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Prairie Valley ISD Awarded Top Distinction
Each school year, the Texas Education Agency (TEA) compares and rates school districts based on factors such as STAAR test scores, graduation and dropout rates, types of classes and certifications offered, and college readiness. Based on those comparisons and ratings, districts and campuses are awarded distinctions. This year, the TEA has awarded its top district-wide distinction to Prairie Valley ISD in Post-Secondary Readiness. Prairie Valley ISD is one of only 24 districts out of the 1274 school districts in the state of Texas to receive this honor for the 2015-2016 school year. This means that PVISD is in top 2% of all districts, no matter the size, in the state of Texas based on their Post-Secondary Readiness standards. The Prairie Valley elementary, middle, and high school campuses all played an important role in the reception of this distinction.
To be awarded the Post-Secondary Readiness Distinction, a district must be ranked among the highest in multiple areas. Those areas are graduation rates, dropout rates, college dual credit participation, ACT and SAT test participation, Career and Technical Education certifications offered, advanced courses offered, and STAAR and EOC test averages across the district. This distinction is comparable to past awards given to school districts such as Exemplary and Blue Ribbon Schools.
In addition to the district-wide distinction awarded in Post-Secondary Readiness, the PVISD campuses received multiple individual distinctions as well. Campus distinctions are awarded to those that are in the top 25% of schools in the state of Texas. To receive any campus distinction is an honor in itself. The Prairie Valley Elementary campus received distinctions in 3 of the 5 available, which included the Reading/English Language Arts Achievement, Student Progress, and Post-Secondary Readiness. The middle and high school campus received 4 of the 7 available, which included the Reading/English Language Arts Achievement, Student Progress, Closing the Performance Gap, and Post-Secondary Readiness. Other schools in the county or area receiving campus distinctions were Nocona High School with 1, Nocona Middle School with 1, Forestburg High School with 1, Montague with 2, Bowie High School with 3, Saint Jo Elementary with 5 and Saint Jo Middle and High School with 2. To see a complete list of all school district and campus distinctions for Region 9, please visit
https://rptsvr1.tea.texas.gov/perfreport/account/2016/esc.pdf .
Prairie Valley is led by Tim West, superintendent and Lisa Sadler, principal. Mrs. Sadler attributed this honor to the students and teachers of Prairie Valley. “I love my job at Prairie Valley and it is because we have the best teachers and students. It takes hard work and dedication from everyone from PreK to the senior class. We are a family, a team, from top to bottom.”
Mr. West added, “We are very proud of our staff and students and we would not be able to provide the quality education if it weren’t for their efforts. It takes students, parents, teachers, paraprofessionals, counselor, office and maintenance staff and the support of our school board to earn this distinction and I am very proud.”
Boys Girls 1st Team 1st Team Lane Roof Brooklynn Messer 2nd Team 2nd Team Julian Rohde Kincaid Johnson William Winkler Newcomer Honorable Mention Sydni Messer Anthony Roof Honorable Mention NIcholas Bell Shelby Roof Chase Edwards Molly Gilleland Academic All-District Academic All-District Lane Roof Brooklynn Messer Anthony Roof Taylor Carter Chase Edwards Kincaid Johnson Julian Rohde CeCe Mahin Cody Smith Molly Gilleland William Winkler Sydni Messer Carter Lemon Hailey Winkler Shane Roof
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Prairie Valley Volleyball Players Receiving All-District Honors: Brooklynn Messer - First Team All-District Taylor Carter - First Team All-District Kincaid Johnson - Second Team All-District and Academic All-District Shelby Roof - Second Team All-District CeCe Mahin - Honorable Mention Molly Gilleland - Academic All-District
read morehttp://www.dshs.texas.gov/immunize/school/school-requirements.aspx 2016-2017 Vaccination Requirements for Kindergarten through 12th Grade Students Attending School in Texas Vaccine Required (Attention to notes and footnotes) Minimum Number of Doses Required by Grade Level NOTES K - 6th 7th 8th - 12th Diphtheria/Tetanus/Pertussis (DTaP/DTP/DT/Td/Tdap) 1 5 doses or 4 doses 3 dose primary series and 1 Tdap/Td booster within last 5 years 3 dose primary series and 1 Tdap/Td booster within last 10 years For K — 6th grade: 5 doses of diphtheria-tetanus-pertussis vaccine; 1 dose must have been received on or after the 4th birthday. However, 4 doses meet the requirement if the 4th dose was received on or after the 4th birthday. For students aged 7 years and older, 3 doses meet the requirement if 1 dose was received on or after the 4th birthday. For 7th grade: 1 dose of Tdap is required if at least 5 years have passed since the last dose of tetanus-containing vaccine. For 8th — . . .
read morePRAIRIE VALLEY Independent School District Report on Violent or Criminal Incidents 2012-13 Texas statute requires every district to include in their Annual Performance Report information related to the number, rate, and type of violent and criminal incidents that occur on each campus, to the extent permitted under the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 (FERPA). Texas Education Agency policy for compliance with FERPA requires information related to a reporting category of students with fewer than five members to be indicated with an asterisk or nonnumeric symbol. PRAIRIE VALLEY ELEMENTARY Violent or Criminal Incident Count Fighting Possess/Sold/Use Substances Tobacco Possess/Sold/Use Alcohol Felony Title V Off Campus Theft Firearm Criminal Mischief Weapon, other Terroristic . . .
read moreClick here to view the TARP Report for Prairie Valley.
read moreSection 1111(h)(2) of the No Child Left Behind Act (NCLB) requires each local education agency (LEA) that receives Title I, Part A funding to disseminate specific LEA- and campus-level data to 1) all LEA campuses, 2) parents of all enrolled students, and 3) to make the information widely available through public means such as posting on the internet, distribution to the media, or distribution through public agencies. To meet this requirement the Texas Education Agency (TEA) provides these statistics at the state level and for each district or campus that is required. Click here to navigate the NCLB Report Card on the TEA webpage and then click either the District or Campus Level. From there check the District Name and scroll to the bottom and enter Prairie Valley in the text box, then continue. The NCLB Report card will then open into Adobe Reader. Click to navigate to the NCLB Report Card.
read moreClick on the link below for Prairie Valley ISD School Board Policies: Prairie Valley ISD School Board Policies
read moreClick link below to view and print the 2012-2013 Special Diets Form. 2012-2013 Special Diets Form
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