SCHOOL NEWS
Freshmen/sophomore parent night readied
Bowie High School has scheduled the freshmen/sophomore parent night for 5:30 to 7 p.m. on Oct. 22.
Salli Page, student services coordinator, said this is an opportunity for these students and their parents to find out about high school as an underclassman and preparing for life after high school.
During this evening their will be multiple parent meetings available.
5 p.m. – Computer lab one, dyslexia informational meeting and in computer lab three, English as a second language meeting.
5:30 p.m. – Library, dual credit-orientation; computer lab two, dual credit in industrial technology certification, welding, machining, HVAC and petroleum technology; in computer lab three, dual credit in /health science and in computer lab five, freshmen/sophomores, preparing for the next step.
6 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. – All the programs from the 5:30 p.m. slot will be repeated at the same locations.
Page said parents and students will have an opportunity to talk with freshman and sophomore teachers about their courses.
Other topics for the evening will include: Course syllabus, grading expectations, curriculum resources, homework expectations and tutorials.
Those with additional questions may call Page at 689-2802.
Bowie Independent School District Trustees will discuss personnel issues including possible action on hiring a new high school principal when it meets at 5:30 p.m. on April 20.
An executive session is scheduled for that topic and other personnel updates as the school nears its end.
Last month the high school principal and assistant superintendent resigned as did the head boy’s basketball coach. The new coach was named this week
The regular agenda opens with recognition of high school students and staff.
Superintendent Donna Hale will provide informational updates for enrollment and attendance, intruder detection and audit report, operations reports and parent and community forum meeting comments.
The Montague County Tax Appraisal District annual financial report will be reviewed. There also will be a discussion on open enrollment for pre-kindergarten for the 2026-27.
Under action items the board will determine the financial feasibility to comply with the Texas Transportation Code regarding school bus seat belt requirements. Possible action on applying for two waiver days for missed instructional days due to snow.
Monthly reports and financials wrap the agenda.
Mark your calendar for the mandatory Jackrabbit Preview at 5:30 p.m. on April 6 in the high school cafeteria for current eighth graders in the Bowie Independent School District.
This event is designed to help students and parents prepare for a successful transition to high school. You’ll learn about academic pathways, degree plans, course offerings, extracurricular activities and ways to stay involved through the high school journey.
Explore high school course options and academic opportunities.
Learn about graduation pathways and degree plans. Ask questions and connect with campus staff. Ensure your student is ready for scheduling.
The Bowie schools music program hosted its annual cake spin on March 28. There was a live auction with caller Terry Gunter, along with the spin. All proceeds go back directly to the music students.A couple of guest conductors helped out Director German Torres. All bands, choir and color guard performed.
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