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“Welcome Harvester Family!”

I hope your summer has been restful, joyful, and filled with memories that will carry you into the new school year with renewed energy. As we prepare for the 2025–2026 school year, I want to extend a heartfelt welcome to all of our returning families and a special greeting to those who are new to Pampa ISD. We’re honored you’ve chosen to be part of our school community.

There’s never been a more exciting time to be a Harvester! Thanks to the support of our community through Bond 2023, we are actively transforming our campuses to meet the evolving needs of today’s learners. From the new Career & Technology and Fine Arts addition at the high school to the expansion at Travis Elementary, these projects are more than buildings—they are bold investments in our students’ future.

At Pampa ISD, our mission goes beyond academics. We are committed to helping students become compassionate, competent, confident, and future-ready. Guided by our vision, Pampa ISD students are courageous innovators utilizing their own unique abilities to invest in their world. Our staff is dedicated to creating learning environments where every child feels seen, supported, and challenged to grow.

This year, our focus remains on deepening literacy, strengthening processes and procedures, and fostering meaningful connections with families. One of the greatest predictors of student success is consistent attendance. We ask for your partnership in ensuring your child is present and engaged. Every day counts.

Our commitment to safety remains steadfast. With dedicated school resource officers, trained personnel through our Guardian Program, and a strong School Safety and Security Plan, we work diligently to provide a secure environment where students can thrive.

Thank you for entrusting us with your children. Together, we will celebrate achievements, support one another through challenges, and build a culture of excellence rooted in respect, resilience, and community. I am proud to be part of this remarkable district, and I look forward to the year ahead with great hope and enthusiasm. — With gratitude, Hugh Piatt II

The Pampa ISD Board of Trustees is represented by seven elected individuals who volunteer their time for four year terms. Trustees must reside within the Pampa ISD boundaries.

Pampa ISD Board of Trustees

The Pampa ISD Board of Trustees holds regular meetings on the fourth Monday of each month at the Pampa ISD Administration building, located at 1233 North Hobart. The school board reviews and votes on matters such as school policies, curriculum, budget, staffing, and building maintenance. Board authority is defined by federal and state law and the regulations set by the Texas State Board of Education.

Meeting agendas are posted at the Administration building and on the District website. The Board recognizes student and staff achievements each month during the “Spotlight on Excellence.” Family members are invited to attend.

Dr. David Godino Board Vice-President

Denise Intemann Secretary

Dr. Misty LeBlanc Member

Cade Taylor Member Kaleb Snelgrooes Member

Richard Qualls Board President

Parent Communication

At Pampa ISD, Parent Communication is one of our most important goals. We love to share news about our students and communicate campus/district information. We use several platforms to communicate with our students, families, and community. Please follow us on our social media platforms: Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube. Our website is a great place to find information about specific departments, calendar events, and news.

The district has moved all of our Parent/Student communication to the platform, ParentSquare. We are very excited about the features that ParentSquare gives us. Please download the ParentSquare app and set your notifications to your preferred time. If you prefer to receive notifications/communications at the end of your day, select digest. You will have access to all of your student’s campus and district information at your fingertips. You will be able to communicate with teachers and staff through this platform. Never miss another event by subscribing and syncing your calendar with campus and district calendars in ParentSquare. Emergency notifications will bypass personal notification preferences to deliver the emergency notification in real time.

If you have any questions or customer service needs, please contact pampaisdinfo@pampaisd.net or 806-669-4700 Ext 1425. You can also reach us at www.pampaisd.net and select the “Contact us” button.

Jana Williamson, Director of Communications

806-669-4700 ext. 1425 • jana.williamson@pampaisd.net

Student Conduct and Dress Code

Students and parents can access the Student and Parent Handbook containing the Student Code of Conduct and the Student Dress Code on the district’s website, www.pampaisd.net, or by scanning this QR code below.

Inclement Weather Communication

In cases of inclement weather, Pampa ISD works in partnership with the City of Pampa, emergency management personnel, and the Pampa ISD Safety and Security Department. Personnel will be out inspecting road conditions as early as 4:00 am determining the impact of ice/snow on our roadways.

District personnel will collaborate with all information available to determine the safety and security of our staff and students, the impact on parents if there is a delay/closure/

early release, and the impact on District operations to support student instruction and learning.

When possible, the Pampa ISD Superintendent and support staff will make a decision no later than 6:00 a.m. for a delayed start or school closure. At that time, the District will initiate communications through ParentSquare, social media, local tv/radio, and the Pampa ISD website. The District will only initiate major communication if there is a

change to the regular school day and school operations due to weather.

For more information about delayed starts and school closures, and how we communicate during emergencies, cancellations and bad weather, please visit this link.

ParentSquare Links

Code of Conduct and Dress Code Link

No more “I can’t do my homework” face!

offers affordable insurance for school-issued student Chromebooks. This optional* insurance is available for all elementary to high school students, and is highly recommended. In case of an incident, the district will file the claim and provide a loaner device.

* Students and their families are responsible for the care of district-owned devices. For students not covered under insurance, parents/guardians are liable for any loss or damage.

Insurance Covers:

• Accidental damage (drops, cracked screens, liquid spills)

• Theft or loss

Fire, flood, power surge, natural disasters

Exclusions:

Damage caused by intentional misuse or abuse

Cosmetic damage (damage that does not affect functionality)

For more details, visit our page on the Pampa ISD website.

Pampa ISD Attendance Requirements

Attending school every day and arriving on time is crucial to a student’s academic success!

What is an excused absence?

Personal Illness.

Observance of a religious holy day.

School Hours:

Pre-K and Elementary 7:45 a.m. to 3:20 p.m.

PJHS/PHS: 8:05 a.m. to 3:40 p.m.

Documented health care appointments. A note from the health care provider must be submitted upon the student’s returen to campus. The student must attend a portion of school on the same day.

What if I need to miss school?

• If a student is absent, the parent or guardian must call the school that day to report the reason for the absence or complete the absence form in the ParentSquare app.

For additional guidance on excused absences, please contact your campus.

It’s Texas State Law!

• State law requires that students attend class regularly to receive credit.

• Ten or more unexcused absences in a six-month period could result in a complaint of Parent-Contributing Non-Attendance being filed in the Justice of Peace Court.

Here are some facts about Absenteeism! (from AttenanceWorks.org)

• Absenteeism in the first month of school can predict poor attendance throughout the school year. Half the students who miss 2-4 days in September go on to miss nearly a month of school.

• Absenteeism and its ill effects start early.

• Poor attendance can influence whether children read proficiently by the end of third grade or be held back.

• By 6th grade, chronic absenteeism becomes a leading indicator that a student will drop out of high school.

• Research shows that missing 10 percent of the school year, or about 18 days in most school districts, negatively affects a student’s academic performance. That’s just two days a month and that’s known as chronic absence.

• When students improve their attendance rates, they improve their academic prospects and chances for graduating.

Stuart Smith, Director of

Student Services

Transportation

Our Transportation Department strives to achieve customer satisfaction by providing safe, timely, and efficient transportation that contributes to the educational success of all students through staff committed to excellence and continuous improvement.

Families with younger children should practice walking to their assigned bus stops together and help their children memorize their bus numbers and school name. Parents should also write down their child’s stop location and school name and place it in a safe location accessible to the student. Ensure that your child knows their bus number and school name. Pampa ISD does not offer transportation for Pre K/Head Start students.

To request transportation, parents need to complete the Bus Rider Request Form accessed by using the Transportation Link.

NOTE: Transportation department personnel cannot enter or edit information in the district’s student database. For address changes, parents should contact the registrar at their child’s campus.

Health Services

In the case of injuries or illnesses during the school day, Health Services are available at every campus. The parent or guardian listed in the enrollment application will be contacted when an injury or illness occurs. Please list additional emergency phone numbers when completing the emergency contact information during the online enrollment process. Parents or guardians should contact their student’s school with any changes to emergency contact numbers.

All prescribed and over the counter medications to be given at school will require written authorization signed by the physician and parent. For more information, contact your school nurse or the District Nurse, Tamara Gutierrez at tamara. gutierrez@pampaisd.net.

Transportation Link

Special Populations

The Pampa ISD Special Populations Department serves students with disabilities. Our goal is to provide students with the skills and tools they need to be their best in the classroom and to prepare them for life after graduation. Pampa ISD offers a continuum of services for students with disabilities based on the individual student’s needs which are determined collaboratively by parents and school personnel. If you have a child that needs assistance regarding special education or 504 services or you suspect your child may have a disability, please contact:

The school principal Pampa ISD’s Director of Special Populations

For more information regarding students with disabilities, call the Office of Special Populations at 806-669-4700 or visit our page on the Pampa ISD website, www.pampaisd.net.

Jennifer Studebaker, Director of Special Populations

Immunizations

All students shall be immunized according to the Texas school immunization requirements. Please visit their website for additional information, www.dshs.state.tx.us.

Exclusions from compliance are allowable for medical contradictions or reasons of conscience. The school nurse can provide guidance on age-appropriate immunization schedules. Acceptable proof of immunization includes a physician-validated history of illness or personal immunization records from a licensed physician or public health clinic.

A student who meets one of the following criteria may be provisionally enrolled: Transferring from one Texas public school to another. The student is defined as homeless according to the federal McKinney Vento Act.

• The student has received at least one dose of each specified age-appropriate vaccine and is on schedule to receive subsequent doses. The student must complete the next dose to be considered provisional.

To remain enrolled, the student must complete the required subsequent doses in each vaccine series on schedule and as rapidly as medically feasible and provide acceptable evidence of vaccination to the school.

The Gray County Public Health District will continue to immunize students interested in a Covid-19 vaccine, including those who are on Medicaid, do not have health insurance or are under insured. For more information contact the Gray County DHHS at (806) 802-7002. Parents who have CHIPS, private or commercial insurance will need to see their medical provider for more information on school required vaccines.

For more information regarding immunization requirements, contact your school nurse or the District Nurse, Tamara Gutierrez at tamara.gutierrez@pampaisd.net.

Fuel the Day with Good Nutrition!

Breakfast and Lunch

All Pampa ISD campus cafeterias participate in the National School Lunch Program (NSLP) and the School Breakfast Program (SBP).

Parents and guardians will need to complete a Free/Reduced Meal Application each year to determine your student(s) eligibility. You will be notified by letter from the Child Nutrition office about the determination of your student(s) eligibility. Applications are available at the Child Nutrition office, Pampa ISD website, and online at https://www.paypams.com/Online/App and at each school campus office.

Child Nutrition Link

Paypams

The Benefits of the Free/Reduced Lunch Program

DID YOU KNOW? Students who qualify for free or reduced-price meals are eligible to receive many other benefits, such as

• SNAP

• ACT fee waiver

• College application fee waiver

• Free tuition and books for Dual Credit Classes at Clarendon College

• Community resources

• Discounts on some phone/internet provider services

These applications not only benefit your family but also assist the school in receiving state aid funding, which directly ties into every district program and department, including instruction, athletics, technology, etc. Apply today!

Parents are now able to use a Direct Pay Link to manage their student’s account.

Paying for school meals or á la carte food items is convenient and fast with our online service. Parents and school staff have the opportunity to prepay online through https://www.paypams.com/Online/App By creating a secure online account, parents can easily manage their student’s cafeteria account.

Additional benefits of the online service include viewing purchase history, low balance and expired credit card notification and auto-pay options. MasterCard, Visa and Discover are accepted. Cash or checks will also continue to be accepted at the school cafeterias or the Child Nutrition office.

Student Sign-In/Sign Out

As parents, we understand the importance of keeping our children safe and secure at school. For the 25-26 school year, we will be utilizing the Raptor Visitor Management System for our schools to maintain a secure environment while providing parents with a seamless and efficient way to manage their child’s attendance. It’s a simple yet effective solution to enhance student safety and accountability. This system will replace the previous process where students were signed in and out on a paper log.

To learn more about how the check-out/ check-in process will work, scan the QR code below.

Parents/guardians and community members interested in volunteering on PISD campuses or at school/district functions will need to complete the online annual VIPS application. Pampa ISD is required by law to conduct annual background checks for all volunteers. Once approved, the PISD Family/Community Engagement office will contact the volunteer about receiving their badge. Volunteers can renew their VIPS application on an annual basis. Apply to be a volunteer at www.pampaisd.net or by scanning the QR Code.

Paypams Link

Link

Pre-Kindergarten

■ 1 - Backpack (Standard Size)

■ 3 boxes – Kleenex

■ 1 Mead Primary Journal – half page ruled

■ 2 boxes – Crayola crayons - 24 count

■ 2 boxes – Crayola classic markers – fat (10 count)

■ 4 pack –fine point, dry erase markers

■ 1 nap mat, travel pillow, and blanket

■ 1 - 6 pack – playdough

■ 1 - headphones – 3.5 mm audio jack (no ear buds) **Optional (please keep sealed):

■ Manilla drawing paper– 1 package

■ Ziploc bags (gallon or sandwich size)

Kindergarten

■ 1 - Backpack (Standard Size)

■ 3 boxes – Kleenex

■ 1 plastic school box - no zippers or locks

■ 1 plastic folder with brads (solid color)

■ 24 – yellow #2 pencils (sharpened)

Pampa ISD in partnerships with generous community sponsors will Supplies in those kits have been removed from the primary

■ Craft supplies (google eyes, pom pom balls, chenille stems, feathers)

First Grade

■ 1 - Backpack (Standard Size)

■ 3 boxes – Kleenex

■ 1 plastic school box - no zippers or locks

■ 1 plastic folder with brads (solid color)

■ 24 – yellow #2 pencils (sharpened)

■ 2 boxes – 24 count crayons (Crayola brand recommended)

■ 1 box-Fine Line Crayola markers-skinny (10 count)

■ 1 box – Crayola classic markers – fat (10 count)

■ 3 packages - black dry erase markers (skinny)

■ 2 large white erasers

■ 6 small glue sticks

■ 1 pair – kid/student size scissors

■ 1 package – Ziploc bags (boys – sandwich or quart size, girls – gallon size)

■ 1 - 2 pack - playdough

■ 1 - headphones – 3.5 mm audio jack (no ear buds)

Second Grade

■ 1 backpack (no wheels)

■ 3 boxes – Kleenex

■ 1 zippered pencil bag

■ 1 composition notebook (wide-ruled)

■ 1 package notebook paper (wide-ruled)

■ 3 boxes – 24 count crayons (Crayola brand recommended) 1 box –

■ Crayola classic markers – fat (10 count)

■ 3 packages - black dry erase markers (skinny)

■ 12 small glue sticks

■ 1 pair – kid/student size scissors

■ 1 package – Gallon Ziploc bags

■ 1 - 4 pack – playdough

■ 1 - headphones – 3.5 mm audio jack (no ear buds)

■ 2 folders with pockets and brads

■ 2 packages or 24 #2 pencils

■ 2 boxes – Crayola crayons (24 count)

■ 1 package – Crayola markers (fat)

■ 1 package - colored pencils

■ 1 package - black dry erase markers (skinny)

■ 2 glue sticks

■ 1 package – Ziploc bags (boys – quart size, girls – gallon size)

■ 1 - headphones – 3.5 mm audio jack (no earbuds)

will be providing a basic supply kit to all Pre-K-5th grade students. primary supply lists. Thank you, Pampa ISD partners!

Third Grade

■ 1 backpack (no wheels)

■ 3 boxes - Kleenex

■ 1 zippered pencil bag

■ 1 package – wide-ruled notebook paper

■ 1 composition notebook (wide ruled)

■ 2 folders with pockets and brads

■ 2 packages or 24 #2 pencils

■ 1 package– colored pencils

■ 2 boxes - Crayola crayons (24 count)

■ 1 package - markers (basic colors)

■ 1 package- black dry erase markers (skinny)

■ 2 glue sticks

Fifth Grade

■ 1 - backpack (standard size - no wheels - goes home)

■ 1 - nylon drawstring bag (stays at school)

■ 4 boxes – Kleenex

■ 1 large zippered pencil bag (no pencil boxes)

■ 1 package – wide-ruled notebook paper

■ 2 composition notebooks (100 pages, wide-ruled, no spirals)

■ 4 – 24 count boxes – pencils (no mechanical)

■ 1 box- Crayola brand crayons

■ 1 box – Crayola brand markers

■ 1 - 4 pack - Expo markers

■ 1 package – pencil top erasers

■ 4 small glue sticks

■ 1 package – Ziploc bags (boys – quart size, girls – gallon size)

■ 1 - headphones – 3.5 mm audio jack (no ear buds)

Fourth Grade

■ 1 - backpack (standard size - no wheels - goes home)

■ 1 - nylon drawstring bag (stays at school)

■ 4 boxes – Kleenex

■ 1 large zippered pencil bag (no pencil boxes)

■ 1 package – wide-ruled notebook paper

■ 2 composition notebooks (100 pages, wide-ruled, no spirals)

■ 4 – 24 count boxes – pencils (no mechanical)

■ 1 box- Crayola brand crayons

■ 1 box – Crayola brand markers

■ 1 - 4 pack - Expo markers

■ 1 package – pencil top erasers

■ 4 small glue sticks

■ 1- 4 pack of sticky notes

■ 1 - box quart-size baggies (girls)

■ 1- box gallon-size baggies (boys)

■ 1- 4 pack of sticky notes

■ 1 - box quart-size baggies (girls)

■ 1- box gallon-size baggies (boys)

School Supply List

High

School & Junior High

HighSchool andJuniorHigh students will receive neededcoursesupplylistsfrom individual teachers duringthefirstfewdaysofclass.

PAMPA ISD ATHLETICS

Athletics is an important part of Pampa ISD’s district curriculum and strategic design. With over 22 different sports, Pampa ISD student participation in a variety of team and individual sports is at an all time high.

Athletic Director Coach Floyd White

Pampa ISD offers the following sports:

Fall

Football: HS & JH

Volleyball: HS & JH

Boys & Girls Cross Country: HS & JH

Team Tennis

Winter

Boys and Girls Basketball: HS & JH

Boys and Girls Wrestling

Boys and Girls Swimming

Boys and Girls Soccer

Spring

Softball

Baseball

Boys and Girls Golf

Boys and Girls Track & Field: HS & JH

Tennis: HS & JH

Athletic Tickets Online

PISD Office of Athletics is offers a quick and convenient way to purchase football tickets online.

To purchase online tickets, please visit www.pampaisd.net and select Campus at the top of the page. Under campus select, “Harvester Athletics.” Finally select the “Ticket Sales” icon. You may also access it through the QR code.

Athletic Physicals

To participate in athletics, each student in grades 7-12 must have a physical on file. The PISD Office of Athletics is utilizing a site to manage student physicals called Rank One. Parents/guardians can access the Rank One site at the QR below.

Additional forms and requirements along with the PISD Student/Parent Athletic Handbook can be found on the PISD Athletics website. www.pampaisd. net.

The Pampa ISD Gold Card

The Pampa ISD Gold Card is a program for our 65+ Pampa residents. The Gold Card gives FREE general admission to all games and events for our residents 65+. To receive your Gold Card please stop by the Pampa ISD Administration Building.

Note: Season tickets and reserved seating are not eligible with the Gold Card.

Rank One Link

Early Pickup Policy

While we encourage you to make appointments outside of the school day, we understand you may need to pick up early. A student may be released during school hours to the contact or emergency contact listed in Ascender or to a person who has written permission from the listed contact. Parents, guardians, or designees will need to present a valid form of identification to the school office. Additional contacts with a right to trans port can be added to a student’s Ascender profile during the registration/annual form process.

Grading

Pampa ISD distributes progress reports and report cards during and at the end of the grading period to notify parents/ guardians about their student’s academic performance. Parents can also log in to the Ascender Parent Portal through the website, www.pampaisd.net or through the QR code below. All academic subject grades 4th-12th are based on a numerical scale of 0-100. Any grade below 70 is failing. Pre-K/Head Start through 3rd Grade are standards-based. The district’s grading guidelines are available at each campus and on the Pampa ISD website under the Parents and Students tab.

Access the Ascender Parent Portal to create your account today!

No Pass/No Play Policy

Under the state’s “no pass/no play” law, a student must pass all courses for the previous reporting period to be eligible to participate in extracurricular activities.

Failure to meet this requirement eliminates a student from competition or performance. The student is allowed to practice or rehearse with other students. For more information on grading and report cards, contact individual campuses.

Report Cards

Pampa Junior High and Pampa High School provide report cards six times during the school year. All elementary campuses provide report cards 4 times a year. Parents/guardians should receive the report cards shortly after the grading period ends (six weeks for secondary and nine weeks for elementary).

Abby Hancock Executive Director Curriculum/Instruction

Graduation Requirements

Students meet their graduation requirements by completing the required number of credits and passing five statewide end-of-course exams in the areas of English I, English II, Algebra I, Biology and U.S. History. Students may customize their high school experience beyond the Foundation High School Program by completing requirements for additional components such as endorsements, the dis-

tinguished level of achievement, and performance acknowledgments.

Students can choose from five endorsement areas which include: Arts and Humanities; Business and Industry; Public Services; Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM); or Multidisciplinary Studies. Courses within each endorsement are de-

signed to prepare students for college and career opportunities in their program interest.

For additional Information and details about particular course credits, consult your high school counselor. Visit https://tea.texas.gov/sites/default/files/Graduation_Toolkit_2020%20English%20Website.pdf for more information.

At Pampa ISD, School Safety Matters!

Pampa ISD is committed to providing safe school environments. We are taking significant steps to provide those safe environments through additional security personnel, training for staff, and evaluation of our facilities. We have 2 school resource officers who will be completely focused on school safety. Increased security at the campus level includes visitor guidelines and background checks. Parents are encouraged to register as a VIPS (Volunteer in Pampa Schools) at the beginning of the school year to make campus visits and volunteer opportunities easier. As always, if you have any questions about Pampa ISD’s safety and security, we are here to help. pampaisdinfo@pampaisd.net

Report

Bullying Incidents

Pampa ISD strictly prohibits bullying on school property, at school-related activities or in any vehicle operated by the district. Bullying may include verbal or written expression, expression through electronic means or physical conduct. Bullying is not tolerated in PISD. Anyone who believes a student has experienced bullying or has engaged in bullying should report the incident immediately. Retaliation against anyone involved in the reporting process is a violation of district policy.

Bullying can be reported orally or in writing to a teacher, school counselor, principal or other district employee.

• Bullying reports may be submitted anonymously through our online bullying reporting system, Stop It. The Stop It App information can be found on the district’s website under Parents and Students>Bullying. It can also be accessed through the QR code below.

Emergency Information

Emergencies that require police assistance should be reported immediately to 9-1-1. In addition, Pampa ISD Student Resource Officer Services can be reached by calling 806-669-4700. The Superintendent with the support of the Director of Student Services will determine whether a school will close due to bad weather or other emergencies.

Pampa ISD announces closures, delayed starts, and early releases as soon as a decision is made. Announcements will be made through the district communication platforms: ParentSquare, PISD website, social media, radio and TV.

Emergencies and Drills

Pampa ISD is committed to the safety and security of students, staff and visitors on its campuses. The district will continue to follow the Standard Response Protocal and its emergency actions of Lockout, Lock-down, Evacuate and Shelter-in-Place.

STOP!T Link

Guardian Plan Program

Pampa ISD participates in The Guardian Plan. Under the Guardian Plan, a district can grant qualified personnel permission to carry firearms on campuses through an agreement. The Board desires to ensure the safety of students, school personnel, and visitors, by authorizing a limited number of qualified District employees (“Guardians”) to possess certain CONCEALED firearms on school property to provide an effective and timely response to an emergency situation that poses an immediate threat to serious bodily injury and/or death.

All participants have gone through multiple in-depth trainings and evaluations to become certified as Texas School Guardians. There will be ongoing required training for all guardians. Guardian participants are confidential.

Technology Resources for Parents

Important information regarding your student’s use of technology!

Securranty

Securranty offers affordable insurance for school-issued student Chromebooks. This page has a link to enroll your student in this device protection program.

Student Device Info

Information about how your child accesses technology at Pampa ISD.

Online Safety Hub

This is a suite of online safety products and education information for parents and teachers. This hub includes articles, videos, courses and more, to ensure you know how to keep your kids safe online.

Parental Control for Personal Student Devices

Pampa ISD is able to offer a parental control app for free that can be installed on your student’s personal devices. The Qustodio Parent App allows you to set screen time limits, filter content, manage app access, and monitor YouTube usage on a personal device.

Ascender Parent Poral

Ascender Parent Portal provides web access to school-related information about your students, including attendance, grades, discipline, assessments, and immunizations.

Technology Resource Page Link

Our Vision

Strategic Plan

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Pampa ISD students are courageous innovators utilizing their own unique abilities to invest in their world.

Our Vision

Pampa ISD students are courageous innovators utilizing their own unique abilities to invest in their world.

Our Mission

Pampa ISD students are courageous innovators utilizing their own unique abilities to invest in their world.

Our Mission

The mission of Pampa ISD is to produce learners who are compassionate, competent, confident, and future-ready!

Our Mission

The mission of Pampa ISD is to produce learners who are compassionate, competent, confident, and future-ready!

Our goals

We will design aligned PK-12 programs to create a competitive, successful, and unified educational experience for all.

Programs have been aligned with emphasis on literacy, CTE, fine arts, Multi-Tiered Systems of Supports, grade level transitions, and standards-based grading through 3rd grade. Began developing the show up, work hard, serve others motto.

We will invest in safe, innovative schools.

In May of 2023, the Pampa community passed a $130 million bond that will impact every campus. A new wing at Travis Elementary, a new CTE facility, and improvements at all campuses will help to make all of our schools future-ready. In 2023, we implemented the Guardian program to support the safety and security of all campuses.

We will foster an actively engaged, unified community culture in the relentless pursuit of our vision.

All students are now Harvesters from Pre-K- 12th grade. Implemented a comprehensive communications plan and community partnerships such as the Big Event Day.

Pampa Independent School District 1233 N Hobart

TX 79065