The Village of the Fighting Chieftains and Squaws

   


 


School Board Agenda
August 11, 2008    7:00 p.m.

Called-Session
August 25, 2008  7:00 p.m.
 


2007-2008 Calendar
Public Reporting of Progress in Meeting
Highly Qualified Teacher Requirements
2002-2008
 		 Monthly Calendar
Public Bilingual/ESL Education Meeting
Educación Bilingue/ESL reunión pública		 2008-2009 Proposed Budgets
Service Learning
Friona Schools Can Make 
a Difference!!!		 2007-2008 Student 
Assessment Calendar

 



District Information
 School Campuses and their location		 Nondiscriminatory Notice
Friona ISD District Policies Acceptable Use Policy
Employee
Student
Friona ISD Employee Handbook USCO Policies
Employment
Professional Application Form		 Title I Spring Meeting
Parent Involvement Policy
Parental Involvement Newsletter
English   /  Spanish
 
Required Immunizations for Students
 Vacunas Requeridas para los Estudiantes 		Property Tax Levying Ordinance



 

Board of Trustees

 Primary Campus
Administration Elementary Campus
Support Personnel Jr. High Campus
High School Campus


 

Friona I.S.D. Libraries Educational Resources
Webquests

 


    

School History
School Traditions		 Parmer County Retired Teachers
and School Employees

Alumni
Former Student Guestbook
Former Employee Guestbook





Nestled
in a fertile
region of West
Texas near the New
Mexico border, Friona is
distinguished by its diverse agricultural
industry.  Dedicated people have made
the land productive through irrigation and
dry-land farming techniques.  The diverse industry
exhibits variety in the farming industry such as crop production,
crop processing, and other supporting industries.  The cattle interests
such as feeding operations, meat packing and processing plants, and
financial institutions are the essential aspects of the agri-business community.



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