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Free & Reduced Lunch Application
Free Breakfast & Lunch for Reduced-price Eligible Students
NEW: Reduced-Price Eligible Students Will Receive Breakfast AND Lunch at No Charge for 2025-2026 & 2026-2027
The Texas legislature passed Senate Bill 1, which includes a subsidy of reduced priced breakfast and lunch for the next two years. Students who meet eligibility requirements for reduced-price meals must be offered breakfast and lunch at no charge.
Nutrition Services will be subsidizing reduced lunch for CFISD students until September 1st, when the state subsidy goes into effect.
PBIS
Safety Spotlight
Cook Student Schoology Course
Counselors' Corner
Cook Library
Grade Snapshot
Home Access Center Help
Decoding the Gradebook
Navigating Schoology
Tutorial Process
Gifted and Talented Screening
Parents and Guardians,
The Academic Achievement Office at Cook Middle School provides insight to one of our student success initiatives through the No Zeros program including a report we call a Zero Report. Students will view this video through advisory this month and receive Zero Reports and goal setting reports throughout the year when appropriate. When or if a student receives a report for having zeros, a pdf is sent to your email provided through the Home Access Center. If you have questions related to the zeros, teacher names and course names are provided so that you can follow up with them directly. Please take a moment to update your contact information to remain connected. We look forward to partnering with you and celebrating all of our students who qualify at our No Zeros Recess' throughout the year!
Please let us know if you have any issues or have additional requests.
Sincerely,
Academic Achievement Office
Math Resource Available to All Students
ST Math is a PreK-8 program that meets students where they are and helps them build deep, lasting math understanding through visual problem-solving.
More than practice, it sparks curiosity and removes barriers by letting students explore concepts, discover patterns, and gain confidence before formal instruction.
With JiJi® as their guide, students learn through play, immediate feedback, and productive struggle—turning math into a meaningful, memorable experience.
Cook Clinic
Ranger Athletics
Upcoming Events
Ranger Color Run Donations & Sponsorship
Dear Ranger community,
I am writing on behalf of Cook Middle School requesting donations for our schoolwide color run scheduled for November 21st. We will need to purchase multiple boxes of colored powder, water bottles and snacks for our students at the finish line. Generous donations from our community partners will allow us to rent an inflatable obstacle course for students who participate in the event.
All proceeds from the color run will go directly back to our campus to purchase much needed software and supplies for our intervention strategies. We would greatly appreciate any donation you can make toward our goal. We have three donation tiers in 2025 and are as follows:
$100- Business name on the back of the 25-26 Color Run shirt
$250- Business name with small logo on the back of the Color Run shirt
$500- Business name with large logo on the back of the Color Run shirt and we will display your banner at Cook Middle School the week of the event.
Should you make a donation, your business will also be recognized in the school newsletter and social media outlets. We will also provide a donation receipt letter with the tax-exempt ID number for your records.
If you have any questions or need further information, please contact our Campus Secretary, Jessica Stewart at (281) 897-4413 or Jessica.Stewart@cfisd.net. On behalf of the students, parents, and faculty of Cook Middle School, thank you for your consideration.
Sincerely,
Daniele Sebastian
Cook Middle School, Principal
Spirit Cement Stickers
Cook Clubs
Cook Attendance
Volunteer Opportunities
Yearbook Sales
Car Rider Procedures
Walker and Biker Procedures
Electronic Device Policy
We believe that removing cell phone, earbud and personal device usage while students are inside Cook Middle School will:
1. Minimize Distractions
2. Promote Face-to-Face Interactions
3. Enhance Focus and Learning
4. Reduce Opportunities for Cyberbullying
If students need to make contact with a parent or guardian they may:
1. Use the campus phone in our security vestibule during passing periods, or their lunch period.
2. Use their phone during our dismissal process once they have exited the building.
3. Speak with a campus administrator, counselor or staff members about an alternative plan should an emergency arise.
Should a parent or guardian need to communicate an important message to a student, please call our main line to have a message sent to your student.
We appreciate your support in reinforcing the importance of following the Electronic Device Policy. Please have a conversation with your students about the reasonings behind this policy and the positive impact it can have on their academic progress and school experience.
ID Badge and Clear Backpack Policy
At Cook Middle School, identification badges and clear backpacks are essential aspects of our commitment to a safe environment for students, staff and visitors to our campus. In addition, student ID badges allow students to access transportation, meals and library books with a quick scan of their badges. Please review the badge policy with your student and discuss the importance of wearing their ID badge each day.
We appreciate your support in ensuring that your student has their permanent ID badge and a clear backpack each day.
Tardy Policy
At Cook Middle School, we place great emphasis on teaching and reinforcing our campus PBIS values of being Respectful, Organized, Cooperative and Kind. An essential piece of students living these values at school is being on time to each of their classes and being in attendance for as many school days as possible.
Arriving to class on time, ensures that students do not miss essential instructions, announcements and the beginning of lessons. Our staff is working diligently to plan quality lessons that include a purposeful warm up within the first few minutes of class. Students arriving late to class, may miss those essential warm ups, reminders about upcoming assessments and other classroom announcements.
First period begins at 7:45 a.m. and students are expected to be in their assigned first period, ready to learn at 7:45. We ask your support and assistance in ensuring that students arrive on campus prior to 7:45 a.m. so that they may eat breakfast, make it to their classroom and be ready to learn when the bell rings.
Thank you for your assistance and cooperation in encouraging your students to make the most of the academic year by being on time to each of their classes.
Dress Code
Lunch Deliveries & Lunch Visitors
Bell Schedule
School Family Compact
Texas State School Report Cards
The State of Texas 2022-23 School Report Card for Cook Middle School has been publicly released.
This is a report required by the Texas Legislature and prepared by the Texas Education Agency. It is to be sent to the parent or guardian of every child enrolled in a Texas public school. The report provides information concerning student performance on the State of Texas Assessments of Academic Readiness (STAAR), student enrollment, class size averages, and financial expenditures.
The School Report Cards can be found online by clicking the link below:
https://rptsvr1.tea.texas.gov/perfreport/src/src_srch.html
If you do not have access to the internet to view the School Report Card online, please call 281-897-4400 to request the School Report Card be sent home with your child. You may also visit the main office and request to view or have a copy of the School Report Card provided to you.
Please feel free to contact Cook Middle School at 281-897-4400 if you have any questions regarding the School Report Card.
La Tarjeta Escolar de Calificaciones del estado de Texas para el año 2022-23 de la escuela Cook Middle School ha sido presentada públicamente.
La tarjeta es un informe ordenado por la legislatura de Texas y preparado por la Agencia de Educación de Texas. Este documento será enviado a los padres o tutores legales de todos los niños inscritos en una escuela pública de Texas. La tarjeta contiene información referida al desempeño del estudiante en las Evaluaciones de la Aptitud Académica del Estado de Texas (STAAR) así como información sobre la inscripción del estudiante, el promedio del tamaño de las clases y los gastos financieros.
Las Tarjetas Escolares de Calificaciones se pueden encontrar en línea, haciendo clic en el siguiente enlace:
https://rptsvr1.tea.texas.gov/perfreport/src/src_srch.html
Si no tuvieran acceso a ver la tarjeta escolar de calificaciones en línea, sírvanse llamar al 281-897-4400 para solicitar que la tarjeta escolar de calificaciones sea enviada a la casa con su hijo. También pueden visitar la escuela y pedir en las oficinas que les muestren o les entreguen una copia de la tarjeta.
Si tienen alguna pregunta al respecto, no duden en llamar a Cook Middle School al 281-897-4400.
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Staying Connected to Cook Middle School
Cook Middle School Communications & Emails
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