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Tice Enrollment
All student enrollment will be completed online. If you need assistance, please click on the link to schedule an appointment. If you have any questions, please call 832-386-4065. The following Documents are required for New Student Enrollment: Birth Certificate, Social Security Card, Parent/Guardian's driver's license or passport, Immunization records, Proof of Residency (New Student Enrollment) - Utility bill (water, gas or electric) or current lease dated within the last 30 days, Previous school records (ex. report cards, transcript or withdrawal forms)
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Homework Hotline
Click here to find out more about the Homework Hotline, beginning October 5!
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Meal Distribution Information
There will be a bus delivery system with designated sites and stops. Bus delivery will be on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9:30 a.m. -11:30 a.m. The parent or guardian may be present, with or without their child(ren) to receive meals. If the parent is not present, the child(ren) will need to present one of the following items: Student ID number, Student ID card, or Official letter/ email from your child's campus
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Parent Connect Newsletter
We are deeply committed to offering excellent educational experiences for our students and we want to keep you informed of upcoming events, successes and happenings in GPISD. In Galena Park ISD, our students are extremely important to us and so are you. Please enjoy this edition of a newsletter especially designed for you. Thank you for taking the time to stay connected!
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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.
