ESSER The U.S. Congress has provided financial support for districts and schools through the Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief (ESSER) Fund to address the ongoing impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. Texas received $1.3 billion in ESSER I funding, an additional $5.5 billion in ESSER II, and $12.4 billion in American Rescue Plan (ARP) funds (also referred to as ESSER III). ESSER III Funds Documents Public Notice to Apply COVID ESSER III Plan Cayuga ISD COVID ESSER III Plan Cayuga ISD (Spanish) Release of ESSER III Formula Funds ESSER III Documents Checklist Board Agendas June 7, 2021 June 21, 2021 July 26, 2021 August 9, 2021 ESSER III Documents District Policy - Federal Grants ESSER III Consultation Form ESSER III DWIC Stakeholder Input Meeting Sign-in Sheet 06/16/21 ESSER III Stakeholders Input Survey School Board 06/07/21 ESSER III Survey Results 06/21/21 TECS Meeting 07/06/21 ESSER Confirmation Email 07/17/21 Notice of Grant Award Attachment 08/06/21

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Administration Dr. Joe E. Satterwhite III (Jes), Superintendent jsatterwhite@cayugaisd.com Cayuga Independent School District Mission Statement The mission of the District, in partnership with students, parents, and the community, is to create a unique, safe, caring environment in which students acquire critical thinking skills, achieve personal excellence, and become citizens who will responsibly meet the challenges of the future. Administration Staff and Directors Dr. Rick Webb Chief Financial Officer rwebb@cayugaisd.com Jessica Gonzales Human Resource jgonzales@cayugaisd.com Kellie Gatewood Business Director kgatewood@cayugaisd.com Magen Humphreys Administrative Assistant / Assistant Athletic Director mhumphreys@cayugaisd.com Kristen Mills Nursing / Health Services Director kmills@cayugaisd.com Jacob Magee Athletic Director jmagee@cayugaisd.com Kenyetta Jenkins MS/HS Counselor kjenkins@cayugaisd.com Riley Wyatt School Social Worker rwyatt@cayugaisd.com Becky Thompson Special Programs Director bthompson@cayugaisd.com Jennifer Brown District PEIMS Coordinator / District Registrar / Counselors Secretary jlbrown@cayugaisd.com Kim Dublin Assistant District PEIMS Coordinator / District Registrar / Counselors Secretary kdublin@cayugaisd.com Eric Grimes Technology Director egrimes@cayugaisd.com Laurie Jordan Instructional Technologist / District Librarian ljordan@cayugaisd.com John Tucker Law Enforcement / Chief of Police jtucker@cayugaisd.com Leslie Glenn Cafeteria / Food Services Director lglenn@cayugaisd.com Joey Fitzgerald Maintenance / Transportation Director jfitzgerald@cayugaisd.com Jenni Scheppler Curriculum Director jscheppler@cayugaisd.com Jason Henry IPM Coordinator dhenry@cayugaisd.com Ashley Magee Operations Coordinator/IPM Sub-Corrdinator amagee@cayugaisd.com Administration Links and Information Employee Handbook 25-26 Employee AUP 25-26 Adopted Budget 25-26 Adopted Budget 24-25 Adopted Budget 23-24 Adopted Budget 22-23 Tax Rate Ordinance 2025 Tax Rate Ordinance 2024 Tax Rate Ordinance 2023 Tax Rate Ordinance 2022 Tax Rate Calculation 2025 Tax Rate Calculation 2024 Tax Rate Calculation 2023 Tax Rate Calculation 2022 Audit Report 2025 Audit Report 2024 Audit Report 2023 Audit Report 2022 Debt Transparency Report Cayuga ISD District Plan 2025 - 2026 Superintendent Contract TVCC Dual Credit Partnership Agreement District of Innovation Plan 2022-2027 Federal Report Card Texas Academic Performance Report (TAPR) Results Driven Accountability Report Financial Integrity Rating System of Texas Texas Comptroller Website Title IX and ADA Section 504 DIA Title IX and ADA Section 504 FB Notification of Voluntary Sampling for Lead in Drinking Water TEA Review of AFR Letter CISD HB2 Non-Certified Compliance Plan Conflict of Interest Questionnaire Pursuant to Texas H. B. 914 and in accordance with Chapter 176 of the Texas Local Government Code, Section 176.006, vendors must file on an annual basis a Conflict of Interest Questionnaire with the Cayuga ISD Administration Office. The following entities have a questionnaire on file: Amanda Sue Wiggins dba ASW Enterprises; Barefoot Athletics; EXAMgen Inc.; Hodge Products Inc.; Pullen Insurance Services, Inc.; Specialty Supply & Installation LLC; Teaching Systems, Inc.; Texas Association of School Adminstrators; and VS Athletics. Click here for Questionaire Pay your Anderson County Property Tax online ENTER BUREAU CODE 9106177 Region 7 Education Service Center Notice of Election Disaster Recovery Center Student/Parent Grievance and Complaint Forms District Support Staff Maintenance Joey Fitzgerald - Director Maintenance Ashley Magee - Operations Coordinator Maintenance Joseph Branson Maintenance Dalton Gaines Transportation Joey Fitzgerald - Director Transportation - Bus #1 Transportation Leslie Glenn - Bus #2 Transportation - Bus #3 Transportation Amber Fox - Bus #4 Transportation Jeannette Shead - Bus #5 Transportation Tanya Kennerk - Bus #6 Transportation Dennis McAdams - Bus #7 Transportation Tammi Conrad - Bus #8 Transportation Jessica Gonzales - Bus #9 Transportation - Bus #10 Custodians Jason Henry Custodians Francisca Douglas Custodians Janet Turner Custodians Terri Washington Custodians Sherri Christian Custodians Rusty Spears Cafeteria Leslie Glenn - Director Cafeteria Racheal Rogers Cafeteria LaTrisha Taylor Cafeteria Maria Vidal Ortega Cafeteria Stephanie Cheshier Cafeteria Idali Moreno

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1/11 Robotics Robotics for teens typically equip kids with math and science skills. It also serves as a motivation for students who want to build a career in engineering and robotics. High schoolers will also engage in complex projects that build their critical thinking and prepare them for college life. Unlike robotics for elementary and middle school , students at the high school will engage in complex coding projects that will test their programming, problem-solving, robotics, and technical skills. Each learning stage is an intentional effort to expose kids to the rudiments of robotics, electronics, and STEM. Cayuga offers 3 HS teams and 4 MS teams. Lori Higgins Sponsor lhiggins@cayugaisd.com Events 2026 Middle School Tournament January 31 New Diana, TX High School Tournament January 26 Farmersville, TX Tournament Feb 13-14 Texas City, TX Tournament Feb 20 UT Tyler Tyler, TX

1/0 UIL One Act Play The UIL One-Act Play contest is a competition where similarly sized Texas schools present an 18-40 minute play and may be adjudicated by a panel of three judges or a single judge. The contest is held on a single day and open to the public. There are six possible levels of competition: Zone, District, Bi-Distrct, Area, Region, and State. At each level of competition a judge awards individual acting awards as well as selecting three productions to advance to the next level of competition up to the Regional Level where only two will advance to the State Level. After the awards are announced a Judge gives an oral critique to each of the schools. Because of the wide participation and diversity of plays produced certain rules and guidelines have been adopted by the State One-Act Play Office. These rules are in place to ensure safety, allow for equity, satisfy legal standards, and make the running of the contest practical. Lance Satterwhite Sponsor lsatterwhite@cayugaisd.com

Academic Counseling and School Social Services Academic Counseling Academic counseling, also known as academic advising, is a process that helps students navigate their academic and professional paths. Academic counselors can help students: Set goals: Create degree objectives and decide on a major Meet requirements: Understand how to fulfill requirements and keep up with deadlines Plan their studies: Select classes and learn about coursework for different degree programs Make changes: Request course or major changes Get support: Receive institutional support and help with financial aid Prepare for college: Get ready for learning beyond the classroom School Social Worker School social workers help students succeed academically by providing services that address their mental and behavioral health, family needs, and other issues. School Social Workers can help: Counseling: School social workers offer individual and group counseling to help students build relationships and develop strategies to manage issues like bullying, anger, and family crises. Assessment: School social workers conduct biopsychosocial assessments to evaluate students' physical, emotional, and mental health. Crisis intervention: School social workers act quickly to help students who are at risk or experiencing violence or bullying. Family support: School social workers interview families and help them support their child's needs in school. Advocacy: School social workers advocate for students, teachers, and families to school administration and the community. Policy formation: School social workers help form school discipline policies. Community involvement: School social workers facilitate community involvement in schools. Kenyetta Jenkins Counselor kjenkins@cayugaisd.com Riley Wyatt School Social Worker rwyatt@cayugaisd.com Resources for Help Suicide and Crisis Parental Notification and Information Stop Bullying Family Resources 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline If you’re thinking about suicide, are worried about a friend or loved one, or would like emotional support, the Lifeline network is available 24/7 across the United States. CISD Suicide Prevention Plan For Policy Click Here Family Resources An immersive list for help during Covid 19 with links to websites, books, and videos to help children and families. Click Here for the List Stop Bullying In an effort to create the safest possible environment for all students, Cayuga ISD has partnered with CrisisGo to create an online bullying report system available to all students through the CrisisGo App, Safe2SpeakUP, or the online link located below. Students who witness bullying, cyberbullying or students who are the victim of bullying may choose to report any helpful information to the campus administration through the use of either of these resources. All information may be submitted anonymously if the student chooses to do so. It is the goal of Cayuga ISD to maintain a positive, caring environment that is free from any form of bullying and cyberbullying. Reporting of any incidents will help the campus administration and staff stay aware of potential problems and react accordingly. Report Bullying Now Freedom From Bullying Parental Notification and Consent As part of our commitment to supporting the academic, personal, social, and emotional development of all students, our district provides access to certified school counselors and intervention counselors. Effective June 20, 2025, in accordance with Texas SB 12, we are required to obtain parent/guardian consent before offering these support services. These are the traditional school counseling services that have been provided in the past. A consent agreement is located in the parent portal or you may view a copy below For Consent Letter Click Here Questionnaire Used for Student Well-Being TEC, §26.0083(a)-(e): School personnel are always expected to encourage your child to discuss any issues related to their well-being with you. School personnel can also facilitate a conversation between you and your child about any issues related to their well-being. Furthermore, employees are expected to keep parents informed related to observations of their child’s mental, emotional, or physical health. You have the right to access your child’s education and health records at any time. Model language to address TEC, §26.0083(h): Before administering a well-being questionnaire or a health screening form to your child, a copy will be provided to you. Consent would have to be received by you for the school to move forward with administering the questionnaire or form. C-SSRS Triage Screening C-SSRS Lifetime Screener Request Your Cayuga Transcript Requests are sent to Mrs. Jennifer Brown, District Registrar / District PEIMS Coordinator. For any questions or concerns please contact Mrs. Brown at 903-928-2965 First name Last name Last Name during school (if different than your current last name) Year of Graduation or Withdrawal* Birthday* Month Month Day Year Phone Number Email * Send College and Scholarship Information Scholarships FAFSA Texas Tuition Promise Fund Annuity.org NCAA/ College Sports Apply Texas CommonApp ACT/SAT Texas Tuition Promise Fund If college is part of your child’s future, we’ve got a plan to help save for it. The Texas Tuition Promise Fund® allows you to lock in current undergraduate tuition rates and schoolwide required fees at Texas public colleges and universities, excluding medical and dental institutions. Tuition units purchased in the plan may be used for all or a portion of these costs, and our flexible payment options fit almost any budget. It’s easy to open a Texas Tuition Promise Fund account. And, the sooner you start, the more affordable a college education could be. Texans may enroll in the plan at any time between Sept. 1 and Feb. 28 (Feb. 29 in leap years). Enrollment for children younger than 1 year of age extends through July 31. FAFSA Federal Student Aid, a part of the U.S. Department of Education, is the largest provider of student financial aid in the nation. At the office of Federal Student Aid, our more than 1,400 employees help make college education possible for more than 10 million students each year. Federal Student Aid is responsible for managing the student financial assistance programs authorized under Title IV of the Higher Education Act of 1965. These programs provide grant, work-study, and loan funds to students attending college or career school. In Texas, completing the FAFSA is mandatory. High school seniors in Texas must fill out the FAFSA, the Texas Application for State Financial Aid or sign an opt-out form to graduate. Annuity.org A college education is one of the most important investments you will ever make. By managing how you pay for school and what you spend money on, you can worry less about debt and more about your career after graduation. Receiving a scholarship — or multiple scholarships — can significantly reduce your tuition and other college expenses. Scholarships are available in various forms and dollar amounts. Many students receive partial scholarships from different sources. NCAA/ College Sports College-bound student-athletes preparing to enroll in a Division I or II school need to register with the NCAA Eligibility Center to ensure they have met amateurism standards and are academically prepared for college coursework. International college-bound student-athletes planning to enroll at a Division III school must also receive an amateurism-only certification from the Eligibility Center. All perspective student athletes must register with the eligibility center in grade 11. SAT and ACT scores must be sent directly from the testing agencies - use code "9999". Go to the NCAA website to register as a prospective student athlete. For more information click on the link below: Apply Texas ApplyTexas is a centralized web portal for prospective students from Texas and other states to apply for admission to Texas higher education institutions. The purpose of the program is to allow students to complete one application and submit it to multiple institutions of higher education. CommonApp The Common Application (Common App) is a single college application you can use to apply to many public and private colleges and universities. Each year, more than a million students use the Common App. The Common App is an easy option to compile all of your personal information, transcript, essays, recommendation letters, and more to submit to colleges, especially compared to filling out individual applications for each college or university. Common App Colleges Over 1,000 colleges and universities in the United States and worldwide accept the Common App. Even highly-selective colleges accept the Common App, including all eight Ivy League colleges. To find potential colleges or see if the university you’re interested in accepts the Common App, visit the Common App’s website to easily search or filter. ACT/SAT The purpose of the ACT and SAT test is to measure a high school student's readiness for college, and provide colleges with one common data point that can be used to compare all applicants. College admissions officers will review standardized test scores alongside your high school GPA, the classes you took in high school, letters of recommendation from teachers or mentors, extracurricular activities, admissions interviews, and personal essays. How important ACT/SAT scores are in the college application process varies from school to school. For more information click on the links below: Scholarships Click the links below to visit websites that offer thousands of scholarships in one place : The information for the following scholarships has been placed in a folder on the scholarship bulletin board at the 4-way and links have been emailed to the seniors: Information Regarding Testing Click here to visit the Testing Page

Media Check out fun information and videos relating to Cayuga ISD from our Students, Staff and Community. Boy From Anderson County (Official Music Video) Kolby Cooper Check out Cayuga's very own Kolby Cooper! Cayuga is so proud of you Kolby. Follow Kolby on Social Media: Cayuga Wildcats 2022 Playoff Hype Video Cayuga Wildcats Football From the 2022 Season getting ready for Playoffs. Cayuga Wildcat Band 2021 - American Sketches Cayuga Wildcats Band Region 3 Marching Contest Grow your Own Region 13 Interview with our very own Erica Goolsby 23 24 Athletic Awards Video Cayuga ISD Congratulations to all our Athletes for your accomplishments. Public Information

1/20 Project Graduation Cayuga Project Graduation Mission Statement The Parents, Community & Staff of Cayuga ISD seek to provide an after party for graduating Cayuga High School Seniors on the night of their graduation in a way that... involves, invites and encourages all graduating Seniors to participate. provides for a variety of fun-filled activities that last all night. allows for a safe, chemical-free environment. promotes a clear, no-use message for alcohol under the legal drinking age and a clear, no-use message for all illegal drugs. involves the Community is fiscally responsible so that the last school event for all graduating Seniors of Cayuga High School will be a safe, fun and memorable experience. Donate to Project Graduation ANYTIME! For Questions or More Information Contact : Lisa Krumnow - President lkrumnow@cayugaisd.com Angie Watson - Vice President Kimberly Hillhouse - Secretary khillhouse@cayugaisd.com Jessica Gonzales - Treasurer jgonzales@cayugaisd.com History : Project Graduation began in Oxford Hills, Maine, in 1980, as a way to prevent the type of tragedies that Oxford Hills had experienced in 1979, when 7 teens died due to alcohol and other drug related activity after graduation commencement. The community rallied together to offer the 1st ever alternative to the "traditional" graduation - night drinking event. By 1986, Project Graduation was held in all 50 states. The primary aims of Project Graduation activities are to increase awareness of the dangers of drinking, illegal drug use and driving. And to reduce the number of youths involved in alcohol and other drug-related accidents and deaths. In the East Texas area, most high schools provide some version of the "Project Graduation" event. Cayuga High School is one of the few schools that usually holds the event on their high school campus, allowing the graduates the opportunity to roam the decorated halls of their alma-mater one last time with their friends. One thing that makes Project Graduation different is the attitude of the students. By attend the Project Graduation event immediately after Graduation Ceremonies, they have made a decision to enjoy their graduation night without alcohol or other drugs, and instead share this last night of being a Wildcat having fun with their friends. Project Graduation event is organized by WHS Parents and funded through the generous donations from Parents and the Community in both time and money. CISD provides NO funding for this event. **See more information at Project Graduation (maine.gov) website. Current Fundraiser : Upcoming ways to Donate and Get Involved : FAQ : What activities there are at Project Graduation? Dodge Ball, Casino, Corn Hole, Karaoke, Movies, Cash Cube, and so much MORE! What about the FOOD? No worries! There will be tons of food for everyone! Will there be PRIZES? You will be amazed at all the prizes to be won! Do's and Dont's Do not consume alcohol, drugs, tobacco products, or any other illegal, intoxicating, or hallucinogenic substances before or during Project Graduation. Do not leave the Project Graduation premises. Your exit is final and no re-entry will be allowed under any circumstances. DO ride the bus from the CHS Graduation site to the CHS Project Graduation celebration if an alternate location is chosen. DO be prepared to have a good time!

Student Life Middle School Clubs Student Council FCA FFA Band Robotics Academic UIL Cheerleading High School Clubs Student Council FCA FFA Band Robotics Academic UIL FCCLA One Act Play Yearbook Book Club NHS Student Congress Cheerleading Interact Club Welcome to Student Life at Cayuga While academics are the foundation of school life, extracurricular activities offer opportunities for students to learn the values of teamwork, individual and group responsibility, physical strength and endurance, competition, diversity, and a sense of culture and community. Extracurricular activities provide a channel for reinforcing the lessons learned in the classroom, offering students the opportunity to apply academic skills in a real-world context, and are thus considered part of a well-rounded education. For more information on a club or activity click on the link to the left. We invite you to explore your interest and enrich your student life here at Cayuga ISD. Join For Teamwork...

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