Vidor Middle School

Welcome to The Greatest School on Earth!🎪

Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, children of all ages—step right up!

We are thrilled to welcome you to another spectacular year at Vidor Middle School! This year, you are the stars of the show. Every class is a new act, every project is a chance to shine, and every challenge is an opportunity to amaze yourself with what you can do!

✨ Here at VMS, We will be celebrating our talents, building strong and confident learners, and daring to dream bigger than ever before! ✨

We believe in you and can’t wait to see all the incredible things you’ll accomplish. Together, we’ll make this school year a spectacular show full of success, friendship, and unforgettable moments.

Let’s make 2025–2026 our best year yet—because YOU are the reason this is

The Greatest School on Earth!

🍿First Day information to help things go smoothly:🍿

Parent Drop-Off – Located at the front of the school. Doors open at 7:35 a.m. When you see the officer and other adults outside, it’s time to start the day!

Morning Arrival – Students will go to breakfast in the cafeteria (if needed) OR directly to the gym. All students will end up in the gym for morning instructions.

Schedules – New schedules will be handed out tomorrow. We know kids may forget them, so don’t worry—we’ll have extras.

Water Bottles – Allowed, but must be clear and contain only clear water. The lid must close completely.

Finding Classes & Lunch – We will help all students find their classes and ensure everyone has time to eat lunch.

Parent Pick-Up – The final bell rings at 3:50 p.m. Students will come to the front and wait for their ride. We will call students by name over the bullhorn to load. You must have your car rider sign posted until your child is safely in your car.

Buses – Afternoon buses for secondary students may run later during the first few days. Elementary routes are completed first, then buses come to secondary schools. Thank you for your patience!

🎪Upcoming Big Top Events🎪

Aug. 11th -Schedule Pick up
Aug. 13th First Day of School
Aug. 25th Open House 5:30-7:00 pm
Aug. 25-29th VMS Book Fair
Aug. 26th Women’s independence Day
Aug.29th Fun Friday-Sports day (Wear your favorite Jersey/Hat)

VISD School Start Times

🎟️ Arrive Early – First Bell rings at 8:15!

🎈 Be Prepared – Bring your school supplies, a positive attitude and ask questions!

🎠 Stay Connected – Check our VMS website, Parent Square and VMS Facebook Page for updates.

2025-2026 School Supplies

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VISD~VMS Dress and Grooming

The district's dress code teaches grooming and hygiene, prevents disruption, minimizes safety hazards, and maintains a positive learning climate. Students and parents may determine a student's personal dress and grooming standards, provided that they comply with the following:

Sleeveless shirts/blouses, tank tops, halters, see-through blouses, or tops with low-neck lines are not permitted. All shirts/blouses must have sleeves, short or long. "Cold- shoulder" or "cut-out shoulder" shirts are allowed but must have a minimum of 2 inches of material from the neckline to the open shoulder. Midriffs and backs must not be exposed; tops must be long enough to tuck into pants when arms are raised.
Jeans and other apparel should not be deliberately mutilated. Any holes that are above fingertip length should be patched and pants should be properly hemmed.
Jeans or pants should fit and should be worn at the waist. They should not be wider than the foot at the cuff and should not be longer than the bottom of the heel.
Inappropriate patches, pictures, symbols, writing, slogans, or quotes-either attached to or painted on clothing are not to be worn.
Pants should not have excessive pockets, buckles, or straps down the pant leg. (Carpenter style is acceptable).
Shorts will be permitted during the school day, but must be finger-tip length.
Capri style pants must come to mid-calf.
Jeggings and/or leggings are not considered a pant. They may be worn under an appropriate length dress/skirt.
Dresses and skirts should be fingertip length. Exceptions will be made for extra-curricular activities.
Trench coats will not be allowed.
Hair should be neat, clean, and well groomed.
Extremes in make-up and face paint are not permitted. Black lipstick will not be allowed.
Shirts shall be neat, clean, and buttoned except for the top button.
Earrings are permitted. Nose piercings are allowed in the nostril, with a single stud (no hoops). No septum piercings or any other visible body piercings will be permitted for any student, including tongue rings and spacers. Tattoos should be covered at school.
Clothing which desecrates the flag; advertises narcotic, alcoholic, or tobacco products; or contains sexual references or innuendos is prohibited.
Caps or hats are not allowed in the buildings. Caps should be worn in an appropriate manner. Caps will not be worn backward. Caps/hats worn in the building are subject to being confiscated. No bandanas or sweat bands allowed on campus. Billfold chains are prohibited.
No excessive makeup, jewelry, or accessories is allowed.
Shoes must be worn at all times-no slippers.
No pajamas or "pajama-like" pants and sleepwear are allowed.

Violations of the dress code will not be accepted. Parents will be called to bring acceptable attire on each dress code violation. If parents cannot bring acceptable attire, the student may be placed in ISS for the remainder of the day. Habitual violations of dress/appearance code may result in further disciplinary action taking place.