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• BLAND ISD

  
  

  BISD proudly serves the communities of Floyd, Merit, and Wagner in North Texas. Bland currently educates approximately 600 students on three campuses located primarily in Hunt County and part of Collin County. Our Pre-K through 12 educational programs reflect our commitment to life-long learning and our mission to provide students with the highest quality education.

• BOLES ISD

  
  

  Boles Independent School District encompasses nine square miles. It is in a rural setting conveniently located 35 miles east of Dallas, three miles north of Quinlan on Hwy. 34 and FM 2101. It is situated on 36,700 acres on beautiful Lake Tawakoni. Texas A&M University-Commerce is 33 miles from the Boles campus; whereby, a professional could advance their degree at the masters or doctoral level. The mission of Boles Independent School District is to provide an educational environment which all students can learn and acquire the skills to be productive citizens.

• CADDO MILLS ISD

  
  

• CAMPBELL ISD

  
  

  THE GOAL OF THE CAMPBELL INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT IS TO PROVIDE ITS STUDENTS WITH QUALITY EDUCATION OPPORTUNITIES THAT PROMOTE ACADEMIC AND VOCATIONAL EXCELLENCE, POSITIVE SELF-ESTEEM, AND LEADERSHIP. OUR PHILOSOPHY ACKNOWLEDGES THE STUDENT AS AN INDIVIDUAL, AND OUR PROGRAMS AT ALL LEVELS ADDRESS THE SPECIFIC NEEDS OF EACH STUDENT.

• CELESTE ISD

  
  

  The mission of Celeste Independent School District is to prepare all students to live and work in ever-changing society. The school will provide a positive, supportive environment in which all students will acquire a knowledge-base on which to build life-long learning. Students who believe in themselves will succeed.

• COMMERCE ISD

  
  

  The Mission of Commerce ISD: In partnership with families and community, CISD will provide all students an exemplary education, preparing them to be successful, productive citizens. Goals: CISD will provide exemplary programs to ensure that all students are successful learners. CISD will maintain and improve facilities and support systems that enhance a positive learning environment and foster student and community pride. CISD will invest resources to ensure that students, parents and the community receive optimal educational services. CISD will provide timely, open communication and positive parental and community partnership opportunties in our schools. CISD will attract and retain qualified employees by providing competitive benefits, compensation and the training and tools necessary for success.

• GREENVILLE ISD

  
  

• LONE OAK ISD

  
  

  The Lone Oak Independent School District believes that all children can learn. Our mission is to create a supportive learning environment that nurtures positive self-esteem and physical well-being while enabling students to reach their fullest academic and social potential. The district accepts the responsibilities for preparing students to be productive citizens and lifelong learners in our changing world.

• PHOENIX CHARTER SCHOOL

  
  

  THE PHOENIX CHARTER SCHOOL, built in 1986, is located in Greenville, Texas, a fast growing community in Hunt County, just northeast of the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex. MISSION STATEMENT: PHOENIX CHARTER SCHOOL is a creative educational experience that integrates fine arts into a strong traditional curriculum, embracing students, faculty, parents, professional artists, and community partners in building a society of life-long learners. Each student is respected as gifted and unique, and is both challenged and supported to reach his/her highest level of achievement mentally, physically, emotionally, and socially. Students are nurtured in a safe and enriched environment where creativity is cherished, and diversity is celebrated. PHOENIX CHARTER SCHOOL graduates grow to be independent thinkers who are well equipped to move confidently into the 21st century.

• QUINLAN ISD

  
  

  Quinlan ISD is a 3A school district located in North Central Texas in the town of Quinlan, between Greenville and Terrell on SH34. QISD covers an area of 152 square miles in southern Hunt County and is the gateway to beautiful 37,600 acre Lake Tawakoni. Interstate Highway 20 and 30 provide quick, easy access to the Dallas metro area. Our student population is approximately 2,500 . Our mascot is the panther. Our school colors are white and blue. The mission of the Quinlan Independent School District is to ensure that all children have access to a quality education that enables them to achieve their full potential and fully participate now and in the future in the social, economic, and educational opportunities of our state and nation.

• WOLFE CITY ISD

  
  

  Wolfe City is an independent school district comprised of three campus sites located in north Hunt County, Texas. Wolfe City ISD provides the educational needs of approximately 620 students from Pre-K through High School. The district is widely known in northeast Texas as a leader in academics and technology as well as athletics. All students are served by a highly motivated team of administrators and faculty who are dedicated to providing the highest quality education available. The board of trustees of the Wolfe City School District has established that the primary mission of the Wolfe City Schools is to wholly develop each individual student - mentally, physically, spiritually and socially - to full capacity, so that all students may be able to develop thinking skills, to acquire and apply knowledge and to create within themselves, a sense of self-worth and self-discipline. This statement of mission is fostered by the belief that these skills and attributes are essential for students to become productive, responsible, participating members of our democratic society. The basic function of the school in the process of education is to stimulate the desire to learn. The board of trustees is dedicated to this foundation premise. This dedication is reflected in the board's commitment to provide an atmosphere of high academic standards and expectations, to provide qualified authority in the classroom, and to provide encouragement to students to develop self-esteem, respect for others and responsible behavior.

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