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Please see the following important message from Judge Hebron. All, Please see the attached Amended Order of Declaration of Local Disaster (Stay Home Order), which was signed today by Judge Lucy Hebron, Wood County Judge, and takes effect at 11:59 p.m., Wednesday, April 1, 2020. Please refer to the following link to see amended order. Thank you. ... READ MORE >
Texas Department of Information Resources SUBJECT: FBI Warns of Teleconferencing and Online Classroom Hijacking During COVID-19 Pandemic DATE(S) ISSUED: 03/30/2020OVERVIEW: As large numbers of people turn to video-teleconferencing (VTC) platforms to stay connected in the wake of the COVID-19 crisis, reports of VTC hijacking (also called... READ MORE >
Nurse Scott recently shared a video explaining bee keeping and honey collecting. QISD wants to say "thank you" to Nurse Scott (and the camera operator/editor) for their time and effort in putting together this interesting and informative video. We are truly blessed to have Nurse Scott as part of our QISD FAMILY. READ MORE >
Dear QISD Parents, Students, and Community: In an effort to support the slowdown of the COVID-19 virus and in consultation with the Quitman ISD Board of Trustees President, Dr. Jeremy Smith, QISD will implement its #StayAtHome #LearnAtHome instructional plan. The district will be closed beginning Monday, March 23rd and will re-open on April 6th if possible. ... READ MORE >
Quitman ISD Response Protocols to Coronavirus (Please note these protocols and responses are subject to change) Responses and Triggers during Regular School Day Teachers will ensure frequent handwashing of students often during the day. Handwashing should occur prior to any meals, and at a minimum of 3 to 4 additional times daily. Other times that... READ MORE >
This plan is being provided as a flexible guide to at-home instruction during an extended school closure due to inclement weather, pandemic, natural disaster, or any other event that would cause an extended school closure. Quitman Elementary School During extended closing, QES will be sending home an infographic of academic activities as well as suggested... READ MORE >
Dear Quitman ISD Parents and Community, Many of you have had questions concerning school and our response to the Coronavirus. I hope you find this document to be helpful and I hope that it answers some of the questions that you may have pertaining to how the district is responding or will respond in the future. I am in constant contact with local officials and... READ MORE >
Quitman ISD is requesting that you fill out the form below if your information or your contact information has changed. If nothing has changed no action is necessary. Please return form by Friday, March 13, 2020.Form for updating Student and Contact Information READ MORE >
7th boys - 3rd place overall100 - Daniel Kernes - 2nd200 - Xavier Hancock - 2nd400 - Roy Hagler - 2nd800 - Jesse Clark - 1st4X400 relay - Cort Reid, Lukas Goodman, Jesse Clark, Tylin Oakes - 3rd 7th girls - 2nd place overall100 - Carolina Roth - 3rd400 - Isis Murlin - 1st, Averi Ryan - 3rd100 Hurdles - Sadie Vanderschaaf - 3rd300 Hurdles - Allie Berry - 1st,... READ MORE >
4 X100 will start at 3:30.All jumping events cancelled.Shot put and discus will still compete.2400 meter run cancelled. READ MORE >
Parent/Guardian Letter concerning the Coronavirus READ MORE >
Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller recognized Quitman Independent School District with a Best of the Bunch Award for its success in the Texas Department of Agriculture 2019 Farm Fresh Challenge. Every October, participating schools pledge to incorporate more local products in meals and provide important lessons about healthy lifestyles and Texas Agriculture.... READ MORE >
Mr. Brant Lee and Athletic Director, Coach Bryan Oakes were recognized at the Quitman Chamber of Commerce Banquet held on Thursday, February 20th. Mr. Lee was recognized as the QISD Educator of the Year and Coach Oakes was the recipient of the Community Service Award. Both Mr. Lee and Coach Oakes spend countless hours working with the youth of our community during... READ MORE >
The 2018–2019 school report cards are now available on the Quitman ISD website, https://www.quitmanisd.net/o/quitman-isd/page/assessment-and-accountability--2 The school report card (SRC) combines accountability ratings, data from the Texas Academic Performance Reports (TAPR), and financial information to give a broad view of campus performance and is intended... READ MORE >
QISD will be hosting a special screening of the movie "SCREENAGERS: Growing Up in the Digital Age" on February 10th at 7:00pm in the High School Auditorium. "SCREENAGERS: Growing Up in The Digital Age has been screened more than 8,000 times to 4 million people in more than 70 countries around the world.. With multiple screenings happening daily in communities... READ MORE >
Quitman is in a three way tie for second place with Rains and Grand Saline. There will be a playoff tournament tomorrow, Thurday Oct. 31 at Mineola to determine second, third, and fourth place in the district. The games will begin at 3:30 with Quitman playing Rains. READ MORE >
QISD is in the process of replacing the four old tennis courts with six new tennis courts. The top photo shows the four old tennis courts, the bottom photo shows the pad for the six new courts. To make room for the additional courts some of the existing parking lot to the East had to be removed and the new courts will also be expanded to the West towards CR 3105.... READ MORE >
All students will have a hard copy of the letter sent home with them today. READ MORE >
Area Churches and Businesses joined together to provide QISD employees with breakfast and other treats such as iced coffee, folders, pens, etc. Quitman Mayor Randy Dunn started off by welcoming QISD employees to the breakfast and shared a few words about the community. Community ministers also took to the podium to share words of encouragement with the QISD family.... READ MORE >
On Friday, August 16 the Flora Masonic Lodge #119 provided a pancake and sausage breakfast for all employees of QISD. Every year QISD looks forward to and appreciates the hospitality, food, and fellowship. READ MORE >
ELEMENTARYQuitman Elementary School will host a public meeting in conjunction with Meet the Teacher, Thursday, August 15, 2019, beginning at 5:00 p.m. The purpose of the meeting is to seek collaboration with parents and interested community stakeholders. Information about funds for 2019-2020 Title I services, parental involvement, student assessment, and curriculum... READ MORE >
Click here for printable Volleyball Camp Registration Form READ MORE >
On May 31st Quitman Independent School District Employees celebrated the end of the year by recognizing retirees as well as handing out years of service and perfect attendance awards.The recipients are as follows:Retirees - Lisa Capps and Terry McGonagill.Perfect Attendance - Dominique Faulkner and John Herring..25 Years of Service - Lisa Sandifer and June Sims.20... READ MORE >
QISD was the recipient of a Grow Your Own Grant this year. One aspect of the grant was to fund tuition cost for a current para professional that would be completing their teaching degree in the next two years. Today Bethany Fatheree was the recipient of that "up to" $10,000 award. Shown in the picture (L-R) are Assistant Superintendent Angela Brown, Superintendent... READ MORE >
Due to flooding QISD will be releasing students early. Parents may begin to pick their students up immediately. Buses will be boarding at approximately 1:30. If there is no parent or guardian at the house the students will be brought back to their home campus. If the bus can not safely get to your house your child will be brought back to their home campus. Parents... READ MORE >
Shown are QHS Student Council members presenting a check to Wood County Constable Kelly Smith and his K-9 partner Juma. The Student Council raised $500 for Constable Smith and Juma in appreciation for their services provided to QHS/QISD. Constable Smith and Juma have visited several times throughout the year. QISD appreciates Constable Smith, Juma and all of our... READ MORE >
On Monday, April 22nd hamburgers, chips, cookies, and drinks were provided for QISD Staff at the Softball Pavilion. Mrs. Vinnie Bass, QISD Child Nutrition Director, and Rhoda Sims, High School/Junior High Cafeteria Manager, did all of the prep work such as gathering the food, drinks, and utensils. Mr. Keith Hasten and Jerry Jackson with City National Bank as well... READ MORE >
The 2019 Wood County Junior Livestock Show will be held April 4th-6th at the QISD AG Pavilion located behind the Quitman Junior High/High School. Seven area chapters will have the opportunity to enter projects in nine different areas.The schedule for the show is as follows:Thursday, April 4th7:30-8:30 AM - Rabbits and Broilers check-in.9:00 AM - Broiler show10:30... READ MORE >
Superintendent Rhonda Turner recognized two QISD employees last night for their heroic actions. The Bulldog Hero award was given to maintenance employee Christopher Williams in honor of his innovative design of a mobile chair for a student. Elementary teacher Laura Driver was recognized for unwavering commitment to students by stepping out of her role as a math... READ MORE >
On Monday, February 18th students from Quitman Junior High shared Science projects as well as UIL entries with the Board of Trustees. Mrs. Johnson's Science students presented three Mars rover prototypes that they constructed from discarded materials. In addition, Principal Chrystal Ballard shared the results of the recent UIL competition, which QJH has won for two... READ MORE >
PreK-8th grade reading and English teachers from QISD and twelve other area districts participated in the second week of professional development provided by The Writing Academy. The writing process developed by classroom teacher, Randi Whitney, is a part of the district’s initiative to increase all students’ writing abilities. Creating a love for writing, along... READ MORE >
The District Calendar was approved as presented to the School Board by Superintendent Rhonda Turner at the January 21st. School Board Meeting. Prior to approval by the Board a Calendar Committee met several times and narrowed the proposed District Calendar down to two options. These two options were presented to the Faculty and Staff via a Google form for voting.... READ MORE >