Celebrating 126 Years of Serving the communities of Devine, Natalia, Lytle, Bigfoot, and Moore in Medina, Frio, and Atascosa Counties
Natalia ISD Superintendent Dr. Freeman Hensley Cone agreed to the terms of a two-year contract extension to stay in the district through the 2020-2021 school year.
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Congratulations to Amanda Richardson, Cassie Wood, Emily Kohlleppel, and Abby Kohlleppel who competed at the FCCLA National Convention in Nashville, TN this past week along with their advisor Madeline Steubing and Theresa Richardson, parent sponsor. Continue reading “Devine FCCLA brings home gold, silver from National Convention”
Uniforms are a thing of the past in Natalia ISD after the School Board voted to eliminate them in favor of a student standard of dress at the Regular meeting on Monday, July 10.
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The Devine FFA AgClays teams recently represented Devine High School at the 2017 Texas Parks and Wildlife Dept. Continue reading “Devine FFA AgClays teams place at Texas Parks & Wildlife State Tournament”
This summer Natalia ISD is bringing books to where the students are!
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The pinnacle of success in a school district is built on a strong foundation of staff expertise and professional learning the promotes both 21st century learning environments as well as engaging students in quality instruction. Continue reading “Natalia ISD Emerging Leaders program”
Natalia ISD welcomed two new administrators to the district with the hiring of Elementary principal Carmen Maglievaz and NJHS counselor Tiffanie Sagia.
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Beginning with the 2017-2018 school year, Natalia High School students Samantha Sanchez and Priscilla Seaton will be the first student representatives to the NISD School Board.
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Initially, Devine ISD wasn’t sure if they would be filling all positions of teachers and staff who had retired or resigned this school year, but Superintendent Scott Sostarich and Finance Director Shannon were happy to announce at the board meeting on June 5 that they will be able to fill those positions.
Continue reading “Devine ISD Board approves raises; 11 teachers retire or resign”
