Groesbeck Independent School District

📚 Superintendent & Directors Appreciation Day 📚 Celebrate the incredible dedication of GISD's leadership team, led by our Superintendent and Directors, for their vision, commitment, and tireless work that guides our schools toward success every single day. 👏 Their dedication makes an impact on our students, staff, and the entire school community — their leadership makes a difference. 🐐

Learn about the projects included in the Groesbeck ISD bond proposal, which would fund updates and improvements across the district. Watch the video - https://youtube.com/shorts/Bir7rUNVH94

Stop by our ESL Informational Booth for information about the services we offer at the ESL Family Night - October 23, 2025, from 5:30 PM to 6:00 PM at ENGE-WASHINGTON INTERMEDIATE

#BondFAQ: Why will my ballot read “THIS IS A PROPERTY TAX INCREASE” if I have an approved homestead exemption?

The Texas legislature passed laws in 2019 requiring all school bond elections to include the following language on the ballot: “THIS IS A PROPERTY TAX INCREASE”. The state mandates all bond ballots to include this language, regardless of what individual exemptions each voter may have.

Find out more about the upcoming Groesbeck ISD Bond Election by visiting groesbeckisdbond.com.

🎗️ CASH & COINS FOR CANCER 🎗️
Help us make a difference in the lives of those fighting cancer and children with critical illnesses!

The GHS Student Council is heading up the collection of cash and coin donations on each campus now through October 31. All proceeds will be donated to:

💛 Limestone County Cancer Support Group
💙 Make-A-Wish Foundation

📍 Drop-off Location: HOW, Enge, GMS, and GHS
📅 Deadline to Donate: October 31

Your spare change can spark big change! Every dollar counts — and every act of kindness matters.

#CashAndCoinsForCancer #LimestoneCountyCancerSupport #MakeAWish #CampusCares #DonateToday

The GHS Student Council aims to engage students and staff across the district in increasing cancer awareness, supporting survivors and caregivers, raising funds to support cancer research and patient services, and advocating for policy change. Join us, from October 20 to 24, by wearing the daily color that represents a specific type of cancer. The goal is to raise awareness about the various types of cancer and promote healthy choices. 🎗️

Missed a recent town hall meeting to learn about the school bond? Come join us at the Kosse Community Center on October 16 at 6:00 p.m.

Cross Country Coach Matthus Lopez is incredibly proud of the cross country athletes for their hard work and dedication throughout the year. 📢 The Junior High girls finished 4th overall, with Journi Janes earning the title of Girls District Champion! 🏆 The Junior High boys are the District 20 Champions! Mason Lenoir secured 4th place, while Jack Pixler finished in 9th. Parker Meyers, Ryen Harris, Marquez Johnson, and Wyatt Condon placed in the top 20. 🥇 The High School girls qualified for regionals with a commendable 3rd place finish, including two athletes in the top 10: Khloie Marler in 2nd place and Clover Diaz in 9th place. 🎖️ The High School boys also had a strong season, finishing 5th at District, with Diego Lopez placing 13th overall. Way to Go, 🐐!!!!