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We’re going back 60 years for a look at some of the personalities of the Class of 1966! From Most Likely to Succeed and Friendliest to the Senior Class Favorites, take a look at some familiar faces from Ennis High School 60 years ago.

#FridayFlashback
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about 6 hours ago, Ennis ISD
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Happy School Custodian Appreciation Day! ❤️

Today, we celebrate the incredible custodial team members who work every day to keep our schools clean, safe, and ready for our students and staff. Their hard work often happens behind the scenes, but the difference they make can be seen throughout every campus.

We are grateful for our custodial staff. Thank you for everything you do for Ennis ISD!
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about 14 hours ago, Ennis ISD
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With significant rainfall expected in our area beginning tomorrow, we encourage everyone to stay weather-aware, use caution on wet roads, and allow extra travel time.

Please be patient in our campus car loops and understand that bus routes may experience delays due to heavy rain, standing water, or changing road conditions.
2 days ago, Ennis ISD
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We are excited to welcome Trent Dowd as the new Deputy Superintendent of Ennis ISD! 🎉

With more than 20 years of experience in education, Mr. Dowd brings a strong background in instructional leadership, organizational management, and working collaboratively to improve student outcomes.

He will officially join the Ennis ISD team on October 7th. Please help us welcome Mr. Dowd to the Lion Nation!

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4 days ago, Ennis ISD
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We’re turning back the clock 40 years to the 1986–87 school year! Take a look at some familiar faces from Ennis High School, including senior class officers, popular students, yearbook staff, and the class valedictorian and salutatorian.

Here’s a look back at a few of the people and memories that made up the EHS Class of 1987!

#FlashbackFriday
#EnnisExcellence
7 days ago, Ennis ISD
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On 9/25, we can’t help but think “9 to 5” — and the incredible impact Dolly Parton has made far beyond music.

Throughout her life, Dolly has invested millions of dollars in education and literacy, helping put books into the hands of children through Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library. What began in her home county in Tennessee has grown into a worldwide effort that has gifted hundreds of millions of books to young children.

Today, we celebrate a legendary entertainer whose commitment to education and reading has created an even greater legacy.
#DollyDay
8 days ago, Ennis ISD
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Reminder: Monday, September 21, is a student holiday, and there will be no classes. District and campus offices will remain open. Normal class schedules will resume Tuesday, September 22.
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Recordatorio: El lunes 21 de septiembre será día festivo para los estudiantes y no habrá clases. Las oficinas del distrito y de las escuelas permanecerán abiertas. El horario normal de clases se reanudará el martes 22 de septiembre.
14 days ago, Ennis ISD
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Friday Flashback — 25 Years Ago!

We’re going back again to the Class of 2002 and taking a look at some of their Senior Favorites! From Most Likely to Succeed and Most Athletic to Best Dressed, Friendliest, and Mr. & Miss EHS, these yearbook pages bring back plenty of memories.

Recognize some familiar faces?

#FridayFlashback
#EnnisExcellence
14 days ago, Ennis ISD
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Every day at school matters! Regular attendance helps students stay on track, build strong relationships, and make the most of every opportunity to learn and grow.
Be here. Every day counts!

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16 days ago, Ennis ISD
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Happy Hispanic Heritage Month! 🎉

From September 15 through October 15, we celebrate the rich cultures, traditions, histories, and contributions of Hispanic and Latino Americans. We are proud to recognize and celebrate the heritage of the many students, families, staff, and community members who help make Ennis ISD special.

#HispanicHeritageMonth
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18 days ago, Ennis ISD
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As part of School Safety Week, we’re sharing an important reminder from the Texas School Safety Center:

Think before you post. Threats to school safety—even when intended as a joke—are a crime and can have serious, life-changing consequences.
Students who make threats could face school discipline, including expulsion, and criminal consequences that may include up to 2 years in jail and a fine of up to $10,000.

Parents, please talk with your students about the serious consequences of making or sharing threats online.
Don’t risk your future over a post. THREATS ARE NO JOKE!

#ThreatsAreNoJoke #SchoolSafety #StaySafe
18 days ago, Ennis ISD
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Happy Grandparents’ Day! We are grateful for the love, encouragement, wisdom, and support that grandparents give our students each and every day. Thank you for making a lasting difference! #EnnisExcellence
20 days ago, Ennis ISD
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With Lady Lions Volleyball back in action tonight, we thought we’d turn back the clock 25 years and take a look at the 2001 season!
A lot has changed over the past quarter-century, but the tradition of Lady Lions Volleyball is still going strong.
Good luck to our Lady Lions tonight!
#FlashbackFriday
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21 days ago, Ennis ISD
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Today, on the 25th anniversary of September 11, 2001, we pause to remember the lives lost and honor the first responders whose courage and sacrifice will never be forgotten. We remember them today and always. 🇺🇸
22 days ago, Ennis ISD
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Ennis ISD was proud to recognize longtime Board of Trustees member and former President Bramlet Beard during last Friday night’s football game.

Mr. Beard has dedicated more than 18 years of service to Ennis ISD, helping guide and support our district, students, staff, and community. In recognition of his many years of dedicated service, he was presented with a commemorative plaque and given the honor of conducting the coin toss before the game.

We sincerely thank Mr. Beard for his leadership, commitment, and many years of service to Ennis ISD. We greatly appreciate his dedication to our schools and community!

#EnnisExcellence
23 days ago, Ennis ISD
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Happy Labor Day! 🇺🇸 Today, we celebrate the generations of American workers whose hard work, dedication, and contributions have helped build and strengthen our nation. Labor Day became a federal holiday in 1894 and is observed each year on the first Monday in September as a tribute to the social and economic achievements of American workers.
26 days ago, Ennis ISD
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Reminder: Monday, September 7, is a district holiday, and there will be no school. Regular office and class schedules will resume Tuesday, September 8.
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Recordatorio: El lunes 7 de septiembre es un día festivo del distrito y no habrá clases. Los horarios regulares de oficinas y clases se reanudarán el martes 8 de septiembre.
28 days ago, Ennis ISD
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#FridayFlashback — 25 Years of Lion Pride!

For this week’s Friday Flashback, we’re going back 25 years to one of the greatest seasons in Ennis Lions football history!

Tonight at our home opener, we are proud to recognize the 2001 Ennis Lions State Championship football team on the 25th anniversary of their unforgettable season.

The Lions finished a perfect 16-0, capturing the Class 4A Division II State Championship with a 21-0 victory over Bay City in the title game.

Tonight, we welcome these champions back home and celebrate a team that forever left its mark on Ennis Lion history.

Once a Lion, Always a Lion!

#EnnisExcellence
about 1 month ago, Ennis ISD
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We’re going WAY back for this week’s Friday Flashback — all the way to 1915!

Pictured is The Bashaba, believed to be the very first yearbook published by Ennis High School. In fact, the bottom of the “What’s In A Name?” page identifies it simply as “Volume One.”

But what exactly is a Bashaba?

The students who created that first yearbook explained the unusual name themselves. Bashaba was an old term for a great Native American chief or leader. The editors chose the name because they wanted their new publication to represent leadership, ambition, achievement, strength, and goodwill among the students of Ennis High School.

They wrote that The Bashaba, “like the old Indian chief,” would seek to justify its name by presenting the best work of its students and encouraging them to “rejoice and grow strong by grace of its good will.”

More than 110 years later, this first volume provides a fascinating glimpse into the students who began the tradition of documenting the people, activities, and memories of Ennis High School.

1915 — Volume One. Where the EHS yearbook story began.

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about 1 month ago, Ennis ISD
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Crossing Guards Needed!

Come be a crossing guard for a great district! Ennis ISD currently has crossing guard positions available, and we’d love to have you join our team.
Help us keep our students safe as they begin and end their school day.

Apply today: https://jobs.redroverk12.com/org/3088

#EnnisExcellence
about 2 months ago, Ennis ISD
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