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February 1st - April 12th, Monday Nights Only
Free Sign Language Classes
6:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.
Clarkston Elementary School Cafeteria
Open to the Public
All Ages Welcome
10 classes total
For More Information:
Lindsey Zea
lindsey.zea@tylerisd.org
903-262-1980
Come volunteer at Bell Elementary School
Bell is looking for community volunteers to work one-on-one with students
throughout the school year. Volunteers are needed to read with children or
just listen to children read aloud. As part of TISD policy, all volunteers
will be asked to complete a background check before working with children.
For more information about this program contact
bellptapresident@gmail.com or call 903.262.1820.
ATTENTION ROBERT E. LEE
HIGH SCHOOL PARENTS:
Do you want to keep up to date on what’s happening at
REL? You can receive an e-mail of the daily announcements and other
important information. Here’s how:
Go to REL’s homepage at
http://www.tylerisd.org/Schools/REL/Home.htm
Click on the newsletter link under parent resources
and then click on subscribe to newsletter.
The school's e-mail list is purged each summer, so you need subscribe even
if you were on the list last year.
The
Bell Elementary School PTA is starting a tutoring program at Bell. We are
currently asking all community members to consider volunteering their time
to tutor at our school. Please contact Monica Orchard at 903.595.4846 or
bellptapresident@gmail.com.
Most Texas state colleges and universities use
the Apply Texas application for admission. Because they are all different
and unique institutions of higher learning, some require students to write
an essay on one or more topics as part of their application process and some
do not. Parents and students can go to
www.applytexas.org and click “Research Your Options”. There you will
find a wealth of information as to what each particular college requires for
the application process. What you will also find as you research different
colleges and universities is that they rarely do things the same way! We
tell students to check with each college or university they are interested
in and make a list of application requirements, scholarship requirements,
admissions deadlines, scholarship deadlines, etc. And remember that what is
required for this year’s applicants could change for next year’s applicants.
The United States Army
provides free online access for students as they prepare for high school
courses, state testing, ACT and SAT testing, and planning for college.
Parents and students can
click here and
register to have access to the various tools.
Title I
Parenting Office
Parenting Program
Thursdays
10:00 a.m. to
11:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
Family
Learning Center
1508 North Haynie
Tyler, Texas
The Title I
Program teaches parenting skills and is free to parents of students
registered in Tyler ISD Title I schools and the Family Learning Center.
Title I
Parenting Office
Computer Classes
Tuesdays, 8:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. English
Wednesdays, 8:30 a.m. to 10:30 Spanish
Title I
Parenting Office
2850 West Shaw Avenue
Tyler, Texas
Computer
classes for beginners are available. Students will be introduced to computer
basics including Microsoft Office and the Internet. Free to parents of
students registered in Tyler ISD Title I schools.
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