new and returning, are required to attend orientation prior to being approved for employment for the 2024-25 school year.
There are multiple options available, but subs only have to attend one training. Options are 9:00- 10:00 am OR 2:00 - 3:00 pm on July 25, August 13, or August 28. Additional dates are: September 4, September 18, October 16, November 13, January 15, February 12, and March 5.
Congratulations to our students at GISD who made all "A" Honor Roll!
Congratulations to the Gainesville Intermediate 1st Six Weeks A and A/B Honor Roll students!
Dr. Stewart would like to invite our GISD parents and guardians to join the 2024-2025 Parent Advisory Committee (P.A.C.). We recognize that parental involvement is one of the cornerstones of a thriving educational community. The P.A.C. provides a platform for parents like YOU to contribute to the shaping of the future of GISD. Your insights, perspectives, and ideas are invaluable as we navigate the exciting challenges and opportunities that come with a growing city and school district.
There are four meetings scheduled for the year: October 9, December 11, February 12, April 9. All meetings are held from 5:30 - 7pm.
Each meeting will cover a variety of topics and will give you the opportunity to discuss important topics within GISD and public education.
Only the top 5.5 percent of districts in the state, including GISD, earned the honor this year.
The Texas Art Education Association (TAEA) announced the 94 winners of the 2024 District of Distinction Award. Among the list of honorees is Gainesville ISD. The districts received the honor for providing a well-rounded education that advocates and integrates visual arts curriculum to inspire creativity and build social emotional learning that connect learners to their community and beyond.
TAEA is the leading advocate for the visual arts in the state. The organization has previously honored outstanding TAEA members for work in their classrooms and districts. This is the fifth year that TAEA is honoring districts that meet rigorous criteria as evidenced from data.
For the 2024 award, over 1,200 districts were eligible to apply. Each district submitted documentation they met from the 14-point rubric over the 2023-2024 school year. Only 94 districts met the high standard and will receive the outstanding honor indicating they are in the top 5.5 percent in art education of districts in the state.