Middle School

We are currently seeking parent volunteers to serve on our District Advisory Committee (DAC)—a vital team that helps shape the future of education at TSD. As a DAC member, you'll have the opportunity to provide input on:

Educational programs and curriculum

Campus and district improvement plans

Performance data and accountability

Budget priorities and resource allocation

Student Code of Conduct and school policies

Professional development for staff

By joining, you’ll play a key role in ensuring our district remains responsive, inclusive, and strategically focused on student success. Whether you're passionate about instruction, school culture, or big-picture planning, your voice can help guide the work we do every day.

📩 Interested? Please reach out to [email protected]

We’re excited to welcome all new students and their families to our campus community! Our New Student & Family Orientation is designed to help new incoming students and their families who have never been to TSD become familiar and comfortable with school routines, meet specific staff, tour the campus, and learn about expectations before the first day of classes.

If you're new to the TSD community as a whole, this is a great opportunity to get connected and ask questions. We look forward to meeting you and starting the year strong—together!

Be prepared for a strong start! All students are expected to bring their basic supplies on the first day of school, including notebooks, pencils, binders, and other necessary items. Students should also contribute shared items like copy paper, tissues, and cleaning wipes, which help support a clean and well-equipped learning environment. **CLARIFICATION: WHILE THE FLYER SAYS REQUIRED- THIS IS OPTIONAL**



If your child is enrolled in PE or course-specific classes, there are a few additional supplies or fees required. Details are listed on the complete supply list, available in both English and Spanish, attached below.

Let’s make sure every student is ready to learn from day one!

Stay on top of your student’s academic progress with our published grading calendar for the year! Each quarter includes two progress reports and one final quarter report to help students and families track growth and stay informed.

📝 Important dates begin as early as September 5, 2025, and run through May 27, 2026.

You can view the complete list of grading period dates in English and Spanish by clicking on the attachment.

Progress reports and report cards are key opportunities for reflection and planning. We encourage all families to review them together and reach out with any questions.

As we begin the 2025–2026 school year, we would like to inform families about a new Texas law—House Bill 1481—which restricts the use of personal communication devices by students during school hours. This law, effective August 4, 2025, applies to all public and charter schools and includes cell phones, smartwatches, and other devices capable of telecommunication.

Our Commitment to Partnership: School–Parent–Student Compact
At the heart of a successful school year is a strong and supportive partnership among students, families, and educators. Each year, we renew this commitment through our School–Parent–Student Compact, which clearly outlines the shared responsibilities we all hold to ensure every student thrives academically, socially, and emotionally.

The compact highlights key expectations in areas such as attendance, academic progress, homework, and communication, emphasizing how we work together to support student success both in and out of school.

We encourage all families to review the compact together and keep it as a reference throughout the year. When we’re aligned in our expectations and working as a team, our students benefit the most.