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Now Hiring GISD Bus Drivers
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Now Hiring Part Time Professionals for the After-School Program, CLICK HERE to fill out an application.
Our Mission:
Galveston ISD offers charter schools, Science, Technology, Engineering, Math (STEM) programs, magnet schools, and a Mega-Magnet High School with four smaller learning communities. Students are aided by open enrollment as well as the absence of school zones throughout the district.
To contact the Transportation Department and Bus Barn,
please call (409)761-6175
Standard Response Protocol
With the help of our wonderful Ball High School students, we put together a quick video explaining each Standard Response Protocol.
The Standard Response Protocol (SRP) provides consistent, clear, shared language and actions among all students, staff and first responders, that can be applied in any emergency. Click here to learn more.
Your child’s STAAR scores will be posted to the Texas Education Agency Texas Assessment Data Portal. You can view your child’s scores by going to the link below. Simply fill in the requested information to find your child’s unique access code.
The annual Back to School Fair returns this year! Mark your calendar for Friday, August 2nd at Ball High School!
Last night at the annual Teacher and Employee of the Year Awards, Thursday, May 16, 2019, GISD came together to honor the unsung heroes of our community, our amazing teachers and school district staff.
The District is excited to announce that Walter Fortune will join the Galveston ISD team as the New Athletic Director. The GISD Board of Trustees approved the hire of Fortune late Tuesday evening with a unanimous vote in his favor.
The GISD Magnet team traveled to Baltimore, Maryland to attend the 2019 National Magnet Schools of America Conference. While attending the conference, Ball High Media Arts & Digital Technology Community and Oppe Elementary Magnet Campus of Coastal Studies were recognized as National Certified Magnet Schools and Collegiate Academy was recognized as one of 19 National Demonstration Schools.
