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| Family Access is a secure, internet-based website that will allow you to easily keep track of nearly everything your student does while at school. Among other things, this service will allow you to view your student’s attendance, grades, schedule, progress, assignments, and emergency information. Family Access is provided by Marshall ISD as a free service and will be available to all parents/guardians with children enrolled in the district. If you are not already using Family Access, you will need to register for a login and password. By signing and returning this form (spanish), you are authorizing the Marshall Independent School District to provide you with your unique login and password. We are very excited about how Family Access will help you stay informed about your student’s progress and hope that we can use this tool to create a stronger relationship between parents and our school community. If you have any questions, please contact your student’s campus office. |
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David Crockett Elementary
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Address
700 Jasper
Marshall, TX 75672
903-927-8880
Administration
Joanna Taylor, Principal
Robyn King, Assistant Principal
Lesley Glanton, Counselor
Diane Hicks, Secretary
• Campus Website
• Campus Improvement Plan
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School History: David Crockett School had its beginning early in 1952 when the Board of Education and the Superintendent realized Sam Houston School could no longer serve the growing population of the east part of Marshall. In August 1953 Dr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Bailey donated 8.89 acres of land for a school, provided that the building be completed by August, 1958, and that city water service be extended to include the Jasper Heights area. The Board accepted this donation of the property and immediately began planning for the building. A bid from Eckert-Fair Construction Company was accepted on September 15, 1954, and construction began shortly thereafter.
In March 1955 the City Council of the Parent-Teacher Association submitted the name David Crockett to the Board of Education. The name was accepted, and the doors of school opened for classes in September 1955 to 204 students, 10 teachers, and the principal. The school had 12 classrooms, library, cafetorium, clinic, teacher’s lounge and office.
Three additions have been made to the original building. In 1968, the south wing of the original building was extended to include six additional classrooms. Funds came from a bond election in 1962. In 1972, the north wing of the original building was extended to include seven classrooms and two restrooms. The entire building was completely air conditioned during the school year of 1980-81. In fall of 1987, a new library, 10 classrooms, special education room, computer room, teacher workroom, storeroom and office complex were added. A gymnasium separate from the main building opened in January 1993.
With MISD’s reorganization in 1981, Crockett School began serving students in grades K-4. Until then, it had been a K-6 school. In 1992 the Commissioner of Education named Crockett a partnership school and it began participating in the Accelerated Schools Program.
Crockett was first designated as a “Recognized” school by Texas Education Agency in 2003-04 and repeated the accomplishment in 2004-05, 2005-06, 2006-07, and 2008-09.
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