The Be An Angel organization continued its passion for helping children with special needs when Creekside Forest Elementary kindergarten student Dayton Shirley was surprised at school with a motorized pink car.

Please join us at Tomball Intermediate on Feb. 2, 2019, from 9 AM-Noon and enjoy the work of talented artists from Kindergarten through High School.

Creekside Park Junior High is hosting a parent night for incoming 6th grade students on January 16th from 6-7 PM in the CPJHS cafeteria. The counselors will provide information about next year, and you will have an opportunity to ask questions! Students will be sent home with a course selection form to assist you with next year’s plan.
If you have any questions or concerns, please contact the counselors, Ms. Thaemlitz @ erinthaemlitz@tomballisd.net or Ms. Howell @ AngelaHowell@tomballisd.net.

The Speak Up Project for Digital Learning, facilitated by Project Tomorrow®, gives education stakeholders the opportunity to share their viewpoints about key educational issues, particularly concerning digital learning and the use of technology to support future ready schools. The survey closes on January 31, 2019, so participate today to ensure your voice is heard.

Tomball ISD educators at 10 different campuses had their education dreams come true when the Tomball Education Foundation awarded the worthy educators with a combined $51,043 in grants to be used on innovative projects they submitted through the process.

Tomball ISD students were, for the second straight year, exposed to learning and critical thinking sessions incorporating STEAM exercises.

Tomball ISD is one of only 153 school districts and charter schools receiving an overall A rating, according to Texas Education Agency.