Navasota High School
Small school atmosphere with large school opportunities including extensive dual-credit choices, advanced-placement courses, and technology training rare for small schools.
Learning, Leading, Succeeding
Two Navasota High School students were recognized by the National Merit Scholarship Corporation this year. NHS claims eight National Merit Scholars and nine National Merit Scholarship Semifinalists.
Navasota Junior High
NJHS provides a full range of student-centered programs including pre-advanced-placement courses, high school credit opportunities, and a wide variety of electives including expanded technology opportunities.
Small School Atmosphere, Large School Opportunities
More than 140 junior high school students participated in Kick-Start-For-Kids last school year, a program founded by Chuck Norris that encourages students to resolve conflicts productively, choose a drug-free lifestyle, and achieve personal goals.
Navasota Intermediate
Serving approximately 300 students in grades four and five, NIS is working to ensure students successfully transition from elementary to junior high school.
Making a Difference
Navasota ISD hosts the Special Olympics at Rattler Stadium each year in March. Community volunteers from business, government, and social organizations help to coordinate the event which includes more than 100 athletes from neighboring districts.
High Point Elementary
Serving students in pre-kindergarten through fifth grade, and a Distinguished Performance campus two years running.
John C. Webb Elementary
Serving students in pre-kindergarten through third grade, John C. Webb offers programs for students in bi-lingual education, gifted-and-talented education, and early literacy support.
Learning Lessons Through Athletics
Student athletes can choose from among 18 varsity sports, participating in district, regional, and state UIL competitions each year. Navasota athletes have earned recent state championships in power-lifting and track &field. More than a dozen student athletes have earned intercollegiate athletic scholarships in the last two years.
Raising Healthy Children
The Responsible Schools, Volunteers, and Parents program follows a social development approach that incorporates school and family in raising healthy, successful students.
News and Announcements
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New State Assessment System Debuts This Semester The state's new student testing program goes live this semester. The new program is called the State of Texas Assessments of Academic Readiness or STAAR. It replaces the Texas Assessment of Knowledge and Skills (TAKS). STAAR will be given to students in grades 3-8 and to students taking high school level courses in the four core subject areas of English language arts, mathematics, science and social studies. (click headline for full post, resources, and parent question form) |
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NISD Report Card Delay Parents & Guardians: Report Cards were not sent home Jan. 19 with students due to current Gradebook server issues. We are in contact with our Gradebook software company and are working towards a solution. Check back with us at www.navasotaisd.org or our Facebook Fan page www.facebook.com/navasotaschools for more information. |
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Two Late Afternoon Bus Routes Added to Schedule First Student Transportation has begun running two late afternoon bus routes from Navasota High School to help accommodate students who leave school later than 3:45. The buses will run Monday through Thursday only and leave campus each day at 5 p.m. Click the headline to find a listing of the stops associated with each new route. |
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NHS Senior Accepted to Harvard University Senior Ramon Galvan has learned a great deal from his two-year process to figure out where he will go and what he will do when his time at Navasota High School is finished. While that process is not yet complete, the big picture is starting to come into focus. Galvan was both happy and relieved to find out last week that he has been accepted to Harvard University. CLICK HEADLINE TO READ FULL STORY |
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NISD Education Foundation Awards Fall Grants, Passes $400,000 in Total Disbursements The Navasota ISD Education Foundation awarded more than $32,000 to 24 teachers district-wide in its fall disbursement walk Dec. 6. |
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Creating a New Vision for Public Education in Texas 
A consortium of Region VI superintendents met recently to discuss the new vision proposed by a group of Texas school superintendents about how to transform public education to meet the needs of students in the 21st century. The result of this work is the "New Vision for Public Education in Texas" which outlines a set of ideas and premises for transforming Texas schools and districts. |
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American Heart Association Recognizes NISD as Gold-Fit Friendly Organization Navasota ISD was recognized as a Gold Level Recipient of the American Heart Association's Start! Fit-Friendly Companies Recognition program. |
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District Calendar
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College Financial Aid Session Date: 2/23/2012 Time: 5:00 PM–7:30 PM |
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Spring Break Date: 3/12/2012 |
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Spring Break Date: 3/13/2012 |
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Spring Break Date: 3/14/2012 |
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Spring Break Date: 3/15/2012 |
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