Choose Amarillo ISD
As a choice district with a flexible enrollment policy, AISD students have the opportunity to choose the campus that best meets their needs, even if it’s not their neighborhood school. Students also design their own specialized educational path from elementary through high school with instruction from our team of 100 percent highly qualified teachers. Exceptional opportunities available from our 5th grade string orchestra to dozens of career and technical programs of study enrich students as 21st century scholars every step of the way.

Learn more and explore enrolling your student in AISD (Opens in new window).

Campus Goals and Performance Objectives
Explore our Campus Goals and Performance Objectives (PDF opens in a new window), which includes our core values, belief statements, and goals.

Texas Academic Performance Reports (TAPR)
Visit the Texas Academic Performance Reports (TAPR) page (Opens in a new window) to view the TAPR.

The TAPR report pulls together a wide range of information on the performance of students in each school and district in Texas every year. Performance is shown disaggregated by student groups, including ethnicity and socioeconomic status. The reports also provide extensive information on school and district staff, programs, and student demographics.

Parent Engagement Plan and School-Parent Compact
To learn how we connect with parents for the purpose of helping students succeed at our school, read our Parent Engagement Plan and School-Parent Compact (Opens in new window).

The bell schedule will be available sometime before the first day of school. The bell schedule will be determined when we have a number of variables in place to guide our construction of the schedule. Thank you for your patience.

Bullying Report Form
If you feel your student has been bullied, please make a report using the AISD Bullying Report Form (Opens in new window).

School Safety First
To report a school safety concern online, use the School Safety First form found at www.amaisd.org/safety.

Amarillo ISD Police Department contact information:

• For non-emergency situations, call 806-326-SAFE (available 24/7)
• Website: www.amaisd.org/safety

ParentSquare
Amarillo ISD and our schools use ParentSquare for school communication primarily with email, text and app notifications.

ParentSquare automatically syncs with Skyward (our District’s student information system) to generate an account for each parent, using their preferred email address and phone number. We encourage parents to access their accounts so they can download the mobile app and update their preferences on when and how they are notified.

ParentSquare is a safe, secure, and modern approach to communication and collaboration between school and home. Learn more and get started today by viewing our ParentSquare web page.

Peachjar Digital Flyers
Take a look at current Fannin Peachjar eflyers (Opens in new window).

Businesses and organizations can submit their flyers (Opens in new window) to the Amarillo Independent School District office. Upon Amarillo ISD approval, the digital flyers are sent to Peachjar subscribers.

Welcome

Greetings,

My name is Kelsi Hargrove and I am the Parent Engagement Liaison, I am here to help connect our families to our school. Please contact me if I can be of service.

Office: 806-326-3500
Email: kelsi.hargrove@amaisd.org

Saludos,

Mi nombre es Kelsi Hargrove y soy la Coordinadora de Involucramiento de los Padres, estoy aquí para ayudar a conectar a nuestras familias a nuestra escuela. Por favor, póngase en contacto conmigo si puedo estar de servicio.

Oficina: 806-326-3500
Correo electrónico: kelsi.hargrove@amaisd.org

Parent Engagement Plan and School-Parent Compact

To learn how we connect with parents for the purpose of helping students succeed at our school, read our Parent Engagement Plan and School-Parent Compact (Opens in new window).
 

School Success Tips and Ideas For Parents

The School Success tips and ideas on this page update daily! Click each item to explore ways you and your student can build toward school success each day.

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Office Staff Directory

Please use the list below or call the campus main office at 806-326-3500 for assistance with contacting non-instructional staff members not listed.

• Amy Sellmyer, Principal, 806-326-3500
• Parker Barrett, Assistant Principal, 806-326-3500
• Amanda Head, Assistant Principal, 806-326-3500
• Kristie Baldivia, Secretary, 806-326-3504
• Nekisha Whitefield, Attendance Clerk, 806-326-3503
• Taylor Pyle, Counselor Clerk/Registrar, 806-326-3510
• Martha Chacon, Food Service Manager, 806-326-3516
• Judy Merker, Nurse, 806-326-3509

Visit the Amarillo ISD Athletics Department (Opens in new window) to view sports schedules for 6th grade campuses, middle schools and high schools.

Other resources on the Athletics Department web page include:

• The participation forms required by UIL and Amarillo ISD, which is a Medical Forms/Rank One link on the sidebar of the web page
• Information and access to insurance forms
• Summer camp information

Bullying Report Form
If you feel your student has been bullied, please make a report using the AISD Bullying Report Form (Opens in new window).

School Safety First
To report a school safety concern online, use the School Safety First form found at www.amaisd.org/safety.

Amarillo ISD Police Department contact information:

• For non-emergency situations, call 806-326-SAFE (available 24/7)
• Website: www.amaisd.org/safety

High school and middle school campus administrators shall have the discretion to determine the appropriate use of electronic devices outside the school day for students participating in extra-curricular activities while on school property or while attending school-sponsored or school-related activities on or off school property.

Teachers and administrators may confiscate electronic devices used in violation of this policy. Students who repeatedly violate this policy may be subject to established disciplinary measures.

• For each offense, the student’s parent or guardian will be notified that a device has been confiscated.
• When a device has been confiscated during a semester, a $15.00 fee may be charged to return the device. If the fee is not paid, the device will be kept by the school until the end of the school year.
• Anytime a device is confiscated, $15.00 may be charged in order for the device to be returned.

Principals may designate a time and day of the week to return cell phones and other electronic devices that have been confiscated during the previous seven days. The school will keep a log of all confiscated devices and will receipt each return. All fees collected are designated to be used for security hardware on the campus.

At the end of the school year, principals shall designate a period of time for unclaimed devices to be picked up. A $15.00 fee may be charged to return each device. If the $15.00 fee is not paid and the device is not claimed within the designated time period, it will be held until the second week of June.

Complete the Snack Shak form (Opens in new window).