Order photos

Applications for free, reduced lunch still open

by | Aug 11, 2022 | Latest

Students returned to the classroom Monday, Aug. 8, as Garland ISD rings in the 2022-2023 school year.

Garland ISD has released its calendar for the upcoming school year to assist parents as they adjust to helping their children get to school, including start times and school closures for holidays.

Full-day pre-K and elementary school students will have the same start and end times for their school days. They begin at 8:10 a.m. and are released at 3:30 p.m. 

Middle school students begin the school day the latest starting at 8:50 a.m. and getting out of school at 4:10 p.m. High school students have the earliest start time, 7:50 a.m., and end at 2:50 p.m.

After students are back in classes for three weeks, they will receive a four-day weekend for Labor Day from Sept. 2-5. Staff will have a professional development day Sept. 2.

The first nine-week grading period will end Oct. 7 with students receiving a break for the week of Oct. 10-14. The second grading period will begin the following Monday, Oct. 17 and concludes Dec. 16, the final day prior to winter break. It is the shortest nine-week grading period with only 39 days.

For families needing to fill out a free or reduced-price lunch application, they can apply at schoolcafe.com/garlandisd. They can also preview lunch menus and manage a student’s account balance.

For the full story, see the Aug. 11 issue of The Sachse News.

Order photos

0 Comments

Subscribe Love

Related News

Congressman told of teenager’s threat, arrest

Congressman told of teenager’s threat, arrest

U.S. Rep. Keith Self says Capitol Police told him the FBI had arrested a McKinney teenager in connection with an alleged threat against the 3rd District congressman.“The Capitol Police contacted me twice with alerts that included the fact that FBI had made an arrest,”...

read more
Public Safety Day brings learning, fun to Sachse

Public Safety Day brings learning, fun to Sachse

Children got an up-close look at an air medical helicopter during Sachse Public Safety Day Saturday, Oct. 17. Photo Shelley Dowdle / The Sachse News An air medical helicopter landing on the library lawn sent leaves flying and drew attention Saturday as families...

read more
City earns top honors in NTFB food drive

City earns top honors in NTFB food drive

Sachse Mayor Jeff Bickerstaff and Kathryn Cope, Strategic Initiatives Manager for North Texas Food Bank. Sachse’s efforts earned the Top City Per Capita Award for the 2026 Peanut Butter Drive. Courtesy photo Sachse residents demonstrated their generosity during...

read more
Sachse bond panel reviews $100M-plus wish list

Sachse bond panel reviews $100M-plus wish list

A seven-member citizens committee tasked with examining Sachse’s infrastructure needs and developing recommendations for a possible 2027 bond election has begun its work. The Bond 2027 Committee elected its chair and vice chair Thursday, Oct. 8 before beginning...

read more
Fall events offer plenty of fun

Fall events offer plenty of fun

The city of Sachse will host Fall-O-Ween events, along with a drone show, from 4 to 8 p.m., Oct. 17 at Heritage Park. File art Fall festivities are filling the October calendar, with everything from trick-or-treating and costume contests to a drone show, Halloween...

read more
Subscribe Love