Federal Reports Cards for 2025 will be shared on December 11, 2025, on the Federal Report Card website. Each LEA that received Title I, Part A funding is responsible for disseminating their report card to through widely available public means within 90 days.
Scurry-Rosser Independent School District has partnered with OnlinePros.com to conduct an online auction of the district’s surplus assets. Members of the public are invited to participate and submit bids through the secure online platform. The auction opens December 5 and closes on December 15.
A variety of district-owned items are available. Interested participants are encouraged to review the listings and place bids before the auction closes. For additional details and to view available items, please visit OnlinePros.com.
JOIN US TODAY at 4:00 pm in the SRES cafeteria. Dr. Layne Pethick will be hosting an informative workshop on managing your child's behaviors. CHILDCARE WILL BE PROVIDED. Anyone in our community is welcome to attend . Dr. Pethick's strategies can help parents and children of all ages. Don't miss out!
What a magical day at Scurry-Rosser Elementary! Our students brought their favorite storybook characters to life in an amazing parade! From superheroes to classic favorites, the creativity was off the charts!
Click here to watch the parade. https://youtu.be/cx1pjZQwXHI Fun photos from the day can be found here. https://tinyurl.com/sresstorybookcharacter
Order now — orders will arrive before Christmas and will be shipped to the district. This will speed up the delivery time. Shop closes Nov. 5.
Shop anytime, anywhere: https://bsnteamsports.com/shop/1tjUKzghSp
Let’s fill the halls with Wildcat Pride! #WildcatPride #OneTeamOneVisionOneGo
Order now — orders will arrive before Christmas and will be shipped to the district. This will speed up the delivery time. Shop closes Nov. 5.
Shop anytime, anywhere: https://bsnteamsports.com/shop/1tjUKzghSp
Let’s fill the halls with Wildcat Pride! #WildcatPride #OneTeamOneVisionOneGo
As a reminder, according to Texas state attendance law, when a student arrives late or leaves early without a medical professional note, it is considered an unexcused partial-day absence—even if it’s just a few minutes—and can count toward truancy.
To help us keep accurate records and support all students’ attendance, we are implementing a new procedure: parents will now be asked to come into the foyer to sign their student in when tardy and sign student out when leaving early.
We appreciate your understanding and cooperation as we work together to ensure every Wildcat’s success! Please don’t hesitate to reach out if you have any questions or there are any extenuating circumstances for us to be aware of.
This year, we will be getting parent input about our campus at the beginning, middle, and end of the year. This survey combines questions about the previous academic year and the current school year's first nine weeks. This will help SRES identify strengths and weaknesses from the previous year and assess how the new year has started. Please submit your response by October 21, 2025. Thank you for taking the time to complete the survey.
Use this link to access the survey: https://forms.gle/Jd1qmNn6yZdDK3MK9
100% of profit goes to support local community members currently battling cancer, AND students wearing this shirt get to run through the Wildcat Tunnel before the game on Pink Out Night!!
Orders DUE, Tuesday 10.15.25 by 5:00 pm.
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Just a reminder for those parents that need to complete their student's consent for health-related services.
The 89th Texas Legislature recently passed Senate Bill 12 which requires school districts to obtain written permission from a parent/guardian before providing health-related services to that individual's child. Examples of this include: checking for fever, evaluating stomach pain, cleaning/bandaging an abrasion or determining if a student is well enough to remain in school. In such cases, you will be contacted and may be required to pick your child up from school to assess and manage their condition at home. Please be aware that if you decline consent or fail to return this form, Scurry-Rosser ISD Health Services staff cannot assess or provide care for non-emergency illness or injury.
English version: https://forms.gle/cbGuLeQxZZvjmsiW6
Spanish version: https://forms.gle/3okGjM1rgdyFSppH8
If you are able to contribute to the success of our annual carnival, we are in need of the following items:
canned sodas for snack bar
(Coke, Coke Zero, Sprite, Dr. Pepper, Diet Dr. Pepper)
small trinket prizes for booth prizes
bags of individually wrapped candy for booth prizes
Today, Celebrate Freedom Week coincides with Constitution Week as a time for schools across Texas to honor the values and ideals on which the United States was founded.
Here in Scurry-Rosser ISD, students are engaging in lessons and activities to learn about the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution, and the Bill of Rights. They are also examining how these timeless principles have shaped our country’s history and the freedoms we enjoy today.
Let’s join together in honoring this important week by remembering the sacrifices made for liberty and celebrating the ideals of freedom that continue to inspire generations. #WildcatPride
This national observance began in 1968 as Hispanic Heritage Week under President Lyndon Johnson and was expanded in 1988 by President Ronald Reagan into the 30-day celebration we enjoy today.
Here in Texas, Hispanic heritage is inseparable from our story. The influence and legacy of Hispanic Texans span centuries, shaping communities, traditions, and education across our state—including right here in Scurry-Rosser ISD.
We are proud to celebrate and recognize the many ways Hispanic culture enriches our schools and inspires our students each and every day.
#WildcatPride
