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The Somervell County Safety Coalition in partnership with Glen Rose ISD held Water/Summer Safety Day at Glen Rose Elementary School last week where children were taught ways to stay safe and healthy while enjoying summer activities.
Glen Rose ISD news in brief
Glen Rose Reporter
Glen Rose ISD has announced its scheduled times for new student registration. They include:
• Monday, July 26, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
• Tuesday, July 27, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
• Wednesday, July 28, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
High school new student registration: Parents can begin the online portion of the registration process by visiting grisd.net/registration-information/new-students-to-the-district/
Beginning July 28, parents and students need to report to GRHS to provide needed documentation, complete the second part of Skyward registration, and meet with counselors to discuss schedules.
Documentation needed includes: Proof of residency (electric bill or water bill that shows 911 address); drivers license; birth certificate; shot records; and rranscript or report from previous district, if applicable.
Coalition creates friendly, safe environment for kids to meet, eat, play
Jay Hinton
Glen Rose Reporter
GLEN ROSE The students at Glen Rose ISD have developed a tradition of walking to the Downtown Square on Fridays after school to buy snacks and goodies from local businesses like Shoo-Fly, Pie Peddlers, Texas Treasures and others located there.
As the numbers continued to grow, officials with Somervell County, in collaboration with groups and businesses in the area, came together to develop and build relationships with the youth, and the Somervell County Safety Coalition (SC)2 was formed.
Since then, it’s only gained momentum, and more and more businesses and groups including elected officials, schools, faith-based services, emergency response, state parks, local government, and health and social service agencies have joined in.