Packet - Tyler ISD

TOMORROW’S
EDUCATION TODAY
WELCOME
TYLER INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT
1319 Earl Campbell Parkway
Tyler, Texas 75701
www.tylerisd.org
ABOUT TYLER ISD
As the largest school district in Northeast Texas, Tyler ISD encompasses 193 square miles, maintains a total of 36
campus and auxiliary facilities, and serves an enrollment of 18,029 students. The district is made up of two high
schools, six middle schools, 17 elementary schools, two alternative schools, and one special education campus.
The District’s campus improvement plans enable administrators and teachers at each campus to implement
programs responsive to the particular needs of its individual student body.
With academic achievement the primary objective, Tyler ISD takes strong measures to ensure a positive, safe
and orderly learning environment, to instill self-discipline, and to enforce standards of excellence throughout the
system.
An array of programs and opportunities expand beyond Tyler ISD in this culture-rich community. Located midway
between Dallas and Shreveport, Louisiana, Tyler is a garden city of over 100,000 known for its roses and scenic
beauty. Community attractions such as the Caldwell Zoo, East Texas Symphony Orchestra, Tyler Museum of Art,
and Hudnall Planetarium afford opportunities for field trips that expand learning beyond the normal classroom
experience. In addition, Tyler ISD offers access to nationally recognized higher education programs through
partnerships with The University of Texas at Tyler and Tyler Junior College.
We invite you to visit the Tyler ISD website at www.tylerisd.org and click on the “About Tyler ISD” link to learn more
about the school district, student achievement, district budget, annual reports and other important information.
Mission Statement:
The mission of Tyler ISD, a diverse community of learners, is to empower and inspire independent thinkers
through innovative learning opportunities, in partnership with our community, to positively impact the world.
Objectives:
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All students will graduate prepared for college or career, and life-ready to compete in a global economy.
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All students will learn in schools that meet the needs of our diverse community.
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All students will learn from highly effective educators.
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All students will learn in a safe, secure and positive learning environment.
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All students will learn through comprehensive and innovative education.
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All students will learn using a cutting-edge technology device in the educational classroom.
LEADERSHIP
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Andy Bergfeld, President
Dr. Patricia Nation, Vice President
Rev. Orenthia Mason
R. Wade Washmon
Jean Washington
Aaron D. Martinez
Rev. Fritz Hager, Jr.
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The Tyler ISD Board of Trustees hold regular
meetings on the third Thursday of each month.
They also hold called meetings as needed
for workshops, retreats or to handle routine
business. Regular meetings are held at 7:00
p.m. in the Board Room at 807 West Glenwood,
unless otherwise posted, and are open to the
From left, front row, are Jean Washington, Dr. Patricia Nation and Rev. public. Citizens who wish to address the Board
Orenthia Mason. From left, back row, are Andy Bergfeld, Aaron D. Martinez,
may do so by signing up to speak just prior to
Rev. Fritz Hager, Jr. and R. Wade Washmon
the beginning of the meeting.
SUPERINTENDENT
Dr. Marty Crawford, EdD
As Superintendent of Schools for the Tyler Independent School District, it is my
pleasure to welcome you to Tyler. Whether a student, parent, guardian, community
member, current or prospective employee, we appreciate your interest in Tyler ISD
and recognize you have many choices in the Smith County educational marketplace.
Tyler ISD is student-centered; a diverse community of learners set to empower and
inspire independent thinkers through innovative learning opportunities, in partnership
with our community, to positively impact the world. Celebrating our distinct East Texas
culture, Tyler ISD believes each student should learn in a safe, secure, and positive
learning environment that strives for citizenship, career, college, and life-readiness.
Guided by our Strategic Plan, Tyler ISD possesses expanding and innovative educational opportunities that
support a variety of learning preferences. We are committed to continue working for each student to have access
to a unique educational experience. Please know that I am available to help you connect with our district, the
one you have chosen for your family, and I trust that you will enjoy your involvement with Tyler ISD.
SUPERINTENDENT’S LEADERSHIP TEAM
Dr. Marty Crawford, Superintendent
Tosha Bjork, Chief Financial Officer
Danny Brown, Chief of Tyler ISD Police
Dr. Christy Hanson, Chief Administrative Officer Area 1
Ron Jones, Chief Administrative Officer Area 3
Dawn Parnell, Executive Director of Communications/Public Relations
Greg Priest, Director of Athletics
Sharon Roy, Chief Human Resources Officer
Rawly Sanchez, Chief Administrative Officer 2
Ken Vaughn, Senior Operations Officer
QUICK FACTS
District Enrollment (2014 - 2015)
Total Enrollment: 18,035
Student Profile
Ethnic Distribution:
African American
Hispanic
White
American Indian
Asian
29.67%
45.31%
21.62%
0.22%
1.29%
Student Enrollment
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Kindergarten students must be five years old by September 1 off the
How to register:
Register your student at their home campus.
What information should I bring with me to enroll my student(s)?
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Birth certificate for each student
Social Security card for each student
Current immunization records for each student
Proof of residency (water bill, electric bill, etc. in the parent/guardian’s name)
Withdrawal form(s) from previous school (if moving from another district)
The parent/guardian must provide their driver’s license or photo ID
We just moved to Tyler. How do I find out which school my child will attend?
Use our School Locator System found under “Schools” on our website at tylerisd.org or call 903.262.1017.
School Hours
Elementary School
8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Middle School
8:25 a.m. to 3:40 p.m.
High School
8:15 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Uniforms
Please check with your assigned campus for their specific
dress code.
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
School day: 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
AUSTIN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
1105 West Franklin Street 903-262-1765
BELL ELEMENTARY GLOBAL
COMMUNICATIONS ACADEMY
1409 Hankerson Street 903-262-1820
BIRDWELL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
2010 South Talley Avenue 903-262-1870
BONNER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
235 South Saunders Avenue 903-262-1920
CALDWELL ELEMENTARY ARTS ACADEMY
331 South College Street 903-262-2250
CLARKSTON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
2915 Williamsburg Drive 903-262-1980
DIXIE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
213 Patton Lane 903-262-2040
DOUGLAS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
1525 North Carlyle Avenue 903-262-2100
GRIFFIN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
2650 North Broadway Avenue 903-262-2310
JACK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
1900 Balsam Gap Lane 903-262-3260
JONES ELEMENTARY MST ACADEMY
3450 Chandler Highway 903-262-2360
ORR ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
3350 Pinehaven Road 903-262-2400
OWENS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
11780 County Road 168
903-262-2175
PEETE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
1511 Bellwood Drive 903-262-2460
RAMEY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
2000 North Forest Avenue 903-262-2505
RICE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
409 Carriage Drive 903-262-2555
WOODS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
3131 Fry Avenue 903-262-1280
Elementary Education
903-262-1000
1319 Earl Campbell Parkway
All Tyler ISD elementary schools offer outstanding
enrichment opportunities for each student. Teachers
trained in differentiation techniques work diligently
to provide challenging lessons structured to meet
the individual needs of each child. Our elementary
schools also provide opportunities for students to
explore and experience music, art, technology, and
physical activity through a variety of regular classes
and special events.
Whether you are relocating here or already live in
Tyler, we understand that the quality of education
in our community is important to you. Each of
the 17 elementary schools in Tyler ISD provide
quality programming for the school’s surrounding
neighborhood.
In addition, a variety of Special Education services
are available for students with disabilities on all
campuses.
Bus transportation is available for eligible students
and cafeterias are open daily for a free hot breakfast
for all students.
Bilingual Pre-K Information
Registration for the Tyler ISD Bilingual PreKindergarten Half-Day Program is open during
April/May each year. Registration is held at Bonner
and Douglas elementary schools from 8:00 a.m.
until 4:00 p.m. each day.
Upon completion of the registration packet by the
parent/guardian, the campus will review eligibility
criteria. If the student satisfies the age and income
criteria, the campus will contact the student’s
parent/guardian to schedule an appointment for
the administration of the Oral Language Proficiency
Test (OLPT) in English and Spanish. The results of
the OLPT will determine if a student is an English
Language Learner.
MIDDLE SCHOOL
School day: 8:25 a.m. to 3:40 p.m.
BOULTER MIDDLE SCHOOL
2926 Garden Valley Road 903-262-1390
DOGAN MIDDLE SCHOOL
2621 North Border Avenue 903-262-1450
HOGG MIDDLE SCHOOL
920 South Broadway 903-262-1500
HUBBARD MIDDLE SCHOOL
1300 Hubbard Drive 903-262-1560
MOORE MST MAGNET SCHOOL
1200 South Tipton Street 903-262-1640
STEWART MIDDLE SCHOOL
2800 West Shaw Street 903-262-1710
THREE LAKES MIDDLE SCHOOL
2445 Three Lakes Parkway 903-952-4400
Secondary Education
903-262-1000
1319 Earl Campbell Parkway
Tyler ISD students in grades six through eight benefit
from a program designed to meet the needs of the
adolescent child. The six middle school campuses
offer strong academic programs within the core
subjects of reading, mathematics, social studies,
science, and English.
Students also take courses in physical education or
athletics and electives such as computer literacy,
fine arts, career exploration, foreign language,
career and technical education, and Skills for
Adolescence. Enrichment and acceleration can be
achieved through honors and pre-AP classes as
well as gifted programs.
In addition, a variety of Special Education services
are available for students with disabilities on all
campuses.
Bus transportation is available for eligible students
and cafeterias are open daily for a free hot breakfast
for all students.
HIGH SCHOOL
School day: 8:15 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
ROBERT E. LEE HIGH SCHOOL
411 ESE Loop 323 903-262-2625
JOHN TYLER HIGH SCHOOL
1120 NNW Loop 323 903-262-2850
Secondary Education
903-262-1000
1319 Earl Campbell Parkway
Students in grades nine through 12 benefit from
comprehensive high school programs. Regular
course offerings emphasize mastery of the Texas
Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS). Enrichment
of these skills can be gained through enrollment in
honors and pre-AP courses, Advanced Placement
courses, and dual-credit courses for college credit.
Further enrichment and enhancement of academic
and life skills may be achieved through participation
in academic electives, foreign languages, fine arts,
physical education, technology applications, and
career and technical education classes.
Students compete in academic and athletic contests
in both 5-A and 6-A classifications of the University
Interscholastic League (UIL).
In addition, a variety of Special Education services
are available for students with disabilities on all
campuses.
Bus transportation is available for eligible students
and cafeterias are open daily for a free hot breakfast
for all students.
PROGRAMS & OTHER SCHOOLS
WAYNE D. BOSHEARS CENTER FOR EXCEPTIONAL PROGRAMS
3450 Chandler Highway
903-262-1350
The Boshears Center specializes in providing services to students who have unique challenges due to severe and profound
disabilities. The Center has an exceptional staff that is committed to focusing on creating individualized plans for each of
student that includes strategies, modifications, and accommodations to facilitate growth and progress. Bus transportation is
available for eligible students and cafeterias are open daily for a free hot breakfast for all students.
EARLY COLLEGE HIGH SCHOOL
2800 West Shaw Street
903-262-3098
Tyler ISD’s Early College High School is an innovative school serving as a powerful motivator for students to work hard and
reach academic success. The school delivers a personalized experience with an effective student support network. Tyler
ISD’s Early College High School gives students a jump start on college while still providing them with a nurturing learnercentered environment with support and guidance. The Early College High School also helps students and their families save
time and money by integrating high school and college.
RISE
2800 West Shaw Street
903-262-3040
The RISE Program is a dropout prevention and recovery program for at-risk high school students in the Tyler Independent
School District. The goal of PACE is to improve the academic, occupational, and personal skills of potential high school
dropouts to a degree that will permit them to stay in school and graduate with skills for employment and/or post secondary
education. Students work at their own pace and are given the opportunity to repeat assignments until a passing grade is
accomplished. Class work consists of reading the textbooks and completing written assignments with enhancement using
Plato software. Students who complete graduation requirements at PACE will participate in commencement excercises on
their home campus. Bus transportation is not provided.
PLYLER ALTERNATIVE SCHOOL
807 West Glenwood Avenue
903-262-3070
Plyler Alternative School is the District Alternative Education Placement (DAEP) center for Tyler ISD. Students are placed
on campus for a variety of reasons; most of which are a result of behavior issues on their home campus. While at Plyler
students are provided with an alternative style of education. The teacher to student ratio is usually smaller than that of the
home campus which can lead to more teacher to student interaction. Teachers follow the same curriculum format as the
home campus by using the District Scope and Sequence, ensuring that students stay on course and do not fall behind the
home campus instruction. The Plyler campus has a structured environment, more so than the home campus, and students
are expected to follow routines and procedures we have developed for their safety and for the security of the school.
ST. LOUIS EARLY CHILDHOOD CENTER
2800 Walton Road
903-262-1180
The Head Start and Title I programs are located at the St. Louis Early Childhood Center. Head Start programs promote
school readiness by enhancing the social and cognitive development of children through the provision of educational,
health, nutritional, social and other services to enrolled children and families. Head Start engages parents in their child’s
learning and also helps parents make progress toward their own educational, literacy and employment goals. Title I is
the largest federal aid program for our nation’s schools. The goal of Title I is a high quality education for every child. The
program provides extra help to students who attend identified Title I schools - those with high poverty levels and focuses on
assisting students in meeting the standards the state has set for all children.
ADVANCED STUDIES
Department of Advanced Studies
903-262-1048
Options for Academically Advanced Elementary Students
For more concentrated enrichment opportunities, students can apply for admission to a Tyler ISD elementary
magnet school. Applications are available in the school office. Students do not need to be identified as gifted
to apply or to be accepted. Students who reside within the attendance zone of a magnet school do not need to
apply for admission beyond the normal registration process. For questions about magnet schools, parents may
contact the campus directly or may call the Office of Advanced Studies at 903-262-1048. Additional information
is provided on each campus website.
Elementary students identified as gifted and talented participate in activities with specialized curriculum designed
to provide depth, complexity, and acceleration for academically gifted students. Students who qualify for the
TARGET Academy report to their regular campus to check in on their designated weekly TARGET day, then ride
the bus to the Gary Complex for a full day of stimulating lessons and activities. At the end of the day, students
return to their home campuses for dismissal.
Tyler ISD Elementary Magnet Schools:
Bell Elementary Global Communications Academy
Caldwell Elementary Arts Academy
Jones Elementary Math, Science and Technology Academy
Options for Academically Advanced Middle School Students
Each Tyler ISD middle school provides an exciting array of opportunities which allow sixth, seventh, and eighth
grade students to explore areas of interest and talent. Students who wish to experience greater rigor in academic
coursework may sign up for pre-Advanced Placement (also called Pre-AP or PAP) courses. Students with talents
in the areas of fine art, athletics, and leadership may participate in band, art, choir, athletics, student council,
special interest clubs, and other opportunities unique to each campus.
Tyler ISD also offers two magnet middle schools. Moore MST Magnet School is a math, science, and technology
school and James S. Hogg Middle School offers a fully authorized International Baccalaureate Middle Years
Programme. Magnet applications for each campus are available in the school office beginning in January each
year to apply for the following school year.
Tyler ISD Middle School Magnet Schools:
Moore MST Magnet School - Math, Science and Technology
Options for Academically Advanced High School Students
Tyler ISD students attending Robert E. Lee and John Tyler high schools enjoy an impressive array of advanced
options in academic, enrichment, and extracurricular areas. Both campuses offer Pre- Advanced Placement
(PreAP) and Advanced Placement (AP) courses in addition to college dual credit classes. Additionaly, Robert E.
Lee High School also offers the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme.
Tyler ISD college and career readiness options provide students with choices that will engage their interests as
they look to the future. With 99 advanced academic courses offered at Tyler ISD high schools, Robert E. Lee and
John Tyler high school students enjoy having a competitive edge upon graduation.
ATHLETICS
Department of Athletics
903-262-3079
807 West Glenwood Boulevard
Mission
The mission of the Athletic Department is to support the overall
mission of Tyler ISD by providing competitive athletic programs
that provides a caring and creative environment under the
guidance of a quality staff, represent Tyler ISD with character
and integrity while pursuing excellence in their respective sports.
Vision
The vision of the Tyler ISD Athletic Department is to create
premier athletic programs recognized in the community, among
the districts and throughout the state as programs of excellence
through integrity, academic and athletic achievement. Athletics
will be dedicated to fully developing its student-athletes by
instilling life skills and the core values of trust, accountability,
commitment, and sportsmanship which will prepare them for
leadership in life beyond athletics.
Philosophy
The Tyler Independent School District believes that a dynamic
program of student activities is vital to the educational
development of the student.
The Tyler ISD Department of Athletics should provide a variety
of experiences to enhance the development of positive student
habits and attitudes that will prepare them for adult life in a
democratic society.
Athletics should function as an integral part of the total curriculum.
It should offer opportunities to serve the institution, to assist in the
development of positive relationships and good will, to promote
self-realization, all-around growth, and good citizenship qualities.
Program Objectives
• Student-Athlete Experience - All student-athletes will be
afforded the highest quality academic, athletic and social
experience.
• Athletic Excellence - Every sport will strive for competitive
success with a goal of winning district and state
championships.
• Culture of Integrity - Create an environment of trust,
accountability, commitment, sportsmanship with equity and
diversity.
• Community Engagement - Improve visibility of athletics
by representing and promoting our schools within the
community.
• Resource Development and Stewardship - Enhance
revenue streams and improve department guidance in order
to achieve excellence.
CAREER AND TECHNICAL
EDUCATION
Department of Career and Technical Education
903-262-1024
3013 Earl Campbell Parkway
The Career and Technical Education (CTE) program
serves hundreds of high school students in Tyler ISD.
A wide variety of options allow students to explore
career pathways and earn certificates and licensures
before they graduate high school. Partnerships with
local colleges also provide an opportunities for students
to earn dual credit and get a jump start on their postsecondary plans.
There is something for everyone in Career and Technical
Education with course sequences offered in the
following areas: Agriculture, Architecture, Audio/ Visual
Technology, Business, Construction, Criminal Justice,
Education & Training, Engineering, Health Science,
Hospitality, Information Technology, and Welding and
Automotive Repair. Programs of study are individualized
to meet the needs of every CTE student.
A new state-of-the-art Career & Technical Education
Center opened in fall 2015. All programs of study will
expand with plans to include cosmetology, automotive
collision & repair, and a brand new energy logistics
strand.
FINE ARTS
Department of Fine Arts
903-262-1069
730 South Chilton Avenue
The Fine Arts Department provides robust instrumental music, choral music, general music and visual arts
instruction throughout Tyler ISD to help every student reach their full academic and creative potential.
Tyler ISD believes participation in Visual and Performing Arts should begin in early childhood and continue
through formal education and beyond. Participation provides students the opportunity to experience and
explore creative self-expression, a viable, systematic curriculum which allows every child to experience a
true and lasting love of the Arts. The curriculum promotes enjoyment, involvement, and support of the Arts in
the community, while providing required fundamental skills and nurturing creative passion in students.
Performing Arts programs are available to students in grades K – 12 and include offerings in vocal, classroom,
music appreciation and instrumental music. At the elementary level, students are instructed by a music
specialist in an introductory program of singing, instrumental training, musical history and music theory.
Students may also elect to receive instrumental training on string instruments on some campuses. In middle
school, instrumental students may continue or pursue studies in band, choir, or orchestra and drama is also
offered on several campuses. At the high school level performance courses include band, choir, orchestra,
theater, and dance and all students must take and pass a Fine Arts course for graduation.
Visual Art programs present opportunities for students to explore and develop talents in a variety of art
forms. At the elementary and middle school levels, classes are presented by an art specialist who introduces
basic concepts and nurtures developing skills. At the high school level, students have the opportunity to
concentrate in specific art specialties and also broaden their command of media and technique. Offerings
include art history, two dimensional, three dimensional, and comprehensive art. Students at all levels regularly
participate in regional art competitions, festivals, and local public exhibits.
Elementary Campuses –
Full time music and art specialist are on every campus
Dance and theater are offered at Caldwell Elementary Arts Academy.
Middle School Campuses –
Boulter (Art, Band, Choir, Orchestra, and Theater)
Dogan (Art, Band, Choir, and Orchestra)
Hogg (Art, Band, Choir, Orchestra, and Theater)
Hubbard (Art, Band, Choir, and Orchestra)
Moore (Art, Band, Choir, and Orchestra)
Stewart (Art, Band, and Choir)
High School CampusesJohn Tyler (Art, Band, Choir, Dance, Orchestra, and Theater)
Robert E. Lee (Art, Band, Choir, Dance, Orchestra and Theater)
FOOD SERVICE
Department of Food and Nutrition
903-262-1107
1327 Earl Campbell Parkway
The Mission of the Tyler Independent School District Food Service Department is to provide the most
nutritious meal possible to all students throughout the district with optimum customer service while adhering
to state and federal guidelines.
The Food Service Department is committed to improving the health and well-being of both students and staff.
Tyler ISD believes that proper nutrition is an important element for good health and fosters a better learning
environment. The department’s goal is to develop menus with food choices that will meet the expectations of
students while providing nutritional balance.
The Child Nutrition Department offers parents the option to pay for their student’s lunch online through the
Lunch Money Now program.
Lunch Money Now is a service that allows parents to access their students’ cafeteria account online. Access
to your student’s account is secure, requiring several items of student identification to view balances, meal
purchase history and to make deposits.
Credit card deposits are made using a secure transaction site and are typically available within the hour of
the transaction. You can make deposits to multiple accounts with the same credit card transaction. Please
note there will be a minimal fee involved with each credit card transaction, so it is advantageous to make
multiple deposits per transaction.
Meal applications for the Free and Reduced Lunch Program are available online for your convenience. Visit
tylerisd.org then click on “Parents and Students” then “Food Service Program.” This is the preferred method
to complete a meal application, as online applications are processed daily.
Breakfast and Lunch Prices
Elementary Breakfast - FREE
Elementary Lunch - $1.80
Middle School Breakfast - FREE
Middle School Lunch - $2.25
High School Breakfast - FREE
High School Lunch - $2.25
SPECIAL EDUCATION
Department of Special Education
903-262-1034
807 West Glenwood Avenue
The Tyler Independent School District provides special education and related services to all students with
disabilities on each campus. We offer a comprehensive program of services designed to meet a broad range
of educational needs, additionaly, more specialized classroom programs are offered at designated locations.
To the maximum extent appropriate, Tyler Independent School District is committed to providing services in the
child’s home school in a classroom he/she would attend if not disabled.
Child Find
Special Services are available to eligible students ages 0-21 who may be experiencing difficulties in one or
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Physical Disability
Deaf or Hard of Hearing
Visual Impairment
Deaf/Blind
Intellectual Disability
Emotional Disturbance
Learning Disability
Autism
Speech and/or Language
Health Impairment
Traumatic Brain Injury
Special education and related services are available to all qualifying individuals living within Tyler Independent
School District between the ages of 3 and 21. Services to students are provided at no cost to the student or
their family.
TRANSPORTATION
Department of Transportation
903-262-1135
1902 South Englewood Avenue
The mission of the Transportation Department is to provide safe, reliable and quality service in a caring environment for students, staff, and community through a well-trained, professional and positive staff that exceeds
customer needs in the most cost effective manner.
The department provides busing services for approximately 6,500 students daily, providing safe and reliable
transportation to and from school. In addition, the department supports approximately 6,000 trips annually,
including athletic events, visual and performing arts events, tutorials and class field trips.
The State of Texas prescribes the conditions governing school bus operations and funds the service by allotting
the District a given amount for eligible students. Eligible students are defined by the State statute as those
residing in the District, at least two miles from the school they should attend, as measured by the nearest
practical route. The nearest practical route is the nearest traveled public road which may or may not be the road
used by the school bus.
Beginning with the 2013-2014 school year, all buses were equipped with GPS tracking. Student riders are issued
an ID badge that aids the District in identifying riders at any given time and helps parents locate their children
when needed.
The Tyler ISD Transportation Department places student safety as the top priority. In support of this commitment,
Tyler ISD bus drivers complete over 40 hours of training when they are hired and continue to receive updates
and refresher courses throughout their employment. Bus monitors receive 20 hours of initial training in student
management, with updates and refresher courses throughout their career.
The department has a fleet of 131 buses consisting of:
69 full size buses supporting regular program routes
27 special education buses with wheelchair lifts
10 full size trip buses
25 spare buses (seven special education and 18 regular program buses)
The Transportation office and bus barn are located at 1902 South Englewood Avenue. Hours of operation during
the school year are from 5:30 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Monday through Thursday and 5:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. on Friday.
WHO TO CALL
Departments
Administration Main Number
Assessment & Accountability
Advanced Studies
Athletics
Attendance Officers
Attendance Zones
AVID
Bilingual/ESL Program
Bus Schedules/Transportation
Career and Technical Education
Credit by Examination
Curriculum & Instruction
Discipline
Dual Language
Dyslexia
Employment
Enrollment, Registration Process
Fine Arts
Flyers, Distribution to Campuses
Free and Reduced Lunches
Gifted and Talented Program
Guardianship & Residency
Guidance and Counseling
Health Services
Head Start
Homeless
Immunizations
Media Relations
Special Education
Student Services
TISD-TV
Title I
Transportation
Tyler ISD Police
Volunteers
Name/Department
District Reception Desk
Max Gregory
Ron Jones
Greg Priest
Student Services
Daisy Delgado
Lillian Brooks
Mina Aparicio
Transportation
Misti Rasure
Max Gregory
Jaime Johnson
Ken Vaughn
Mina Aparicio
Jana Ezernack
Human Resources
Daisy Delgado
George Faber
Dawn Parnell
Food Services
Ron Jones
Daisy Delgado
LeighAnn Barber
Cynthia Baker
Stacy Miles
Vernora Jones
Cynthia Baker
Dawn Parnell
Dr. Leslie George
Ken Vaughn
Angela Duitch
Vernora Jones
John Bagert
Danny Brown
Brenda Parish
Phone
903.262.1000
903.262.3110
903.262.1144
903.262.3080
903.262.1046
903.262.1017
903.262.3074
903.262.3182
903.262.1130
903.262.1026
903.262.3142
903.952.4000
903.262.1046
903.262.3182
903.958.3196
903.262.1070
903.262.1017
903.262.1068
903.262.1064
903.262.1107
903.262.1144
903.262.1017
903.952.4001
903.262.3131
903.262.1180
903.262.1185
903.262.3131
903.262.1064
903.262.1028
903.262.1046
903.262.3105
903.262.1185
903.262.1130
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21 22 23 24 25 26 27
28 29 30
November 2014
S M T W T F S
1
2 3 4 5 6 7 8
9 10 11 12 13 14 15
16 17 18 19 20 21 22
23 24 25 26 27 28 29
30
January 2015
S M T W T F
1 2
4 5 6 7 8 9
11 12 13 14 15 16
S
3
10
17
18 19 20 21 22 23 24
25 26 27 28 29 30 31
S
1
8
15
22
29
March 2015
M T W T F
2 3 4 5 6
9 10 11 12 13
16 17 18 19 20
23 24 25 26 27
30 31
S M
3
10
17
24
31
4
11
18
25
May 2015
T W T F
1
5 6 7 8
12 13 14 15
19 20 21 22
26 27 28 29
S
7
14
21
28
S
3
10
17
24
31
August 2014
M T W T F
1
4 5 6 7 8
11 12 13 14 15
18 19 20 21 22
25 26 27 28 29
S
2
9
16
23
30
2014 – 2015 Calendar
October 2014
S M T W T F S
1 2 3 4
First Semester Days
Second Semester Days
Total Instructional Days
5
12
19
26
Six Weeks 1
Six Weeks 2
Six Weeks 3
Six Weeks 4
Six Weeks 5
Six Weeks 6
6 7 8 9 10 11
13 14 15 16 17 18
20 21 22 23 24 25
27 28 29 30 31
December 2014
S M T W T F S
1 2 3 4 5 6
7 8 9 10 11 12 13
14 15 16 17 18 19 20
21 22 23 24 25 26 27
28 29 30 31
S
1
8
15
22
S
5
12
19
February 2015
M T W T F
2 3 4 5 6
9 10 11 12 13
16 17 18 19 20
23 24 25 26 27
April 2015
M T W T F
1 2 3
6 7 8 9 10
13 14 15 16 17
20 21 22 23 24
S
7
14
21
28
S
7
14
21
28
Aug. 25 – Oct. 3
Oct. 7 – Nov. 14
Nov. 17 – Jan. 15
Jan. 20 – Feb. 27
Mar. 2 – Apr. 24
Apr. 27 – June 4
29 days
29 days
29 days
28 days
34 days
27 days
Professional Development Days
Aug. 18-22, Oct. 6, Feb. 16, May 22
Teacher Work/Clerical Days
Aug. 15, Jan. 16, June 8 if June 5 is bad weather
Holidays
Labor Day
Thanksgiving
Christmas Break
Martin Luther King Jr. Day
Spring Break
Memorial Day
Sept. 1
Nov. 24-28
Dec. 22-Jan. 2
Jan. 19
Mar. 9-13
May 25
Bad Weather Make Up Days
Apr. 3, June 5
State Testing
Oct. 20-23, Dec. 1-5, Mar. 2-5, Mar. 30 – Apr. 2
Apr. 21-24, May 4-8, May 12-15, June 23-25, July 7-11
S
4
11
18
25
26 27 28 29 30
S
2
9
16
23
30
87
89
176
June 2015
M T W T F
1 2 3 4 5
8 9 10 11 12
15 16 17 18 19
22 23 24 25 26
29 30
S
6
13
20
27
Graduation
June 5, 6
Administration Summer Hours
M – W 7:30 – 5:00; TH 7:30 – 4:30; Closed Fridays
June 9 – August 1, 2014
Administration Offices Closed
June 30 – July 7, 2014
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ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS
MIDDLE SCHOOLS
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HIGH SCHOOLS
13
Saline Creek Rd
CR 168
FM RD 2813
SPECIAL PROGRAMS
GRESHAM
ADMINISTRATION
MAP IS NOT TO SCALE
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TYLER ISD FACILITIES LOCATION (LEGEND TO MAP)
P. O. Box 2035 Tyler, TX 75710
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CAMPUSES
1
AUSTIN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
1105 West Franklin Street, 75702
903-262-1765
7
DIXIE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
213 Patton Lane, 75704
903-262-2040
13
OWENS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
11780 County Road 168 (Saline Creek Rd), 75703
903-262-2175
2
BELL ELEMENTARY GLOBAL
COMMUNICATIONS ACADEMY
1409 Hankerson Street, 75701
903-262-1820
8
DOUGLAS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
1525 North Carlyle Avenue, 75702
903-262-2100
14
PEETE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
1511 Bellwood Drive, 75701
903-262-2460
9
3
BIRDWELL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
2010 South Talley Avenue, 75701
903-262-1870
GRIFFIN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
2650 North Broadway Avenue, 75702
903-262-2310
15
RAMEY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
2000 North Forest Avenue, 75702
903-262-2505
BONNER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
235 South Saunders, 75702
903-262-1920
10
4
JACK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
1900 Balsam Gap Lane, 75703
903-262-3260
16
RICE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
5201 Old Bullard Road, 75703
903-262-2555
11
5
CALDWELL ELEMENTARY ARTS ACADEMY
331 South College Street, 75702
903-262-2250
JONES ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
3450 Chandler Hwy, 75702
903-262-2360
17
WOODS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
3131 Fry Avenue, 75701
903-262-1280
12
6
CLARKSTON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
2915 Williamsburg Drive, 75701
903-262-1980
ORR ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
3350 Pinehaven Road, 75702
903-262-2400
MIDDLE SCHOOL CAMPUSES
18
BOULTER MIDDLE SCHOOL
2926 Garden Valley Road, 75702
903-262-1390
19
DOGAN MIDDLE SCHOOL
2621 North Border Avenue, 75702
903-262-1450
20
HOGG MIDDLE SCHOOL
920 South Broadway Avenue, 75702
903-262-1500
21
HUBBARD MIDDLE SCHOOL
1300 Hubbard Drive, 75703
903-262-1560
22
MOORE MST MAGNET SCHOOL
2101 Devine Street, 75701
903-262-1640
36
THREE LAKES MIDDLE SCHOOL
2445 Three Lakes Parkway, 75703
903-952-4400
HIGH SCHOOL CAMPUSES
24
JOHN TYLER HIGH SCHOOL
1120 North Northwest Loop 323, 75702
903-262-2850
25
ROBERT E. LEE HIGH SCHOOL
411 East Loop 323, 75701
903-262-2625
SPECIAL PROGRAMS
29
ADMINISTRATION COMPLEX
1319 Earl Campbell Parkway, 75701
903-262-1000
30
JIM PLYLER INSTRUCTIONAL COMPLEX
807 West Glenwood Boulevard, 75701
903-262-3070
31
ST. LOUIS EARLY CHILDHOOD CENTER
2800 Walton Road, 75701
903-262-1180
GARY ADMINISTRATIVE COMPLEX
730 South Chilton Avenue, 75701
903-262-3498
32
CAREER & TECHNOLOGY CENTER
3013 Earl Campbell Parkway, 75701
903-262-1024
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT CENTER
1501 West Connally Street, , 75701
903-952-4000
33
TRINITY MOTHER FRANCES ROSE STADIUM/
MIKE CARTER BASEBALL FIELD
609 Fair Park Drive, 75702
903-262-3226
34
AQUATICS CENTER
5201 New Copeland Road, 75703
903-262-3220
26
WAYNE D. BOSHEARS CENTER
FOR EXCEPTIONAL PROGRAMS
3450 Chandler Hwy, 75702
903-262-1350
23
A.T. STEWART ACADEMY OF EXCELLENCE
2800 West Shaw, 75701
27 Early College High School 903-262-3098
37 RISE 903-262-3040
28
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ADMINISTRATION