Who doesn't love a bargain?! Here's an opportunity to personalize your student's yearbook.
Did you know that absences from class result in serious disruption of a student’s learning experience?
Up to 8 days per year (4 per semester) may be excused by a parent note for missed attendance beyond medical, approved excused, and statutorily exemptions. Vacations taken during the school year will be coded as unexcused absences.
Learn more by visiting our website: https://www.gcisd.net/o/gcisd/page/attendance
Today is National Read a Book Day! What are you reading?
Wear your favorite college shirt or colors on Friday, September 1 for National College Colors Day! Looking forward to seeing our wolves in their college gear!
GCISD expectations for all students. A great way for the Wolf Pack to showcase the Wolf Way!
✏️Attendance matters✏️
Absences from class may result in serious disruption of a student’s learning and educational experiences. Up to 8 days per year (4 per semester) may be excused by a parent note for missed attendance beyond medical, approved excused, and statutorily exemptions. Vacations taken during the school year will be coded as unexcused absences.
Learn more about attendance by visiting our website: https://www.gcisd.net/o/gcisd/page/attendance
Proud of the Pack for following GCISD & CTMS dress code expectations!
Effective 9/1/23HB: 114 - Changes to School Policy Regarding E-Cigarettes, Vaping and Related Substances
You may find the full version of the Bill here: https://capitol.texas.gov/tlodocs/88R/billtext/pdf/HB00114F.pdf
Effective 9/1/2023, Texas House Bill 114 requires a student to be placed in the Disciplinary Alternative Education Program (DAEP) if the student possesses, uses, or is under the influence of, or sells, gives, or delivers marijuana, THC, or an e-cigarette to another person within 300 feet of school property or at a school-related event.
Parent may find the full version of the Bill here: https://capitol.texas.gov/tlodocs/88R/billtext/pdf/HB00114F.pdf
The District encourages all families to talk with their students regarding the dangers associated with vaping or drug usage and to discuss the implications of this new law with your children, emphasizing the importance of adhering to school policies and laws for their own welfare and for the betterment of the school community as a whole. Your cooperation and support in ensuring that our district remains a safe and healthy educational environment for our students is deeply appreciated.
The CTMS PTA Spirit Wear Shop closes on August 31, 2023. Orders will be delivered to school in September. Get your orders in now to show your wolf spirit throughout the school year!
7:28 a.m. Update: Power to CTMS has been restored. Our maintenance teams are checking all systems, but we plan for the school day to proceed as normal. Phones will be routed back to CTMS.
Cross Timbers Middle School is currently without power. District facilities teams are onsite and determined that this is an ONCOR issue. ONCOR has been made aware and is working to expedite a response.
Telephone and internet services are also temporarily unavailable to our campus. In the meantime, calls will be routed to the district’s administration building.
We are making adjustments to allow students to continue on a normal operating schedule and will communicate when power is restored.
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And that's a wrap on Curriculum Night!
First general PTA meeting, behind the scenes of the WebEx, and a taste of passing period...
Huge thanks to our PTA for providing dinner for our teachers before Curriculum Night!
Great turnout for our first PTA Executive Board meeting! Don't forget the general meeting at 5:30 tomorrow before Curriculum Night.
Join us on Tuesday, August 22 for CTMS Mini-School Night!
Are y'all ready for Curriculum Night?! Join us at 5:30 on Tuesday, August 22 for a PTA meeting, then walk your student's schedule and meet their teachers!
Huge thanks to Ms. Schuster, Director of Science and Ms. Cinelli, Instructional Technology Coach for your support at CTMS today, in helping our students and teachers thrive.
These GCISD expectations are part of the Wolf Way! Wolves are kind, respectful, and responsible!
