Dec.14, 2018
Congratulations Alisia Concha!!!
Signed letter of intent to play softball at Lamar State College in Port Arthur. We are very proud of Alisia and her accomplishments.
Dec.13th-15th Lassie Basketball @ Somerville Tournament
Click here for the Bracket
Final Exam Schedule Fall 2018
Monday & Tuesday Regular Classes for grades 6-12
Wednesday Dec. 19, 2018
7th Period 8:00--9:45
5th Period 9:48--11:33
JH Lunch 11:33--12:00
JH 4th Period 12:00--12:51
HS 4th Period 11:36--12:27
HS Lunch 12:27--12:57
3rd Period 12:57--2:42
6th Period 2:45--3:35
Thursday Dec. 20, 2018
8th Period 8:00--9:45
6th Period 9:48--11:33
JH Lunch 11:33--12:00
JH 2nd Period 12:00--12:51
HS 2nd Period 11:36--12:27
HS Lunch 12:27--12:57
4th Period 12:57--2:42
1st Period 2:45--3:35
Friday Dec. 21, 2018
1st Period 8:00--9:45
2nd Period 9:48--11:33
JH & HS Lunch 11:30--12:00
12:00 Release
Students cannot exempt Fall Semester Exams
CONGRATULATIONS Bartlett Elementary
UIL District Champions!!!
Sarah Welch was recognized as The Bulldog of the Month for November at the Elementary Campus.
Brandon Grigsby was recognized as The Bulldog of the Month for November at the Secondary Campus.
Marie Stephens was recognized as The Bulldog of the Month for October at the Elementary Campus.
Robin Aldridge was recognized as The Bulldog of the Month for October at the Secondary Campus.
New CNA class in Bartlett starting Oct. 15, 2018
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
Kadi Bridges was recognized as The Bulldog of the Month for September at the Elementary Campus. Mrs. Bridges has been instrumental in helping establish the Positive Behavior Intervention Support program for a consistent approach to standard behavioral expectations at the campus level. She has also helped coordinate bringing a supplemental software program called iStation to re-mediate and stretch our students academically, and she has also restarted up the Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) at Bartlett ISD with a See You at the Pole event on September 26 at 7:15 am at the High School.
Mitzi Buss was recognized as The Bulldog of the Month for September at the Secondary Campus. Mrs. Buss has been an OUTSTANDING addition to the secondary campus and teaches English/Language Arts to 6th and 7th grade students. She is a challenging teacher with a true love for her students. She always has interesting activities happening that keeps her students engaged. She even works after school in the ACE Program to provide additional support for students that need extra assistance. As a Junior Class Sponsor, Mrs. Buss and her husband can been seen working at the concession stand on Friday nights and was recently seen at the Friendship Fest working the Ring Toss with her Junior Class.
Tim Pavelka of Tim's Automotive was recognized as well for the SUPERB service that his business provides to Bartlett ISD as part of the Texas Association of School Boards Business Recognition Program. Tim's Automotive is always quick to respond to any automotive repairs or service needs with a professional approach and affordable rates for our school district. Recently, Tim's Automotive even provided a luncheon for all faculty and staff during teacher training. Bartlett ISD tries to keep as much business local as possible and we certainly appreciate Tim's Automotive.
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 Association 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!!
Local Business Recognized
Several local businesses were recognized at the recent Bartlett ISD School Board Meeting for providing frequent service and support to the Bartlett ISD students and staff. Bartlett ISD wishes to Thank each of these local businesses for their ongoing support of the students and staff in previous years and we will continue to look for ways to partner in the future and also support our local businesses.
Norman Lange from Norman Lange Custom Trophies
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Jesse Garcia from J&G Construction
Greg Steglich from Banco Corp South
Shawnee Buchhorn from Bartlett Athletic Booster Club
Shawnee Buchhorn from Bartlett Athletic Booster Club Presented BISD with a $2000 Donation
Hermilio Garcia from Tons of Fun BBQ
BISD Transforms School Bathrooms to Affirm Students
Research says there are four dimensions of School Climate:
#1 – Safety
#2 – Teaching and Learning
#3 – Interpersonal Relationships
#4 – Institutional Environment (Source: The 12 Dimensions of School Climate Measured by Center for Social and Emotional Education)
At Bartlett ISD we began last year working diligently on improving our culture and climate. Great strides were made in the 2017 – 18 school year as affirmed by the end of the year surveys. In 42 our of 46 categories our ratings were in the top two tier options. However, to achieve the levels of greatness that our students, parents, teachers, staff and community deserve we are constantly reviewing and setting goals to improve our culture and climate.
For the 2018 – 19 School Year several strategic steps have been taken to keep moving our school district from Good to Great when it comes to culture and climate.
#1 - Safety Dimension and Teaching & Learning Dimension: Incorporating Positive Behavior Intervention Strategies (PBIS) committee on campus to assure our approach to discipline is positive in nature.
#2 – Teaching & Learning Dimension: Creating safe classroom environments where students will take chances, be willing to share ideas, and extend their learnings.
#3 – Institutional Environment Dimension: Update, clean and improve our facilitates to assure they are inviting for all our students and affirming to student success and learning.
#4 – Interpersonal Relationships Dimension: Improve our communication for staff, parents and community.
These are our overarching goals because we know that students that are happy, safe and comfortable in their setting have a greater propensity to engage in the learning process.
We are excited to share with the community pictures of our updates that we have made in addressing the institutional environment. We began a renovation project of our bathrooms to affirm our students and reinforce our messages of affirmation. We want to make sure that the bulldogs know that they matter, they can be successful and we are here to support them achieving their academic goals.
Many thanks to the ladies (Barbara, Christi, Lindsey, Amber, Nanette & Lisa) that donated their time, talents and all the resources to bring these beautiful messages to life for our Bartlett Bulldogs.
2018 Football Practice Schedule
2018-19 Bartlett School Supply List
2018-19 District Calendar
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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!!
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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
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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