Free & Reduced Meal Applications for the 2026–2027 school year are due Wednesday, September 23.
The district will be completing a system rollover. Students who received free or reduced-price meals last year but do not have an approved application for the 2026–2027 school year will be moved to the paid meal status and charged accordingly.
This applies only to families who have not yet completed an application for the 2026–2027 school year.
https://aptg.co/X998xJ
Question? Contact Stacey Jones @ 940-569-0061
There will be no school for students as our staff takes time to learn, collaborate, and prepare for continued student success.
We look forward to welcoming students back on Tuesday, September 22!
Enjoy the long weekend, Bulldog Nation! We’ll see you back at school on Tuesday, September 8!
Enjoy the long weekend, Bulldog Nation! We’ll see you back at school on Tuesday, September 8!
The Bulldog Basics are the everyday behaviors that reflect the values of the Bulldog Way.
Take a moment to recognize a Burkburnett ISD staff member for positive practices, kindness, or dedication you've witnessed. Your words of encouragement can make a lasting impact. Each recognition will be printed on a certificate and presented to the staff member as a meaningful reminder of the difference they make. Please contribute one recognition for each submission.
Use this link to make a submission. https://forms.gle/diJsqD6ENp86615H7
By choosing kindness, honesty, respect, responsibility, perseverance, and supporting one another, our staff helps create a positive and welcoming school culture. When we practice these principles every day, the Bulldog Way comes to life in our classrooms, hallways, and throughout our community.
Bulldog Basics Tenets
1. Treat others with kindness.
2. No matter the circumstances, always be honest.
3. Clean up after yourself.
4. Try your best, even when it is difficult.
5. Acknowledge each other in appropriate ways.
6. Be teachable/coachable.
7. Respectfully stand up for what you believe in, while respecting others' comments, opinions, and ideas.
8. If you see a friend struggling, let an adult know.
9. Find the good in others and speak it.
Congratulations to John G. Tower Elementary on earning the Texas Education Agency’s Purple Star Campus Designation!
This designation recognizes campuses committed to supporting the unique needs of military-connected students and their families. Tower Elementary met rigorous criteria, including providing a military liaison, transition support, accessible resources, and initiatives that strengthen connections with military families.
Principal Heather Whited stated, “We are incredibly honored that our school has been officially designated as a Purple Star Campus. This distinction reflects our deep, unwavering commitment to supporting our military-connected students and families as they navigate the unique challenges of military life. Thank you to our amazing staff, community, and military families for making our school a welcoming, supportive place where every hero’s child can thrive!”
More information about how BISD supports for our military-connected families can be found here: https://www.burkburnettisd.org/page/military-families
"Never give up!" is the mantra for our Tower Staff Step Challenge for August! Congratulations to our winner, Mr. Tanner, and runner-up, Mrs. White! Both had over 260,000 steps!
Mrs. Cluley, who teaches physical education at Tower Elementary, was recently named the Region 9 Elementary Teacher of the Year.
Congratulations, Mrs. Cluley! We are so proud to have you represent Burkburnett ISD and Region 9!
