This is Crowley ISD

On Saturday, Oct. 14, Texas will see its first Annular Eclipse since 1919! In Crowley ISD, we will see 86% coverage of the sun and the sky will be a reddish color.

Make plans to join Crowley ISD at Richard Allie Middle School for Solar Eclipse Community Day!
Doors will open at 10 a.m. at Richard Allie Middle School, with prime eclipse viewing from 11:45 a.m.-12:15 p.m.

We will have games, food trucks, learning sessions before heading outside to view the eclipse safely from the football field. Solar eclipse glasses will be provided for attendees.

October is National Bullying Prevention Month, and we're all set to make a stand against bullying every single Monday. Starting next week, let's paint Mondays BLUE and let the world know that we say NO to bullying!

• Wear your favorite blue jeans and shirts
• Paint your nails blue
• Rock those blue socks

Together, we can create a safe and supportive environment for every student. Let's make this October the most impactful Bullying Awareness Month yet!

Join the Crowley ISD Superintendent each month for Mondays with Dr. McFarland on Zoom. We had more than 200 families log-on for our first meeting in September. Our next meeting is Monday, Oct. 16 at 12 p.m. or 6 p.m. and will feature conversations about bullying prevention.

Mark your calendars for future Mondays with Dr. McFarland this school year:

• Monday, Nov. 13, 2023
• Monday, Dec. 11, 2023

It's homecoming week for the Crowley Eagles and there are many opportunities for alumni and community to connect with the campus.

Parade and Community Pep Rally
Wednesday, Oct. 4 // 6 p.m.
Route will begin at 512 Peach St. and end at Eagle Stadium

Football Game, CHS vs. Chisholm Trail
Friday, Oct. 6 // 7:30 p.m.
Crowley ISD Multi-Purpose Stadium

Homecoming ceremony will be held PRE-GAME
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Homecoming Dance
Saturday, Oct. 7 // 7-10 p.m.
CHS Cafeteria

Sycamore Elementary School is proud to be one of six Tarrant County schools to receive a grant for the Eat Well, Feel Well program through the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service - Tarrant County for this school year!

This health and wellness initiative brings 12 vegetable gardens along with student and parent classes on gardening and nutrition.

Students got busy on Thursday morning building their new gardens! Sycamore Principal Kali Saleh said she was excited about the opportunity this provides for even more family engagement and how it takes students and families a step closer to healthy living!

From September 15 through October 15, join Crowley ISD as we highlight historical figures, art, dance, food, cuisine and much more from the Hispanic culture. The district will host the annual Hispanic Heritage Quiz Bowl on Saturday, Oct. 21 at North Crowley High School.

The 2023 Hispanic Heritage Month theme, "Todos Somos, Somos Uno: We Are All, We Are One," reinforces the diversity inherent within the Hispanic community, as well as the power that comes from being a united community.

The Free and Reduced Program is available to all eligible families, providing discounts and waivers to ensure our students receive the support they need. Please be sure to complete the Meal Application by visiting the following link: Crowley ISD School Lunch App.

Am I Eligible?
Families that have a gross household income within the limits determined by federal government guidelines or receiving benefits from special programs may be eligible for the Free and Reduced Program. Only one application is needed for all children in your household who attend Crowley ISD schools. Learn more on the Crowley ISD Child Nutrition page.

If you need assistance or have questions regarding your free and reduce application, please contact Cindy Santos at cindy.santos@crowley.k12.tx.us.