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Students will Return To Campus on August 12
August 12 is the first day of the 2021-2022 School Year
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Returning Student Verification/New Student Enrollment
Save the date! Returning Student Verification and New Student Enrollment is right around the corner. Please note that all registration for the 2020-2021 and the 2021-2022 school year will be entirely online.
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Free Summer Meals for Children Schedule
This summer, Galena Park Independent School District will be sponsoring the TDA Seamless Summer Option which provides free breakfast and lunch to all children 18 years of age and younger. Program dates and serving times for each site will vary. Children do not have to sign up for meals; they simply need to come to the school site during serving hours. Regulations require that meals must be eaten at the school site. For more information about the program contact the GPISD Student Nutrition Department at (832) 386-1211
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Accessing your Students STAAR EOC Scores on June 15th.
The Texas Education Agency (TEA) will release student score reports on Tuesday, June 15th.
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Letter to the graduating senior parents from Dr. Coleman
A letter from Dr. Coleman to the senior parents.
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North Shore Senior High's School Report Card
Click the title to review North Shore Senior High's School Report Card
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Parent Connect Newsletter
As we navigate the 2020-2021 school year, both virtually and in-person, we will continue to provide you with the latest updates. We hope you will take the time to read over this newsletter carefully.
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Removal of Unauthorized/Disruptive Persons
As of August 26, 2018 all school districts are subject to the Commissioner’s new rules regarding the removal of a disruptive person from a campus. More information regarding this new rule can be found in Chapter 37, section 37.105 of the Texas Education Code, which addresses: Unauthorized Persons, Refusal of Entry, Ejection, and Identification.
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Blackboard Parentlink Notification System - TCPA
Galena Park ISD regularly provides mass notifications to parents, guardians, students, and faculty regarding weather closures, threat situations, event scheduling, or to provide other important education-related information. These messages not only drive positive educational outcomes, they can also save lives.
