Click to view BISD's exclusive newsletter! In this edition, we shine a light on the wonderful staff and students who make up our Special Programs & Services Department!
Enjoy good ice cream and conversation with Mr. Edwards and other parents at our first "Get the Scoop" event!
Click for latest information about Open House for all BISD elementary and intermediate campuses!
BISD kicks-off its district-wide initiative to raise money for Hope Strong! Click for more details!
Christian's Closet expansion now serves hundreds in the district! Click for the exciting update!
CCHS Senior Celeste O'Donnell invited to attend luncheon with representatives.
For the second year in a row, our Child Development Centers are named Best Full Day Program.
Click the headline for some signing examples by our students!
Progress Reports and Report Cards will be available to parents/guardians online this year through Skyward (Family Access) on the normal distribution dates for each reporting period. Please click the headline for a link to Skyward!
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BISD will hold a Special Agenda Review Meeting September 13, 2018 at 5:30 pm in the BISD Service Center located at 906 Farm Street, Bastrop, Texas 78602. Click to review agenda.
Bastrop High School teacher has been named as a top 5 finalist for Teaching Excellence Award! Way to go, Trent! As always, you make BISD very PROUD!
In just one year, BHS's Student Council's Christian's Closet morphed from a single clothes rack, to a warehouse. Click to watch the awesome news story!
The Texas Education Agency released its 2018 ratings under the A-F accountability system for all public school in the state.
Lost Pines Elementary Principal Melinda Gardner and her staff have become part of a growing movement where educators are painting positive messages.
