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SHS Dual Credit applicants please be advised. If you have questions or concerns on how to submit your applications please take a look at the video below. The proper documentation needs to be turned by the end of this week. Students are advised to check their emails on a regular basis. Parents, please remind your students to be proactive with this process.
https://screencast-o-matic.com/watch/cYhY2Ok5
NOTICE FROM UIL - 2020-2021 PHYSICAL EXAMINATIONS
For the 2020-21 school year only, any participant in athletics or marching band, in
any grade level, who has not previously completed a preparticipation physical examination
(PPE), and been cleared for participation, will be required to complete the medical history form as noted in the current rule, as well as a PPE prior to participation in any UIL practices, games, performances, or matches.
UIL will be waving the physicals for this year only unless you have never had one, or have a previous concussion or other condition. You must fill out the Medical History form that can be found in your Arbiter account. There will be someone in the SISD Athletic Office located at 3901 Denison Ave beginning on Thursday, May 28th through June 4th. Please stop by if you need help with your Arbiter. If you are in need of a physical please contact Cogdell Hospital to set up an appointment. It will be free until July 31st.
This week's edition of the SISD Weekly Update is bursting with info! Reminder, if you have questions or concerns, be sure to email us at questions@snyderisd.net
https://www.smore.com/cguyk
SISD is preparing to wrap up the 2019-2020 school year! What do you need to do to be prepared? Check it out at https://www.snyderisd.net/article/246977?org=snyder
Snyder community and Tiger Fans, let's support our Seniors!
Line the streets and cheer on our seniors as they parade through the park on their way to graduation!
The graduation ceremony will be broadcast at 8 pm on SISD Youtube & Facebook channels.
At the end of the parade route, graduates and their allotted guests will enter the south gate of Tiger Stadium where the graduate will walk the stage. Due to restraints from the Governor and TEA, only ticketed guests will be allowed to accompany the graduate to Tiger Stadium. However, the events will be broadcast at 8 pm on SISD Youtube & Facebook channels.
Snyder Junior High Parents & Students:
We will be collecting Chromebooks, charger, and bag
library books on Monday, May 18th between the hours of 9am-5pm.
Parents, please use the front drive-thru lane that will take you to the front office. Staff members will collect the Chromebook AND charger.
When you arrive, please let us know if you have any medicine that needs to be picked up.
We look forward to seeing you on May 18th!
Class of 2020!
During today’s press conference, Governor Abbott and TEA Commissioner Mike Morath announced guidelines for High School graduation. Snyder ISD is moving forward with plans to hold graduation outdoors at the Snyder High School football field on Friday, May 22, 2020, at 8.p.m.
A graduation parade will be held beforehand. There will be assigned seating to ensure the safety of our students, staff, and families. We are working out the logistics of both events and will release more details by the end of this week.
It's a great day to be a Tiger! Join us for this week's edition of the SISD Weekly Updates. From Pre-K to P-tech, there is something for everyone! Find out more at https://www.smore.com/2yxmj
The following is a recap of the April 29th, 2020 SISD Broadcasting Facebook Live. Remember to joining us next week as the team ZOOMs with new SHS principal Shane Murphy.
Based on Governor Abbott’s Reopen Texas Plan, the question was raised about large group gatherings such as graduation. We have contacted local and state officials for clarification and are awaiting details from the Governor and TEA. As soon as we receive more information, we will provide you with an update.
As of now, the plan is to continue with the graduation parade with a stage for seniors to cross at a stopping place along the parade route. Each senior will ride individually (not with other classmates) in a truck or convertible and spectators may cheer for graduates along the parade route. SISD will coordinate the event with local authorities. Participants and spectators will be asked to follow social-distancing and other health and safety guidelines. A photographer will be present to take photos and the event will be broadcast live.
If we receive permission to hold a larger graduation ceremony at a venue, we will let you know as soon as possible. We will continue with the parade to allow the community to celebrate, just at an earlier time. It is our goal to give our graduates the recognition they deserve, within the constraints of the Governor’s order, and while ensuring the safety of our community.
The SISD Weekly Update Newsletter is hot off the press! This week's edition contains updated information about the Class of 2020 graduation!
https://www.smore.com/6dqh7
We are excited to now announce to the public the SHS Class of 2020 will have a graduation ceremony on their original graduation date! Thank you SISD & SHS for coordinating this event for our seniors!
Snyder ISD is planning a memorable and safe graduation ceremony to honor the Senior Class of 2020. The ceremony will occur May 22, 2020, and will include a drive-through graduation and parade. Each senior will ride individually (not with other classmates) in a truck or convertible and spectators may cheer for graduates along the parade route. SISD will coordinate the event with local authorities. Participants and spectators will be asked to follow social-distancing and other health and safety guidelines. A photographer will be present to take photos and the event will be broadcast live. The parade route, time, and specific details will be released soon.
Class of 2020 Have you checked your email this evening? The following correspondence was shared with you about an hour ago. We are excited to now announce to the public SHS Class of 2020 will have a graduation ceremony on their original graduation date! Thank you SISD & SHS for coordinating this event for our seniors!
Snyder ISD is planning a memorable and safe graduation ceremony to honor the Senior Class of 2020. The ceremony will occur May 22, 2020, and will include a drive-through graduation and parade. Each senior will ride individually (not with other classmates) in a truck or convertible and spectators may cheer for graduates along the parade route. SISD will coordinate the event with local authorities. Participants and spectators will be asked to follow social-distancing and other health and safety guidelines. A photographer will be present to take photos and the event will be broadcast live. The parade route, time, and specific details will be released soon.
It's a great day to be a Tiger! Thank you for participating in our Snyder ISD Virtual Earth Day Challenge. Check out the video showing all of the amazing ways our families are taking care of our Earth this week and beyond! https://bit.ly/2VWCGWN
Beginning this Friday, April 24th, Friday meal pickup will also include a breakfast and lunch for Saturday. There will be no meal pickup on Saturdays going forward.
Reminder:
Snyder ISD will provide FREE breakfast and lunch while the campuses are closed to students because of the COVID-19 virus.
All children 18 years old and younger are eligible.
Adult meals will be available for $2 and may be paid for with cash or check.
Breakfast and lunch will be served to-go and will be available for pickup Monday - Friday from 11:30-1:00 pm while schools closed due to COVID-19.Curbside Pick-up locations: Curbside Pick-up locations:
Snyder Primary School - Westside driveway (by cafetorium)
Coliseum - 900 E Coliseum
Dr. Travis Gym: 2605 Ave. M
Greenhill Area: Andress and N.College Avenue.
Some of our SISD teachers and students helped Mr. Maney with the Weekly STEM Challenge. Check out the video to see their efforts and learn more about the Snyder ISD Earth Day 50 Challenge going on this week!
Click on the link below to get started and get some great ideas for participating!
https://bit.ly/2XRuTwj
Ready to submit pictures of your family participating in our Earth Day 50 Challenge? Click the link below!
https://forms.gle/y3iDFwWyVyPdnngM6
It's hard to believe we are in the 4th week of At-Home Learning! Find out what Dr. Bland has to say about the progress and the much-anticipated future of the 2020 semester in this week's SISD Weekly Update Newsletter. https://www.smore.com/1c2t3
Shout out to the team members at SISD's SFE for doing all they can to put our student's nutrition needs first! Attached is the tentative menu for the remainder of the month. Please keep in mind that food items are subject to change due to supply. If you have questions or know someone in need of services, please contact us at questions@snyderisd.net
Have a great week SISD!
Stay Well, Texas!
Coughing & sneezing can send tiny infected droplets into the air which can be inhaled by anyone within 6 feet of us. Always cough or sneeze into a tissue or your elbow and immediately wash your hands to lessen the risk of spreading the virus. Be smart. Stay well! #StayHomeTexas
Toser y estornudar puede llevar gotas infectadas al aire, que pueden ser inhaladas por personas que estén a 6 pies de ti. Siempre tosa o estornude en pañuelos desechables o en el codo y lávese las manos para disminuir la propagación del virus. ¡Mantente sano! #StayHomeTexas
Stay Well,Texas #ApartWeStandTogether!
People with no symptoms have the potential to unknowingly spread COVID-19! That’s why it’s best for everyone in your family to stay at home and away from others as much as possible until instructed otherwise from state and local officials. #StayHomeTexas
¡Las personas sin síntomas tienen el potencial de propagar COVID-19 sin saberlo! Por eso lo mejor para todos en su familia es quedarse en casa y lejos de los demás tanto como sea posible hasta que los funcionarios estatales y locales le indiquen lo contrario. #StayHomeTexas