Amanda Self, Royse City School Board Trustee

Dear Parents and Guardians,

Is your student ready to take the next step at Bobby Summers Middle School? We would love for you to join y for our Summers Middle School Showcase on Tuesda, January 20th, from 5:30 PM to 7:00 PM. This is a fantastic opportunity to tour the campus, meet our dedicated staff, and learn about the exciting opportunities awaiting your student.

Evening Schedule:

5:30 PM | Parent Meetings: * Incoming 6th Grade: Learn all about the course selection process as you transition to middle school.

Incoming 8th Grade: Get vital information regarding High School Credit opportunities available next year.

6:00 PM – 7:00 PM | Explore the Campus:

Talk with Teachers: Meet our educators and learn about our academic programs.

Explore Electives: Discover our diverse offerings in Fine Arts, Athletics, and other High School Credit classes.

Whether your child is just beginning their middle school journey or preparing for high school credits, this night is designed to give you the information you need to help them succeed.

We can’t wait to see you there!

8th Grade Families: Save the date for Bulldog Review 2026!

Join us at Royse City High School to explore the amazing opportunities awaiting your student in high school.

🗓 Tuesday, Jan 13, 2026 🕠 5:30 PM - 7:30 PM 📍 RCHS

See you there!

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so proud to serve! 🖤💛

🎉 Join us as we celebrate by recognizing our board members for their dedication to fostering a strong community and working tirelessly towards a brighter future for our students. Thank you for your service to Royse City ISD!

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Yesterday was a wonderful day honoring our former superintendent, Mr. Worthy, at the ground breaking ceremony for Worthy Fate High School. 💙💛

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Just in! 📥📣The 2024 Community Scorecard has been published. True local accountability to students, parents, staff and community members is of vital importance to Royse City ISD. This journey began in the Fall of 2017 with the Community Advisory Committee and a mission to discover what matters most to our community when it comes to education.

Exhaustive surveys and community summits revealed areas of interest that matter most to stakeholders. Each year, Royse City ISD publishes this report on those specific indicators showing both performance and progress overtime. As the district grows, so will the reporting areas as the district continually seeks community input.

Follow this link to access the 2024 Scorecard and more! https://www.rcisd.org/o/rcisd/page/community-based-accountability

This video breaks down funding so well --- watch, learn and SHARE!
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How Public Schools in Texas are Funded Schools in Texas receive funding from numerous sources including local property taxes, state funds derived from sales taxes, business taxes, and lottery proc...

Last weekend was filled with education, motivation and fellowship at the Texas Association of School Boards conference in San Antonio. The events purpose was to provide an experience for school board members to improve governance and leadership in Texas public schools. We learned about practical programming, networked with peers from across the state and learned about products that may fit our districts needs. General session also included a phenomenal message by the amazing John Maxwell!

elementary #8! so thankful for this thriving district and the people who serve 🖤💛