La comunidad del Broaddus debe trabajar en equipo para luchar contra COVID-19. Visite la página Https://tea.texas.gov/mantentebien para obtener información vital sobre como detener el contagio. Si nos mantenemos separados ahora, estaremos juntos más pronto.
almost 6 years ago, Broaddus I.S.D.
A Note From The Office!
The Broaddus community must work together to fight COVID-19.  Head to http://tea.texas.gov/staywell for vitally important public health guidance to stop the spread. If we stand apart as a community now, we will be together again soon.
almost 6 years ago, Broaddus I.S.D.
A Note From The Office
COVID-19 School Closure Update - March 30, 2020
almost 6 years ago, Broaddus I.S.D.
BROADDUS INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT P.O. Box 58 215 Buchanan. Broaddus, Texas 75929. Phone: 936.872.3041 Fax: 936.872.3699 March 30, 2020 Parents, Students, and Community: 2020 has presented us with many challenges, the latest of which, the COVID-19 pandemic has been the greatest of these challenges. This pandemic has caused an interruption in the daily instruction that we would normally provide. School Closure I will make another public statement on, April 10 about school closure. Instructional Material We will continue to send out our packets and provide stamped envelopes for the return. If you have any questions regarding your child's work, please email their teacher. Go to our school website for their emails. Meals On Wednesday, April 1, Broaddus ISD will begin curbside pick-up of meals. Each pick-up will provide breakfast and lunch for 5 days. The district will have meals available beginning at 10:00 a.m. through 1:00 p.m. Graduation/Events If Broaddus ISD is able to return to school on April 14th, we will provide our students with all of the usual end-of-year celebrations that make school memorable. If we are not able to resume school this year, some events will be canceled and will not be made up. That being said, I will make a promise to the Class of 2020, we WILL have a graduation ceremony for you. We may have to provide this ceremony in July or August but Broaddus ISD will not allow you to move on without walking across the Bulldog Stage in front of your parents and friends. While the Seniors usually enjoy the biggest graduation celebrations, we cannot forget our younger graduates of Broaddus ISD, we will also find a way to celebrate the graduations for Kindergarten and 5th grade. I want to say, "THANK YOU" for all the support that is being shown to the district during the COVID-19 pandemic. As a district and community going through these unique and troubling times, we are trying to continue to keep everyone safe and meet the need for daily living. Please continue to support your family and support one another. This has been a trying time for everyone, especially our students. It is my mission to ensure that our students have as many good memories from 2020 as possible and bring closure to the 2019-2020 school year, Sincerely, Lucas Holloway Broaddus ISD Superintendent "A TRADITION OF EXCELLENCE"
Congratulations Mason Brittain! Mason has committed to play basketball for Schreiner University NCAA lll in Kerrville, TX!
almost 6 years ago, Zach Crawford
Mason
Congrats to 23AA Coach of the Year Darren Cook and Mason Brittain on receiving All-Region!
almost 6 years ago, Zach Crawford
basketball
basketball
Congratulations to the boys and Coach Cook! DISTRICT 23-AA MVP District David Bordelon Offensive Player of the year Mason Brittain 1st TEAM All District Reese Rushing | Risten Cook 2nd Team ALL DISTRICT Riley Morgan | Chandler Brittain
almost 6 years ago, Zach Crawford
basketball
School Closure Information/Updates
almost 6 years ago, Broaddus I.S.D.
BROADDUS INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT P.O.Box 58.215 Buchanan. Broaddus, Texas 75929. Phone: 936.872.3041 Fax: 936.872.3699 March 19, 2020 Dear Broaddus ISD Families and Stakeholders, Given the rapidly evolving situation with COVID-19, Broaddus ISD will extend the suspension of normal district operations through Friday, April 10th in an effort to support our nation's need to slow the spread of the novel coronavirus or COVID-19. The COVID-19 has left a lot of questions and I hope that I will answer your questions and help the community during these times. To meet TEA guidelines, rules, and regulations, Broaddus ISD will continue to provide an education to students and will make the best out of a bad situation. Faculty and staff will continue to provide instruction in some form, During School Closure When school is closed, at no time will any practices or events be held. All events have been postponed at this time. Students do not have to make up the time that school has been closed. Phone Calls You will be receiving phone calls from the school to check on the students and to see if the school can help anyway. These phone calls are not meant to cause an inconvenience, it is simply to help with different resources that the school has or might obtain. Instructional Material Every student will be sent a package of work for students to work on at home and return to school. We will be sending a self-addressed stamped envelope that can be used to return the info or you can drop it off at the school in the drop off bin that will be located at each campus. The teachers will also have their email addresses and/or contact information inside the package so that any questions can be asked. This work should be returned every 2 weeks. This work will be graded. Meals The school will not be providing meals at this time. If we see that this is a severe need, this service may be available at a later date. Sincerely, alles Lucas Holloway Broaddus ISD Superintendent "A TRADITION OF EXCELLENCE"
School Closure March 23 - April 10
almost 6 years ago, Broaddus I.S.D.
School Closure from March 23-April 10 Given the rapidly evolving situation with COVID-19, Broaddus ISD will extend the suspension of normal district operations through Friday, April 10th in an effort to support our nation’s need to slow the spread of the novel coronavirus or COVID-19. Our health officials report that cases are continuing to spread in the state, and an increase in confirmed cases in our county seems likely. Suspending operations for this length of time will allow us to determine, in coordination with local health officials, whether the virus is continuing to have community spread or whether it has been contained. We are coordinating with other school districts in the county and will use the week of April 6th to make any decisions on whether there is a need to extend the suspension further. To provide a sense of possible impact in order to help you prepare: If there is a need to continue the suspension at that time, it would likely be for at least 3 more weeks beyond April 13th. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has outlined the need for all communities to implement a social distancing protocol. We want to reiterate a request to our broader community to take the following reasonable precautions to prevent the spread of the illness: Don’t shake hands Wash your hands regularly Limit movement within the community, especially avoiding crowded places and maintaining 3 to 6 ft of distance between people (at least an arm’s length) If you are moving around in the community, don’t congregate in large groups For those who have traveled to areas with known COVID-19 cases – both inside and outside of the country – we ask that you self-quarantine and monitor for symptoms. Students who have traveled should plan to stay home for two weeks after arriving home. Please contact your campus to let them know, and this will be considered an excused absence. If you suspect you have symptoms of COVID-19, call your health care provider for medical advice Keep your child at home if he/she feels ill, even if you think it is just a cold. Do not leave the house if you are ill, except to access medical care This is a quickly changing situation, and we will continue to monitor information, will assess conditions throughout the week, and will provide the next update by April 10 via our website and email. Thank you for your support and cooperation as we ensure that all members of the community in Broaddus ISD stay safe and healthy. Sincerely, Lucas Holloway Broaddus ISD Superintendent
As you probably know, the internet is down. This has prevented the JH/HS campus from printing work and updating our website with work for students 6th-12th. Elementary does have work printed. We will try and have resources available tomorrow. Stay tuned for more information.
almost 6 years ago, Broaddus I.S.D.
Guardians Please Share! Our callout system will show up as a 501, Arkansas area code when it calls or texts your phones. With new settings on phones, this could show up as SPAM. We want to make everyone aware of this so that you do not ignore calls from it.
almost 6 years ago, Broaddus I.S.D.
A Note From The Office
Information about student assignments attached.
almost 6 years ago, Broaddus I.S.D.
BROADDUS INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT P.O.Box 58.215 Buchanan. Broadous, Texas 75929 • Phone: 936.872.304) • Fax: 936.872.3699 Dear Broaddus ISD Parents/Guardians: During this time of pandemic and our school closing for the additional week, we wanted to offer some internet-based ideas as well as paper-based materials for your use while your students are at home. Both principals will be at the school on Tuesday and Wednesday (3/17-3/18), between 10 am and 12 pm to pick up paper based practice materials for your child and information about our internet programs. Continued conversations with your child's teachers are also encouraged through the methods already established. Please call our school if you require additional information. Again, the safety of our kids and our entire staff is of utmost importance during this time. Keep an eye out for updates as this situation changes. The district will be sending out emails and posting on social media on Friday, March 20th in the afternoon about the school's status and the student's education. “A TRADITION OF EXCELLENCE"
Important School Closure Information
almost 6 years ago, Broaddus I.S.D.
BROADDUS INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT P.O. Box 58 215 Buchanan. Broaddus, Texas 75929. Phone: 936.872.3041 • Fax: 936.872.3699 IMPORTANT SCHOOL CLOSURE INFORMATION: March 13, 2020 Given all of the changing information and the volatility of the COVID-19 pandemic, I am making the decision to close BISD next week (March 16th-20th) to ensure the health and safety of our students and teachers. We will return on Monday, March 23rd. Also, UIL has suspended all activities through March 29th. Governor Greg Abbott has declared a state of disaster for all counties in Texas as of today. I attended a phone conference with Commissioner Mike Morath and will be in daily communication with him throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. At this time, the district does not have any confirmed cases of COVID-19 nor does our county. However, we urge any individuals that have been in contact with COVID-19 or have been in an area where there have been confirmed cases of COVID-19 to contact the CDC at 800-232-4636 and quarantine yourself. Please continue to monitor the Department of State Health Service and CDC websites for more information about COVID-19 at the following links https://www.dshs.texas.gov/coronavirus/ or https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/index.html. We will continue to keep you updated on any further schedule changes. Sincerely, Lucas Holloway Broaddus ISD Superintendent of Schools. “A TRADITION OF EXCELLENCE"
DISTRICT 23-AA ALL-DISTRICT SELECTIONS: Offensive Player of the Year: Addison Rodgers 1st Team All District: Leah Simmons 2nd Team All District: Geneka Lacey Abigail Wooden Honorable Mention: Lauren Kilmer Coach of the Year: Nigel Boyles
almost 6 years ago, Zach Crawford
Basketball
Friday, March 6, will be an early release day and marks the beginning of Spring Break! Enjoy your time off!
almost 6 years ago, Broaddus I.S.D.
Spring Break
Students of the Week with “A Spring in their Step”
almost 6 years ago, Broaddus I.S.D.
Students of the Week with “A Spring in their Step”
Softball defeats Burkeville 18-3 congrats!
almost 6 years ago, Zach Crawford
Sodtball
March 3 | Home Softball Game | 4:30 pm | vs Burkeville 🥎 💙
almost 6 years ago, Zach Crawford
Softball
BROADDUS ONE ACT PLAY... FIRST IN DISTRICT!!!! Top Crew - Riley Morgan Honorable Mention All-Star Cast - Hudson Williams, Darby Dominey, Abigail Wooden All-Star Cast - Connor Downs, Our entire Ensemble (Mason Brittain, Tucker Taylor, CJ Emerson, Drake Fazzio, Geneka Lacy, Hannah Martin, Taylor Bennett) Top Performers in District (For the second year in a row!!!!) David Bordelon and Leah Simmons
almost 6 years ago, Zach Crawford
Oap
Tomorrow it begins! Broaddus returns as district champs to the One-Act stage at Cushing High School to defend their title! Come out and see this moving play with these brilliant kids! Competition begins at 1pm!
almost 6 years ago, Zach Crawford
OAP
Feb. 28 | FINAL - Broaddus, 46 Shelbyville, 77 in 2A AREA play from Hudson ISD. | #ATOExcel | #All4Broaddus | #BroaddusBasketball |
almost 6 years ago, Zach Crawford
basketball
basketball
basketball