Today we reflect on Amanda Gorman, the youngest inaugural poet in U.S. History. She has received numerous awards and honors for her written work such as poetry collections and children’s books. She is an activist who advocates for climate issues, equality, and education. Her determination inspires us today as she continues advocating for change.
Tonight’s Governing Board Meeting was held at P.T. Coe Elementary School. We express our gratitude to Principal Ms. Robyn Lee-Hohman for hosting and showcasing the remarkable achievements of her students and staff from P.T. Coe and Isaac Online Prep Academy. The meeting commenced with school wide goals, special recognition of dedicated staff, and featured student performances from the cheer squad and singing from 1st, 3rd, and 5th graders. Thank you to our staff for their dedication to our Isaac Schools and thank you to our Isaac Community for joining us.
Isaac School District Governing Board Meeting
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Reunion de la Mesa Directiva del Distrito Escolar Isaac
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Today we reflect on Marian Wright Edelman, an American lawyer and civil rights activist. She became the first African American woman to be admitted to the Mississippi State Bar Exam. She helped coordinate campaigns and coordinate nationwide activities to help children.
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Today, we came together again for our Parent Advisory Council. Our Superintendent, school leaders, and, most importantly, our dedicated parents committed time and energy for this meeting. The focus of today’s meeting was a vital one: Understanding the difference between volunteering and engagement, and exploring how our parents can excel in both areas while recognizing their unique roles and values. Your dedication makes all the difference! Let's keep up the great work as partners in education.
Enroll your child for the 2024-2025 school year! Please visit your nearest school office or visit www.isaacschools.org/enroll for more information.
Today we reflect on Charles Hamilton Houston, a scholar, lawyer, and leader in promoting racial harmony. His efforts and determination made significant contributions in the battle against racial discrimination.
Today, we commemorate Presidents' Day, honoring the leaders of our nation both past and present. In observance, there will be no classes February 19, 2024. Classes will resume on Tuesday, February 20, 2024
As we celebrate Black History Month, we want to highlight the leaders and milestones that have impacted education here in Arizona. Veora Johnson served as a devoted teacher for 17 years before becoming the principal at Booker T. Washington in Mesa, AZ. She was the first Black woman in Arizona to obtain administrative credentials in education and is widely respected for her remarkable contributions to public education in Arizona.
Isaac Middle School and Pueblo Del Sol Cheer Teams participated in the Valley Junior High Cheer Competition this past weekend. Kudos to Isaac Middle School for achieving 3rd place in the large division. Every student showed commitment and teamwork by mastering routines and collaborating effectively. We are proud of our Isaac students!
Happy 112th Birthday to the State of Arizona! On February 14, 1912, Arizona became the 48th state of the USA. Celebrating Arizona's statehood and Valentine's Day, Isaac expresses love and gratitude to Isaac Staff, students, families, community members and the State of Arizona.
ISD families visited Grand Canyon University to learn more about scholarship opportunities, career paths, and the importance of education. They explored different parts of the campus and had a positive experience while gaining insights on how to support their children academically.
Today we reflect on Toni Morrison, a Nobel and Pulitzer Prize-winning American novelist, editor and professor. She became the first African-American woman to win the Nobel Prize in Literature. Her novels have earned countless prestigious awards and have inspired a generation of future writers.
Parent University is coming! Join us to learn about current initiatives ISD is leading with our children, university, and community partners to support them in their academic journey through the lens of technology! Registration is required. Please get in touch with your parent educator to register.
Our ISD Communications Department was honored and recognized with 7 Awards of Excellence from the Arizona School Public Relations Association for their diligent work on various projects that enhance communication, branding, and sharing our district’s story. We congratulate them for their commitment to keeping staff, students, families, and the community well-informed while highlighting the incredible opportunities available to our students.
During the month of February, we invite you to join us and explore various ways you can honor and celebrate Black History Month.
Black History Month is a time of remembrance and reflection of civil right leaders and their legacies. Today we reflect on George Washington Carver for his dedication in pursuing education as he became the first African American to earn a Bachelor of Science degree. He went on to conduct research, teach, and provide farming strategies to farmers.
Reminder, Parent Teacher Conferences are this week. Students will have half day dismissal from February 7-9th. If you have any questions, please reach out to your child’s teacher. We look forward to seeing you there!
Isaac is grateful for the committed staff who provide quality learning experiences and work towards student success. National School Counseling Week highlights the contributions and impact of school counselors on students. Join in the celebration of school counselors and support staff who make a difference in our school community.
