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A letter from the Executive Principal, Mrs. Cathy Van Ness:
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Dear Parents: The first week of school has been exciting for everyone. Our kids are doing a great job of building relationships with their teacher and new friends and practicing the foundations for learning and leading! We would like to take this time to share our arrival and dismissal procedures. In order to maintain the safety and security of our children and the staff, our front door will open at 7:15 a.m. and students will be greeted at the front door as well as a curbside greeting. Please remember to have your child exit the car in the lane closest to the school on the passenger side of the car. We have plenty of staff on hand to help guide them to their classrooms as they learn this new level of independence. All students are considered tardy for school after 7:30 a.m. If a child arrives to school after 7:30, parents must escort their child to the front office. All students (except bus riders) will dismiss from the north side of the building on Winnie Street. Please have your dashboard sign prominently displayed so we can make dismissal as quick and safe as possible. If you have not received a dashboard sign, please contact your child’s teacher. We appreciate your support and look forward to a great school year! |
The National Forum to Accelerate Middle-Grades Reform and the Texas Association of Secondary School Principals as part of a national recognition program have designated Austin Middle School in Galveston, TX and Galveston ISD as a Texas School to Watch! Austin Middle School joins approximately 50 other campuses across Texas with this distinction and honor.
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Diagnosed at age 12, the now-18-year-old is living with intractable, drug-resistant epilepsy. He’s a crusader for epilepsy awareness. And he was instrumental in the passage of HB 684, also known as Sam’s Law, passed in this year’s session of the Texas Legislature. The law, now in effect, requires all Texas public school personnel whose duties include regular contact with students to be trained in seizure recognition and seizure first aid.
Austin Middle School has been ranked the #3 Middle School in the Greater Houston Area in a ranking analysis by Texas School Guide!
