Kerrville Independent School District
Educational Excellence in the Hill Country
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Tivy Believes in Wishes Campaign successfully spreads holiday cheer
Click here to see which Tivy grade level and which other district campus submitted the most letters, and what the grand total of letters submitted was!
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Importance and Symbolism behind JROTC Color Guard Presentation
Have you been to a Tivy home football game recently and watched the presentation of the colors and wondered what it was all about? Read this explainer from Tivy High School JROTC to find out about the Color Guard and its symbolism.
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Mask Up, Antler Fans
Several Tivy students pitched in to make this PSA reminding Antler fans to mask up at all sporting events.
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Tivy Homecoming Royalty Announced
Tivy Homecoming King and Queen were crowned during a pregame ceremony during the Antlers district opener against Lockhart. Homecoming King is Tyler Smith and Homecoming Queen is Ashlynn Way.
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Tivy Cadets receive Air Force Junior ROTC Flight Academy scholarships
Tivy High School Air Force Junior ROTC Cadets Lee McDonald and Jonathan Halpin have received scholarships to attend an accredited aviation university participating in a private pilot license training program this summer.
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New Officer Joins Long-Standing SRO Program with KISD
On Monday, the district welcomed a new member to the KISD family: Kerrville Police Officer Aaron Juarez as the new School Resource Officer at Hal Peterson Middle School.
Officer Juarez joins a long-standing school resource officer program at KISD thanks to a partnership between the district and the City of Kerrville Police Department dating back more than 20 years. -
Tivy Places 25 Musicians in Region Band
Auditioning virtually this year due to COVID-19 restrictions, 24 Tivy High School band members earned spots in the Region 29 5A Band, while one musician earned a spot in the 6A Band.
“Our amazing Tivy band students worked very hard through the challenges, like COVID-19, full time classes, and marching band, and they put in the extra hours to learn the music,” said head band director Roxanne Vickers.
“Students recorded their audition segment, and it was then submitted for judging. This was a first for these students as these auditions are usually in person.” -
Kerrville ISD Teams Up with Butt-Holdsworth Memorial Library to Increase Access to Ebooks and eAudiobooks
KISD and Butt-Holdsworth Memorial Library have formed an innovative new partnership to increase access to more ebooks and eAudiobooks for students. This unique collaboration strives to promote literacy and digital learning by combining the schools’ and the library’s digital reading resources in one app. As a result, students can learn anytime, anywhere because of the convenience, ease of reading on-the-go and the inherent popularity of technology.
