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Malakoff
Independent School District
Building the future today
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What's Happening at
Malakoff ISD
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Week of
October 4 - 10, 2020
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10-5-2020
MES Funday Monday - Wear Your Favorite Color
MMS Volleyball @ Home vs Eustace 4:30 (MHS Gym)
10-6-2020
MHS Volleyball @ Home vs Palmer 4:30
10-7-2020
MES Beginning of Year Assessment 4th Grade
MMS Football @ Groesbeck 5:00
MMS & MHS Cross Country in Mildred
MHS JV Football @ Home vs Groesbeck 6:00
10-8-2020
MES Beginning of Year Assessment 4th Grade
MHS Football @ Groesbeck 6:30
MHS Volleyball @ Eustace 4:30
10-9-2020
MHS Volleyball @ Eustace 4:30
NO SCHOOL
MONDAY, OCTOBER 12TH
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Sporting Events Online Ticket Information |
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Tickets will be sold at the gate for all MMS and JV home games.
October 5 - 9, 2020
Ticketing Information
Monday, October 5, 2020
MMS VB v Eustace @ Home 4:30
Tuesday, October 6, 2020
MHS VB v Palmer @ Home 4:30
Wednesday, October 7, 2020
MMS Football @ Groesbeck and tickets will be sold at the Groesbeck gate.
MHS JV Football @ Home v Groesbeck and tickets will be sold at the MHS gate.
Thursday, October 8th, 2020
MHS Football @ Groesbeck 6:30 pm Tickets go on sale to the general public on Wednesday, October 7th at 8 am. CLICK HERE for Groesbeck ticketing website. The general public will not be able to purchase a ticket until 8 am on Wednesday, October 7th, at which time a purchase code will be released. The code will be posted on social media, as well as the MISD district website page.
Friday, October 9, 2020
MHS Volleyball @ Eustace 4:30 pm
To purchase home game tickets:
Click on “Online Ticket Sales” in the top left corner of the page.
Select “Get Tickets” for the event you want to buy tickets for.
For parents of participants -bottom left, click “Have Passcode?” And enter your Student I.D. This will give you access to buy the tickets.
For general public - you will not need a passcode.
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A Message from Superintendent Layton |
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When the first signs of COVID-19 began to impact schools in March 2020, Malakoff ISD was very proactive in order to address students’ learning needs while staff and students were required by the state to remain safe at-home. The district purchased additional technology to address our students' instructional needs for remote learning from home. The District added WiFi connectivity hot spots in the parking lots of the High School, Middle School, Malakoff Elementary, and Tool Elementary. Additionally, MISD identified technology infrastructure needs and updated the internet access within each school building.
The District has also purchased:
150 Hot Spots,
62 Laptops for Dual Credit students,
486 Chromebooks,
335 Middle School Laptops, and
41 iPads.
The new technology has enabled every student in grades 6 _12 to be one-to-one with technology, allowing teachers the flexibility to facilitate a digital learning environment, whether students are on campus or at-home. Our goal will be to add enough technology devices to be one-to- one for students in grade K-5 within the next two years.
MISD has enrolled approximately 1400 students for the second consecutive year. Of the enrolled students, 86% are currently receiving face-to-face instruction on campus. We look forward to having all students back on campus in the near future.
Malakoff ISD has always taken tremendous pride in being strong stewards of taxpayer’s money. We are pleased that the district’s financial stability will enable the district to pay off the remaining balance on a previous bond nearly four years earlier than originally anticipated.
It's always a great day to be a TIGER!
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Check out our Tiger Tributes! |
Board Member Jerry Spiva shared this idea with us. What a great way for the employees of MISD to receive the thanks they deserve!
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Malakoff High School
Flexibility
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As we traverse this course of the “new normal,” we are learning and adapting as we go. The football schedule has been changed in order to facilitate getting all games in with a plan in place to allow rescheduling if needed. There will be games played on weekdays other than Friday.
Beginning of the Year assessments for Freshmen have been completed and the data is being analyzed. This will help us make informed decisions to guide our instructional decisions going forward.
Everyone, students, parents, and staff, need to begin preparing for moving back to a regular schedule. Regular school hours are from 8 am to 3:40 pm. The days of a 1:45 pm release for students will be coming to an end.
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An offering to help all learners is an initiative out of Texas A&M, the Aggie Homework Helpline (AHH) is an initiative to help provide quality, free online tutoring to PK-12 learners and families. The link is: Aggie Homework Helpline
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High School/Middle School
Yearbook on Sale NOW
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The 2020-21 Yearbook for High School/Middle School is on sale now. Until September 18th, the yearbook will be $40 and includes 4 free icons. After the 18th the price increases to $50.
Email Katherine.Smith@malakoffisd.org for more information.
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Tool Elementary
Tiger Pride
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Top Tigers
Tool Elementary celebrated the end of the first six-weeks grading period by honoring a Top Tiger nominated by the teachers!
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An offering to help all learners is an initiative out of Texas A&M, the Aggie Homework Helpline (AHH) is an initiative to help provide quality, free online tutoring to PK-12 learners and families. The link is: Aggie Homework Helpline
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Malakoff Elementary
Better Together
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MONDAY FUNDAY
We are definitely doing BETTER TOGETHER at MES!
Just a reminder that October 5th is our first Funday Monday, and the theme for the day will be Color Wars. Students and teachers wear their favorite colors from head to toe, and an announcement will be made before school is out on what color was the most worn. Will it be red? Pink? Blue? We will see!
Wednesday, October 7th, and Thursday, October 8th, the 4th graders will be taking their BEGINNING OF YEAR Assessments. Wednesday will be reading, and Thursday will be math. Be sure your child gets to bed early and is rested and prepared to give it their best try.
Also, a reminder to parents to please be on time in the mornings. If you arrive after 8 am, you must bring your child to the front of the school. Teachers have to get their students to class promptly. Thank you for your attention to this matter.
NO SCHOOL OCTOBER 12th.
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An offering to help all learners is an initiative out of Texas A&M, the Aggie Homework Helpline (AHH) is an initiative to help provide quality, free online tutoring to PK-12 learners and families. The link is: Aggie Homework Helpline
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Malakoff Middle
Be The NICE Kid
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High School/Middle School
Yearbook on Sale NOW
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The 2020-21 Yearbook for High School/Middle School is on sale now. Until September 18th, the yearbook will be $40 and includes 4 free icons. After the 18th the price increases to $50.
Email Katherine.Smith@malakoffisd.org for more information.
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An offering to help all learners is an initiative out of Texas A&M, the Aggie Homework Helpline (AHH) is an initiative to help provide quality, free online tutoring to PK-12 learners and families. The link is: Aggie Homework Helpline
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Orr Campus
Helping Students MAP Their Future
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We always remind our students that they are the author of their book. To get to that "happy ending", it will take discipline, determination, goals, and a positive mindset. Sometimes you will fail or make a mistake but Keep Trying!! |
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1308 FM 3062, Malakoff, Texas 75148
903-489-1152 | Fax: 903.489.2566
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