

2 Days Left!!! Hurry before you miss out! The Yearbook Order deadline is this Friday, April 24th! $55! You can pay online, cash or check! Make checks payable to Itasca Yearbook. Send with your student or drop off at your student's campus office! Visit https://bit.ly/4elzJpD to order online!!


On this day, we at Itasca ISD get the opportunity to thank our administrative staff, including secretaries, attendance clerks, administrative assistants, and receptionists, all of whom are vital to the smooth operation of our district and school. THANK YOU FOR ALL YOU DO!!!








Check out this special video: "Tell us something good that happened to you today!" #wampuscats #goodmoments #onefamily
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The yearbook deadline is April 24th! Hurry before it is too late! Only $55! Visit Jostens to order at https://bit.ly/4elzJpD or send cash/check to Itasca Yearbook deliver to any of the campuses!





On behalf of the Interact Club, we want to extend a HUGE thank you to everyone who participated in our “Tattoo the Teacher” fundraiser! Your excitement, generosity, and school spirit made this event an incredible success.
Because of YOU, we are proud to share that we raised $654.80 to support future Interact Club projects and community service efforts.
A special shoutout to the teachers who received the most tattoos:
Ms. Escobar, Ms. Whitlock, and Mrs. Savala
And a big THANK YOU to our Kindergarten team for 100% participation—you all truly showed up and showed out!
As we look ahead, the Interact Club is excited to continue making a difference. If you know of any local service projects or organizations that could use our help, please reach out—we’d love your ideas on how we can keep giving back to our community!
Check out teacher photos here! http://bit.ly/4dTstnW

The George G. and Alva Hudson Smith Foundation has given the Itasca Terminal Museum a $15,000 grant to repair the damaged wooden decking that surrounds the historic terminal structure. The funds will allow the museum to address safety concerns while also maintaining the facility for the benefit of the community and tourists.







