4-H Meeting:
Oct. 18, 6:00 PM, in the Strawn ISD Cafeteria
We will be painting pumpkins and electing officers! Learn more about the programs offered through 4-H and get help with enrollment. See you there!
Thursday, October 13
Pep Rally 2:30 PM @ Strawn ISD Gym
JH Football vs. Newcastle HERE 5:00 PM (A Team)
JH Football vs. Newcastle HERE 6:00 PM (B Team)
JV Football vs. May HERE 7:00 PM
Athletic Schedule for the Week
Don't forget! Tomorrow, October 11th, is Picture Day!
Strawn ISD has received approval from TEA on our waiver of CTE Instructional Minute Calculation Requirements.
What does this mean for you? Starting Tuesday, October 11, 2022, the first bell will ring at 7:40 AM, tardy at 7:44 AM. Elementary lunch times will remain the same, while secondary will move up to 11:34 AM - 12:06 PM. Classes will be released for the day at 3:56 PM.
Please contact us with any questions or concerns! (254) 672-5776
If you were part of the 2003, 2008, 2017, or 2018 state champion football team and you're interested in playing in the alum football game on October 26th, please contact Mrs. Cori Rhyne at (940) 328-2615.
Friday, October 7th
Pep Rally: 2:15 PM
Varsity Football HERE vs. Ranger: 7:30 PM
Show us your best 70s look & get ready for the Disco! Friday morning, cheerleaders will be selling Groovy Glasses for $4 and Tattoos for $1 each
Athletic Schedule for the Week
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Thank you, Lisa Bell, for coming to visit our Yearbook Class! Lisa is the editor of Weatherford NOW & Burleson NOW Magazines and shared so much information with us about what that entails and how our yearbook skills would translate in that field.
We learned about what an editor does and the various roles freelance photographers & writers and graphic artists play in production. We sent over 20 questions beforehand to Ms. Bell in preparation, and she & Managing Editor Becky Walker answered all of them! Ms. Walker actually got her start by teaching a yearbook class!
Lisa Bell said her favorite part of the job is being able to make a living doing what she loves and meeting people she'll never forget. Thank you for your time and for sharing your experiences. We especially appreciated the advice of finding what you love and choosing a career that lets you do that.
October Cafeteria Menu 2022
Remember you can also find our daily menu in the Dining section of the Strawn ISD app & on our website: https://www.strawnschool.net/dining.
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8th Grade is seeking new toys to be used for the toy walk at the Strawn Fall Festival, which will be held at Greyhound Stadium, Saturday, October 29th, from 5:00-7:00 PM. Please have all donations to the school by Tuesday, October 25th. Any remaining toys will be passed on to the Angel Tree after the Fall Festival. Contact Mrs. Shugart with any questions. (254) 672-5776
PreK celebrated the last day of summer with some beach day fun!
JH Cross Country Schedule
This Friday is Pajama Day! Wear your pajamas to school & cheer on our Greyhounds.
JH Football 5:00 @ Rotan
Varsity Football 7:30 @ Rotan
Athletic Schedule for the Week
Varsity Hounds take on the Gorman Panthers Friday night, 7:30 PM, at Gorman!
The Greyhounds outsmart the rest; don your nerdiest outfit Friday to support your team!
Senior football boys Jose Estrada, Kyler Tunnell, Justin Patton, & Leo Delatorre attended the Torch Conference in Round Rock this week for Coach Lee's speech, which highlighted the importance of building a team environment. They also visited exhibits for the medical field.
Join us for a Booster Club meeting today in the cafeteria, 5:00 PM, to discuss the upcoming Fall Festival! Everyone is welcome!
Thursday, September 15th
JH Pep Rally at 2:30 PM in the gym
JH Football game starts at 5:00 PM @ Greyhound Stadium with JV to follow
