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STUDENT ASSESSMENT SCHEDULE

For the 2023 – 2024 school year, the STAAR testing dates for grades 3-6 are as follows:

STAAR Interim Testing Schedule

Tues., Jan. 23 - 5/6 Reading
Wed., Jan. 24 - 3/4 Reading
Thur., Jan. 25 -  5 Science
Tues., Jan. 30 - 5/6 Math
Wed., Jan. 31 -  3/4 Math

STAAR Testing Schedule

Tues., Apr. 9 - 5/6 Reading
Wed., Apr. 10 - 3/4 Reading
Tues., Apr. 16 - 5 Science
Tues., Apr. 23 - 5/6 Math
Wed., Apr. 24 - 3/4 Math

 

The overall student assessment schedule for all grades can be accessed via the link below.

2023 - 2024 Student Assessment Schedule

 

NEW STUDENT REGISTRATION

New students may be enrolled at Hull-Daisetta Elementary by completing a paper packet from the front office, NOT the online option for grades for Pre-K-6 for students who are new to the district. All of the required documents are listed on a sheet in the paper packets, and the required documents must be provided prior to your child(ren) starting school. Once all paperwork is turned in and approved, your child(ren) will begin school the next school day.

CURRENT STUDENT REGISTRATION (students who are not new to the district)

In accordance with the Texas Education Agency’s annual update process, current students must complete online registration each school year. In order to avoid disruption in your child's educational experience, please complete registration on or before the end of the first week of school. Any current student who is not registered by the deadline, may no longer be enrolled.

 

The link below takes you to the Parent Portal, where you can log in or create a new account. Follow the instructions for current student registration. Remember, elementary students who are new to the district, MUST complete a paper packet.

Online Parent Portal Access

 

If you have any questions or concerns, please contact the elementary school’s Registrar at the following:
Mrs. Lisa Thrasher
lthrasher@hdisd.net
936-536-8101 (press “2” when the voice menu comes up)

 

Call 1-800-252-5400 for help with abuse. Call 911 for emergencies.Call 1-800-252-5400 for help with abuse. Call 911 for emergencies.

 

Coping with Grief during the Holidays

The holidays are commonly thought of as a happy and joyous time of the year, but this is not the case for everyone. People may have experienced struggles, loss, and grief throughout the year. Coping with grief during the holidays can be especially tough as the contrast between the festive atmosphere and the feelings of sadness and loss can be overwhelming. Grief is a natural response to loss, and it is possible to find a way through this challenging time, allowing for a mix of healing and even moments of happiness. It is important to identify, anticipate, and prepare for ways in which our holiday observances may elicit grief reminders. If you will be celebrating with others who have also been impacted by loss, make a plan together.

Here are six ways to help cope with grief during the holidays:

• Discuss ways in which the holidays have been celebrated in the past.

• Think about what the holidays mean to you and consider if you want to celebrate them differently or how the holidays will be celebrated now.

• Recognize that people will be in a different place in their grief process and may need different support.

• Set realistic expectations and give yourself permission to laugh and permission to grieve.

• Make self-care a priority by maintaining a healthy routine and engaging in activities that bring you comfort and peace.

• Acknowledge that there will be a “new normal.” Lastly, lean on your support systems and reach out to friends and family who understand your grief and are willing to listen and provide support. Having an intentional plan in advance helps diffuse a potentially emotionally charged day. If you or someone you know needs extra help or support this holiday season, call or text the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline.

988 is the number for the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline

 

 

2023-24

The Lee College Education Center (near Liberty Walmart) - South Liberty County will be offering free in-person GED and ESL classes to serve the community. There will be one mid-day GED class and evening ESL and GED classes. To register, fill out this online form. There is also a QR code on the flyer below for registering as well as contact information! Don't miss this wonderful opportunity!

Lee College GED & ESL Classes Flyer

 

Lee College - Kids at College Program Flyer