Narciso G. Cavazos Elementary School

📖✨The September 2025 Issue of The Pack Connection is here! 🎉From our new Strategic Plan rollout 🚀to celebrations across La Joya ISD 🎊, this edition is packed with stories of success, pride, and community. 💙🐾Don't miss it! 👇
👉Read The Pack Connection Here: https://5il.co/3p3yu

3 days ago, La Joya ISD

🌬️ Science Fun in 3rd Grade! 🧪
Mrs. Martinez’s class had a blast combining materials to design and build structures that could withstand a gust of wind. Students worked together to create, test, and discover which designs were the strongest. Hands-on learning and lots of smiles filled the room!

4 days ago, Narciso G. Cavazos Elementary

2nd grade students in Mrs. Tamez’s social studies class created origami cranes and wrote a small note on the significance of 9/11 and the importance of remembering this day in U.S history.

4 days ago, Narciso G. Cavazos Elementary

🌟 LA JOYA ISD COMMUNITY—ALL EYES ON US! 🌟

The La Joya High School Coyotes are in the T-Mobile Friday Night 5G Lights Contest! 🏈💡

We need EVERY campus, EVERY family, EVERY fan to help light up the nation with Coyote Pride! 🐾❤️
👉 Post your pride using: #FN5GL #Sweepstakes #ljhscoyotes
👉 Tag: @tmobile + @lajoya_football + @ljhscoyotes

Together, let’s bring this WIN home for La Joya ISD & Coyote Country! 🔥

4 days ago, La Joya ISD

📚🐾 The 3rd graders from Mrs. Bermea’s class are testing out the properties of matter. They explored and tested which items sank or floated. As they conducted their lab they recorded their findings and they verified if their hypotheses were accurate—just like real scientists. 🌍✍️

Such a fun way to spark curiosity and get ready for all the exciting labs ahead! 💡✨

5 days ago, Narciso G. Cavazos Elementary

🌟 Exciting News! 🌟 We're opening applications for the Superintendent’s Advisory Committees! 🗣️
✨ Join us in shaping the future of La Joya ISD by sharing your voice and ideas. Let’s work together to create a stronger school community!
💪📚 Apply now for one of the following committees:
✅ Parent Advisory Committee
✅ Student Advisory Committee
✅ Educator Advisory Committee
Don't miss out! 📲 Visit www.lajoyaisd.com/committees to apply today! 🚀
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🌟 ¡Noticias emocionantes! 🌟 ¡Estamos abriendo solicitudes para los Comités Asesores del la Superintendente!
🗣️✨ Únase a nosotros para dar forma al futuro de La Joya ISD compartiendo su voz e ideas. ¡Trabajemos juntos para crear una comunidad escolar más fuerte!
💪📚 Solicite ahora para uno de los siguientes comités:
✅ Comité Asesor de Padres
✅ Comité Asesor de Estudiantes
✅ Comité Asesor de Educadores
¡No se lo pierda!
📲 ¡Visite www.lajoyaisd.com/committees para presentar su solicitud hoy! 🚀

7 days ago, La Joya ISD

📚🐾 The 3rd graders from Mrs. Quintanilla’s class kicked off Unit 2 of Bluebonnet Learning with a virtual field trip! Students became animal researchers, carefully observing animals in their habitats and writing down what they saw them doing—just like real scientists. 🌍✍️

Such a fun way to spark curiosity and get ready for all the exciting stories and lessons ahead! 💡✨

7 days ago, Narciso G. Cavazos Elementary

📚✨ Attendance matters at La Joya ISD‼️
Missing just a few days each month can add up to YEARS of lost learning by graduation. 📖
Let’s show up, succeed, and make every day count! ✅🎓
#LaJoyaISD #AttendanceMatters

7 days ago, La Joya ISD

Students in Mrs. Garcia's 4th grade class observed physical properties of matter and used patterns as they classified and described matter according to their temperature, mass, and density. They also tested the objects to see if they were able to float or sink.

11 days ago, Narciso G. Cavazos Elementary

The students in Ms. Téllez's class have been conducting a deeper investigation into the symbols of Texas. Through this project, they explored the origin and meaning of each symbol-from the state flower to the flag-while learning about their historical and cultural importance. They also reflected on how these symbols represent the identity and pride of Texas.

12 days ago, Narciso G. Cavazos Elementary

Fourth grade students in Mrs. Gallegos' class are diving into the exciting world of Texas geography! They’re learning to identify and label the unique regions that make the Lone Star State so special.

13 days ago, Narciso G. Cavazos Elementary

students working on social studies activity

4th grade students in Mrs. Martinez’s science class followed a structured procedure to determine which materials are denser than water. They placed different objects with varying physical properties into a shallow tray of water to see which ones sank and which ones floated. Then they recorded their observations on the Hands-On Activity and concluded the relative density of the objects.

13 days ago, Narciso G. Cavazos Elementary

Today in Ms. Iracheta's reading class, students participated in an engaging sensory lesson. They explored the breezeway and practiced using vivid, descriptive adjectives to capture their surroundings. This hands-on activity encourage creativity and strengthened their descriptive writing!

18 days ago, Narciso G. Cavazos Elementary

Today in English Language Arts, Mrs. Peña's 5th grade class brought sensory language to life! As students strolled through the breezeway, they felt the rough brick under their fingertips, heard the chirping of distant birds, smelled the sweet scent of flowers, and spotted bright splashes of color in the garden. Every sense helped them discover the power of words.

19 days ago, Narciso G. Cavazos Elementary

5th grade students in Mrs. Gonzalez’s science class used different objects to compare and contrast matter. In groups they predicted, tested, and observed physical properties of matter. They explored mass, volume, relative density, magnetism, solubility, and conductivity.

20 days ago, Narciso G. Cavazos Elementary

5th grade students in Mrs. Villarreal’s science class used different objects to compare and contrast matter. In groups they predicted, tested, and observed physical properties of matter. They explored mass, volume, relative density, magnetism, solubility, and conductivity.

21 days ago, Narciso G. Cavazos Elementary

👖🍎 Jean Week is HERE at La Joya ISD! 🎉

From Aug. 25–29, our amazing staff can rock their jeans to celebrate Week 3 of Back to School! 🙌✨

It’s going to be an incredible year.

Thank you for all that you do for our students! 💯💙

#LJISDLegacyOfExcellence

24 days ago, La Joya ISD

📣 Big things are happening at La Joya ISD!

Our Achieving Excellence Together 2030 Strategic Plan was built by our community and for our community with input from over 5,500 voices 💬🙌. Together, we’ve set a bold path to ensure every student is empowered, supported, and prepared for college, career, and life 🌟📚

✨ Want to know more? Learn some quick facts about our plan and see how we’re shaping the future of La Joya ISD! 🚀📖

👉 Check it out here: https://www.lajoyaisd.com/o/lajoyaisd/page/la-joya-isd-strategic-plan

26 days ago, La Joya ISD

📣 It's official! La Joya ISD’s new Strategic Plan: Achieving Excellence Together 2030 is here!
This plan was built by our community and for our community through months of listening and learning:
✔️ Community-wide survey
✔️ 23 Town halls across the district
✔️ 24 Student, staff, and family advisory groups
✔️ Our first-ever Community Design Day!
Over 5,500 voices shaped this roadmap that will guide the future of our District for the next 5 years.

💡 Explore the plan → https://www.lajoyaisd.com/o/lajoyaisd/page/la-joya-isd-strategic-plan
#AchievingExcellenceTogether2030 #EveryStudentEveryDayLJISD
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📣 ¡Es oficial! ¡Ya está aquí el nuevo Plan Estratégico de La Joya ISD: Logrando la Excelencia Juntos 2030!
Este plan fue creado por nuestra comunidad y para nuestra comunidad, después de meses de escuchar y aprender:
✔️ Encuesta comunitaria
✔️ 23 asambleas en todo el distrito
✔️ 24 grupos de asesoría con estudiantes, personal y familias
✔️ ¡Nuestro primer Día de Diseño Comunitario!
Más de 5,500 voces dieron forma a esta guía que dirigirá el futuro de nuestro Distrito durante los próximos 5 años.
💡 Explora el plan → https://www.lajoyaisd.com/o/lajoyaisd/page/la-joya-isd-strategic-plan
#LograndoLaExcelenciaJuntos2030 #CadaEstudianteCadaDíaLJISD

28 days ago, La Joya ISD

📢 Reminder — School Start & End Times ⏰
La Joya ISD families — here’s a quick reminder of start and end times for the 2025–2026 school year:

🏫 Elementary Schools: 7:35 AM – 3:05 PM
📘 Middle Schools: 8:15 AM – 3:50 PM
🎓 High Schools: 8:35 AM – 4:30 PM
🎓 Jimmy Carter ECHS: 8:45 AM – 4:30 PM
⭐ ACE Campuses (Garza & Seguin): 7:30 AM – 4:00 PM

💯 Good attendance starts with being on time, every day — let’s make every minute count this school year! 🚀📚
#LJISDBackToSchool #LJISDReady #LJISDLegacyOfExcellence

about 1 month ago, La Joya ISD

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