Parent & Family Engagement

Hello Timberwolf families,

I want to welcome everyone to the 2026-2027 school year at Truitt Middle School! I hope everyone is enjoying their time this summer and that our students are doing well. I would say it is quiet around here without them, but as you may have noticed driving by, there are several construction projects going on. We are excited for all of the upgrades to Fine Arts, Industrial Tech, and many other areas that are going to directly benefit your students.

Since the end of school, we have been working as a staff to prepare for next year, but we have also been able to celebrate all of the growth and progress we saw in the Timberwolves last year. While final numbers are not available yet, Truitt Middle School grew academically in every grade and subject area. We are very proud of the hard work of our students and staff.

This upcoming year, we want to focus on attendance and academics. It is so important for students to be at school and engaged with their education, and we need your support. Education is one of the keys to students enjoying a prosperous and fulfilling life.

Below you will see some key dates and events as we open the school year. We would love for you and your student to attend and participate. There are some great products available at our campus online store, but order soon as the deadline is July 10th!

We especially hope to see you at our Timberwolves Express Night on August 6, 2026.

6th Grade: 4:00 - 5:30

7th and 8th Grade: 5:30 - 6:30

Here you will be able to pick up a draft version of your student's schedule, walk the building, meet staff members, pick up ID badges and PE/Athletic uniforms, and more.

Follow us across social media platforms to see highlights of some of the great things going on at Truitt Middle School.

Thank you,

Justin Nichols

Principal

Truitt Middle School

Cypress-Fairbanks ISD

Thank you for everything you do and for being a valued member of our Truitt family.

Are you interested in getting involved at Truitt Middle School? We need parent volunteers and there are many ways to serve. Please fill out the form below to connect with us!

We are looking for parents to serve on important committees, men to serve as an Alpha Dad for a day, donations, and for help in other areas.

When should students arrive to school each day?

Doors open to students at 7:25 AM. First period begins at 7:45. It is recommended that students are dropped off no later than 7:30 to ensure they can arrive to class on time.

What is the process for breakfast?

There are two locations for breakfast, one in the cafeteria for bus riders, and one in the main hall for car riders. Breakfast is grab and go. Students will take it to their first period class and eat before 7:45.

Is there anything unique about the dress code at Truitt Middle School?

Yes. In addition to the general guidelines outlined at cfisd.net, Truitt Middle School does not permit open-toed shoes, slides, sandals, house shoes, or any other type of shoes that do not have a back.

Step by step instructions: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1HfZL6pWjMbbG_IRLdYG8YpawelcTIRQfOXdcYOsTQJ0/edit?usp=sharing

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Dear Parents and Guardians,

If you plan on having your student leave early because of a doctor's appointment or non-emergency, please follow these procedures:

• Send a handwritten note with your student information and the time needed to be excused (please make sure your student gives it to attendance before 1st period).
• If sending a note through email, please make sure you attach a photo of your ID and you must send it an hour prior to leaving.
• No emails or early releases after 2:30 pm due to the dismissal process starting.

Please keep in mind that the state of Texas requires students to be in attendance at least 90% for each class or they will be in danger of losing credit. Try to schedule appointments for after school and ensure your student is on time for first period every day.

Other helpful tips:

• Make sure if your student is absent, please send a doctor's note when your student arrives back to school.
• Only emergency contacts listed can be allowed to take students with previous approval from guardian.
• If a student arrives at school after 7:55 am, make sure to sign them in or send a note. Otherwise, they will be counted absent.

If you have any questions or concerns,

Please email nancy.torres2@cfisd.net or jennifer.villareal@cfisd.net

for any attendance needs

Please scan the QR code to access resources for transportation:

• The transportation plans for 2026-2027
• What school bus your child rides,
• The transportation communication portal,
• Transportation parent letter.

Title I is a federally funded program meant to provide opportunities for disadvantaged

children to acquire the knowledge and skills they need to help close the

achievement gap. As a parent of a student receiving Title 1 funds, federal law allows

parents to ask for information about the certification of your child's teacher and/or paraprofessional.