Conroe ISD Connection

In his latest blog, Superintendent Dr. David Vinson shares the vision behind the new Texas Standard Awards and the values that define excellence in Conroe ISD. As campuses begin recognizing outstanding students, teachers, and paraprofessionals, this initiative highlights character, connection, and commitment as the foundation for student success and a strong community.

Read the full article.

The March 17 Board meeting highlighted student success and district progress across multiple areas. Trustees celebrated state champions in cheer, wrestling, and swimming, recognized new campus principals, and received updates on mascots for Kacy Arnold Elementary and Lynn Cartwright Junior High.

The Board also reviewed district demographics, student growth and reading data, and a personnel audit as part of ongoing efforts to strengthen planning and performance across Conroe ISD.

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In our latest From Classroom to Career feature, Conroe High School students in the Automotive and Collision Repair program are gaining hands on experience that prepares them for real world careers. Working alongside their teacher, students are learning diagnostics, repair, and refinishing while building the skills and confidence needed for success after graduation.

Conroe ISD invites families and community members to take a few minutes to complete a brief communication survey. Your feedback will help us improve how we share information, highlight student success, and keep our community informed and connected.

Thank you for taking the time to share your voice and help us continue to strengthen communication across the district. Community Communication Survey

Conroe ISD is pleased to announce several new campus principals across the district: Tracy Summerville (Bradley Elementary), Nicholas Kral (Suchma Elementary), Tina Majeski (Cox Intermediate), Dr. Denise Coello (Travis Intermediate), Dr. Jaret Hostas (Stockton Junior High), Dr. Kelli McWashington (York Junior High), and Sarah Dorsey (Grand Oaks 9th Grade Campus).

These leaders bring a strong commitment to student success, campus culture, and academic excellence as they step into their new roles. The district looks forward to the positive impact they will have on their campuses and communities.

Conroe ISD students delivered outstanding performances across major livestock shows, including the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo (HLSR), San Antonio Stock Show, and other competitions across Texas.

At HLSR, students from Conroe FFA, Oak Ridge FFA, and Montgomery County 4-H competed in the Rabbit Judging Competition, where the senior team “Bad to the Bun” earned 1st place overall for the second consecutive year, led by Kylie Canestorp with a 1st-place individual finish, along with Kinley Meyer (6th) and Lia-Sarai Richard (5th).

College Park High School students earned two 1st-place finishes, a 2nd, a 6th, multiple 4th-place honors, and four calf scramble catches across HLSR and San Antonio.

Oak Ridge FFA saw strong results, highlighted by Samantha Ferguson earning Grand Champion and 1st overall in Container Grown Projects, along with additional top finishes from Maxwell Mason and Brooke Alford. Zoe Olyvedes placed 2nd in Floral Design, and Brooke Alford also earned 1st in Youth Pole Bending at HLSR.

The Woodlands FFA had success across all major shows, with Hadleigh Woodson placing 3rd at State Fair, 4th at Fort Worth and San Antonio, and 5th at HLSR, along with a 4th-place team finish in San Antonio.

Caney Creek FFA students also delivered standout performances, including Emily Jones placing 13th out of 341 broilers and making the HLSR auction, Madison Harris earning top finishes and making auction, and Whitney Mullins placing 4th in breeding rabbit at HLSR. Additional students earned auction spots and contest recognition.

Grand Oaks FFA students continued strong performances, with McKenna Lemmons placing 3rd at San Antonio and 9th at HLSR, and Sophia Plasek earning top finishes across multiple major shows.

These accomplishments highlight the dedication and talent of Conroe ISD students and the continued strength of our agricultural programs across the state.

Conroe ISD will host its annual Professional Job Fair on Saturday, March 28, 2026, from 9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m. at Grand Oaks High School. Representatives from all campuses will be on site to meet prospective candidates and share information about teaching and professional opportunities across the district. Interested applicants are encouraged to register in advance and bring copies of their résumé. Learn more and sign up on the Conroe ISD Job Fair webpage.

March 23-24, 2026

Boys District Golf Tournament @ Lake Windcrest Golf Club

March 28, 2026

Professional Job Fair | Grand Oaks HS | 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.

Intermediate Honor Choir Concert @ McCullough JH | 4:00 p.m.

March 30-31, 2026

Girls District Golf Tournament @ Lake Windcrest Golf Club

April 3, 2026

Holiday

April 6, 2026

Teacher Exchange Day (Student Holiday)

April 7-9, 2026

District Track Meet @ Grand Oaks HS

April 8-9, 2026

District Tennis Tournament @ College Park HS

April 17, 2026

Area Track Meet @ College Park HS