On Monday, Taylor High School Principal Kimberley Mason was publicly recognized at the May school board meeting by her assistant principals for her leadership skills. Wednesday afternoon, all three followed her to the roof of Taylor High School to spend the night.
Taylor ISD Energy Manager Mike Janak accepted recognition for the Board of Trustees and all Taylor ISD staff members Monday night as Energy Education Regional President Gary Clark presented the district a plaque in recognition of over $1.5 million in energy savings.
Northside Early Childhood Campus Administrator Jill Scott has announced that her campus will hold Pre-kindergarten and Kindergarten round-up beginning Wednesday, May 14th from 1-6 p.m. in the Northside cafeteria. The registration will continue Thursday, May 15th.
Eighth grader Chelsea Koehler (pictured) enjoyed her experience and several students found out first hand how tough it can be just to wear an 80-pound fire fighters suit Wednesday when TMS students were treated to their 1st annual Career Investigations Fair, sponsored by Duck University.
It was time for Taylor Middle School to roll out the welcome mats Tuesday as students and parents dropped by for the school's 6th Annual Student Showcase and open house.
Teacher Appreciation Week brought out the best at T.H. Johnson and Taylor High School Monday night as students took center stage and made a lasting impression on parents and supporters as Taylor ISD presented two more of its 6th Annual Student Showcases. The showcases conclude tonight at Taylor Middle School at 6 p.m.
Taylor ISD's locally funded scholarship program is about to pay even bigger dividends this year thanks to an announcement Friday that Franklin Bank will be awarding five new $1000 scholarships beginning this month. Left, Taylor ISD Superintendent Dr. Bruce Scott and Franklin Bank President Linda Magonye hold a copy of the donation check.
Taylor High School has announced that the evening THS Awards Program will be held in the THS Auditorium from 7-10 p.m. on Thursday, May 15th. Parents and family members are welcome to attend as nearly 100 local graduates will be awarded local and area ...
MAPS Coordinator Trisha Tucker has announced that her campus will host its 15th Annual MAPS breakfast and mentor recognition on Friday, May 16th at 8:30 a.m. in the NPE cafeteria. All MAPS mentors are encouraged to attend. Please RSVP by May 12th at 3...
Texas State Technical College will brings its road show to the Taylor High School gym on Friday, May 16th from 9 am till 12 noon. THS students will get a first-hand look at the technology and vocational equipment that TSTC has to offer students.
Dr. Bruce Scott will host his annual Superintendent's Scholars Banquet on Monday, May 19th at 7:00 p.m. in the THS cafeteria. All dual semester scholars and their parents are encouraged to mkae plans to attend this very special awards and recognition p...
Taylor ISD will be taking its final day off school this year on Monday, May 26th in recognition of Memorial Day. Students will resume classes and testing on Tuesday, May 27th.
Taylor ISD will hold it's 23rd Annual Employee Appreciation Banquet on Tuesday, May 27th at the Naomi Pasemann Elementary School cafetorium at 7:00 p.m. All employees and a guest are welcome. Please RSVP at your campus!
Taylor Middle School counselor Lindy Peterson has announced that her campus will be holding their annual 6th Grade Awards program on Wednesday, May 28th at 8:55 a.m. in the TMS Gym. Parents are invited!
Taylor Middle School counselor Lindy Peterson has announced that her campus will be holding their annual 7th Grade Awards program on Thursday, May 29th at 8:55 a.m. in the TMS Gym. Parents are invited!
Northside Early Childhood Center administrator Jill Scott has announced that her campus will have a Kindergarten graduation on Thursday, May 29th at 9:00 a.m. in the Taylor High School auditorium. Parents and family members are invited and encouraged t...
Taylor Middle School counselor Lindy Peterson has announced that her campus will be holding their annual 8th Grade Awards program on Thursday, May 29th at 10:25 a.m. in the TMS Gym. Parents are invited!
Taylor ISD principal Kimberley Mason has announced that this year's THS graduation ceremonies will be at 7:30 p.m. on Friday, May 30th at the East Williamson County Special Events Center on Loop 397.
Taylor High School baseball coach Doug Kuhl and his squad will be pairing up against a familar foe Thursday when they travel to Pflugerville High School to open a best of three series against Liberty Hill at 7 p.m.
The AAA Regional Quarterfinal match-up will earn the victor a chance to take on either Giddings or Hardin-Jefferson Sour Lake in the regional semi-finals. Taylor will take a 21-8-2 mark into the series and currently holds 2-1 win, loss advantage over the Panthers. The two teams tied for 2nd place in district play.
The Ducks are fresh off a two-game sweep of state-ranked Lufkin Hudson by scores of 12-1 and 10-0. All Taylor ISD employees will be admitted free with their Taylor ID badge, with adults and student admission being set at $5 and $3.
TAYLOR ISD TRUSTEES MOSS, MITCHELL SWORN INTO OFFICE
As a result of their unopposed status, Taylor ISD Board Members Brad Moss (left) and Shorty Mitchell (right) took the Oath of Office from Dellean Hartmann (center) Monday as they began their second terms as trustees.
Moss (At-Large) and Mitchell (Place 1) will serve new 3-year terms that will run through 2011.
After they were sworn in, the Board's first official action was to reorganize officers. On a motion by Thomas Martinez and a 2nd by Moss, the trustees chose to keep the same full slate of officers as previously elected. The officers are: President - James "Bo" Stiles; Vice-President - Johnny Sanford; Secretary - Shorty Mitchell; and Asst. Secretary - Kathy Cotner.
DUCK THINCLADS COMPETE AT STATE
Taylor sophomore Mark Jackson (above center) turned all sorts of heads Friday at the Class AAA State Track & Field Meet as he joined junior Chasity Douglas (below center) on the University of Texas campus representing Taylor High School.
Jackson, pictured above with Dr. Bruce Scott and THS track coach Mike Tennill, won the Silver Medal as he set personal and school records with a mark of 49'-1" in the Triple Jump. Pittsburg's Kendall Wright won the event for the second time with a Class AAA state record leap of 50'-8 3/4".
Douglas, who won silver last year and took seven gold medals at nine meets this year, had high hopes in the Discus. According to Coach Shelli Cobb, Chasity was tossing out throws of 135'+ in warm-ups, but all that changed when she hit the bar on her first official attempt and lost her timing.
Douglas, pictured with Cobb and Dr. Scott below at Monday's board recognition, finished with a toss of 115' for 8th place and has plans to regroup and return to State next year to compete for the gold. She was 1/2" short of qualifying for the Shot Put at the State Meet as well.
TMS ATHLETIC PHYSICALS NOW !!!
The Taylor Athletic Department has teammed with Round Rock's Rapid Care Clinic to administer on-site athletic physicals for a cost of $20 on Tuesday, May 20th from 2:30-5:00 p.m. in the TMS gym.
Payment is due at the time of registration and all prospective TMS athletes are being asked to complete all of their paperwork and turn it into their coach by Wednesday, May 14th.
Parents with questions and/or concerns should contact TISD Athletic Trainer Nikki Ray or TISD Athletic Director Rick Cobia at 512-352-3671.
MIDNIGHT BASKETBALL ON THE REBOUND
Pastor Tony Sorrells and Pastor Eddie Tealer (shown above) in association with The City of Taylor, the Taylor Ministerial Alliance, and Taylor ISD Family Services and our partners in education will be anchoring the 3rd Summer of Midnight Basketball; as well as the 3rd Summer of Under the Shade Tree Reading Camp.
These grant funded Summer activities are heavy in character education and fun and they rely on volunteer participation. To learn more or to volunteer, please call John Matthews @ 365-7114 or e-mail ...
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On Monday, Taylor High School Principal Kimberley Mason was publicly recognized at the May school board meeting by her assistant principals for her leadership skills. Wednesday afternoon, all three followed her to the roof of Taylor High School to spend the night. 
Taylor ISD Energy Manager Mike Janak accepted recognition for the Board of Trustees and all Taylor ISD staff members Monday night as Energy Education Regional President Gary Clark presented the district a plaque in recognition of over $1.5 million in energy savings. 
Northside Early Childhood Campus Administrator Jill Scott has announced that her campus will hold Pre-kindergarten and Kindergarten round-up beginning Wednesday, May 14th from 1-6 p.m. in the Northside cafeteria. The registration will continue Thursday, May 15th.
Eighth grader Chelsea Koehler (pictured) enjoyed her experience and several students found out first hand how tough it can be just to wear an 80-pound fire fighters suit Wednesday when TMS students were treated to their 1st annual Career Investigations Fair, sponsored by Duck University. 
It was time for Taylor Middle School to roll out the welcome mats Tuesday as students and parents dropped by for the school's 6th Annual Student Showcase and open house. 
Teacher Appreciation Week brought out the best at T.H. Johnson and Taylor High School Monday night as students took center stage and made a lasting impression on parents and supporters as Taylor ISD presented two more of its 6th Annual Student Showcases. The showcases conclude tonight at Taylor Middle School at 6 p.m. 
Taylor ISD's locally funded scholarship program is about to pay even bigger dividends this year thanks to an announcement Friday that Franklin Bank will be awarding five new $1000 scholarships beginning this month. Left, Taylor ISD Superintendent Dr. Bruce Scott and Franklin Bank President Linda Magonye hold a copy of the donation check. 
