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3400 County Road 411 East | May, TX 76857 | PH: 254-259-2091
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A Message From our Superintendent
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A Message From our Superintendent

Welcome to the May Independent School District website. May ISD is a small, rural district that prides itself in offering an exceptional education in a safe, healthy environment. We are very proud of our district and its enthusiastic students, supportive parents, and community pride. Our highly-qualified teachers and staff use their skills, talents, and knowledge to make sure each student is able to pursue his or her dreams. We see each child as an individual and encourage our students to take pride in who they are.

We are grateful for the continued support from dedicated parents and community members. I am honored to be part of this growing and dynamic school district.

If you are looking to raise your children in a close-knit town with an amazing educational system, then our town and our district are for you. Stop by our office and say hello. We’ll gladly show you around and answer any questions you may have.

Most Sincerely,

Steve Howard

Superintendent


May ISD Mission Statement
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We base this vision on the high standards the district presently enjoys. We developed these standards through the campus improvement committees and achieved them largely with the hard work and contributions of an excellent staff. The Vision/Mission Statement builds on goals and objectives developed by the campus improvement committees and implemented by the staff. The May ISD Board of Trustees and Administration developed the following Vision to ensure the school district continues to educate its students with this same excellence and to reach even higher:

  • To provide the proper setting, materials, personnel, and leadership for all students of May ISD in order that they have the incentive and the opportunity to become the leaders and success of the future in our high-tech society.
  • To provide a safe school environment for all students.
  • To educate our children and better enable them to graduate with merits, possess teamwork skills, and goals to succeed and compete in the workforce and post-secondary education.
  • To be in tune with the communities wants.
  • To assure that all students acquire knowledge of citizenship, economic and personal responsibility, and appreciation of our American heritage.

The goals and objectives developed to obtain this vision are challenging. To reach them requires total commitment from you. We are excited! We believe you will be too.

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Access To Information

As a parent and community member here in May, Texas, you have the right to access many public documents about our school. This includes school and district report cards, No Child Left Behind (NCLB) status, taxation information, financial and budget information, and more. We believe that transparency builds trust, and to make it easy for you, we’ve included these documents for you at the side of this page. If you ever have any questions about the reports you read or even the ways our district is allocating money, please don’t hesitate to contact us.

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Frequently Asked Questions

We hope our website is a valuable resource that you will use time and again. Here we’ve compiled some of your most frequently-asked questions.

 

 How do I register my child for school?

If you are new to our area and need to register for school, you can find out more information on our registration information page. You can also visit the school office. We will be happy to help you fill out the necessary paperwork for registration. When you come, please be sure to bring the following documents with you:

 

  • Your child's birth certificate
  • Your child's immunization records
  • Proof of residency (in the form of a utility bill)
  • Any records from your child's previous school

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 What time does school start and end?

Both the elementary and junior high/high school begin at 8:00 AM and release at 3:30 PM.


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 How much does lunch cost?

The costs for our breakfast and lunch program are below. Visit our Food Services page for more detailed information.

Breakfast

K-12 Regular price: $ 1.75
K-12 Reduced price: $0.30
Adult price: $ 2.25

We offer cold cereal and graham crackers as a daily choice.

Lunch

K-6 Regular price: $ 2.75
7-12 Regular price: $3.00
K-12 Reduced price: $0.40
Adult price: $ 3.75

 

Extra Milk $0.50
Extra Juice $0.50

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 What do I do if my child is late to school?

Tardies affect the entire class, so we appreciate all students who get to school on time. If your child must be late, we ask him or her to stop by the office and get a pass before heading to class.

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 My child must miss a day of school. How do I proceed?

If you know your child must be absent, please send a note to your child’s teacher explaining the circumstances and date(s) of the absence. We will try our best to get any work together that your child might miss. If your child is sick, please call the office the morning of the absence, and let us know where your child is. Not only do we want to make sure your child is safe, we also want to mark your child as “excused.” If we do not receive a call or note explaining the absence, we will record it as “unexcused.”

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 What do I need to do in order to withdraw my child from school?

Please let us know if your family will be moving. Your child will need to turn in any textbooks or library books he or she may have at home. You’ll also need to clear any debt you may have with our school (such as outstanding lunch charges).

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 Does the school allow students to have a cell phone at school?

We know that many students have a cell phone. We ask that students keep their phone turned off and stored in their backpack or locker during the school day. If we see a student using a cell phone during the school day, we will confiscate the phone. We also do not allow other types of electronic devices at school, including hand-held game systems, mp3 devices, iPods, etc. Please note that we are not responsible for items students bring to school in the event they are lost or stolen.).

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 Is there a dress code?

We expect students at May ISD schools to dress neatly and appropriately and to conduct themselves in a manner that will reflect credit to themselves, their families, and their school. The following dress is unacceptable:

Girls:

  • Tight fitting clothing
  • Midriff or halter-tops
  • Shorts/skirts that are too short
  • Transparent or revealing clothing
  • Clothing with pictures or names vulgar in form or meaning or promoting  alcohol or drugs
  • Bare feet
  • Hats worn indoors
  • Hats worn in an improper manner
  • Sunglasses indoors
  • Body markings or body piercing
  • Any other clothing or items that the administration feels is too suggestive or inappropriate for school 

Boys:

  • Tight fitting clothing
  • Clothing that is too short
  • Net shirts with nothing underneath
  • Clothing with pictures or names vulgar in form or meaning or promoting alcohol or drugs
  • Earrings
  • Bare feet
  • Shirtless or muscle shirts with cut out armholes
  • Hats worn indoors
  • Hats worn in an improper manner    
  • Sunglasses worn indoors
  • Body markings or body piercing
  • Loose hanging objects on person such as chains, straps, necklaces, etc. which could result in injury to a student or cause a distraction in the classroom.

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Can my child take medication during the day?

We do not allow students to have any medications in their possession during school hours. If your child must take medication during school hours, please bring the prescription or over-the-counter medication to the nurse or nurse assistant at school. We ask that medication be in its original container along with written orders from the doctor and a signed parental consent. To contact our school nurse, call (254) 259-2091.

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My child is being bullied. What do I do?

One of our main goals is to provide a safe learning environment for all students. We do not tolerate bullying in any form. Please let your child’s teacher know what is going on at school. Students who engage in bullying or harassment of other students will face serious consequences, including suspension.

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