Plainview ISD is aware of the tragic incident that occurred in our community. Our hearts are with the family and all those affected during this very difficult time.
The situation is currently under investigation, and we are awaiting confirmed information from law enforcement. As details are verified and appropriate to share, any relevant information will be communicated through official channels.
We ask our community to join us in extending compassion, respect, prayers and patience as this process unfolds.
Batter’s Eye Update ⚾️
We wanted to share an update on the batter’s eye at the field:
It’s coming together and looking much better as work continues.
To improve visibility even more, we’ve also ordered an additional panel for the bottom that will further darken the area and enhance contrast. That panel will be installed as soon as it arrives.
A huge thank you to our maintenance team for their hard work and dedication in getting this completed, especially while juggling so many other priorities. We also truly appreciate everyone’s patience as we work through the final details.
We’ll share a final photo once everything is fully completed. Go Bulldogs! 🐾⚾️
From August through December, we partnered with Toot’n Totum through their Spirit Pumps program. Where 5¢ from every gallon pumped was donated back to Plainview ISD.
Today, we were excited to be presented with a check showing just how much our community raised during that time… and we’re proud to share that Plainview ISD raised the MOST compared to Amarillo and Lubbock! 🙌🏼
Our winter athletes helped celebrate this moment and the impact of an incredible community partnership. These funds will pour right back into our district to support our staff, students and programs.
Huge thank you to Toot’n Totum and to our Bulldog community for always showing up and showing OUT! 🐾
Huge thank you to our maintenance crew! 👏🏼
Their goal was to install the batter’s eye last week, but extreme weather — including freezing temperatures, high winds, and icy conditions — required their immediate focus on clearing parking lots and keeping our campuses safe.
We appreciate their long hours and commitment, even in tough conditions. Your work does not go unnoticed!
Their goal was to install the batter’s eye last week, but extreme weather — including freezing temperatures, high winds, and icy conditions — required their immediate focus on clearing parking lots and keeping our campuses safe.
We appreciate their long hours and commitment, even in tough conditions. Your work does not go unnoticed!
UPDATED PISD Weekly Athletic Schedule Feb. 2nd thru Feb. 7th:
JV and 9th girls basketball has been updated. Please see below.
JV and 9th girls basketball has been updated. Please see below.
🎉 Academic All-State Honors 🎉
Please help us congratulate Riley Curtis and Carson Kayler on being named Academic All-State by the Texas State Athletic Trainers Association!
This recognition is awarded to outstanding student athletic trainers who:
✔️ Are graduating seniors
✔️ Maintain a 92 GPA or higher
✔️ Are active athletic training students
✔️ Demonstrate strong character and integrity
Riley and Carson exemplify excellence both in the classroom and through their dedication to athletic training. We are incredibly proud of their hard work, commitment, and character. Congratulations on this well-deserved honor! 👏🏼
Please help us congratulate Riley Curtis and Carson Kayler on being named Academic All-State by the Texas State Athletic Trainers Association!
This recognition is awarded to outstanding student athletic trainers who:
✔️ Are graduating seniors
✔️ Maintain a 92 GPA or higher
✔️ Are active athletic training students
✔️ Demonstrate strong character and integrity
Riley and Carson exemplify excellence both in the classroom and through their dedication to athletic training. We are incredibly proud of their hard work, commitment, and character. Congratulations on this well-deserved honor! 👏🏼
PISD Weekly Athletic Schedule Feb. 2nd thru Feb. 7th:
🐾 January Bulldog Award Spotlight 🐾
We are proud to recognize two incredible individuals who truly embody what it means to be a Bulldog. Their dedication, heart, and commitment to our students and campuses do not go unnoticed.
-Sergeant Amos Rodriguez | PISD Police Department
Sergeant Rodriguez is a constant presence across three campuses, always stepping up wherever he’s needed. His hard work, reliability, and leadership make a huge difference every single day. Most importantly, our kiddos absolutely love him, he builds relationships, creates trust, and keeps safety at the forefront with a smile. We are beyond blessed to have Sergeant Rodriguez serving our PISD family.
- Jo Lund | Ash High School
Ms. Lund is the definition of dedication. She has played a key role in creating a clear and effective roadmap to help Ash students meet — and exceed — English I and English II EOC expectations. The December 2025 STAAR results speak for themselves: her students outperformed district, regional, and state averages in both English I and English II.
What makes this even more remarkable? Jo is still in the process of obtaining her teaching certification , a true testament to her instructional skill, work ethic, and passion for student success.
- Please join us in congratulating Sergeant Amos Rodriguez and Jo Lund — two Bulldogs who go above and beyond for our students and our district.
We are proud to recognize two incredible individuals who truly embody what it means to be a Bulldog. Their dedication, heart, and commitment to our students and campuses do not go unnoticed.
-Sergeant Amos Rodriguez | PISD Police Department
Sergeant Rodriguez is a constant presence across three campuses, always stepping up wherever he’s needed. His hard work, reliability, and leadership make a huge difference every single day. Most importantly, our kiddos absolutely love him, he builds relationships, creates trust, and keeps safety at the forefront with a smile. We are beyond blessed to have Sergeant Rodriguez serving our PISD family.
- Jo Lund | Ash High School
Ms. Lund is the definition of dedication. She has played a key role in creating a clear and effective roadmap to help Ash students meet — and exceed — English I and English II EOC expectations. The December 2025 STAAR results speak for themselves: her students outperformed district, regional, and state averages in both English I and English II.
What makes this even more remarkable? Jo is still in the process of obtaining her teaching certification , a true testament to her instructional skill, work ethic, and passion for student success.
- Please join us in congratulating Sergeant Amos Rodriguez and Jo Lund — two Bulldogs who go above and beyond for our students and our district.
Big News: Plainview ISD Moves to 4A in UIL Realignment
📢 ANNOUNCEMENT 📢
We are excited to announce the promotion of Ms. Amy Carrasco to Director of Assessment and Accountability for Plainview ISD! 🎉
With 19 years of experience in public education, including 14 years with Plainview ISD, Ms. Carrasco has made a significant impact as an educator and leader. She began her career in the classroom teaching math, science, and computer courses and has since progressed into district leadership roles focused on accountability, assessment, and school improvement.
In her new role, Ms. Carrasco will oversee district and campus accountability, serve as District Testing Coordinator, and lead school improvement efforts in coordination with the Texas Education Agency. She also manages reporting responsibilities, professional development support, assessment platforms, and district-wide planning initiatives.
In addition to her work with PISD, Ms. Carrasco is serving her second year as Region 17 Director for the Texas Statewide Network of Assessment Professionals (TSNAP) — supporting educators and assessment professionals across our region.
Please join us in congratulating Ms. Carrasco on this well-deserved promotion!
Announcement for School Report Cards: |
https://tea.texas.gov/texas-schools/accountability/academic-accountability/performance-reporting/school-report-cards
https://tea.texas.gov/texas-schools/accountability/academic-accountability/performance-reporting/school-report-cards
🎉 Junior Parents – Prom Information Meeting 🎉
Junior parents, the Junior Class is in charge of planning prom, and we invite you to attend an important Prom Information Meeting this Monday. We’ll cover key details, expectations, and ways families can support prom planning.
Junior parents, the Junior Class is in charge of planning prom, and we invite you to attend an important Prom Information Meeting this Monday. We’ll cover key details, expectations, and ways families can support prom planning.
We need your voice! 🗣️
The PFE Statewide Initiative is gathering feedback from families across Texas about home–school communication, and your input matters.
📋 Take the short survey here:
👉 https://surveys.panoramaed.com/esc16/5045391920/surveys
Your feedback will help shape future resources to better support families and educators statewide. Please take a moment to participate and share!
The PFE Statewide Initiative is gathering feedback from families across Texas about home–school communication, and your input matters.
📋 Take the short survey here:
👉 https://surveys.panoramaed.com/esc16/5045391920/surveys
Your feedback will help shape future resources to better support families and educators statewide. Please take a moment to participate and share!
We want to give a HUGE shoutout to the amazing staff who stepped up to help serve lunch yesterday! 👏 Thanks to their support, we were able to serve 384 students during our grab-and-go lunch service. We are so grateful for your time, teamwork, and heart for our students!
Plainview Independent School District will operate on a 10:00 AM delayed start tomorrow, Wednesday, January 28, due to icy road conditions.
• Buses will run on paved roads only
• Staff will report at 9:30 AM
Please ensure students dress warmly and allow extra time to travel safely.
Good afternoon, Plainview ISD families, We will have a regular school start tomorrow January 28. Crews are actively working to clear parking lots and campus areas. We ask families and staff to dress warmly and please allow extra time during morning drop-off. We appreciate your patience, especially while dropping off our youngest students, as crews continue clearing areas to ensure safe access. Thank you for your continued support and understanding. We will continue to monitor conditions and share updates as needed.
Friendly reminder: All varsity basketball and soccer games originally scheduled for today, January 27, have been rescheduled and will now be played tomorrow, Wednesday, January 28.
Friendly reminder to not forget today at Central elementary⬇️
Free Grab-and-Go Lunch – Tuesday, January 27
Plainview ISD will be serving a free grab-and-go lunch on Tuesday, January 27, at Central Elementary from 11:00 AM–1:00 PM.
Parents and guardians are welcome to stop by and pick up meals during this time. This will be a grab-and-go service—no need to stay on campus.
If you have any questions, please contact us.
📣 Free Grab-and-Go Lunch – Tuesday, January 27
Plainview ISD will be serving a free grab-and-go lunch on Tuesday, January 27, at Central Elementary from 11:00 AM–1:00 PM.
Parents and guardians are welcome to stop by and pick up meals during this time. This will be a grab-and-go service—no need to stay on campus.
If you have any questions, please contact us.
Plainview Community — We Hear You
Due to current weather conditions and for the safety of our students and staff, Plainview ISD will be closed tomorrow, Tuesday, January 27.
All classes and activities are canceled for the day.
The district will continue to monitor conditions and share updates as needed.
Thank you for your patience and understanding. Please stay safe.