MORGAN ISD

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Welcome to Morgan ISD!

We had many Elementary and Junior High students participate in UIL events this year and represented MISD well and made our community proud! Here are all the students who placed in the 2020 UIL Events:

2^nd Grade: Arianna Alvarado- Storytelling 2^nd (tie), Abbie Walker- Storytelling 2^nd (tie) and Creative Writing 6^th, Ayleen Aviles- Chess 2^nd, Chess Team – 3^rd

3^rd Grade: Dominick Burcaga- Chess 1^st, Spelling 3^rd, and Storytelling 5^th, Mellow Hornsby- Storytelling 2^nd, Chess Team- 2^nd

4^th Grade: David Daniel- Chess 4^th, Phoenix Clark- Chess 6^th, Bradley Gattis- Number Sense 4^th, Number Sense Team- 2^nd

5^th Grade: Rolando Monroy- Listening 5^th

6^th Grade: Reed Dickey- Chess 4^th, Laylen Garcia- Editorial Writing 4^th, Laila Daniel- Editorial Writing 5^th, Gracie McDonald- Editorial Writing 6^th

7^th Grade: Allison Gattis- Listening 2^nd and Art 1^st, Veronica Perez- Listening 5^th and Art 5^th, Edward Aviles- Number Sense 4^th, Listening Team- 1^st, Art Team- 2^nd

8^th Grade: Briseyda Romo- Listening 5^th, Mark Garcia- Chess 3^rd and Number Sense 2^nd, Bianca Aviles- Number Sense 3^rd, Number Sense Team- 1^st

School Board Appreciation rocket

Our school board members are committed to public education and the continuing success of
our students and school.Take time in January to thank them for being champions for our kids.

Transfers

Morgan ISD is now accepting K-12 transfers. Please contact our front office for more details at 254-635-2311 and/or see our transfer form on the Forms and Documents page under Parents and Community.

2019-2020 Morgan ISD Adopted Calendar

Principal's News & Notes

What are you willing to give for success?

So many people talk about wanting to be successful, but few are willing to give the time and energy necessary to be successful. Success comes with sacrifice. Success comes with a cost. Success is not free, it is earned. Success is not something you can cheat to get, because if you cheat to get success, you fail to gain the appreciation necessary to be grateful for your success.

The definition of success is the accomplishment of an aim or purpose. Getting where you want to be for the short of it. Success is accomplishing your purpose. What purpose do you want to achieve in this world? How success looks is the idea of what you think success should look like. People can be successful without money, popularity, big homes, or beauty. The question is, what was the purpose of their accomplishments? If a person achieved the desired results of their purpose and they feel they reached those milestones, then they have been successful.

We have to become a better campus. We have to become better students. We have to become better teachers. We have to become better administrators. We have to become successful. But before we can accomplish our goals, we have to decide what sacrifices will it take to be better and be successful. In my view, we have had success, but there is still more to achieve.

Thank you for taking time to read this section.

Juan Ramirez

Principal, Morgan ISD

Email: juan.ramirez@morganisd.org

Work: 254-635-2311

Fax: 254-635-2129

Website: www.morganisd.org

Flu season is here and Morgan ISD wants you to all stay healthy!

Check out the DSHS website for more information.

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Flu information