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Sherman ISD has released data regarding its English as a Second Language and bilingual education initiatives.
The 712-student school planned for fall 2028 needs a permit to build on retail-zoned land, and the district wants shelter space sized to TEA's student limits instead of the building code's 2,227-person count.
Sherman ISD says an intruder got into Frontline Education's systems in August. The district's own network was not breached, and affected employees will get letters offering two years of free credit monitoring.
Families can meet Sherman High teachers from 5:30 to 7 p.m. Monday, Oct. 26. Campuses mark Red Ribbon Week Monday through Thursday, and Friday, Oct. 30, is a day off for students.
The small-group system piloted at Piner Middle School for two years is now used at every Sherman ISD secondary campus, the district said Thursday.
Trustees recognized staff from Perrin Early Childhood Center, Jefferson Learning Center and Crutchfield Elementary at Monday's board meeting, the district says.
A construction update for tonight's board meeting puts substantial completion of the campus at Nov. 25. Five consent items would buy its network gear, Wi-Fi, classroom panels, computers and phones.
A report to trustees Monday counts 732 students in the district's Spanish-English dual language program and 1,336 more in ESL. Dillingham, Parker and Washington earned the full four points on the state's English-growth measure.
The district held $279.2 million in investments on June 30, and $231.2 million of it was in its capital projects fund. Trustees review the annual report Monday.
A consent item on Monday's school board agenda would buy 300 HP laptops with 2023 bond money. A separate district report shows lunch participation reached 85% in September.
Crutchfield drew an F in 2026, while Neblett and Parker climbed to C ratings after F's in 2025. All three need plans filed with TEA by Nov. 20, and trustees take comment at a 5 p.m. workshop Oct. 19.
Dillingham Elementary, Piner Middle School and the Sherman High science department lead the grant's first year. Parents at those schools have until Oct. 26 to opt students into a November survey.
The Sherman Ex-Students Association recognized two longtime teachers and eight graduates, including an Army officer and a filmmaker, at its annual luncheon, Sherman ISD said Wednesday.
