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Attendance Counts!

Regular school attendance is essential. Each absence from class results in the serious disruption of a student’s education. The student and parent should avoid unnecessary absences. Two important state laws oversee student attendance—one dealing with Compulsory Attendance and the second is the 90% Rule which impacts course credit, both laws impact the ability of the student to graduate from high school

WCYF Academic Rodeo Champions 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017 and 2018

EBISD Mission Statement
All students will develop essential academic skills and acquire a knowledge base upon which to build lifelong learning. Citizenship, economic responsibilities, heritage, logic, independence, creativity, and communication shall be emphasized. To fulfill this mission, instruction must be of the highest quality, equity must be maintained for all students, and educators shall be accountable for results.

Important Dates: 

  • January 15: MLK Day/Holiday

  • January 31: Progress Reports

  • February 3: Prom

  • February 6: StuCo hosted Blood Drive

  • February 16: End of the 4th Six Weeks

  • February 19: Staff Development/Student Holiday

  • February 20-21: EOC English I & II Interims

  • February 27-28: EOC Algebra I Interims

  • March 5-6: EOC Biology Interims

  • March 11-15: Spring Break

  • March 16-24: WCYF

  • March 20: Progress Reports

  • March 22: Fair Day Holiday

  • March 29: Good Friday Holiday

  • April 1: Staff Development/Student Holiday

  • April 5: End of the 5th Six Weeks

  • April 9: English I EOC

  • April 11: English II EOC

  • April 16: Biology EOC

  • April 17: US History EOC

  • April 23: Algebra I EOC, StuCo hosted Blood Drive

  • May 1: Progress Reports

  • May 5: Athletic Banquet

  • May 20-23: Final Exam Week

  • May 20: March of Maroon

  • May 22: Early Release

  • May 23: Early Release, End of the 6th Six Weeks

  • May 24: Graduation