Skip to content
Show submenu for Academics
Show submenu for Activities
Show submenu for Families
Show submenu for
Texas City, it's time to paint the town orange and black! 🎉 The Texas City High School Homecoming Parade & Pep Rally is happening this evening, and we want the entire community to join the fun!

🗓️ Wednesday, Oct. 21
⏰ Parade begins at 5:30 p.m.
📍 Parade Route: Starting at 9th Avenue N. and 10th Street, traveling west down 9th Avenue N. (Palmer Highway) and ending at the Texas City High School parking lot.

🏟️ KEEP THE SPIRIT GOING! Head into Stingaree Stadium immediately following the parade for a community Homecoming Pep Rally!

🎟️ FREE admission to the stadium! Bring the whole family!

Grab your orange and black, find your favorite spot along the parade route and get ready to cheer on our Stings! Let's make some Homecoming memories, Texas City! 🧡🖤

#StingPride #TCHSHomecoming #TogetherWeSucceed
10 days ago, Melissa Tortorici
Texas City 2026 Homecoming Parade and Pep Rally Today 5:30 p.m. text with two orange band members playing trumpets in uniforms with plums on their hats
October is National Bullying Prevention Month. 🧡

Every student deserves to feel safe, respected and included. At Texas City ISD, we can all help by choosing kindness, including others and speaking up when someone needs support.

If you experience or witness bullying, reach out to a teacher, counselor or trusted adult. Asking for help is an important step, and you don’t have to handle it alone.

Together, we can build school communities where every student feels they belong.

#BullyingPreventionMonth #TogetherWeSucceed
30 days ago, Melissa Tortorici
Texas City ISD graphic reading “National Bullying Prevention Month” and “Be a buddy, not a bully.” Three smiling children sit together, with the child in the middle placing their arms around the others. The district logo and “Together We Succeed” appear below.
October is Learning Disabilities Awareness Month, which is a time to build understanding and celebrate the strengths, talents and contributions of students with learning disabilities.

Every student deserves to feel valued, included and supported. By listening, recognizing individual needs and providing meaningful support, we can help students access learning, build confidence and pursue their goals.

At Texas City ISD, we’re grateful for the educators and families who work together to create welcoming classrooms where every student belongs. 🧡💙

#TogetherWeSucceed #LearningDisabilitiesAwarenessMonth
about 1 month ago, Melissa Tortorici
Texas City ISD graphic reading “Learning Disabilities Awareness Month” and “Together We Succeed.” A smiling cartoon brain wearing glasses holds an open book beside a glowing light bulb, framed by orange and navy shapes.
🏆 BIG NEWS! Heights Elementary has been named a 2026 Lone Star Ribbon School!

Heights is one of only 25 schools across Texas to receive this prestigious recognition, which honors campuses for outstanding academic achievement and meaningful progress in closing achievement gaps.

This honor reflects the incredible dedication of our Heights educators, students, families and staff. Congratulations to the entire Heights Elementary community on this outstanding achievement! ❤️

#TogetherWeSucceed #EndlessOpportunities #LoneStarRibbonSchool
about 1 month ago, Kyrie Muehe
Heights Elementary staff and district leaders pose together in the cafeteria after the school was named a 2026 Lone Star Ribbon School.
Two education leaders smile during the announcement that Heights Elementary was designated a 2026 Lone Star Ribbon School. A congratulatory sign and balloons are displayed behind them.
Heights Elementary principal speaks to colleagues during the school’s Lone Star Ribbon School celebration.
A district leader smiles while addressing Heights Elementary staff during the recognition announcement.
Two education leaders speak to Heights Elementary staff during the school’s Lone Star Ribbon School recognition celebration.
Two education leaders stand before Heights Elementary staff during the announcement of the school’s statewide recognition.
Heights Elementary staff members listen and smile during the school’s 2026 Lone Star Ribbon School announcement.
Congratulations banner recognizing Heights Elementary in Texas City ISD as a 2026 recipient of the Governor’s Lone Star Ribbon Award.
🌟 Heights Elementary has been named a National Bright Spot! 🌟

Heights Elementary keeps producing results, and people beyond Texas City ISD are taking notice!

Heights has been named a National Bright Spot by The 74 for beating the odds in third-grade literacy. 📚👏

The national nonprofit education newsroom analyzed nearly 42,000 schools across the country to identify schools where third-grade reading performance significantly exceeded expectations based on student poverty levels.

✨ Bright Spots represent the top 5% of schools in their state for outperforming those expectations.

That’s something worth celebrating!

This recognition reflects what happens when high expectations meet great teaching, hardworking students and a school community committed to helping every child succeed.

Congratulations to Principal Sarah Furman, our third-grade teachers, students and the entire Heights Elementary team! Your hard work is producing results, and we are incredibly proud! 🎉

#TogetherWeSucceed #HeightsElementary #NationalLiteracyDay #BrightSpots
about 2 months ago, Melissa Tortorici
Congratulations Heights Elementary BrightSpots Beating the Odds in Literacy Top School The74 (logo) and Texas City ISD logo
🎉 We’ve been celebrating some exciting accomplishments across TCISD!

Each afternoon, we’ve visited our six campuses that earned an A or B in the 2026 TEA Accountability Ratings to recognize the teachers, staff and leaders whose hard work made it possible for our students to achieve.

⭐ Calvin Vincent Early Childhood Center — A
⭐ Heights Elementary — A
⭐ Guajardo Elementary — B
⭐ Roosevelt-Wilson Elementary — B
⭐ La Marque High School — B
⭐ Texas City High School — B

Behind every rating are students working hard, teachers committed to their success and staff members supporting them every step of the way. We’re proud to celebrate the people behind these achievements!

Take a look at some of the smiles from this week’s celebrations! 🎉👏

#TogetherWeSucceed #TCISDProud
2 months ago, Melissa Tortorici
Campus group photo celebrating TEA designation at Calvin Vincent
Guajardo group photo celebrating TEA B rating
Heights group photo celebrating TEA BA rating
Campus group photo at LMHS celebrating TEA B rating
TCHS group photo celebrating TEA B rating
Roosevelt-Wilson group photo celebrating TEA B rating
🤝 Building skills through teamwork!

Third grade dual language students in Mrs. Ruiz’s class put their teamwork and problem-solving skills to the test with the Saving Sam challenge! 🐛

Students worked together to communicate, collaborate and think critically as they found a way to successfully complete the activity. Hands-on learning experiences like this help students build skills they can carry with them both in and beyond the classroom.

Mrs. Ruiz said her students absolutely loved the teambuilding activity, and we can see why! ❤️

#TogetherWeSucceed #EndlessOpportunities
2 months ago, Kyrie Muehe
Students work together at their desks during the Saving Sam STEM activity.
Students work together at their desks during the Saving Sam STEM activity.
Students work together at their desks during the Saving Sam STEM activity.
A student smiles while showing the result of the Saving Sam activity.