Lizzie Curtis Elementary School

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Doors Open: 7:20 School Day Begins: 7:40 Dismissal Time: 3:00

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Ride Change Form can also be found on the Lizzie Curtis website

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Report an absence by emailing curtiselem@nisdtx.org

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https://curtis.nisdtx.org/

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Our Namesake

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We proudly bear the name of a legendary educator.

Alice Elizabeth Curtis, "Lizzie", taught in the first schoolhouse built in our area, the Blue Mound School. Prior to the schoolhouse being built, Miss Curtis taught her students in the home of a Haslet community member. In the late 1870s, members of the Haslet community raised $150 to construct the Blue Mound School. Pictured below is the Blue Mound School (Miss Curtis is not pictured in this photo).

It is an honor to be named after an educator who left a strong legacy. We strive to be legendary leaders, like our namesake Lizzie Curtis.

Social Emotional Learning at Curtis Elementary

We value the importance of Social Emotional Learning at Curtis Elementary. Teaching students specific skills in this area takes place every morning during our allotted morning meeting time. This year as a district we are focusing on self-awareness and self- management for social emotional learning. We will focus on one competency skill each week that pertains to self-awareness or self-management.

Flower with 6 petals. Each petal contains an SEL characteristic: Self-Awareness, Relationship Skills, Personal Well-Being, Self-Management, Social Awareness, Responsible Decision-Making. Middle of flower says: Grow-Family, School, Community. Social Emotional Learning Framework. It's up to me. It's up to you. It's up to all of us.

The Curtis Creed

At Lizzie Curtis

We are Legendary Leaders.

We are safe.

We are kind.

We are Responsible.

BE LEGENDARY. LIVE LEGENDARY.

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