Tiger Nation… it’s time for AREA!
Your Lady Tigers are headed to the Area Playoff Series to take on Burkburnett at Graham!
📍 Graham High School
🗓 Thursday – 6:00 PM
🗓 Friday – 5:00 PM
🗓 Friday – 7:00 PM (if needed)
🎟 Tickets: https://www.grahamisd.com/27656
🚫 No cash accepted at the gate
📲 Purchase ahead of time to streamline entry, or scan the QR code at the gate upon arrival.
Let’s pack the stands and bring the energy!
Your Lady Tigers are headed to the Area Playoff Series to take on Burkburnett at Graham!
📍 Graham High School
🗓 Thursday – 6:00 PM
🗓 Friday – 5:00 PM
🗓 Friday – 7:00 PM (if needed)
🎟 Tickets: https://www.grahamisd.com/27656
🚫 No cash accepted at the gate
📲 Purchase ahead of time to streamline entry, or scan the QR code at the gate upon arrival.
Let’s pack the stands and bring the energy!
Youth Sports Summer Camp Dates Are LIVE!
Keep your kids active and engaged this summer. Learn more and register here: www.snyderisd.net/summer
Snyder ISD Board of Trustees Election Information
The following candidates have filed for positions on the Snyder ISD Board of Trustees:
Place 4
Freddie Jay Lewis
Nicholas Joel Barboza
Place 5
Haley Sue Leatherwood
Ryan Dane Hale
Mitchell Ray Silva
📍 Voting Location
College Off the Square
2210 25th Street
Snyder, TX 79549
🗳 Early Voting
April 20–28, 2026
Weekdays 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
🗳 Election Day
May 2, 2026
7:00 AM – 7:00 PM
View place maps here: https://bit.ly/snyderisdvotingmaps
The following candidates have filed for positions on the Snyder ISD Board of Trustees:
Place 4
Freddie Jay Lewis
Nicholas Joel Barboza
Place 5
Haley Sue Leatherwood
Ryan Dane Hale
Mitchell Ray Silva
📍 Voting Location
College Off the Square
2210 25th Street
Snyder, TX 79549
🗳 Early Voting
April 20–28, 2026
Weekdays 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
🗳 Election Day
May 2, 2026
7:00 AM – 7:00 PM
View place maps here: https://bit.ly/snyderisdvotingmaps
Snyder High School Parent & Student Meetings
Monday, April 20th - Snyder High School
6pm - 7pm Incoming 9th - 11th Mandatory Dual Credit Meeting + TSI, SAT, ACT Testing Info, Graduation Tracker
7pm - 8pm 12th Grade FAFSA Night + Graduation Info
Monday, April 20th - Snyder High School
6pm - 7pm Incoming 9th - 11th Mandatory Dual Credit Meeting + TSI, SAT, ACT Testing Info, Graduation Tracker
7pm - 8pm 12th Grade FAFSA Night + Graduation Info
👟 Running toward success! Strong attendance opens the door to strong academic performance, and these students are leading the way.
Congratulations to our Snyder High School 5th grading cycle attendance drawing winners:
9th Grade: Jesus Morado
10th Grade: Ainsley Greene
11th Grade: Deyami Bustos
12th Grade: Avian Torres
Each student was selected in the drawing and received a new pair of shoes valued up to $200.
Showing up matters, and these students are setting the pace.
Congratulations to our Snyder High School 5th grading cycle attendance drawing winners:
9th Grade: Jesus Morado
10th Grade: Ainsley Greene
11th Grade: Deyami Bustos
12th Grade: Avian Torres
Each student was selected in the drawing and received a new pair of shoes valued up to $200.
Showing up matters, and these students are setting the pace.
Snyder ISD is proud to welcome Mrs. Bobbie Hale as the new counselor at Snyder High School.
Mrs. Hale brings more than 25 years of experience in both teaching and comprehensive school counseling, along with a deep commitment to supporting students academically, socially, and emotionally. She holds a Master of Education in Guidance and Counseling from Angelo State University and a Bachelor of Arts from Tarleton State University, combining strong preparation with years of practical experience.
A proud graduate of Snyder High School, Mrs. Hale began her career in Snyder ISD in 1995 and has since served students in surrounding districts. This combination of homegrown roots and broader experience gives her both a strong connection to the community and a wide lens of best practices to support student success.
Mrs. Hale has extensive experience in college, career, and military readiness, including academic planning, dual credit support, FAFSA completion, and scholarship guidance. She has also led key systems such as testing coordination across multiple programs, ensuring both compliance and a strong focus on student outcomes.
In addition to her technical expertise, Mrs. Hale is known for her reliability, strong communication, and student-centered approach. She prioritizes relationships and works collaboratively with staff and families to ensure every student is supported and prepared for life after graduation.
We are excited to welcome Mrs. Hale back to Snyder ISD and look forward to the impact she will make in supporting our students and families at Snyder High School.
Mrs. Hale brings more than 25 years of experience in both teaching and comprehensive school counseling, along with a deep commitment to supporting students academically, socially, and emotionally. She holds a Master of Education in Guidance and Counseling from Angelo State University and a Bachelor of Arts from Tarleton State University, combining strong preparation with years of practical experience.
A proud graduate of Snyder High School, Mrs. Hale began her career in Snyder ISD in 1995 and has since served students in surrounding districts. This combination of homegrown roots and broader experience gives her both a strong connection to the community and a wide lens of best practices to support student success.
Mrs. Hale has extensive experience in college, career, and military readiness, including academic planning, dual credit support, FAFSA completion, and scholarship guidance. She has also led key systems such as testing coordination across multiple programs, ensuring both compliance and a strong focus on student outcomes.
In addition to her technical expertise, Mrs. Hale is known for her reliability, strong communication, and student-centered approach. She prioritizes relationships and works collaboratively with staff and families to ensure every student is supported and prepared for life after graduation.
We are excited to welcome Mrs. Hale back to Snyder ISD and look forward to the impact she will make in supporting our students and families at Snyder High School.
✨ Snyder ISD is excited to share the first of several leadership and staff announcements!
Following Board approval, Jaime Miller has been named Assistant Superintendent for the 2026–2027 school year, reinforcing the district’s commitment to strong instructional practices, cohesive systems, and meaningful support for students.
Miller brings more than 25 years of experience in education, including roles as a classroom teacher, campus principal, Executive Director of Curriculum and Instruction, and most recently Chief of Human Capital and Talent Development.
She holds a Master of Arts in Literacy from the University of Texas of the Permian Basin and a Bachelor of Science in Behavioral Science from Hardin-Simmons University.
Her career reflects a deep commitment to strengthening instruction and improving outcomes for students. She has direct experience with high-quality instructional materials, strong Tier 1 instruction, and building aligned systems through professional learning communities, professional development, and data-driven practices, allowing for immediate alignment and continuity with the work underway in Snyder ISD.
Miller has demonstrated success in leading districtwide improvement efforts, including strengthening instructional frameworks, increasing student performance, and aligning strategic plans to board priorities. Her ability to connect vision, strategy, and execution will be critical in this role.
Throughout the interview process, she emphasized a balanced approach that is “data driven but student informed,” prioritizing both measurable outcomes and the needs of students.
“Jaime Miller’s combination of instructional expertise, campus leadership, and system-level experience makes her exceptionally well-positioned to serve Snyder ISD,” said Dr. Jessica Gore, Superintendent of Snyder ISD. “She understands how to turn vision into action and has a proven record of improving outcomes for students.”
Following Board approval, Jaime Miller has been named Assistant Superintendent for the 2026–2027 school year, reinforcing the district’s commitment to strong instructional practices, cohesive systems, and meaningful support for students.
Miller brings more than 25 years of experience in education, including roles as a classroom teacher, campus principal, Executive Director of Curriculum and Instruction, and most recently Chief of Human Capital and Talent Development.
She holds a Master of Arts in Literacy from the University of Texas of the Permian Basin and a Bachelor of Science in Behavioral Science from Hardin-Simmons University.
Her career reflects a deep commitment to strengthening instruction and improving outcomes for students. She has direct experience with high-quality instructional materials, strong Tier 1 instruction, and building aligned systems through professional learning communities, professional development, and data-driven practices, allowing for immediate alignment and continuity with the work underway in Snyder ISD.
Miller has demonstrated success in leading districtwide improvement efforts, including strengthening instructional frameworks, increasing student performance, and aligning strategic plans to board priorities. Her ability to connect vision, strategy, and execution will be critical in this role.
Throughout the interview process, she emphasized a balanced approach that is “data driven but student informed,” prioritizing both measurable outcomes and the needs of students.
“Jaime Miller’s combination of instructional expertise, campus leadership, and system-level experience makes her exceptionally well-positioned to serve Snyder ISD,” said Dr. Jessica Gore, Superintendent of Snyder ISD. “She understands how to turn vision into action and has a proven record of improving outcomes for students.”
Sandra Fellows has been named Director of Special Education and MTSS (Multi-Tiered System of Supports). Fellows currently serves as a junior high principal and brings a comprehensive background that includes experience as a high school assistant principal, educational diagnostician, ARD facilitator, and classroom teacher.
Fellows holds a Master of Education as an Educational Diagnostician and a Bachelor of Arts, both from Sul Ross State University.
Currently serving as a campus principal, Fellows understands firsthand the importance of supporting campus leaders and aligning district systems to meet campus-level needs. This perspective is essential for a role that must directly partner with principals to ensure effective implementation of special education services.
As a campus leader, Fellows has focused on strengthening instruction, improving attendance, and implementing targeted interventions that have led to measurable gains in reading and math. She also brings experience building and supporting MTSS frameworks, which directly aligns with the district’s priority to launch and strengthen MTSS in the coming year. Her ability to use data, monitor progress, and drive targeted interventions positions her well to lead this work at a systems level.
Fellows is known for a balanced leadership approach. She works alongside teams to build capacity while also ensuring compliance, coherence, and accountability across systems and practices.
“Sandra Fellows brings a unique combination of special education expertise and campus leadership,” said Dr. Jessica Gore, Superintendent of Snyder ISD. “Her experience will help strengthen systems, support campuses, and improve outcomes for all learners.”
Fellows holds a Master of Education as an Educational Diagnostician and a Bachelor of Arts, both from Sul Ross State University.
Currently serving as a campus principal, Fellows understands firsthand the importance of supporting campus leaders and aligning district systems to meet campus-level needs. This perspective is essential for a role that must directly partner with principals to ensure effective implementation of special education services.
As a campus leader, Fellows has focused on strengthening instruction, improving attendance, and implementing targeted interventions that have led to measurable gains in reading and math. She also brings experience building and supporting MTSS frameworks, which directly aligns with the district’s priority to launch and strengthen MTSS in the coming year. Her ability to use data, monitor progress, and drive targeted interventions positions her well to lead this work at a systems level.
Fellows is known for a balanced leadership approach. She works alongside teams to build capacity while also ensuring compliance, coherence, and accountability across systems and practices.
“Sandra Fellows brings a unique combination of special education expertise and campus leadership,” said Dr. Jessica Gore, Superintendent of Snyder ISD. “Her experience will help strengthen systems, support campuses, and improve outcomes for all learners.”
🌟 It’s National Assistant Principals Week, and Snyder ISD has some of the absolute BEST in the business!
While much of their work happens "behind the scenes," their impact is seen in every hallway, classroom, and student success story across our district. From navigating logistics to supporting teachers and mentoring students, these leaders are the backbone of our schools.
Please join us in saying a HUGE thank you to our incredible Assistant Principals:
Snyder Primary School
• Mrs. Lewis
• Mr. McCormick
Snyder Intermediate School
• Mrs. Solis
Snyder Junior High School
• Mrs. Arnwine
• Mr. White
Snyder High School
• Mrs. Derryberry
• Mr. Morton
Thank you all for your dedication, your heart for our students, and for everything you do to keep Snyder ISD running strong!
While much of their work happens "behind the scenes," their impact is seen in every hallway, classroom, and student success story across our district. From navigating logistics to supporting teachers and mentoring students, these leaders are the backbone of our schools.
Please join us in saying a HUGE thank you to our incredible Assistant Principals:
Snyder Primary School
• Mrs. Lewis
• Mr. McCormick
Snyder Intermediate School
• Mrs. Solis
Snyder Junior High School
• Mrs. Arnwine
• Mr. White
Snyder High School
• Mrs. Derryberry
• Mr. Morton
Thank you all for your dedication, your heart for our students, and for everything you do to keep Snyder ISD running strong!
Reminder for families:
There will be no school on Friday, April 3 or Monday, April 6.
We hope you enjoy a restful Easter weekend with your family! 🐣🌷
View the district calendar here: www.snyderisd.net/calendar
There will be no school on Friday, April 3 or Monday, April 6.
We hope you enjoy a restful Easter weekend with your family! 🐣🌷
View the district calendar here: www.snyderisd.net/calendar
Snyder ISD Community Notice:
While our campuses are closed for Spring Break this week, First Responder Training will take place at Snyder Primary School on Monday and Tuesday.
During this time, you may notice an increased presence of law enforcement and other first responders on campus. Please be aware that this is only a training exercise being conducted in partnership with local emergency personnel.
We appreciate your support as we work together with our local emergency services to keep Snyder ISD schools and community members safe.
While our campuses are closed for Spring Break this week, First Responder Training will take place at Snyder Primary School on Monday and Tuesday.
During this time, you may notice an increased presence of law enforcement and other first responders on campus. Please be aware that this is only a training exercise being conducted in partnership with local emergency personnel.
We appreciate your support as we work together with our local emergency services to keep Snyder ISD schools and community members safe.
Reminder! Spring Break starts NOW! Enjoy the break, Tigers. We will see everyone back on March 23.
If you are staying in town, there are still a few events happening this week:
March 17: SHS Softball @ Estacado (Starting at 11 am); SHS Baseball @ Memorial (Starting at 1 pm)
March 18: College & Career Shirt Day
March 19: SJHS Track @ Greenwood
March 20: SHS Softball vs Lake View (Starting at 11 am); SHS Baseball vs Estacado (Starting at 1 pm)
March 21: SHS Track @ Abilene
Have a safe and relaxing week and GO TIGERS!
If you are staying in town, there are still a few events happening this week:
March 17: SHS Softball @ Estacado (Starting at 11 am); SHS Baseball @ Memorial (Starting at 1 pm)
March 18: College & Career Shirt Day
March 19: SJHS Track @ Greenwood
March 20: SHS Softball vs Lake View (Starting at 11 am); SHS Baseball vs Estacado (Starting at 1 pm)
March 21: SHS Track @ Abilene
Have a safe and relaxing week and GO TIGERS!
Reminder! Friday, March 6, is a student holiday and a professional development day for staff.
Families, we use every minute of these days to learn, collaborate, and strengthen our practices so we can be at our very best for your students.
Please note that campus front office staff will also be in training for a portion of the morning. During that time, campus phone lines will be temporarily routed to the Administration Office. If you need assistance, you are welcome to call or stop by the Administration Office at 2901 37th Street.
Families, we use every minute of these days to learn, collaborate, and strengthen our practices so we can be at our very best for your students.
Please note that campus front office staff will also be in training for a portion of the morning. During that time, campus phone lines will be temporarily routed to the Administration Office. If you need assistance, you are welcome to call or stop by the Administration Office at 2901 37th Street.
A colorful afternoon at Snyder Primary School!
On Thursday, SPS hosted its Student of the Week/Month Celebration for the last six weeks. A total of 57 students were invited to participate in the special recognition event.
Students had the chance to celebrate their hard work and positive example while getting creative. Art Teacher Mitzy Young led the group in a fun tie-dye bag activity, giving each student a chance to design something unique to take home.
It was a bright and joyful way to recognize students who are making a difference on campus. ❤️
Many sticks closer!
Snyder High School Health Science students held a phlebotomy clinic yesterday to sharpen their skills and practice blood draws as part of their preparation to earn their phlebotomy certification.
The Health Science program is a strong pathway for students interested in exploring careers in healthcare. Through hands-on learning and real-world practice, students build the skills and confidence needed to work in medical settings.
Upon successful completion of the program, students can graduate from high school with their phlebotomy certification. That certification can open the door to immediate employment after graduation or serve as a stepping stone toward further education and opportunities in the healthcare field.
Teachers who completed the mini benchmark window received a sweet surprise today with a Minnie Mouse–themed delivery of mini donuts. It was a fun way to celebrate wrapping up an important checkpoint in the school year and bring a little “happiest place on earth” energy to campus.
While the celebration was lighthearted, the work behind it is meaningful. Benchmarks provide teachers with valuable insight into what students understand, where additional support may be needed, and how instruction can be adjusted to help every student succeed.
A little celebration for a job well done and important work that helps guide learning in the classroom.
Snyder High School is excited to welcome our future Tigers for two special events designed to help students and families prepare for the transition to high school!
📅 Thursday, February 19
🕘 9:00–11:00 AM
Incoming 8th-grade students will visit SHS during the school day to learn about Programs of Study and hear directly from current SHS students about what to expect.
Students from outside of SISD who plan to attend SHS are welcome too - please check in through the main office.
📅 Thursday, February 26
🕠 5:30–7:00 PM
Parent & Student Night
Meet campus leadership and counselors and explore:
• Academic Programs of Study
• Athletics
• Fine Arts
• Other opportunities at SHS
Students can even earn prizes!
New to Snyder ISD? This is a great opportunity to learn more about enrollment and what makes SHS such a special place.
We can’t wait to welcome the Class of 2030!
📅 Thursday, February 19
🕘 9:00–11:00 AM
Incoming 8th-grade students will visit SHS during the school day to learn about Programs of Study and hear directly from current SHS students about what to expect.
Students from outside of SISD who plan to attend SHS are welcome too - please check in through the main office.
📅 Thursday, February 26
🕠 5:30–7:00 PM
Parent & Student Night
Meet campus leadership and counselors and explore:
• Academic Programs of Study
• Athletics
• Fine Arts
• Other opportunities at SHS
Students can even earn prizes!
New to Snyder ISD? This is a great opportunity to learn more about enrollment and what makes SHS such a special place.
We can’t wait to welcome the Class of 2030!
Although School Resource Officer Appreciation Day was officially Sunday, we made sure our SROs felt the appreciation first thing this morning. ☀️
SHS Tennis Update 🎾 Another strong showing for the Tigers!
Sarah battled her way to a 2nd-place finish, falling just short to Randall High School’s No. 1 singles player, who qualified for state in Girls Doubles last year.
In the consolation finals, it was an all-Tiger matchup. Bea and Anna faced teammates Avery and Cerise in a competitive battle that showcased the depth of our program. Bea and Anna came out on top, but it was a win for the whole team seeing Tigers push Tigers.
Sarah battled her way to a 2nd-place finish, falling just short to Randall High School’s No. 1 singles player, who qualified for state in Girls Doubles last year.
Sarah battled her way to a 2nd-place finish, falling just short to Randall High School’s No. 1 singles player, who qualified for state in Girls Doubles last year.
In the consolation finals, it was an all-Tiger matchup. Bea and Anna faced teammates Avery and Cerise in a competitive battle that showcased the depth of our program. Bea and Anna came out on top, but it was a win for the whole team seeing Tigers push Tigers.
Sarah battled her way to a 2nd-place finish, falling just short to Randall High School’s No. 1 singles player, who qualified for state in Girls Doubles last year.
A little gift of time is headed our way.
Just a reminder that there is no school on Friday or Monday in observance of the Presidents' Day weekend.
We hope our students and staff enjoy a few extra days to rest, recharge, and spend time with the people who matter most. Whether that means catching up on sleep, heading out of town, or simply slowing down at home, we hope it’s a good reset.
We will see everyone back on Tuesday, ready to learn and lead. 💛
Just a reminder that there is no school on Friday or Monday in observance of the Presidents' Day weekend.
We hope our students and staff enjoy a few extra days to rest, recharge, and spend time with the people who matter most. Whether that means catching up on sleep, heading out of town, or simply slowing down at home, we hope it’s a good reset.
We will see everyone back on Tuesday, ready to learn and lead. 💛
