This weekend, several volunteers from Evergreen - SISD Research and Retail Greenhouse and the Snyder Intermediate School STEAM Team participated in the Keep Snyder Beautiful Fall Sweep cleanup. Evergreen replanted all the pots around the square and at City Hall with fall foliage, while the STEAM Team helped clean up the pocket park and paint around the square. We appreciate the work that all of the volunteers put in to spruce up our community!
3 days ago, Snyder ISD
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Tuesday was junior high night at the Lady Tiger Volleyball game. We can't wait to see what the future holds for these talented student-athletes! Go Tigers!
6 days ago, Snyder ISD
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PSAT Testing -- Wednesday, Oct. 9

Sophomores and Juniors:

The PSAT (Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test) will be offered on Wednesday, Oct. 9 in the SHS library. The PSAT will help prepare you to take the SAT college entrance exam, which should be taken in the semester before you plan to apply to college.

The PSAT/NMSQT is the only qualifying test for the National Merit® Scholarship Program, an academic competition for recognition and scholarships conducted by National Merit Scholarship Corporation (NMSC). Only juniors can qualify for a National Merit Scholarship.

Please sign up by Monday, Sept. 16 @ 4:00. Testing availability is limited.
20 days ago, Snyder ISD
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This afternoon, Snyder Junior High Administration received information about a threat from a student (not associated with Monday’s incident). Students were discussing yesterday’s events, and a student allegedly made a threatening statement. Police responded immediately. The student was searched, and no weapons were found. After questioning, no intent to harm students was discovered. All students are safe, and the issue has been addressed. We ask all parents and guardians to remind their children that comments which may seem like harmless jokes, sarcastic remarks, or statements made out of frustration can trigger serious responses from school officials and law enforcement. Such comments can lead to disciplinary action and even criminal charges. In light of recent events nationwide, both the district and law enforcement maintain a zero-tolerance policy toward threats or any joking about violence. It’s important to have a conversation with your children about the seriousness of making remarks related to violence at school and the potential consequences of such behavior. We are grateful to the student(s) who brought this concern to our attention. If you see or hear anything suspicious or dangerous, please report it immediately to the school administration or contact 911. For non-urgent concerns, you can submit a report using the “See Something, Say Something” form available at www.snyderisd.net/safety. Together, we can continue to foster a safe and supportive learning environment while helping our students grow into responsible future leaders.
23 days ago, Snyder ISD
UPDATE: 9/10/24, 6:35 AM
Overnight developments brought to the attention of school administration concerning messages shared on TikTok warranted immediate response and additional investigation. This led to a response from the Snyder Police Department and contact with the parent/guardian and student involved.

While we cannot prevent us from discussing the discipline of specific individuals, we want to assure our community that any student found responsible for making threats of violence will face serious consequences in accordance with district policy and applicable law.

Safety remains our top priority, and we will continue to work with law enforcement and take all necessary measures to protect our students and staff. Again, we appreciate the collaboration from our community in reporting any suspicious or concerning behavior. If you witness or hear about suspicious or dangerous behavior, please report it immediately to school administration or call 911. For non-urgent concerns, you can also submit a report using the “See Something, Say Something” form available at www.snyderisd.net/safety.

ORIGINAL POST: Snyder Junior High School administration was alerted to information circulating that a student intended to bring a weapon to the junior high campus. In response, campus administrators, the school counselor, and the Snyder Police Department immediately launched a thorough investigation. After careful review, it was determined that this was not a credible threat. Per our request, there will be an increased police presence on the junior high campus tomorrow as an additional precaution.

Ensuring the safety of our school community is a shared responsibility. We rely on students, staff, and families to report any potential threats or concerns to the appropriate authorities. We are grateful for the individuals who took swift action by notifying us, which allowed us to promptly address the situation.

If you witness or hear about suspicious or dangerous behavior, please report it immediately to school administration or call 911. For non-urgent concerns, you can also submit a report using the “See Something, Say Something” form available at www.snyderisd.net/safety. Please report any information related to weapons, threats, fights, drugs, self-harm, suicide, harassment, bullying, or any other concerning behavior, whether shared in person or online.
24 days ago, Snyder ISD
Last week, Snyder Independent School District National Junior Honor Society (NJHS) and Advanced Culinary Arts students represented us well (by waiting tables and working in the kitchen) at the Snyder Lions Club 100th Anniversary event. Great job, Tigers! 🙌🏼🖤🌟
about 1 month ago, Valerie Morris
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Reminder! No school on Friday, August 23rd. Have a safe weekend! View the district calendar here: www.snyderisd.net/calendar
about 1 month ago, Snyder ISD
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Starting Friday, June 14, families can log in to Skyward to gain insights into their child’s 2024 3rd-8th grade STAAR results. Discover how your child tackled test questions and get personalized resources to support learning at home. Don’t miss out—Log In & Learn More! 
Login instructions: https://www.snyderisd.net/article/1634604
4 months ago, Snyder ISD
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If you are NEW to Snyder ISD, welcome to the Tiger Family! We hope to make the enrollment and registration process as easy as possible. Here are some steps you can take now to get set for the school year.

1️⃣ New Student Enrollment - Open Now!
Students who were not enrolled in a Snyder ISD school at the close of the 23-24 school year are considered new students. You can begin the enrollment process online or visit the school your child will be attending anytime Monday through Thursday between 8 am - 3:30 pm. Please have the necessary paperwork on hand ( www.snyderisd.net/welcome) so we can have a successful enrollment process!

2️⃣ Online Registration Verification for All Students - Opens July 15th
This is required for all students (new and returning) and will open in Skyward on July 15th. We will release more information as the date approaches.

3️⃣ Back to School HQ
For Back to School resources, visit our Back to School HQ! You will find school supply lists, start & release times, dress codes, calendars, and more. www.snyderisd.net/backtoschool.

If you have any questions, please contact your child's campus or email questions@snyderisd.net. Offices are open Monday-Thursday from 7:30am - 4:30 pm during the summer. We will be closed July 3rd - 5th for the holiday.

Go Tigers!
4 months ago, Snyder ISD
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Snyder Tiger Youth Tennis Camp time change for Tuesday! Tennis camp will be delayed today due to the rain. Camp for 5th-9th grades will be from 1-3 pm and 1st- 4th grades from 3-5 pm. ❤️🎾
4 months ago, Snyder ISD
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Congratulations to SHS graduates Tymrie Collier and Whitley Anderson! Tymrie landed a $20,000 scholarship from the Houston Livestock Show, and Rodeo and Whitley scored a $20,000 scholarship from the San Antonio Livestock Show, both through Texas FFA. Tymrie and Whitley showcased their successful FFA careers, including LDE (Leadership Development Events) and CDE (Career Development Events), through rigorous application and interview processes. Congratulations on being recognized among the best of the best in Texas! #snydertigers #FFA #TexasFFA
4 months ago, Snyder ISD
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The Lady Tigers Basketball and Snyder Tigers Golf Programs wrapped up their youth camps today. Our coaches and players look forward to these camps each summer – they get to share their love for the sport with young student-athletes!
The future of Tiger Nation is BRIGHT! 🌟 Lady Tiger Softball camp is up next! Don't miss out: www.snyderisd.net/summer
4 months ago, Snyder ISD
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Starting Friday, June 7, Texas families can log in to the district’s parent portal to access their child’s 2024 STAAR End-of-Course results. Dive into your child’s scores to ensure they’re on track for graduation. Gain valuable insights into your child’s performance—Log In & Learn More! Login instructions: https://www.snyderisd.net/article/1634604
4 months ago, Snyder ISD
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Dr. Jessica Gore, Snyder ISD's new Chief Academic Officer, visited campuses this week to see the summer programs in action! Here's what she had to say:

"I’m excited to share that our primary and intermediate schools are buzzing with energy as we dive into the second week of our summer learning program! From individualized small group activities to collaborative group learning, our students are making the most of their summer break while keeping their minds sharp.

A big shoutout to our dedicated teachers and staff who are working tirelessly to make learning fun and impactful. Thank you to Mrs. Ceballos, Ms. Porta, Ms. Christensen, Mrs. Hough, Mrs. Torres, and Coach Cantu! 💪🏼

Parents, thank you for your continued support. Together, we're making this a summer to remember! " 🌟
#snydertigers
4 months ago, Snyder ISD
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With the conclusion of the softball state tournament, TGCA has released the names of those receiving All-State Honors. Coach Cummings is proud to announce that 3 student-athletes received these honors. First, Faith Rosas received Academic All-State for having a 95 average for her high school career. Second, Micaela Martinez and Sydnee Gomez were selected to receive Softball All-State. These are very prestigious awards that these athletes have worked very hard to obtain. Please congratulate these girls when you see them! GO LADY TIGERS!
4 months ago, Valerie Morris
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If you are joining us for summer school, please take note of this important information!

Dates: May 28 - June 27
Monday - Thursday
8 a.m. - 12 p.m.

Requirements to attend summer school:
Elementary - common assessment data, less than 90% attendance, or teacher recommendation
Junior High - Fail 2 core subjects or less than 90% attendance
High School - Fail core class - credit recovery
Less than 90% attendance

If you did not get a confirmation from the transportation department and your child needs to ride the bus, please make arrangements for the first day of school and call them at 325-574-8950 on Tuesday morning.
Any Snyder ISD student who is required to attend summer school will not be allowed to attend any Snyder ISD sports camps or strength and conditioning programs that interfere with summer school. Strong students make successful athletes!
4 months ago, Snyder ISD
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Tiger Athletes, summer strength and conditioning schedules are live! Don't miss this opportunity to outwork the competition! Don't forget, you must complete your Rank One account to participate. Learn more ➡️ www.snyderisd.net/summer.
4 months ago, Snyder ISD
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If you are joining us for summer school, please take note of this important information!

Dates: May 28 - June 27, 2024
Monday - Thursday
8 a.m. - 12 p.m.

Requirements to attend summer school:
Elementary - common assessment data/teacher recommendation
Junior High - Fail 2 core subjects
High School - Fail core class - credit recovery
Less than 90% attendance

Any Snyder ISD student who is required to attend summer school will not be allowed to attend any Snyder ISD sports camps or strength and conditioning programs that interfere with summer school. Strong students make successful athletes!
4 months ago, Snyder ISD
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On Wednesday, SHS announced the Valedictorian & Salutatorian for the Snyder High School Class of 2024. Congratulations to Valedictorian Carlos Galindo and Salutatorian Easton Stewart! Both of these students excelled academically while also being successful in multiple extracurricular activities. Family, friends, and teachers will gather at the Coliseum at 7 pm on Friday to celebrate the accomplishments of the SHS Senior class of 2024. We are proud of each of you and look forward to seeing you achieve great things in the future! #seniors2024🎓 #tigernation #snydertigers #webelieveinsisd
4 months ago, Snyder ISD
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Please join us in congratulating the Dual Language Program Class of 2024!

Snyder Intermediate School graduated its THIRD cohort of students who completed 6 years of the Dual-Language Program. Beginning in Kindergarten, these students embarked on an immersive program to learn in both English and Spanish with the goal of becoming biliterate, bilingual, and bicultural.

By the 5th grade, students are taking English Language Arts, Spanish Language Arts, and Math. Students learn Science and Social Studies in Spanish! Congratulations graduates!

#duallanguage #bilingualeducation #webelieveinsisd #snydertigers #snydertexas
5 months ago, Snyder ISD
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