Bartlett IndependentSchool District

Welcome to Bartlett Independent School District, Home of the Bulldogs and Lassies!

My name is Teddy Clevenger, and I am the proud Superintendent of Bartlett Independent School District. Bartlett ISD strives to provide a learning environment where each student is challenged to reach the highest levels of excellence. Our students and staff take pride in the successes in the classroom and on the field/court in competition. 

Together, I envision the community, businesses of Bartlett, and Bartlett ISD staff working as a team to better our students, our district, and our community spirit! Our school doors are open to you all, and I welcome everyone from the community to come to our events going on at school. As always, I have an open door and will strive to meet your needs, so please feel free to contact me with any questions about our wonderful district.

Additionally, I encourage you to browse the website for current information about what is happening around the district throughout the year. We invite you to join our family and show your BLUE and WHITE Pride!!!

 

Have a great day and God bless!

Teddy Clevenger

Superintendent, Bartlett Independent School District

Travis Edwards	1:46 PM (25 minutes ago)
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Larry Bohuslav of the Red & White located in Bartlett was recognized at the Bartlett ISD School Board Meeting on 9/17 in support of the Business Recognition Program sponsored by the Texas Assocaiation of School Boards for their support of the students and staff of Bartlett ISD. Red & White is our go to place for Staff meals and they also provide meals for student athletes from time to time. Red & White provides scrumptious meals whenever we need them. Bartlett ISD attempts to keep business as local as possible and we certainly appreciate Larry and Red & White!!

Amanda Grigsby	10:03 AM (27 minutes ago)
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Bartlett ISD and Bartlett Early HeadStart have partnered this school year to be able to provide an exciting opportunity to high school students who are interested in pursuing postsecondary goals of working with children in an educational setting. 

This partnership allows students, who have met all course pre-requisites and have completed the extensive background checks as required by Bartlett Early HeadStart to spend two hours a day on site working with the teachers and the children enrolled in the program. These high school students will help the teachers prepare and conduct lessons for all age groups as they will rotate classrooms throughout the year.  

While enrolled in this program, the students will also be working toward completing the State of Texas requirements for earning a Child Development Associate certification that will allow them to pursue employment in early childhood education settings, much like Bartlett Early HeadStart.

Pictured are Connie Gonzalez, Director for the Bartlett Early HeadStart Center, and Bartlett High School students Deeanna Jowers, Kimberli Ramos-Luna, and Imanol Gonzalez

Amanda Grigsby	10:03 AM (27 minutes ago)
to Gayle, me

Bartlett ISD and Bartlett Early HeadStart have partnered this school year to be able to provide an exciting opportunity to high school students who are interested in pursuing postsecondary goals of working with children in an educational setting. 

This partnership allows students, who have met all course pre-requisites and have completed the extensive background checks as required by Bartlett Early HeadStart to spend two hours a day on site working with the teachers and the children enrolled in the program. These high school students will help the teachers prepare and conduct lessons for all age groups as they will rotate classrooms throughout the year.  

While enrolled in this program, the students will also be working toward completing the State of Texas requirements for earning a Child Development Associate certification that will allow them to pursue employment in early childhood education settings, much like Bartlett Early HeadStart.

Pictured are Connie Gonzalez, Director for the Bartlett Early HeadStart Center, and Bartlett High School students Deeanna Jowers, Kimberli Ramos-Luna, and Imanol Gonzalez