What is NISD parents portal?
A hub for parents, with quick access to district services like registration, grades & attendance, library services, online tutoring, and more. Campus websites have important information specific to each campus. In an effort to keep parents informed as much as possible, NISD sends a weekly newsletter to share the most recent information available.
Do all schools in NISD have the free Ace Learning Tree Program?
This is a very competitive grant, and only certain schools qualify, so not all schools in NISD will have a free ACE Learning Tree program. Sites which are not funded by ACE are still called Learning Tree, but these other sites are regular tuition sites or sites that are sponsored by other grants and funding sources.
How do I Register my child for Learning Tree?
Parents and families with children returning to in-person instruction can register for Learning Tree by clicking on the Kids Care Center Parent Portal listed below. Tuition is $250 a month for elementary and $175 for middle school students. There is a $30 non refundable registration fee per child.
How many Learning Tree/Club Lt sites does Northside ISD have?
Northside ISD currently has 10 Learning Tree/Club LT sites funded through the Texas Education Agency (TEA) through 2021-2022. The sites are: What is Learning Tree?
What time is the Learning Tree?
The Learning Tree program hours will be from 2:45 pm to 6:30 pm each day that school is in session.
What is the Northside School District after school program?
Northside School District’s After School Program (s) offer opportunities for children to access academic enrichment, social, and recreational experiences in an environment that is safe and supervised. It is run by the Northside's Community Education Department.
What is the purpose of learning tree?
The purpose of the Learning Tree program is to offer opportunities for children to access academic, enrichment, social and recreational experiences in an after-school environment that is safe and supervised.
What are STEM activities?
STEM activities also include statistics and data-driven decision making, differentiated for each grade level. There are also monthly events to provide engaging learning experiences as a family unit, and offer information for parents in a variety of topics such as communication, parenting, and nutrition. Top 5 Reasons to participate in Learning Tree ...
Does NISD have a free learning tree?
This is a very competitive grant, and only certain schools qualify, so not all schools in NISD will have a free ACE Learning Tree program. Sites which are not funded by ACE are still called Learning Tree, but these other sites are regular tuition sites or sites that are sponsored by other grants and funding sources.
How to contact Learning Tree?
Learning Tree staff will call for the student. For questions, contact the Learning Tree office at 210-397-8108 or Learning.Tree@nisd.net. (link sends email)
What do 8th graders need to bring to school?
Kinder – 8th grade students will need to bring the device that they used for distance learning the last few months. All students will need to bring a pencil box with supplies from the previous school year. All students may bring items from home that they want to use during the day: a book to read, craft, etc.