Excelsior ISD

Back to School 2025–2026!

It’s almost time to kick off a brand new school year — and we can’t wait to welcome our students back!

To help you get a head start, here’s your School Supply List for the 2025–2026 school year!

First day of school-8/11/2025

Let’s make this year the best one yet!

Important information about transfer applications for new students:

Excelsior's Junior Chamber of Commerce members visited Happy Tails Adoption Center!

✨ Celebrating Our Young Readers! ✨ We are incredibly proud of our 2nd and 3rd grade students for their amazing reading accomplishments this school year! 📖 3rd Grade read an impressive 890 books 📖 2nd Grade read a remarkable 773 books That’s a combined total of 1,663 library books read this year! Thank you to our teachers, families, and school community for encouraging a love of reading. Let’s keep the momentum going—great job, students! 🌟

May Reminders

2024-2025 Yearbooks are now on sale!

"A true teacher doesn’t just teach lessons—they light sparks, lift hearts, and shape futures. You are the reason our students believe in themselves. Thank you for being the heart of Excelsior!"

Please check out our UPDATED job openings for the 2025-2026 school year!

We will be closed for the Easter holiday. We hope everyone has a wonderful holiday!

Exciting News........We are preparing for our Pre-K & Kindergarten Round-Up for the 2025-2026 school year. **Pre-K students must be 4 by September 1, 2025 and Kindergarten students must be 5 by September 1, 2025.**

We are hiring for the 2025-2026 school year. For more information, please visit: https://www.excelsiorisd.com/page/human-resources

PTO Meeting reminder

We wanted to give a huge THANK YOU to John Michael Burns with Farmers Insurance for supplying our teachers with classroom supplies off of their wish lists!

PTO Meeting Reminder

Ms. Chloe's 1st grade class finished "Read Across America" week with "Starbooks" Learning Cafe! They had some amazing guest readers, learned about different genres, and even reviewed some of their math skills. Then they ended the day with a special snack!

Ms. Chloe's 1st grade class finished "Read Across America" week with "Starbooks" Learning Cafe! They had some amazing guest readers, learned about different genres, and even reviewed some of their math skills. Then they ended the day with a special snack!

Awards Day Reminder

Ms. Chloe's first grade class kicked off Read Across America week with a celebration of Dr. Seuss. The class read a biography about his life as well as a few of his fantastic books!

Excelsior ISD would like to congratulate our Beta team for placing at the State Convention that was held last week in Grapevine. They each have advance to the National Beta Convention that will be held over the summer in Orlando, FL!! Deacon Anthony- 1st place Color Photography Olivia Anthony, Lyla Snider, Khloe Kunkel, Nacole Kunkel, Allen Whitton, Brilyn Williams- 2nd place Living Literature Deacon Anthony, Cason Snider, Brandon Escobedo, Wyatt Lewis, Easton Lee- 3rd place Robotics Allen Whitton- 4th place Wood Working Brilyn Williams- 3rd place On Site Painting Lyla Snider, Brilyn Williams, Catalina Escobedo- 5th place 2D Design (Beta Flag)

Early Release Reminder