Scurry-Rosser Middle School

Good morning Parents and Guardians

I hope you all are doing well! As we move through the school year, I wanted to take a moment to share how proud we are of the incredible progress and positive energy in our classrooms. Our teachers and staff have worked tirelessly to create a dynamic learning environment! The partnership between home and school continues to be a key ingredient in our success, and we’re so grateful for your ongoing support. Please read the attached flyer for information the week of October 27. Thank you for being such an important part of our school community—we couldn’t do it without you!

Just a reminder for those parents that need to complete their student's consent for health-related services.

The 89th Texas Legislature recently passed Senate Bill 12 which requires school districts to obtain written permission from a parent/guardian before providing health-related services to that individual's child. Examples of this include: checking for fever, evaluating stomach pain, cleaning/bandaging an abrasion or determining if a student is well enough to remain in school. In such cases, you will be contacted and may be required to pick your child up from school to assess and manage their condition at home. Please be aware that if you decline consent or fail to return this form, Scurry-Rosser ISD Health Services staff cannot assess or provide care for non-emergency illness or injury.

English version: https://forms.gle/cbGuLeQxZZvjmsiW6
Spanish version: https://forms.gle/3okGjM1rgdyFSppH8

The Board of Trustees has called for a Refunding Bond Election. Financial/Municipal Advisor explains what that means in this brief video. Click here to watch the video.

The Scurry-Rosser ISD Board of Trustees to Call a Refunding Bond Election:

At its Regular Board Meeting on Monday, August 18, 2025, the Scurry-Rosser ISD Board of Trustees voted unanimously to call a refunding bond election to be held on November 4, 2025. Voters will have the option of voting for or against a single refunding bond proposition in the amount of $3,850,000. The refunding bonds would be issued to refinance bonds that are currently paid out of the District’s maintenance and operations budget. The maintenance and operations budget funds day-to-day items like teacher and staff salaries, utilities, and similar items. Approval of the refunding bond would change the payment source of the debt to the District’s debt service tax, which would create space in the District’s maintenance and operations budget for teacher salaries and other day-to-day expenses.

The Board has determined that it is necessary and appropriate to call and conduct an election to obtain voter authorization of the issuance of these bonds. More information will be shared with the community in the upcoming weeks.