As part of our 212 Day, we’re reminded that water boils at 212 degrees—not 211. That one extra degree is what creates change… and today, our students showed exactly what that looks like.
The Sly Fox Theatre kids had the honor of reading storybooks to all of the CMISD Elementary campuses. It was a fun day of learning, sharing and "acting it all out." It was a great day to be a Sly Fox!
As part of our 212 Day, we’re reminded that water boils at 212 degrees—not 211. That one extra degree is what creates change… and today, our students showed exactly what that looks like.
They rolled up their sleeves and got to work. The Ag barn was swept and cleaned. Concrete was scrubbed spotless after being power washed. The concession stand got a deep clean. The fridge was cleaned out, and new shelves were put together.
It wasn’t glamorous work—but it mattered. That extra degree of effort is what makes a difference in our school and our community. And today, our students brought it. 💪
As part of our 212 Day, we’re reminded that water boils at 212 degrees—not 211. That one extra degree is what creates change… and today, our students showed exactly what that looks like.
They rolled up their sleeves and got to work. The Ag barn was swept and cleaned. Concrete was scrubbed spotless after being power washed. The concession stand got a deep clean. The fridge was cleaned out, and new shelves were put together.
It wasn’t glamorous work—but it mattered. That extra degree of effort is what makes a difference in our school and our community. And today, our students brought it. 💪
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As part of our 212 Day, we’re reminded that water boils at 212 degrees—not 211. That one extra degree is what creates change, and our students continue to be that difference in our school and community.
Across campus, students stepped up in a big way. Various classes took on projects to help improve and take pride in our school, cleaning and organizing the halls and library. It was a great day of service and ownership, and a strong example of what it looks like to leave a place better than you found it.
Across campus, students stepped up in a big way. Various classes took on projects to help improve and take pride in our school, cleaning and organizing the halls and library. It was a great day of service and ownership, and a strong example of what it looks like to leave a place better than you found it.
As part of our 212 Day, we’re reminded that water boils at 212 degrees—not 211. That one extra degree is what creates change, and our students continue to be that difference in our school and community.
The Student Council had the honor of serving at One College, where they organized and alphabetized the library and helped pack bags for upcoming events. It was a great opportunity to give back to a local organization that supports our students so well.
The Student Council had the honor of serving at One College, where they organized and alphabetized the library and helped pack bags for upcoming events. It was a great opportunity to give back to a local organization that supports our students so well.
As part of our 212 Day, we’re reminded that water boils at 212 degrees—not 211. That one extra degree is what creates change, and our students continue to be that difference in our school and community.
Our National Honor Society had the opportunity to serve at the Fish-Hunt County Food Bank, where students packed food bags for families in need. Through their efforts, they helped provide food for 1,000 people across our community and surrounding areas.
We’re proud of the way our students stepped up and served. Way to make an impact!
Our National Honor Society had the opportunity to serve at the Fish-Hunt County Food Bank, where students packed food bags for families in need. Through their efforts, they helped provide food for 1,000 people across our community and surrounding areas.
We’re proud of the way our students stepped up and served. Way to make an impact!
Our UIL participants and coaches went on their reward trip to Grandscape in The Colony Wednesday and had an absolute blast! We grabbed coffee at Liberation Coffee Co., then took on a 60-minute escape room challenge at The Escape Game with 7 different groups of students and coaches. After that, we enjoyed some well-earned pizza and burgers!
As you can see, it was a great time all around!
Shoutout to these amazing students for their hard work and dedication—it truly paid off. Congratulations, you earned it!
The deadline to audition for large roles is here! Sign up and send in a video May 1st! Registration is open until May 22nd but large roles will be determined from auditions. https://forms.gle/asnpFvAEmkTpCzGB9
Please stop by the PAC lobby on Monday after school to view roughly 600 pieces of artwork that our students have been working on all year. They have shown a lot of persistence, commitment and dedication in each one of these projects on display. We have award-winning artists on our campus and they are excited to show off their work. There are name labels this year so you can give them some individualized feedback when you see them. We also have a family craft table so if you need to bring children, we have them covered too.
See you there!
See you there!
🎓 Senior Spotlight 🎓
As graduation approaches, we’re celebrating the amazing seniors who have made a lasting impact on our school! Join us in recognizing their achievements, hard work, and bright futures ahead. 🌟 #ClassOf2026 #SeniorSpotlight
As graduation approaches, we’re celebrating the amazing seniors who have made a lasting impact on our school! Join us in recognizing their achievements, hard work, and bright futures ahead. 🌟 #ClassOf2026 #SeniorSpotlight
Help us give a big welcome to our new Head Girls Basketball Coach, Matt Rager!
Coach Rager brings a wealth of knowledge, passion, and experience to our program, along with a reputation as an elite player developer.
Welcome to Fox Country, Coach Rager! 🦊
Don't forget May 1st is the Sly Fox Theatre annual Dinner Theatre and Silent Auction. Join us for a fun filled evening that will benefit students performing and competing at the International Thespian Festival. Help us send them to Bloomington Indiana and support the Arts!
If you get the opportunity to visit the Hunt County Fair, make sure to stop by the Creative Arts building and check out these incredible pieces from our students. They're bringing home an impressive collection of ribbons!
We are proud to recognize Johanna Juarez and Payton Gatewood who represented CMISD at the State Visual Arts Scholastic Event (VASE) in San Marcos, where their work was evaluated by a rigorous panel of jurors from across the state.
Their achievement places them in the top 10% of entries statewide—only about 2,200 out of 33,000 submissions earned this distinction. To reach this level, their artwork demonstrated original creative vision, exceptional technical skill, and a high level proficiency of visual design fundamentals.
“This achievement is truly outstanding! They pushed their creativity to new heights and had courage to express themselves through art. It’s been amazing to see!”- Mrs. Gandy, Art Teacher
Their achievement places them in the top 10% of entries statewide—only about 2,200 out of 33,000 submissions earned this distinction. To reach this level, their artwork demonstrated original creative vision, exceptional technical skill, and a high level proficiency of visual design fundamentals.
“This achievement is truly outstanding! They pushed their creativity to new heights and had courage to express themselves through art. It’s been amazing to see!”- Mrs. Gandy, Art Teacher
Our bus drivers are the quiet heroes of our school day. Through early mornings, long routes, and Texas weather, you show up for our kids in a big way. We see you, we appreciate you, and we’re thankful for all you do. 💚🖤
🎓 Senior Spotlight 🎓
As graduation approaches, we’re celebrating the amazing seniors who have made a lasting impact on our school! Join us in recognizing their achievements, hard work, and bright futures ahead. 🌟 #ClassOf2026 #SeniorSpotlight
As graduation approaches, we’re celebrating the amazing seniors who have made a lasting impact on our school! Join us in recognizing their achievements, hard work, and bright futures ahead. 🌟 #ClassOf2026 #SeniorSpotlight
🎓 Senior Spotlight 🎓
As graduation approaches, we’re celebrating the amazing seniors who have made a lasting impact on our school! Join us in recognizing their achievements, hard work, and bright futures ahead. 🌟 #ClassOf2026 #SeniorSpotlight
As graduation approaches, we’re celebrating the amazing seniors who have made a lasting impact on our school! Join us in recognizing their achievements, hard work, and bright futures ahead. 🌟 #ClassOf2026 #SeniorSpotlight
Big shoutout to our Academic UIL students for an incredible showing at Regionals! 🎉📚 Our Accounting team brought home the Regional Championship and is headed to STATE 🏆 with standout performances from Bradley McCormack (1st, just one question shy of a perfect paper), Zachary Parrish (2nd), Arabelle Parrish (3rd), and Claire Kansy (7th) — and the entire team qualified for state!
Madison Miller placed 7th in Current Events, and our Science team earned 7th place overall 🔬. We also had strong efforts in Social Studies from Alan Evans and Phoenix Jones, and Sophia Sanchez represented us in News & Headline Writing.
Huge congrats to Sydney Taylor for placing 5th in Lincoln Douglas Debate and earning a state alternate spot 🗣️, and to Kamdyn Matthews for taking 1st in Persuasive and qualifying for STATE! 🎤🔥 So proud of the hard work and talent these students continue to show!
Madison Miller placed 7th in Current Events, and our Science team earned 7th place overall 🔬. We also had strong efforts in Social Studies from Alan Evans and Phoenix Jones, and Sophia Sanchez represented us in News & Headline Writing.
Huge congrats to Sydney Taylor for placing 5th in Lincoln Douglas Debate and earning a state alternate spot 🗣️, and to Kamdyn Matthews for taking 1st in Persuasive and qualifying for STATE! 🎤🔥 So proud of the hard work and talent these students continue to show!
Families,
Get ready—we’re thrilled to invite you to an exciting evening celebrating our students’ creativity and hard work that they've been working on all year! Join us on Monday, May 4th, from 5:30–7:30 PM in the Performing Arts Center lobby for a vibrant art show you won’t want to miss.
Come explore an incredible display of student artwork, including standout V.A.S.E. competition pieces, our Glow Aquarium, and more! There will also be a fun, hands-on family craft table—perfect for creating something special together. CMHS students and I can’t wait to share this inspiring night of art and imagination with you!
Get ready—we’re thrilled to invite you to an exciting evening celebrating our students’ creativity and hard work that they've been working on all year! Join us on Monday, May 4th, from 5:30–7:30 PM in the Performing Arts Center lobby for a vibrant art show you won’t want to miss.
Come explore an incredible display of student artwork, including standout V.A.S.E. competition pieces, our Glow Aquarium, and more! There will also be a fun, hands-on family craft table—perfect for creating something special together. CMHS students and I can’t wait to share this inspiring night of art and imagination with you!
