Miles ISD will hold an election on November 3, 2026 for 3 open positions on the Board of Trustees. During the election you will be able to vote for 0, 1, 2, or 3 candidates.

Elementary Open House is on Monday, September 14th from 5:30pm-6:30pm. Book Fair will be open.


Secondary Weekly-Thanks to everyone for making Homecoming so much fun by decorating, dressing up or showing up to the events.
We will be hosting the Miles Cross Country Meet Wednesday. To prevent traffic issues, for the Junior High Meet in the afternoon school will be released at 3:05 P.M.
Some 9th-12th students will not be allowed to go to the event, is they have missing work or are not passing a class. This would be a great time to check grades on Student or Parent Portal. In addition, this will be the last week of the First Six-Weeks.




Good Afternoon,
Miles ISD will have an early release on September 16, 2026 at 3:05 pm due to JH Cross Country starting at 4:00.
Ty Stevens
Miles ISD will have an early release on September 16, 2026 at 3:05 pm due to JH Cross Country starting at 4:00.
Ty Stevens
Here is the Miles Elementary Weekly BARK
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Reminders:
Title I Open House is Monday, September 14th from 5:30-6:30.
The Book Fair will be open Next Week, September 14th-18th.
We will have an early release on Wednesday, September 16th at 3:05 pm due to the cross-country meet.
Make sure you review the Football Game Reminders in the Weekly BARK.
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Reminders:
Title I Open House is Monday, September 14th from 5:30-6:30.
The Book Fair will be open Next Week, September 14th-18th.
We will have an early release on Wednesday, September 16th at 3:05 pm due to the cross-country meet.
Make sure you review the Football Game Reminders in the Weekly BARK.
Angelo State University will host Concho Valley College Night on Tuesday, September 29, from 6:00–7:30 p.m. at the C.J. Davidson Conference Center, located at the Houston Harte University Center at Angelo State University (1910 Rosemont Dr., San Angelo, TX 76909).
This event is a great opportunity for students to explore their options after high school and connect directly with representatives from over 40 colleges and universities. Students can ask questions, learn about different programs and campuses, and begin making connections with institutions they may be interested in attending.
Attendees are also encouraged to stay after the event to learn more about completing the FAFSA and gain valuable tips for applying for scholarships that can help make a college education more affordable.
This event is a great opportunity for students to explore their options after high school and connect directly with representatives from over 40 colleges and universities. Students can ask questions, learn about different programs and campuses, and begin making connections with institutions they may be interested in attending.
Attendees are also encouraged to stay after the event to learn more about completing the FAFSA and gain valuable tips for applying for scholarships that can help make a college education more affordable.

Lots of things coming up for Seniors in October!
It's College Application Season!
Come to College Application Workshops with Mrs. Z (our Youth Success Advisor) and Mrs. Stevens every Tuesday during Level Up in Mrs. Hicks Room. We will be helping students complete their college applications so they are ready to submit on Free College Applicaiotn Week October 12th-18th.
FAFSA Night!
Come get help filling out your FAFSA application (this is something both parents and students need to do as a Texas High School graduation requirement!)
ACT!
If you would like to take the ACT pick up a registration form from Mrs. Stevens office. This is often the best time to take it since students can take it on a school day in a place they are comfortable.
It's College Application Season!
Come to College Application Workshops with Mrs. Z (our Youth Success Advisor) and Mrs. Stevens every Tuesday during Level Up in Mrs. Hicks Room. We will be helping students complete their college applications so they are ready to submit on Free College Applicaiotn Week October 12th-18th.
FAFSA Night!
Come get help filling out your FAFSA application (this is something both parents and students need to do as a Texas High School graduation requirement!)
ACT!
If you would like to take the ACT pick up a registration form from Mrs. Stevens office. This is often the best time to take it since students can take it on a school day in a place they are comfortable.




Secondary Weekly-Next week is Homecoming and we are excited. It should be a fun week. There is a different dress up day each day, but we must remind everyone that Dress Code still applies. The 9th -12th Grade classes will each decorate their hallway at some point this weekend. We are asking that everyone be especially cautious not to damage our hallways. The building is looking so good that we want to take care of it.
There is some information about the "Unofficial Student Homecoming Parade" included. This is not an official function of Miles ISD. The students will meet at stripes at 7:30 and be escorted by Law Enforcement. No unsafe behavior will be tolerated and all vehicles must be registered.
There is some information about the "Unofficial Student Homecoming Parade" included. This is not an official function of Miles ISD. The students will meet at stripes at 7:30 and be escorted by Law Enforcement. No unsafe behavior will be tolerated and all vehicles must be registered.




Here is the Miles Elementary Weekly BARK! Have a great Weekend!
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Miles ISD is looking to hire a school custodian. A School Custodian is responsible for maintaining cleanliness, safety, and general upkeep of school facilities. This role ensures that the school environment is clean, healthy, and conducive to learning.
To apply, please visit: https://esc15jobboard.goodbyetopaper.com/Job/5c70dfd1-ee4a-4364-ab08-c58417127699
Or go to our website at www.milesisd.net and view our Employment Opportunities page.
To apply, please visit: https://esc15jobboard.goodbyetopaper.com/Job/5c70dfd1-ee4a-4364-ab08-c58417127699
Or go to our website at www.milesisd.net and view our Employment Opportunities page.

Secondary Weekly Update: This week, our primary focus has been ensuring every student can successfully log in to their student portal. We encourage students to make this a regular habit, as it is particularly important this weekend and throughout the coming week. Please note that we will be finalizing grades for progress reports after school on Friday, September 4.
Additionally, while we have completed a large portion of our Beginning of Year (BOY) assessments, some testing remains for students who were absent or did not finish their assessment. We will be completing these make-up assessments this week. If a student is pulled from class for testing, they are responsible for checking in with their teachers to collect any missed assignments.
Additionally, while we have completed a large portion of our Beginning of Year (BOY) assessments, some testing remains for students who were absent or did not finish their assessment. We will be completing these make-up assessments this week. If a student is pulled from class for testing, they are responsible for checking in with their teachers to collect any missed assignments.



Dress Up Days for Pep Rallies and Homecoming!


Here is The Bulldog BARK Newsletter. Please read closely about student expectations at football games. https://app.smore.com/n/bz7ma
We are aware of the accident on Highway 67 coming into Miles this morning and understand that it may cause delays for some of our families.
Please do not rush. Your safety is our priority. We understand that some students may arrive late due to the accident and traffic delays.
Please travel safely, and thank you for your patience and understanding.
Please do not rush. Your safety is our priority. We understand that some students may arrive late due to the accident and traffic delays.
Please travel safely, and thank you for your patience and understanding.
Secondary Weekly-3: It has been a busy couple of weeks but the students have done a great job of rolling with all of the changes.
This coming week looks to be just as busy. We will have our first home volleyball and football games, in fact Friday night is going to be Senior Night.
Monday, we will be sending home Free/Reduced Lunch forms. We are going to ask that everyone return a form even if we don't think you will qualify, Traditionally the elementary school's participation is much higher than the Secondary's., but many people do not realize the possible benefits of returning the forms. If your family qualifies your student might get free dual credit classes, free ACT testing on National ACT Test taking days or even free collage applications. It also benefits the entire district.
Wednesday we are going to make sure that every student knows how to login to their student portal. That is important because we are one week away from the end of the first 3-week grade pull. We want to make sure the students are able to track their own progress.
Thursday we will have our first pep-rally of the year. Show your spirit by wearing a jersey.
Friday we will have our first FCA meeting. Parents must have given permission to participate when they did their online registration. If you have not completed your on-line registration, please do so as soon as possible.
This coming week looks to be just as busy. We will have our first home volleyball and football games, in fact Friday night is going to be Senior Night.
Monday, we will be sending home Free/Reduced Lunch forms. We are going to ask that everyone return a form even if we don't think you will qualify, Traditionally the elementary school's participation is much higher than the Secondary's., but many people do not realize the possible benefits of returning the forms. If your family qualifies your student might get free dual credit classes, free ACT testing on National ACT Test taking days or even free collage applications. It also benefits the entire district.
Wednesday we are going to make sure that every student knows how to login to their student portal. That is important because we are one week away from the end of the first 3-week grade pull. We want to make sure the students are able to track their own progress.
Thursday we will have our first pep-rally of the year. Show your spirit by wearing a jersey.
Friday we will have our first FCA meeting. Parents must have given permission to participate when they did their online registration. If you have not completed your on-line registration, please do so as soon as possible.




Important Update Regarding Howard College Dual Credit Tuition
Tuition Costs: Academic Dual Credit classes are $165 for 1 class or $330 for 2 classes.
Maximum Charge: No student should be charged more than $330. Only Juniors and Seniors pay tuition. Technical Dual Credit classes remain 100% free.
FAST Grant Recipient Reminder: If you qualified for Free and Reduced Lunch in previous years, your tuition is covered by the FAST grant. These grants are still processing, so please hold off on paying your bill for now.
Newly Qualified Students: If you just recently qualified for Free and Reduced Lunch this school year, you may still be responsible for payment.
Payment instructions are included below.
If you have any questions or see an error on your bill, please reach out directly to Mrs. Stevens.
Tuition Costs: Academic Dual Credit classes are $165 for 1 class or $330 for 2 classes.
Maximum Charge: No student should be charged more than $330. Only Juniors and Seniors pay tuition. Technical Dual Credit classes remain 100% free.
FAST Grant Recipient Reminder: If you qualified for Free and Reduced Lunch in previous years, your tuition is covered by the FAST grant. These grants are still processing, so please hold off on paying your bill for now.
Newly Qualified Students: If you just recently qualified for Free and Reduced Lunch this school year, you may still be responsible for payment.
Payment instructions are included below.
If you have any questions or see an error on your bill, please reach out directly to Mrs. Stevens.


We had a great first full week of school! Here is our weekly Newsletter, we are going to call it The Weekly Bark. https://app.smore.com/n/bz7ma
Drop-Off & Dismissal Reminders
Everyone did a great job following our drop-off and dismissal procedures! Thank you for helping us keep our students safe and traffic moving smoothly.
Please remember:
Please drop off and pick up students from your vehicle at the curb.
If you choose to walk your child to or from school, please park in the old auditorium parking lot and walk along the construction fence and coned walkway.
Please do not walk across the parking lot in front of traffic. Student safety is our priority!
https://app.smore.com/n/bz7ma
Drop-Off & Dismissal Reminders
Everyone did a great job following our drop-off and dismissal procedures! Thank you for helping us keep our students safe and traffic moving smoothly.
Please remember:
Please drop off and pick up students from your vehicle at the curb.
If you choose to walk your child to or from school, please park in the old auditorium parking lot and walk along the construction fence and coned walkway.
Please do not walk across the parking lot in front of traffic. Student safety is our priority!
https://app.smore.com/n/bz7ma
The first pep rally will be next THURSDAY rather than Friday! Make plans to attend!

Football Program due date has been extended to August 21st!
Use this link to order:
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Use this link to order:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfCS8NISoey7ZORZ21rEou_Ro4kuptVYSabd8zA0KvbEhxU0w/viewform?usp=dialog

📝 ACT School Day Testing is Coming Up! 📝
Parents and students—ACT School Day testing is often the absolute best opportunity for high schoolers to take the exam! Here’s why:
Save Money: At just $40, this is significantly cheaper than taking the national Saturday ACT exam (which usually costs $68–$70+)! 💰
No Saturday Morning Alarm: Skip the early weekend wakeup after a busy Friday night of high school sports, band, or work. 😴
Comfort & Familiarity: Testing happens right here in our regular classrooms, surrounded by familiar faces and routines—reducing stress and boosting confidence. 🏫
Keep Your Weekend: Integrated right into the school day, leaving Saturdays free for rest, work, and family.
Significant Gains: We often have our most significant improvement in ACT scores during Fall Testing.
Parents and students—ACT School Day testing is often the absolute best opportunity for high schoolers to take the exam! Here’s why:
Save Money: At just $40, this is significantly cheaper than taking the national Saturday ACT exam (which usually costs $68–$70+)! 💰
No Saturday Morning Alarm: Skip the early weekend wakeup after a busy Friday night of high school sports, band, or work. 😴
Comfort & Familiarity: Testing happens right here in our regular classrooms, surrounded by familiar faces and routines—reducing stress and boosting confidence. 🏫
Keep Your Weekend: Integrated right into the school day, leaving Saturdays free for rest, work, and family.
Significant Gains: We often have our most significant improvement in ACT scores during Fall Testing.

