2025 Elementary UIL Contest Final Results

UIL Individual Results

VETERAN'S DAY BREAKFAST AND PROGRAM

Haskell Elementary 4th Graders performed a Veteran’s Day Patriotic Program on Monday, November 10th, for the elementary school and again for parents and friends, and also performed Tuesday morning , the 11th, for our Veteran’s Breakfast. 4th grade teachers are Mrs. Hise, Mrs. Webb, and Mrs. Pam Gibson, music teacher.

GT Nominations

HASKELL CISD conducts a program for students with above average potential in academic and creative-productive thinking skills areas in grades K-12.  This gifted education program is designed to challenge students to accelerate above and beyond the regular school curriculum.

Any adult wishing to refer a student believed to be an intellectually or creatively gifted learner is encouraged to come by any of the three offices:  Haskell High School Office, Haskell Jr. High Office or Haskell Elementary Office to pick up the necessary forms.  Offices are open from 7:45-3:50.  The students that are referred will go through a screening procedure that requires special testing.  At the time of referral, parents will be requested to grant permission for this test.

Referral period for HASKELL CISD is November 10-November 21.  During this time parents/teachers may pick up an application at any of the three campuses to nominate a student.  Fill out the paperwork and return it back to the campus office by Friday, November 21, 2025.

For any further assistance, contact Michelle Thane at 940-864-2602 ext. 105.

Elementary School supplies are provided by Haskell CISD. 

Backpacks are allowed at this time.

Photographing students other than your own is prohibited.

Students are not permitted to receive deliveries (i.e. flowers, gifts) at school.

CAREER DAY AT HASKELL ELEMENTARY

The elementary had an exciting afternoon on Friday, Nov. 21, when several volunteers came to our campus and told us about their occupations. Kindergarten and 1st grade heard about firefighting from Casey Moeller, Kenneth Billington, and Jose Contreras. Sheriff C.J. Saucedo, talked about what he does as our county sheriff. Coach Cade Brown educated the students on how to become a high school basketball coach. Cliff McGuire talked about farming in the Haskell area. Our Haskell Veterinarian Tech, Blakeney Lupton, explained all she does when working with sick or injured animals. Jan LeFevre from SunnyBelle Florist demonstrated how to make a beautiful flower arrangement. 

2nd grade through 5th grade heard about other professions in the Haskell area. Dustin Favor talked about what all he does as our game warden. Our local respiratory therapist, Andre Pye, demonstrated information about the respiratory system and the work he does. Jessica Miller explained how to become a flight nurse and what all is involved in her day-to-day experiences riding in helicopters, planes, and ambulances. Caiden Dinkins and Shelby Byrd came from KTXS in Abilene and educated the students on meteorology and weather forecasting. Anesthetist, Dr. Erika McGuire, talked about working with surgeons and how to anesthetize patients. Attorney Maggie Fouts engaged the students in a mock trial experience.

Haskell Elementary is so fortunate to have volunteers come and share their experiences in this community and encourage students to start thinking about working toward successful futures.

Haskell CISD works to create successful experiences for all of our students.

THANK YOU

Haskell Elementary wants to thank Haskell County Farm Bureau for a wonderful breakfast the first day of inservice.

First United Bank fed Haskell faculty and staff hamburgers during our in-service week of school and gave each employee a travel mug.

Haskell Church of Christ provided snacks in the breakroom for the elementary faculty and staff. 

United Methodist Church provided cookies in the breakroom for the elementary faculty and staff.

Thank you for these people that wished us a great start to '25-'26 school year.