Day 2 of FCCLA Regional Competition! Congratulations to ALL of our teams for placing in the top 5 in their competition and advancing to STATE! Shout out to Mrs. Crabb who was made an honorary member of FCCLA tonight for all her service and support!
Delicious food + Awesome students + Dedicated parents + a Supportive community = a Successful sophomore fundraiser! Thank you to all who helped!
The first ever Golden Baton Award for the girls track program was awarded to Brynn Leschber today.
Brynn earned it this week by demonstrating leadership, hard work, and dedication to the sport.
Awesome job this week Brynn!
Thrall FFA Ag Advocacy committee and Thrall High STUCO created goody bags for the Williamson County firefighters who traveled to California to help fight fires.
HS Basketball v. Rockdale Tonight!
As a reminder - fans ARE ALLOWED for tonight's home finale against Rockdale. In addition, these are big games tonight for our teams so WE ENCOURAGE your attendance to come support our young men and women onto victory!
These PreK Tigers are getting ready for the PreK Art Show on February 28th!🎨
Congratulations to the 2024-25 Thrall Football Team on being named a State Finalist for the National Academic Excellence Award! Only three 3A schools were selected as finalists, and Thrall Football has earned this recognition in three of the past four seasons. This continued success is a testament to the team's dedication to both academics and athletics!
Students in Vet Science have been having fun learning how to apply different types of sutures.. the three they have learned so far include: running stitch, figure 8 stitch, and interrupted stitch.
#doingtolearn
Attention those interested in playing HS or MS Tennis!
Tennis parent meeting is tonight, Wednesday, January 29th at 6:00pm in the high school commons. Middle school and high school parents please plan to attend.
Finals vs Lexington last night.
Breakfast and Lunch menus are now available for February 2025.
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Proud of our JV Tigerettes. They defeated the Lady Dogs 19-29 last night!💪🏻🏀🐅
Congrats to these students in Mrs. Barton's Equine Science class for taking and passing the ICEV Equine Management Certification test🙌
This certification validates the knowledge and skills needed to begin equine related careers in evaluation, breeding, handling, stable management, and more.
#learningtodo
The JV Tigerettes take on the Thorndale Lady Dogs TODAY at 5:00 pm in the High School gym!
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Thrall ISD’s Gifted and Talented nomination window is now open through February 7th. Complete the Google Form if you wish to nominate a child for the G/T identification process. If your student is already identified as a G/T student, you do not need to nominate them again. If you need a hard copy of the nomination form, these can be found under the district-wide documents tab on the Thrall ISD website. Thank you! https://forms.gle/ja5aq7Dsw9ZWZ8Wb7
Thrall FFA Wool judging season in full swing! We appreciate Claire Hilscher for volunteering today to educate our students about the wool industry and how to judge wool! Students judge fleeces based on character, yield, fiber strength, grease weight, and lengths of staples. The team's first contest is February 17th in San Antonio. #doingtolearn
Our academic competitors had a great day at the Round Rock UIL Meet! Congratulations to Abby J for placing 2nd in Prose. Each member of the journalism team placed: Megan J 4th Editorial, Samuel D 6th Editorial, Ava F 3rd Feature, Aiden E 3rd Headline, and Sarah L 4th Feature, 5th Headline.
Awesome Senior Night WINS over Cameron for both the Tiger and Tigerettes! Both teams played their hearts out and left it all on the court! Proud of y'all! Go Tigers and Tigerettes!💜🏀🐅💪🏻
Mrs. Ball's 3rd grade Tigers learned about weathering by shaking salt and chalk together! They used hand lenses to compare the materials before and after they were shaken.
The Elite Award is a special award given to animals for their amazing ability. Here is who Mrs. Rinderknecht's students think should receive the Ellie Award.
