The SHS Student Publications Department will kick off its twelfth annual coat and toy drive MONDAY! Please bring your gently-used, clean coats/jackets and NEW toys to the glass office at SHS before, during and after school. The last day for donations will be Dec. 11.
Last year SHS donated 233 toys and 288 coats to Gateway.
Let's double that this year SHS!
Class of 2020- Have you taken your TSI (Texas Success Initiative Assessment)? Are you planning on attending college in the fall? The TSI will help determine the appropriate levels of college course work for you as you enter your first year of higher education. Please stop by and visit Mrs. Pinkerton if you have any questions! If you have never taken the TSI please go to http://thestecden.weebly.com/. You can and are encouraged to take the TSI pre-assessment at https://www.tsipreview.com/welcome/YourSchool.
SHS students attended the World of Work (WOW!) Conference in Abilene today to get a jump-start on future career opportunities. Conference was sponsored by Texas Workforce Commission...
Crossing the finish line in 4th place!! Congratulations Christian 🐾 Snyder High School is so proud of you!!! 🐾💛🐾
Great day for State CrossCountry meet.... good luck Christian Escobedo.. 🐾
Senior night activities will take place prior to the game for cheer, football, trainers and managers.
Band senior night activities will take place during the halftime and the senior walk on Tiger field will take place following the game.
An eagerly awaited meeting with Snyder ISD leadership and the TEA Commissioner came to fruition in Austin today. Eddie Bland, Ed.D., Superintendent of Snyder ISD, Ralph Ramon SISD Board of Trustees President, and Brad Hinton, SISD Board of Trustees Vice President, met with Commissioner Mike Morath to discuss sanctions against the district for Snyder Junior High’s academic rating. Texas Education Code §39A. 112(b) allows for parent petitions to direct the Commissioner’s decision. On October 31, 2019, Dr. Bland was presented with 313 petitions, a sufficient number to require the closure of the campus. In addition to the parent petitions for closure, Dr. Bland was presented with 486 parent and community petitions supporting the reopening of Snyder Junior High with a grade realignment.
The petitions will be delivered to the Commissioner no later than December 1, 2019. The next step will require SISD to develop and submit a comprehensive plan to reopen the campus, with the majority of the grades realigned.
“These next steps will require planning and partnership," states Dr. Bland. "We look forward to collaborating with parents, teachers, district leadership, community members, and the TEA to do what is best for our students."
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Lady Tiger volleyball season come to an end in game 4... 25-20
Great season girls!! 🐾💛🐾. SHS is proud of you all!!
Game 3: Iowa Park 25-20!!
Let’s go Lady Tigers... need 2 more wins!!
Game 2: Lady Tigers lose 25-21... lets get game 3 started!!
Lady Tiger volleyball update:
Lady tigers win game 1... 25-18 against Iowa Park ....
stay tuned for game 2 updates!!
Volleyball send off from TigerDrive at 3:00 today!!!
On October 30, 2019, four Snyder High School seniors put the finishing touches on their yearlong work with the STREAM, Snyder ISD's mobile learning unit with a 1st place and $2000 scholarship.
Meera Bhakta, Jesi Hunter, Ruth Cabrera, and Bonnie Jasper have worked on this project through all its phases, from conception to planning, to design, to implementation. Part of their work was through the Texas Midwest Community Network (TMCN) Youth Leadership Program. This scholarship competition is open to all youth in rural West and Central Texas cities with the mission of empowering students to create meaningful change in their communities.
These four seniors presented their work to the judging committee in September with the revealing of the winners at the October 30th TMCN convention. With approximately 200 people in attendance, the girls were awarded the first place prize and $2000 scholarship.
District STEM Coordinator Ryan Maney said, "These girls have embodied what we at Snyder ISD want STEM learning to be - students bring given opportunities to showcase their learning in a way that can positively impact their community. These students represent their school, their community, and women in STEM with the utmost pride."
Class of 2020~
Time is running out!
Senior dedications are due on Nov. 1st. Please note this price does NOT include a yearbook. Yearbook prices are $60 until Nov. 23. Yearbook prices will increase to $65 after Nov. 23rd so be sure to order early! Order forms can be picked up in the SHS glass office or in Mrs. Arnold's classroom.
SISD Communications Announcement
Community Meeting/Junta Comunitaria
Monday/Lunas 10/28 12:00-1:00 at Colonial Hill Baptist Church Family Life Center and 6:00-7:00 at the SJHS Library.
School Administration will answer questions about the TEA sanctions and explain the difference in the pathway options.
Los Administrados escolar respond eran preguntas sobre sanciones del TEA y explicaran la diferencia en las opciones de vias.
You have a say! Parent petitions for the two options are due on Thursday, October 31, 2019. Petitions will be available to sign at the meetings.
Usted tiene algo que decir! Las peticiones de los padres para las dos opciones se deben entregar el jueves, 31 de Octubre de 2019. Las peticiones estran disponibles para firmar en la reunion.
Student safety and parent communication are top priorities at all SISD campuses. In order to better serve you, SISD has been and will continue to share information not only on social media but also on the SISD mobile app. If you have not dowloaded the app, please do so. The app is free in both the Apple Store and Google Play store. Be sure to sign up for push notifications from SISD and the campus in which your student attends.
SISD admin has lifted the lockdown and classes are back in session! Thank you for your patience and cooperation!
All SISD campuses are currently on a hard lockdown per the request of the Snyder Police Department. All students are safe and under the supervision of staff and faculty. Parents will not be allowed in the buildings until the lockdown has been lifted. We will provide more information as it becomes available. Thank you for trusting us with the safe keeping of your children
Red Ribbon Week will take place October 28th- November 1st!
School Administration will answer questions about the TEA sanctions and
explain the difference in the two pathway options.
You have a say! Parent petitions for the two options are due on Thursday,
October 31, 2019. Petitions will be available to sign at the meetings.
Usted tiene algo que decir! Las peticiones de los padres para las dos
opciones se deben entregar el jueves, 31 de Octubre de 2019. Las
peticiones estran disponibles para firmar en la reunion.
Monday/Lunes 10/28 12-1pm Colonial Hill Baptist Church Family Life Center and 6-7pm at the Snyder Junior High School Cafetorium.
