The Student Services Division is comprised of seven departments whose purpose is to provide support to all educational stakeholders and to facilitate student achievement by providing a comprehensive range of educational opportunities. The Student Services Division supports the following functions:

• Secondary Curriculum
• Elementary Curriculum
• Special Services
• Federal Programs/Grants
• Career and Technology
• Bilingual/ESL
• Testing and Assessment Services

supports campuses in their efforts to provide the highest quality learning opportunities for all students. Secondary Curriculum assists with differentiated instruction, reading and writing-to-learn strategies, writing process instruction, identification of effective instructional materials, high-level problem solving, project-based learning, and development of strategies to help the special needs students. Click here to visit the Secondary Curriculum web page.

fosters a hands-on conceptual-based learning environment in which all students can learn. Students are actively involved in a balanced literacy approach, mathematical strategies, and scientific experiments where differentiated instruction is evidenced. An appropriate curriculum has been provided to ensure the alignment of TEKS and higher levels of thinking. Elementary Curriculum encourages hands-on learning, small group instruction, cooperative learning, active participation, problem-solving, and conceptual-based learning. Click here to go to the Elementary Curriculum website.

provides all students requiring special education services an equal opportunity for a Free and Appropriate Public Education (FAPE) in the Least Restrictive Environment (LRE). Special Services is committed to students reaching their full potential by providing the most appropriate environment and curriculum, capable and dedicated personnel and support staff, a continuum of services to maximize the mental, physical, social, and emotional growth of all students. Click here to go to the Special Services web page.

initiates and manages foundation grants from the federal and state government to supplement our educational system for the success of all students. These entitlements are granted based upon student census data. These funds have historically paid for computer lab equipment/software, summer school programs, professional development, Safe and Drug-Free activities, after-school tutoring, and supplemental materials to support reading and math. These funds can also provide services to target “AT-RISK” students. Click here to go to the Federal Grants and Programs web page.

(CTE) offers effective Career and technology education programs that prepare students for further education and eventual employment. CTE provides an academic foundation that contributes to success in school and life, equal opportunities for all students to succeed, and the ability for students to apply academic principles to a variety of community and career situations. Click here to go the CTE web page.

provides instruction to enable limited English proficient students to become competent in the comprehension, speaking, reading, and composition of the English language through the integrated use of second language methods. The curriculum for Bilingual/ESL follows the same curriculum provided to other students in the district. Click here to go to the ESL web page.

supports campus efforts to evaluate and improve instruction by providing technical and logistical support to campus principals and curriculum coordinators. This department supports data-driven instruction by providing customized data analysis of local and state assessment results that can be used to adjust curriculum and instruction to best meet student needs. Additionally, the department oversees the implementation of state-mandated testing programs, helps coordinate the implementation of local benchmark assessments, and implements national tests such as College Board's Advanced Placement program. Click here to go to the Testing and Assessment Services web page.