Seagraves ISD

🦅 Bi-District Basketball Playoff Information

Monday, February 23rd is a professional development day for staff. There will be no school for students. ❤️🦅🖤

UIL Academic Practice Meet in Wink, Tx Results: 🦅Francisco Reyes - 2nd Accounting Overall 🦅Ezrael Parra - 6th Social Studies Overall 🦅SHS Social Studies Team - 3rd place 🦅Ivan Castillo - Science - 2nd Best Freshman Great Job Eagles & Lady Eagles

Cheer Meeting Info

Elementary parents, please be aware of the following morning drop off information now that construction on our building is complete.

Individual spring pictures and class pictures at the elementary will be taken on Thursday, February 26th. 📸

🦅 Levelland Powerlifting Meet Results 🦅 Great Job Eagles & Lady Eagles

Monday, February 23rd is a professional development day for staff. There will be no school for students. ❤️🦅🖤

Weekly Sports Schedule 🦅

Seagraves woodshop students are now taking orders for cordless tool organizers and charging stations. Each one will be built from 3⁄4” cabinet grade plywood so they will be well built. We can color stain to your preference within reason. Each one will come with an 8 outlet powerstrip attached. We are also going to try French cleats for easy hanging. Three sizes are available but if you want a special size to match the number of tools you have please contact Mr. Motley to discuss size and price.
Standard options:
4 tool slot organizer: $55
6 tool slot organizer: $65
8 tool slot organizer: $75
To order please email Ron Motley at: ron.motley@seagravesisd.com or (806) 387-1223

Elementary parents, please be aware of the following morning drop off information now that construction on our building is complete.

Just a reminder that there will be no school tomorrow. Enjoy your long weekend! ❤️🦅🖤

Seagraves ISD has announced the search for a new superintendent, and we are asking for input from the community. Please take a moment to fill out the community survey located at https://surveys.very3.io/9216c28f2070676d. Today is the last day to make your voice heard.

Our apologies, the weekly sports schedule did not get posted.

Now that school is in full swing, we'd like to start recognizing some of our amazing teachers. If you would like to nominate a teacher for the Mrs. Baird's Teacher on the Rise for the 2025-2026 school year, please go to www.TeachersOnTheRise.com. Prizes are awarded to the teacher if they receive the award, as well as the nominating student.

The South Plains Public Health District is hosting an immunization clinic on February 17th from 9:00-12:00 and 1:00-3:00.

Seagraves ISD has announced the search for a new superintendent, and we are asking for input from the community. Please take a moment to fill out the community survey located at https://surveys.very3.io/9216c28f2070676d
Surveys are due by February 12th.

Senior Potato Supper Tuesday Night @ HS Cafeteria Tickets will Be sold at the door until Sell Out

February Mindful Minute From Your School Counselors: Why Self-Esteem, Self-Efficacy, and Connection Matter for Your Child How a child sees themselves shapes how they learn, handle challenges, and build relationships. Self-esteem, self-efficacy, and a strong sense of self are the three key foundations that help children thrive academically and emotionally. Self-esteem is a child’s belief that they are valued and worthy. Self-efficacy is the confidence that they can try, learn, and succeed—even when things are hard. A healthy sense of self allows children to understand their feelings, strengths, and values. Together, these skills help children take healthy risks, recover from mistakes, and advocate for themselves. Parents play a powerful role in developing these foundations. When adults listen with empathy, encourage effort over perfection, and allow children to solve problems with guidance, children learn to trust themselves. Simple phrases like “I believe in you” and “What do you think you could try next?” can make a lasting impact. Equally important are healthy relationships. Positive connections with caring adults teach children that they are safe, respected, and supported. These relationships become the base from which confidence grows. By nurturing connection, celebrating growth, and supporting independence, parents help children develop the inner strength they need for life—now and in the future.