Carrizo Springs CISD

CSCISD will provide every child superior quality education in a safe environment to inspire students to reach their goals

    • Thankful for the staff of Carrizo Springs CISD

      In the spirit of the Thanksgiving season, the Carrizo Springs CISD Board of Trustees and superintendent of schools Dr. Jose A. Cervantes provided thanksgiving turkeys to all teachers and staff of the district. The dedication and efforts by all during these very challenging times is truly appreciated and does not go unnoticed.  We wish a very safe and healthy thanksgiving to all the students and staff of CSCISD.

    • CSCISD Back-to-School Safety Plan for Parents and Staff

      We want to make you aware of our health and safety protocols for Carrizo Springs CISD campuses. Please take time to review the Safety Plans in attachments below. The safety and well-being of our CSCISD students, parents and staff are of the utmost importance.

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    • Remote Learning .          .  Remote Support .              Connectivity

      Press Release:

      How Is Your Child Counted For Attendance Daily?

      Carrizo Springs CISD has started the 2020-2021 school year with all students learning remotely. The district is utilizing Asynchronous Instruction which involves more self-guided student instruction.

      If the students are engaged for the day, they would be marked as Present-RA (Remote Asynchronous)

      To be marked present under an Asynchronous Plan of Instruction your student(s) must be engaged daily in one of three ways:

      1. Daily progress in the Learning Management System (LMS) which is SeeSaw for grades PK-2 and Google Classroom for grades 3-12:

      or

      1. Daily progress via teacher-student interactions (two-way feedback) via phone, email, or LMS

      or

      1. Completion and submission of daily assignments from student to teacher (potentially via email, online, or mail) by 11:59pm of each school day

      CSCISD encourages daily attendance for all students. Parents can contact their child’s school for more information, or call the Curriculum & Instruction Office at 830-876-3503 X1501.

       

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      Please here to view Plan English

      Please here to view Plan Spanish

       

    • Reminder! Reminder! 😄

      CSCISD serves student meals from 10:30am-1:00pm, Monday-Friday at every campus. All students are eligible to receive meals free of charge.
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    • CSCISD Communications Director and COVID-19 Response Coordinator Appointed (Click to read more)

      CSCISD Communications Director and COVID-19 Response Coordinator Appointed (Click to read more)

      Dr. Jose A. Cervantes – superintendent of schools would like to inform the CSCISD community that Mr. Michael Uriegas – Director of Human Resources will be taking on a new position for the district. Effective Tuesday, September 8, 2020 Uriegas will serve at Communications Director and COVID -19 Response Coordinator as approved by the CSCISD Board of Trustees at the August 18 meeting.

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    • BOOTS ON THE GROUND FOR CSCISD MAINTENANCE STAFF (click to read more)

      BOOTS ON THE GROUND FOR CSCISD MAINTENANCE STAFF (click to read more)

      On Thursday, September 3, the Carrizo Springs CISD maintenance staff were supplied with a pair of either work boots or shoes by Hell Cat Safety Shoe Company. This service has been provided for several years in an effort to promote

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    • SCHOOL SUPPLIES DONATED TO STUDENTS OF CSCISD (click here to read more)

      SCHOOL SUPPLIES DONATED TO STUDENTS OF CSCISD (click here to read more)

      Carrizo Springs CISD Superintendent, Dr. Jose A. Cervantes along with campus principals Michelle Gonzalez – CSHS, Monique Gonzalez – CSJH, Mario Ruiz – CSI, Elisa Martinez – CSE, Evelyn Castro – district and county liaison, and Veronica Diaz – CSCISD Truancy Officer give much thanks to Dimmit County Justice of the Peace for Precinct 1 Honorable Sonia Guerrero-Perez and Justice of the Peace for Precinct 2 Honorable Alberto Esquivel for their generous donations of school supplies for the students of CSCISD.

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    Announcements

    Notice of Public Hearing

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      NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
      To discuss
      CARRIZO SPRINGS CONSOLIDATED INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT
      SCHOOL FIRST (Financial Integrity Rating System of Texas) RATING:
      Carrizo Springs CISD will hold a public meeting
      Tuesday, September 15, 2020 at 6:00 p.m.
      CSCISD Board Room
      805 W. Houston
      Carrizo Springs, TX 78834
      The purpose of this meeting is to discuss Carrizo Springs CISD’s rating on the
      Financial Integrity Rating System of Texas (FIRST) for school year 2019-2020. Due to health concerns, public participation will be limited to videoconference format using Zoom. A link to the meeting and instructions on public input may be found on the CSCISD website, www.cscisd.net. 

       

    Athletic Update

    • COVID 19

      CSCISD has been informed that a Junior Varsity Football athlete received a positive test result for COVID-19. This athlete was at practice on Tuesday, August 25, 2020. Per standard procedure, we contacted the Dimmit County Health Department and they are aware of this information. Out of an abundance of caution for all student athletes and coaches involved, Carrizo Springs CISD has determined that the best course of action at this time is to temporarily close all Football activities for 24 hours. We will also conduct a thorough investigation to ensure no other student athlete or coaches have been in close contact with the student athlete.

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    Our Mission

    • The Carrizo Springs Consolidate Independent School District (CSCISD) is a school district headquartered in Carrizo Springs, Texas.  CSCISD serves all of Dimmit County, including the cities of Asherton, Big Wells, and Carrizo Springs.  The district also serves several unincorporated areas, including Brundage, Carrizo Hill, and Catarina.  The district serves an enrollment of approximately 2,450 students.  
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