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🏆 BIG NEWS! Heights Elementary has been named a 2026 Lone Star Ribbon School!

Heights is one of only 25 schools across Texas to receive this prestigious recognition, which honors campuses for outstanding academic achievement and meaningful progress in closing achievement gaps.

This honor reflects the incredible dedication of our Heights educators, students, families and staff. Congratulations to the entire Heights Elementary community on this outstanding achievement! ❤️

#TogetherWeSucceed #EndlessOpportunities #LoneStarRibbonSchool
about 6 hours ago, Kyrie Muehe
Heights Elementary staff and district leaders pose together in the cafeteria after the school was named a 2026 Lone Star Ribbon School.
Two education leaders smile during the announcement that Heights Elementary was designated a 2026 Lone Star Ribbon School. A congratulatory sign and balloons are displayed behind them.
Heights Elementary principal speaks to colleagues during the school’s Lone Star Ribbon School celebration.
A district leader smiles while addressing Heights Elementary staff during the recognition announcement.
Two education leaders speak to Heights Elementary staff during the school’s Lone Star Ribbon School recognition celebration.
Two education leaders stand before Heights Elementary staff during the announcement of the school’s statewide recognition.
Heights Elementary staff members listen and smile during the school’s 2026 Lone Star Ribbon School announcement.
Congratulations banner recognizing Heights Elementary in Texas City ISD as a 2026 recipient of the Governor’s Lone Star Ribbon Award.
📅 REMINDER: No classes for students today!

Today, Sept. 18, is a PLC Day in Texas City ISD. While students have the day off, our educators are spending the day collaborating, learning and planning together to support student success. 🍎📝

Enjoy your day, students! We’ll see you back at school Monday!
#TogetherWeSucceed #PLC #NoSchool
3 days ago, Melissa Tortorici
No school for students today. School-themed design features notebook paper, a pencil and paper clip. Texas City ISD logo.
✨ Step into the glamour of the Roaring ’20s at Cabaret Night! 🎭

The Texas City High School Sting Theatre Company invites you to an evening of food, entertainment and vintage flair!

📅 Sept. 29
⏰ 6 p.m.
📍 TCHS Blackbox Theatre
🎟️ Students: $10 | Adults: $15

Seating is limited, so purchase your tickets today at:
https://tcisd.revtrak.net/tchs/tchs-drama-dept/#/v/cabaret-night-fundraiser

Can’t attend but still want to support our talented theatre students? Donations to the Sting Theatre Company can be made through the same link.

#TogetherWeSucceed #EndlessOpportunities #SupportTheArts
5 days ago, Melissa Tortorici
Art Deco-style Cabaret Night graphic for the Texas City High School Sting Theatre Company. The event is Sept. 29, 2026.
¡Celebramos! 🎉

From Sept. 15 through Oct. 15, TCISD proudly recognizes National Hispanic Heritage Month, celebrating the histories, cultures, traditions and contributions of Hispanic and Latino Americans.

Throughout the month, we look forward to highlighting learning and celebrations happening across our schools and recognizing the many ways Hispanic culture has enriched our community and our nation.
Join us in celebrating!

#TogetherWeSucceed #HispanicHeritageMonth #CelebrateCulture
6 days ago, Melissa Tortorici
Happy Hispanic Heritage Month, September 15–October 15. Colorful floral designs inspired by traditional folk art frame the text on a dark blue background. Texas City ISD logo.
📣 Save the Dates! Homecoming Parades are coming! 🎉

Get ready to show your school spirit as La Marque High School and Texas City High School take Homecoming to the streets!

💙💛 La Marque HS Homecoming Parade
📅 Wednesday, Oct. 7, 6 p.m.

🧡🖤 Texas City HS Homecoming Parade
📅 Wednesday, Oct. 21 , 5:30 p.m.

Want your organization to be part of the fun? Community organizations are invited to participate in one or both parades, and now is the time to sign up!

Find parade details and applications on our website at www.tcisd.org.

Save the dates, sign up to participate and come celebrate Homecoming with our Cougars and Stings! 🎉
6 days ago, Melissa Tortorici
Graphic reading “La Marque 2026 Homecoming Parade, Pep Rally and Bonfire Oct. 7 6 p.m.” in white lettering outlined in orange on a black background. Two orange illustrations of marching band members playing trumpets appear below the text.
Graphic reading “Texas City 2026 Homecoming Parade and Pep Rally Oct. 21 5:30 p.m.” in white lettering outlined in orange on a black background. Two orange illustrations of marching band members playing trumpets appear below the text.
La Marque High School was proudly recognized this week at Galveston County Commissioners Court for its outstanding academic achievement and recognition from the State of Texas. 🏆

A special thank you to Commissioner Dr. Robin Armstrong for placing the recognition on the Commissioners Court agenda and helping shine a light on the accomplishments of La Marque High School. 👏

The Commissioners Court presented a proclamation honoring La Marque High School, and State Rep. Terri Leo Wilson also presented a proclamation recognizing this outstanding achievement.

This recognition is a testament to the hard work, dedication and commitment of our students, teachers, administrators and families who make La Marque High School special.

Congratulations to everyone who played a role in this well-deserved honor! We are incredibly proud of our students, teachers and administrators at LMHS! 💙💛


#TogetherWeSucceed #EndlessOpportunities #CougarPride
6 days ago, Melissa Tortorici
Group photo of County Commissioners, LMHS Principal, TCISD Superintendent, School Board Members and State Rep holiding proclamations in meeting room
💻 Have you tried turning it off and back on? 😉

Today is National IT Professionals Day, and we’re giving a big TCISD shoutout to the technology professionals who keep us connected, protected and moving forward!

From devices and networks to cybersecurity, classroom technology and those mysterious problems that somehow disappear the moment IT walks into the room, our technology team supports teaching and learning in countless ways every day.

Thank you for keeping TCISD connected! 🧡💙
#TogetherWeSucceed #ITProfessionalsDay #EndlessOpportunities
6 days ago, Melissa Tortorici
National IT Professionals Day, September 15. Technology-themed design featuring network cables, servers, a laptop displaying data and a Wi-Fi symbol. Texas City ISD logo.
🇺🇸✨ Celebrate Freedom Week — Sept. 14–18 ✨🇺🇸

This week, TCISD joins schools across Texas in observing Celebrate Freedom Week. 🏫📚

Celebrate Freedom Week is observed annually in Texas public schools as part of social studies instruction. During social studies this week, students will learn about significant events, people and documents in American history, including the Declaration of Independence and the U.S. Constitution. 📜🗽

#TogetherWeSucceed #EndlessOpportunities #CelebrateFreedomWeek #TCISD
7 days ago, Melissa Tortorici
Celebrate Freedom Week, September 14–18. An open U.S. Constitution featuring the words “We the People” is displayed in front of an American flag, with a red, white and blue ribbon across the bottom. Texas City ISD logo.

🎨🎭🎶 Creativity belongs in our classrooms!

During National Arts in Education Week, TCISD celebrates the important role that visual art, music, theatre, dance and other creative experiences play in educating the whole child.

Arts education gives students opportunities to find their voice, build confidence, collaborate, problem-solve and discover talents they may carry with them for a lifetime.

We are proud of our talented students and the incredible educators who help creativity thrive across TCISD! We are also proud to be recognized as both a District of Distinction for visual arts and a Best Communities for Music Education. 

#ArtsInEducation #TogetherWeSucceed #EndlessOpportunities

7 days ago, Melissa Tortorici
National Arts in Education Week, September 13-19. Texas City ISD graphic featuring paintbrushes, palette, theatre masks, musical notes, and dancer on navy background.
🎾🚗 TCHS Tennis Car Wash 🚗🎾

The Texas City High School Tennis Team is trading racquets for rags this Saturday! Come out, get your car sparkling clean and support our Stingarees!

📅 Saturday, Sept. 12
⏰ 10 a.m.-2 p.m.
📍 Advance Auto Parts in Texas City
💵 $10 donation

Proceeds will help the team purchase equipment, snacks and drinks and support the end-of-year banquet.

Swing by, show your Sting pride and let TCHS Tennis do the scrubbing! 🎾🧡🖤🚙✨
10 days ago, Melissa Tortorici
Graphic for the TCHS Tennis Car Wash featuring a white car surrounded by blue soap bubbles. Car wash is Saturday, Sept. 12, at Advance Auto Parts from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
📅 REMINDER: No classes for students on Friday, Sept. 18!

While our students enjoy the day away from school, TCISD educators will be hard at work during our Professional Learning Community (PLC) Day.

These dedicated learning days give our staff time to collaborate, study student needs, strengthen instruction and plan together all with one goal in mind: helping every student succeed. 🍎📝

#TogetherWeSucceed #PLC #ProfessionalLearning
10 days ago, Melissa Tortorici
 No school for students on September 18 for PLC Day. School-themed design features notebook paper, a pencil and paper clip. Texas City ISD logo.
Today, we remember.

On Patriot Day, we honor the lives lost on September 11, 2001, and recognize the extraordinary courage and sacrifice shown by first responders and ordinary citizens on that day and in the days that followed.

September 11 is also Texas First Responders Day, giving us another opportunity to thank the firefighters, law enforcement officers, EMS professionals and other first responders who serve our communities every day.

TCISD remembers those we lost, honors those who serve and expresses our gratitude to the first responders who stand ready when we need them most. #NeverForget
10 days ago, Melissa Tortorici
September 11 Patriot Day and Texas First Responders Day Remembering 9/11 and honoring our first responders. The image is of a blue sky with an American flag in a heart and the Texas City ISD logo. 
🏆 19 distinctions. Eight campuses. So much to celebrate!

Eight TCISD campuses earned 2026 TEA Distinction Designations for outstanding academic achievement!

⭐ Blocker Middle School — 4
⭐ Heights Elementary — 4
⭐ Roosevelt-Wilson Elementary — 3
⭐ Giles Middle School — 2
⭐ Kohfeldt Elementary — 2
⭐ Simms Elementary — 2
⭐ Guajardo Elementary — 1
⭐ La Marque High School — 1

We’re proud to celebrate the students, educators and campus leaders behind these accomplishments. Congratulations! 👏

#TogetherWeSucceed #EndlessOpportunities
11 days ago, Kyrie Muehe
Blocker Middle School Principal Megan Willis receives a certificate from Board President Nakisha Paul.
Heights Elementary Principal Sarah Furman receives a certificate from Board President Nakisha Paul.
Roosevelt-Wilson Elementary receives a certificate from Board President Nakisha Paul.
Giles Middle School Principal Kanestra Bland receives a certificate from Board President Nakisha Paul.
Kohfeldt Elementary Principal Dr. Angela Randall receives a certificate from Board President Nakisha Paul.
Simms Elementary Principal Dottie Williams receives a certificate from Board President Nakisha Paul.
Guajardo Elementary Principal Wendy Patterson receives a certificate from Board President Nakisha Paul.
La Marque High School Principal Ricky Nicholson receives a certificate from Board President Nakisha Paul.
👏 More reasons to be proud of Team TCISD!

Our September Board recognitions continued with honors highlighting the incredible work happening across our district.

💰 Our Business Office was recognized for earning the ASBO International Certificate of Excellence in Financial Reporting, reflecting TCISD’s commitment to transparency and high-quality financial reporting.

🎨 Our Visual Arts Department was celebrated for earning the 2026 TAEA District of Distinction Award! TCISD is one of only 16 school districts to earn this honor every year since the award began.

📚 Heights Elementary was named a National Bright Spot by The 74 for beating the odds in third-grade literacy, placing Heights among the top 5% of schools in Texas for exceeding expectations.

🏆 We also recognized our Quarterly Champions, honoring team members who go above and beyond to make a difference in TCISD.

Congratulations to all of our honorees! Your dedication and hard work help make TCISD a place of #EndlessOpportunities .

#TogetherWeSucceed
12 days ago, Kyrie Muehe
TCISD Business Office team members pose with certificates alongside Board President Nakisha Paul.
TCISD Visual Arts Department staff pose with certificates alongside Board President Nakisha Paul.
Heights Elementary staff pose with certificates alongside Board President Nakisha Paul.
TCISD Quarterly Champion pose with certificates alongside Board President Nakisha Paul.
🏆 Excellence worth celebrating!

At last night’s Board meeting, we had the opportunity to recognize some outstanding accomplishments from across TCISD!

Texas City High School Marine Corps JROTC made school history by being named a 2026 Naval Honor School, an honor reserved for the top 20% of Marine Corps JROTC programs.

We also celebrated 32 students from Texas City High School and La Marque High School who earned one or more distinctions through the College Board National Recognition Program for their outstanding academic achievement.

Congratulations to our students, cadets and educators on these well-deserved honors! We are proud to see your hard work recognized. 👏

#TogetherWeSucceed #EndlessOpportunities
12 days ago, Kyrie Muehe
TCHS Marine Corps JROTC students pose with certificates in front of a TCISD backdrop.
TCHS and LMHS students pose with certificates in front of a TCISD backdrop.
💇‍♀️✂️ La Marque High School Cosmetology and Barbering students got a behind-the-scenes look at the professional salon industry during a visit to Farouk Systems today.

Students experienced firsthand what goes into creating many of the products and tools used every day in salons. They saw how bottles are manufactured, learned about the chemical processes behind styling products and watched assembly lines in action as products were packaged and labeled.

The visit also gave students a closer look at Farouk’s commitment to quality and safety, including products and tools that are not tested on animals, as well as the educational resources the company provides to beauty professionals.

Experiences like this take learning beyond the classroom and salon, helping students see the science, manufacturing, innovation and career opportunities that are all part of this industry.

What an eye-opening day for our future professionals! 💈🧴🔬

#TogetherWeSuceed #EndlessOpportunities #CTE #CareerReady
13 days ago, Melissa Tortorici
Group photo of LMHS cosmetology and barbering students outside of Farouk professional salon business.
🌟 Heights Elementary has been named a National Bright Spot! 🌟

Heights Elementary keeps producing results, and people beyond Texas City ISD are taking notice!

Heights has been named a National Bright Spot by The 74 for beating the odds in third-grade literacy. 📚👏

The national nonprofit education newsroom analyzed nearly 42,000 schools across the country to identify schools where third-grade reading performance significantly exceeded expectations based on student poverty levels.

✨ Bright Spots represent the top 5% of schools in their state for outperforming those expectations.

That’s something worth celebrating!

This recognition reflects what happens when high expectations meet great teaching, hardworking students and a school community committed to helping every child succeed.

Congratulations to Principal Sarah Furman, our third-grade teachers, students and the entire Heights Elementary team! Your hard work is producing results, and we are incredibly proud! 🎉

#TogetherWeSucceed #HeightsElementary #NationalLiteracyDay #BrightSpots
13 days ago, Melissa Tortorici
Congratulations Heights Elementary BrightSpots Beating the Odds in Literacy Top School The74 (logo) and Texas City ISD logo
Happy Labor Day from Texas City ISD! All schools and offices are closed.

Today we recognize the dedication, hard work and contributions of our workforce throughout our community and across our nation.

We hope our TCISD families and staff enjoy a safe and relaxing Labor Day! We will see you tomorrow!🧡💙
#TogetherWeSucceed
14 days ago, Melissa Tortorici
Happy Labor Day with white Texas City ISD logo at bottom. Graphic of flag on gray background.
There’s nothing quite like getting lost in a great book! 📚

Today is National Read a Book Day, and we’re celebrating the stories, adventures, information and imagination that books bring into our lives.

Whether you read one chapter, an entire book or share a favorite story with someone you love, make some time to READ today!
What book would you recommend to a friend? Drop the title in the comments! #TogetherWeSucceed #ReadABookDay #LoveToRead
15 days ago, Melissa Tortorici
Stack of books on blue background Happy Read a Book Day with Texas Ci ty ISD logo
👵👴 Grandparents Day is coming to Hayley Elementary!

Hayley is excited to welcome all of the wonderful grandparents to campus on Friday, Sept. 11, to enjoy lunch with their grandchildren! 💛

🍎 Grandparents Day Lunch Schedule
Kindergarten | 10:15–10:45 a.m.
1st Grade | 10:45–11:15 a.m.
2nd Grade | 11:15–11:45 a.m.
3rd Grade | 11:45 a.m.–12:15 p.m.
4th Grade | 12:15–12:45 p.m.
5th Grade | 12:45–1:15 p.m.

📋 Grandparent Pre-Registration
To help make check-in easier on Grandparents Day, grandparents can pre-register at Hayley Elementary on Sept. 9 and 10 from 10 a.m.–1 p.m.

We can't wait to welcome our Hayley grandparents and celebrate the special role they play in the lives of our students! 💐

#TogetherWeSucceed #EndlessOpportunities
16 days ago, Melissa Tortorici
Graphic for Hayley Elementary Grandparents Day featuring six illustrated grandparents standing together beneath leafy greenery and white flowers.