School Supply Lists for 2019-2020


Kindergarten

1st Grade

2nd Grade

3rd Grade

5th Grade

Science 6th, 7th, 8th

Mrs. Randolph's Math 7th, 8th, 9th

Mrs. Randolph's History 7th and 8th

Coach Hurst High School Math Supply List

Chemistry 9th and 10th 

Anatomy 12th Grade

NOTES for MAY

 

** ANY and ALL Activities, outside of the classroom, REQUIRE students to be passing

 

May 1                 

• Pre-K & Kinder Round-Up 9:30 – 11:00

 

May 2                 

• State UIL
• Soil Conservation Awards K-4^th Grade at 10:00

 

May 3                 

• State UIL

 

May 4

• Bond Election – Voting Day
• State UIL

 

May 7

• Progress Reports
• ASVAB Testing

 

May 8

• State Testing: Biology ECO
• Board Meeting

 

May 9

• State Testing : Algebra 1 EOC
• State Testing : US History EOC

 

May 10

• State Track

 

May 11

• State Track

 

May 13

• STAAR Testing : Math – Grades 3, 4, 6, 7 and Retest for Grades 5 & 8
• State Golf : Girls

 

May 14

• STAAR Testing : Reading – Grades 3, 4, 6, 7 and Retest for Grades 5 & 8
• State Golf : Girls

 

May 15

• STAAR Testing : Science – Grades 5 & 8
• Pre-K – 5^th Awards Ceremony 2:00

 

May 16

• STAAR Testing : Social Studies – Grade 8
• Junior High & High School Awards Ceremony 6:30
• State Tennis
• TSI Testing on Campus

 

May 17

• Pre-K – 5^th Grade Field Day : Zephyr
• 8^th Grade Field Trip
• State Tennis

May 19

• Baccalaureate

 

May 20

• Kinder – 5^th Grade Field Trip : Georgetown
• State Golf - Boys

 

May 21              

• Early Out at 1:00
• Finals
• State Golf - Boys

 

May 22              

• Last Day
• Early Out at 1:00
• Finals

 

May 23              

• Teacher Workday
• Graduation 6:30

 

May 24              

• Teacher Workday

 

May 29

• State UIL Speaking

 

May 30

• State UIL Speaking

 

** ANY and ALL Activities, outside of the classroom, REQUIRE students to be passing

 

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Family, Friends, and Community of Priddy ISD

For our school to operate effectively, it is crucial that we have a daily attendance of at least 90 students. Our current enrollment of students counting towards our Average Daily Attendance is 91. This means if more than one student is absent, the result is a major loss of funding, which is devastating for our school. It is important to note that attendance towards Average Daily Attendance (our funding) is taken at 9:00 a.m. Students not present at 9:00 do not count for funding purposes. Students coming later than 9:00 do not count for funding purposes. Even if students were at school for first period but left before 9:00, they still do not count toward our Average Daily Attendance. We must have everyone's help.

Please be diligent in:

Talking to families about bringing their students to Priddy ISD where they can benefit from our rich tradition and success

Making every effort to have your student here everyday

Making all appointments, including doctors' and dentists' appointments, at a time when your student can be picked up from school after 9:00

Medical Absence - A student can only be counted in attendance with a doctor's note, if the student attends a portion of the same school day as the appointment.
A doctor's note will not cover a multiple day absence. It only covers the one day of the appointment, if the student attends a portion of the same school day as the appointment.

Priddy ISD's strength is the love this community has for its school. With everyone's committed effort, Priddy ISD will continue to educate all students for success in college, career and community service.




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