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. 💛
We are proud to recognize our Snyder Primary School Minga Leaders of the Month!
Minga is used districtwide, with age-appropriate incentives and responsibilities across grade levels. At Snyder Primary, it helps us celebrate students who model positive behavior and live out our Leader in Me habits each day. Students earn points for demonstrating leadership, responsibility, teamwork, and kindness.
Minga also keeps families informed when improvement is needed, strengthening the partnership between school and home.
We are proud of these students for the example they set and the leadership they show in our classrooms, on the playground, and in hallways.
Keep up the great work!
Reminder! Friday, February 6, 2026, is a professional development day for staff. There is no school for students.
Yesterday, after students had been dismissed, a report was received at the Primary Campus regarding a student who was reported to be carrying a gun.
A law enforcement officer who was already on site immediately responded and searched the student’s backpack in the parking lot. The item was determined to be a toy gun (Orbeez, per the officer) that had been painted black. No firearm was found.
Campus administration and law enforcement responded promptly. The district continues to work closely with law enforcement, and any consequences will be handled in accordance with the Student Code of Conduct.
We want to be clear that this situation was taken seriously and addressed immediately. We also ask families to partner with us by talking with their children about safety and the importance of never bringing toy guns or look-alike items to school or school-related events. Items that resemble weapons can create fear and confusion, even when they are not real.
If you see something, say something. If there is an immediate concern, contact campus administration or law enforcement right away. For non-urgent concerns, reports can be submitted at www.snyderisd.net/stopit.
The safety of our students and staff remains our highest priority. Thank you for your continued support and vigilance as we work together to keep our schools safe.
It's opening night for the SJH Theatre production of "Wiley and the Hairy Man"!!!
Our students have worked countless hours to create a fun show for all. We want to invite all of you to see our magical performance tonight or tomorrow at 6 pm!
Doors open at 5:30. Admission is free. Donations are welcome.
Snyder ISD is now accepting applications for Board of Trustees seats 1, 4, and 5 through February 13, 2026.
If you are considering running, you are encouraged to attend an informational meeting led by Snyder ISD Board of Trustees President Brad Hinton to learn more about board service. Topics will include the Board Code of Ethics, campaign requirements, board operating expectations, and required training for elected trustees.
Board Candidate Informational Meeting
Thursday, February 5, 2026
6:00 pm
Snyder Chamber of Commerce Conference Room
This meeting is designed to provide clarity, answer questions, and help potential candidates better understand the responsibilities and expectations of serving on the Snyder ISD Board of Trustees.
If you have ever considered serving your community in this way, this training is a great place to start.
Learn more about the Snyder ISD Board of Trustees, place boundaries, and more by visiting our website at www.snyderisd.net/boardoftrustees.
If you are considering running, you are encouraged to attend an informational meeting led by Snyder ISD Board of Trustees President Brad Hinton to learn more about board service. Topics will include the Board Code of Ethics, campaign requirements, board operating expectations, and required training for elected trustees.
Board Candidate Informational Meeting
Thursday, February 5, 2026
6:00 pm
Snyder Chamber of Commerce Conference Room
This meeting is designed to provide clarity, answer questions, and help potential candidates better understand the responsibilities and expectations of serving on the Snyder ISD Board of Trustees.
If you have ever considered serving your community in this way, this training is a great place to start.
Learn more about the Snyder ISD Board of Trustees, place boundaries, and more by visiting our website at www.snyderisd.net/boardoftrustees.
Snyder ISD continues to closely monitor weather and road conditions as we plan for Wednesday, January 28. At this time, no final decision has been made. District leadership is actively evaluating options and plans to provide an update by 5:00 pm today.
Several factors are still at play, including the extent to which roads have been cleared and treated, surface conditions, and air temperatures throughout the afternoon and evening. Brief periods above freezing and any sunshine can help improve road conditions. However, those improvements can be temporary and depend on how much progress is made before temperatures drop again. Forecasts currently indicate temperatures falling back below freezing tonight, which may lead to refreezing, particularly on bridges, shaded areas, and less-traveled routes.
Our operations team continues working throughout the district, monitoring conditions on campuses, clearing parking lots and sidewalks, checking facilities, and addressing any issues as they arise to ensure buildings are safe and ready for students and staff.
As we evaluate our options, we carefully consider bus route and bus stop safety, staff driving in from out of town, teen drivers traveling to and from school, the wide range of vehicles families rely on, student access to meals and warm facilities, the impact schedule changes have on families, and instructional time for students. All of these factors are weighed together to make the safest and most responsible decision possible.
Thank you for your patience as we continue monitoring conditions and work toward a decision, which will be shared by 5:00 pm today.
Several factors are still at play, including the extent to which roads have been cleared and treated, surface conditions, and air temperatures throughout the afternoon and evening. Brief periods above freezing and any sunshine can help improve road conditions. However, those improvements can be temporary and depend on how much progress is made before temperatures drop again. Forecasts currently indicate temperatures falling back below freezing tonight, which may lead to refreezing, particularly on bridges, shaded areas, and less-traveled routes.
Our operations team continues working throughout the district, monitoring conditions on campuses, clearing parking lots and sidewalks, checking facilities, and addressing any issues as they arise to ensure buildings are safe and ready for students and staff.
As we evaluate our options, we carefully consider bus route and bus stop safety, staff driving in from out of town, teen drivers traveling to and from school, the wide range of vehicles families rely on, student access to meals and warm facilities, the impact schedule changes have on families, and instructional time for students. All of these factors are weighed together to make the safest and most responsible decision possible.
Thank you for your patience as we continue monitoring conditions and work toward a decision, which will be shared by 5:00 pm today.
Our operations team keeps everything running behind the scenes. From salting sidewalks in anticipation of winter weather to every day repairs, we appreciate all they do to support our schools each day!
Mrs. Thamez’s first-grade dual language class was practicing 1 more, 10 more, 1 less, and 10 less with a partner. It was wonderful to see students helping and teaching one another while building their math skills. Hands-on activities like these keep learning engaging and meaningful at Snyder Primary School!
Applicants, substitutes, and current employees may have received an email stating that their application with Snyder ISD was deactivated. This message was sent by the former applicant management host as part of our transition to a new applicant management system.
If you are currently employed with Snyder ISD, no action is required. Your employment status is not impacted.
If you would like to apply for a new position or be considered for future openings, please complete a new application in the updated system. The new platform is more user friendly, faster to complete, and designed to make the process smoother from start to finish!
Apply online at www.snyderisd.net/careers. We are excited about this transition and look forward to connecting with you!
If you are currently employed with Snyder ISD, no action is required. Your employment status is not impacted.
If you would like to apply for a new position or be considered for future openings, please complete a new application in the updated system. The new platform is more user friendly, faster to complete, and designed to make the process smoother from start to finish!
Apply online at www.snyderisd.net/careers. We are excited about this transition and look forward to connecting with you!
Snyder High School Campus Spotlight: Texas Association of Future Educators (TAFE)
Each month, at the Snyder ISD Board of Trustees meeting, a different campus is invited to share the excellent learning experiences happening across Snyder ISD. This month, SHS students proudly shared how TAFE is helping them explore the teaching profession, build leadership skills, and prepare for future careers in education.
During their presentation, students shared that TAFE is a student organization designed to introduce and inspire future educators. Snyder High School recently competed at the Area 7 Conference on November 18, where twelve teams advanced to the Teach Tomorrow Summit and State competition. The Teach Tomorrow Summit will be held in Dallas on February 26–28, and these students are preparing to represent Snyder ISD on a statewide stage. The presentation also recognized the many state-qualifying events and students, ranging from lesson planning and educational leadership to children’s literature and interactive bulletin boards.
Their presentation left us excited and inspired about the future of education!
Each month, at the Snyder ISD Board of Trustees meeting, a different campus is invited to share the excellent learning experiences happening across Snyder ISD. This month, SHS students proudly shared how TAFE is helping them explore the teaching profession, build leadership skills, and prepare for future careers in education.
During their presentation, students shared that TAFE is a student organization designed to introduce and inspire future educators. Snyder High School recently competed at the Area 7 Conference on November 18, where twelve teams advanced to the Teach Tomorrow Summit and State competition. The Teach Tomorrow Summit will be held in Dallas on February 26–28, and these students are preparing to represent Snyder ISD on a statewide stage. The presentation also recognized the many state-qualifying events and students, ranging from lesson planning and educational leadership to children’s literature and interactive bulletin boards.
Their presentation left us excited and inspired about the future of education!
Snyder High School recently competed in a UIL Academics meet in Midland. Our students earned top team finishes and strong individual results, showing the depth of talent and dedication across our academic programs. Even better, there is still room for a few more students to jump in. If you know a student who might be interested in UIL Academics, encourage them to reach out to Mr. Jaimes or Mr. Gillespie to learn more.
Congratulations to the following students:
2nd Place Academic Sweepstakes
2nd Place Speech and Debate Team
1st Place Journalism Team
Accounting
Brylee McKay 1st
Copy Editing
Beatrice Kerr 1st
Esai Salazar 2nd
Ian McLeod 4th
Domestic Extemporaneous Speaking
Dagan Carthel 3rd
Jaxon Angeley 4th
Dominic Tribenia 5th
Editorial Writing
Ian McLeod 2nd
Foreign Extemporaneous Speaking
Dagan Carthel 2nd
Jaxon Angeley 3rd
Dominic Tribenia 5th
Headline Writing
Xachariah Johnson 1st
Ian McLeod 2nd
Beatrice Kerr 3rd
Esai Salazar 4th
Lincoln-Douglas Debate
Xachariah Johnson Semifinalist
Literary Criticism
Aven Herrley 1st
Science
Beatrice Kerr 3rd
Congratulations to all of our participants. Let’s keep the momentum going and participation growing.
Congratulations to the following students:
2nd Place Academic Sweepstakes
2nd Place Speech and Debate Team
1st Place Journalism Team
Accounting
Brylee McKay 1st
Copy Editing
Beatrice Kerr 1st
Esai Salazar 2nd
Ian McLeod 4th
Domestic Extemporaneous Speaking
Dagan Carthel 3rd
Jaxon Angeley 4th
Dominic Tribenia 5th
Editorial Writing
Ian McLeod 2nd
Foreign Extemporaneous Speaking
Dagan Carthel 2nd
Jaxon Angeley 3rd
Dominic Tribenia 5th
Headline Writing
Xachariah Johnson 1st
Ian McLeod 2nd
Beatrice Kerr 3rd
Esai Salazar 4th
Lincoln-Douglas Debate
Xachariah Johnson Semifinalist
Literary Criticism
Aven Herrley 1st
Science
Beatrice Kerr 3rd
Congratulations to all of our participants. Let’s keep the momentum going and participation growing.
⏰ Reminder: Applications Close This Friday ⏰
There is still time to apply for one of Snyder ISD’s Superintendent Advisory Committees. Details are shared in the post below, and the application window closes Friday, January 16.
🎓 Student Advisory Committee (Grades 3–12): https://bit.ly/SnyderISDStudentAdvisoryCommittee
👥 Community Advisory Committee: https://bit.ly/SnyderISDCommunityAdvisoryCommittee
If you are interested in sharing your voice and helping inform our work, we encourage you to apply before the deadline. Learn more: https://www.snyderisd.net/article/2617596
There is still time to apply for one of Snyder ISD’s Superintendent Advisory Committees. Details are shared in the post below, and the application window closes Friday, January 16.
🎓 Student Advisory Committee (Grades 3–12): https://bit.ly/SnyderISDStudentAdvisoryCommittee
👥 Community Advisory Committee: https://bit.ly/SnyderISDCommunityAdvisoryCommittee
If you are interested in sharing your voice and helping inform our work, we encourage you to apply before the deadline. Learn more: https://www.snyderisd.net/article/2617596
They’re back. And the woods are calling. 🌲🎭
We’re excited to welcome audiences back to the stage for this year’s Snyder Junior High Theatre production, Wiley and the Hairy Man by Suzan Zeder.
📍 Snyder Junior High Cafetorium
🗓 Friday, January 30 and Saturday, January 31
⏰ 6:00 pm
Come support our young performers and experience an evening where imagination flickers like lantern light in the trees. ✨
Produced by special arrangement with The Dramatic Publishing Company.
We’re excited to welcome audiences back to the stage for this year’s Snyder Junior High Theatre production, Wiley and the Hairy Man by Suzan Zeder.
📍 Snyder Junior High Cafetorium
🗓 Friday, January 30 and Saturday, January 31
⏰ 6:00 pm
Come support our young performers and experience an evening where imagination flickers like lantern light in the trees. ✨
Produced by special arrangement with The Dramatic Publishing Company.
Snyder High School’s Growth and Human Development classes are getting hands on with real world learning. Students recently practiced swaddling and changing diapers, building practical skills while gaining a better understanding of infant care.
This course focuses on human development from infancy through adulthood studying physical, emotional, and social growth. Lessons connect classroom learning to everyday life, helping students develop skills and awareness they will carry beyond high school.
We are excited to welcome Tiffany Gonzales back to Snyder ISD to teach Spanish at Snyder Junior High! There is something special about coming full circle, and we are proud to have Tiffany returning to the community that helped shape her.
Ms. Gonzales is a bilingual educator who earned her associate degree from Western Texas College and her bachelor’s degree in Psychology with a minor in Social Work at Texas Tech University. Her academic background reflects a strong foundation in communication and child development, and a love of learning.
As a first-year teacher, Ms. Gonzales brings fresh energy, a deep connection to Snyder, and a heart for working with children and families. We are excited to support her as she begins this new chapter and grows as an educator.
Please join us in welcoming Ms. Gonzales back to the Tiger Family.
Ms. Gonzales is a bilingual educator who earned her associate degree from Western Texas College and her bachelor’s degree in Psychology with a minor in Social Work at Texas Tech University. Her academic background reflects a strong foundation in communication and child development, and a love of learning.
As a first-year teacher, Ms. Gonzales brings fresh energy, a deep connection to Snyder, and a heart for working with children and families. We are excited to support her as she begins this new chapter and grows as an educator.
Please join us in welcoming Ms. Gonzales back to the Tiger Family.
We are excited to welcome Mrs. Megan Fellows to Snyder ISD! Mrs. Fellows will be serving as the 7th-grade English teacher at Snyder Junior High School, and we are glad to have her join our team. Mrs. Fellows holds a Bachelor’s degree in Education from the University of Minnesota and brings nearly a decade of experience teaching across elementary and middle school classrooms.
Mrs. Fellows has taught reading, ELAR, social studies, math, and science in multiple districts across Texas. She has a strong background in TEKS-aligned instruction, STAAR preparation, and differentiated learning to meet student needs. Her experience also includes leadership and service through PBIS, campus committees, mentoring, and instructional planning.
With her experience, positive attitude, and desire to make a difference in students' lives, we are confident she will be a wonderful addition to the Snyder Junior High team.
Please join us in welcoming Mrs. Fellows and her family to the Tiger family!
Mrs. Fellows has taught reading, ELAR, social studies, math, and science in multiple districts across Texas. She has a strong background in TEKS-aligned instruction, STAAR preparation, and differentiated learning to meet student needs. Her experience also includes leadership and service through PBIS, campus committees, mentoring, and instructional planning.
With her experience, positive attitude, and desire to make a difference in students' lives, we are confident she will be a wonderful addition to the Snyder Junior High team.
Please join us in welcoming Mrs. Fellows and her family to the Tiger family!
