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Check out a few highlights from Crowley High School and North Crowley High School graduation ceremonies — the first to take place at the new Crowley ISD Multi-Purpose Stadium. Congratulations to the Class of 2023!

• 1,158 graduates
• $34 million in scholarships awarded
• 17,000 guests in attendance

It’s easy to save your spot for the 2023-24 school year. This is required for all returning and students in pre-kindergarten through 12th grade.

We are now accepting new student enrollment applications for all grade levels for both the 2022-23 and 2023-24 school years. Returning student registration for 2023-24 is now available through the Skyward parent portal.

Get started today at https://bit.ly/3x11Jw2

Children need nutritious meals to learn, grow and thrive — even when school is out. With the Summer Meal Programs, children and teens ages 18 and younger, and enrolled students with disabilities up to 21 years old, can continue to eat healthy throughout the summer at no cost at any participating meal site.

No form of identification is required, kids simply need to show up. Learn more at crowleyisdtx.org/summer.

Superintendent Dr. Michael McFarland went on the record during a Board of Trustees meeting on June 8 with an important message on school funding and the budget challenges facing Crowley ISD and public school districts across Texas.

“Because of the work of the Board in the past and because of the work right now, we’ll be able to produce a budget that is going to address the things we value. It will address the fact that we value our teachers, we value our paras. But I can tell you we are going to take a very significant financial hit because we’re making this decision and the legislators have still not chosen to do anything.”

Watch the video below for Dr. McFarland's full message.

Crowley ISD joins our community and nation in celebrating Juneteenth, a federal holiday to commemorate the end of slavery in the United States. June 19, 1865 was the day that many enslaved people in Texas learned they had been freed, about 2 1/2 years after the Emancipation Proclamation freed slaves in the Southern states.

District offices and schools will be closed Monday, June 19 in observance of Juneteenth.

The new Crowley ISD Natatorium at the Ryan Family YMCA is officially open. Crowley pride was on full display as leaders from the school district, the Y and the City of Fort Worth joined students to cut the ribbon for this beautiful facility. The project delivers on a promise from a previous voter-approved bond package at a lower cost, thanks to this partnership between CISD and the Y.

In addition to meeting UIL requirements for our high school swim teams to host meets, the Y will also use this space to expand access to swim and water safety programs for CISD students and the entire community. Read more: https://tinyurl.com/ac6x98cw

Because of our Crowley ISD community and the results of the 2023 Bond Election, the future is brighter than ever for our children! Thank you for making it possible for us to provide students with every opportunity, every advantage and every resource to ensure they can achieve their full potential and chase down their dreams!

More than 5,340 Crowley ISD residents exercised their right to vote in the Crowley ISD Bond 2023 election. Unofficial results from Tarrant and Johnson counties show that the community voted in favor of a $1.04 billion bond package.

The passing of Propositions A and B in the Bond 2023 proposal will allow Crowley ISD to continue to support the student enrollment and housing growth in the community with:

• seven new schools
• safety and security enhancements at all campuses
• inclusive outdoor learning center
• track and field complex
• projects across the district that will benefit every student at every school

The full bond package details and results can be viewed at www.crowleyisdtx.org/bond23.