This is Crowley ISD

Early Voting: April 24-May 2
Election Day: Saturday, May 6

The Crowley ISD Bond 2023 proposal is a community-driven plan that, if approved by voters on May 6, will…

• Maintain and improve safety and security district-wide.
• Build eight new schools to accommodate future enrollment growth.
• Benefit every student in every school.

Crowley ISD’s commitment to fiscal stewardship, along with growth in the overall tax base, will allow the proposed projects to be completed while maintaining the current tax rate. That means this bond will result in no property tax rate increase.

You are invited to our upcoming Bond Information Sessions to ask questions and learn more about the 2023 Crowley ISD Bond.

The Fountains Fellowship Church
Tuesday, April 25 // 6:30 p.m.

Abundant Life Community Church
Tuesday, April 25 // 6:30 p.m.

COMMON QUESTIONS FROM OUR FAMILIES

• What’s in this bond package for our students and campus?
• What is happening with Crowley High School?
• What is an Inclusive Outdoor Learning Center?
• When and where can I vote?

Learn more at www.crowleyisdtx.org/bond23.

Crowley ISD is celebrating a major milestone with more than 17,000 students, students now enrolled in our schools! Siblings Zion and Zoie at J.A. Hargrave Elementary School are two of the newest students who helped us make history.

As a fast-growth district, Crowley ISD is projected to have more than 20,000 students enrolled by 2028.

It’s easy to save your spot for the 2023-24 school year. This is required for all new and returning students in pre-kindergarten through 12th grade.

We are now accepting new student enrollment applications for all grade levels for both the 2022-23 and 2023-24 school years. Returning student registration for 2023-24 is now available through the Skyward parent portal.

Get started today at https://bit.ly/3x11Jw2

Join Crowley ISD on Saturday, April 29 at the Bill R. Johnson CTE Center for the 2023 Spring Family Festival. The Spring Family Festival is open to all Crowley ISD families and will run from 9 a.m. through 2 p.m.

It will feature free food, live music, carnival games, face painting and much more.

Go to crowleyisdtx.org/FamilyFestival for all of the details.

Students from Crowley High School and North Crowley High School participated in an event called “Bridging the Gap Between Law Enforcement and the Communities They Serve” Thursday. Several guest speakers, including members of the Crowley, Arlington and Fort Worth police departments, addressed the group. Officer Ryan Tillman, founder of Breaking Barriers United, discussed how students can take their natural gifts and use them as a vehicle to propel their future.

At the end of the event, Oscar-winning actor Matthew McConaughey stopped by to speak to a smaller group of students about making healthy choices that will impact their future. As the founders of the Just Keep Livin Foundation, McConaughey, and his wife, Camila, asked students questions and encouraged them to use gratitude to help improve their physical and mental health.

Congratulations to Crowley Collegiate Academy junior Edidiong Ekong on being named a 2023 Princeton Prize in Race Relations recipient. Ekong is one of only 29 students in the United States to receive the prestigious honor.

The Princeton Prize in Race Relations recognizes and rewards high school students who, through their volunteer activities, have undertaken significant efforts to advance racial equity and understanding in their schools or communities.

Read More: https://pprize.princeton.edu/people/edidiong-ekong

Crowley ninth-grade student Vincent James recently served as an honorary page on the House floor. Vincent has been a student in Crowley ISD since pre-kindergarten and his future plans include going to law school and running for Congress. A special thanks to State Representative Nicole Collier for extending this invitation to Vincent.

Summer School Camps will offer free in-person summer learning opportunities for qualifying students at specific campuses this summer.

Be on the look out as registration flyers will be sent home by campuses for those students that qualify for summer programs. Learn more at crowleyisdtx.org/summer.

Fiscal responsibility is a top priority as we work to provide excellence in education for all students of Crowley ISD.

As we continue the budgeting process for our next fiscal year and beyond, the district’s leadership team is seeking your assistance.

This survey gives stakeholders like you the opportunity to let us know what budget priorities we should focus on in seven key areas: academics, technology, facilities/operations, health/safety/security, communications, extracurricular activities and employee services.

We want to understand how each of these items impacts you and your family. Your input is greatly appreciated!