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Elementary School Supply List 26-27
Supply List (printable)
(1) backpack (large enough for a folder, no wheels or handles)
(2) boxes of 24 count crayons
(8) glue sticks
(2) large boxes of tissues
(1) box of 12 colored pencils
(1) pair metal scissors (blunt)
(1) set of headphones with 3.5mm jack (not rechargeable; no earbuds; NOT bluetooth)
(1) plastic school box (8x5x2)
(1) shatter-proof, spill proof, SEALABLE water bottle with lid and NAME
(2) boxes of washable markers
(1) Composition Book PRIMARY (primary has a blank top & lines on the bottom of the page)

(1) backpack (large enough for a folder, no wheels or handles)
(4) three-prong PLASTIC folders with pockets-1 each of blue, red, yellow, green
(2) composition books
(2) box thick tipped markers – classic colors (10 count)
(2) boxes crayons (24 count)
(2) boxes #2 yellow pencils (24 count, no mechanical pencils)
(1) plastic school box (8x5x2)
(1) large pink eraser
(8) glue sticks
(1) bottle glue (4 ounce)
(1) set of headphones with 3.5mm jack (not rechargeable; no earbuds; NOT bluetooth)
(1) box zipper-sealed gallon size bags (slider bags preferred) – Last name A-J
(1) box zipper-sealed quart size bags (slider bags preferred) – Last name K-S
(1) hand sanitizer – Last name T-Z
(3-4) large boxes of tissues
(8) THIN/FINE TIP Expo BOLD dry erase (must be low odor)
(8) THICK Expo BOLD dry erase (must be low odor)
(1) shatter-proof, spill proof, SEALABLE water bottle with lid with NAME
(1) pair metal scissors (blunt)
(1) composition book PRIMARY (primary has a blank top & lines on the bottom of page)
(1) pair metal scissors (blunt)
(1) composition book PRIMARY (primary has a blank top & lines on the bottom of page)

(1) backpack (large enough for a folder, no wheels or handles)
(4) three-prong PLASTIC folders with pockets-1 each of blue, red, yellow, green
(2) composition books
(2) box thick tipped markers – classic colors (10 count)
(2) boxes crayons (24 count)
(2) boxes #2 yellow pencils (24 count, no mechanical pencils)
(1) plastic school box (8x5x2)
(1) large pink eraser
(8) glue sticks
(1) bottle glue (4 ounce)
(1) set of headphones with 3.5mm jack (not rechargeable; no earbuds; NOT bluetooth)
(1) box zipper-sealed gallon size bags (slider bags preferred) – Last name A-J
(1) box zipper-sealed quart size bags (slider bags preferred) – Last name K-S
(1) hand sanitizer – Last name T-Z
(3-4) large boxes of tissues
(8) THIN/FINE TIP Expo BOLD dry erase (must be low odor)
(8) THICK Expo BOLD dry erase (must be low odor)
(1) shatter-proof, spill proof, SEALABLE water bottle with lid with NAME
(1) pair metal scissors (blunt)
(1) composition book PRIMARY (primary has a blank top & lines on the bottom of page)
(1) pair metal scissors (blunt)
(1) composition book PRIMARY (primary has a blank top & lines on the bottom of page)

(1) backpack (large enough for a folder, no wheels or handles)
(4) three-prong PLASTIC folders with pockets-1 each of blue, red, yellow, green
(2) composition books
(2) box thick tipped markers – classic colors (10 count)
(2) boxes crayons (24 count)
(2) boxes #2 yellow pencils (24 count, no mechanical pencils)
(1) plastic school box (8x5x2)
(1) large pink eraser
(8) glue sticks
(1) bottle glue (4 ounce)
(1) set of headphones with 3.5mm jack (not rechargeable; no earbuds; NOT bluetooth)
(1) box zipper-sealed gallon size bags (slider bags preferred) – Last name A-J
(1) box zipper-sealed quart size bags (slider bags preferred) – Last name K-S
(1) hand sanitizer – Last name T-Z
(3-4) large boxes of tissues
(8) THIN/FINE TIP Expo BOLD dry erase (must be low odor)
(8) THICK Expo BOLD dry erase (must be low odor)
(1) shatter-proof, spill proof, SEALABLE water bottle with lid with NAME
(1) pair metal scissors (blunt)
(1) composition book PRIMARY (primary has a blank top & lines on the bottom of page)
(2) colored pencils (12 pack)
(1) pair metal scissors (pointed)
(1) package wide-ruled notebook paper

(1) backpack (large enough for a folder, no wheels or handles)
(4) three-prong plastic folders with pockets in solid colors
(1) packages wide-ruled notebook paper
(5) composition books
(1) box fine tipped markers-classic colors (10 count)
(1) colored pencils (24 pack)
(2) box of crayons (24 count)
(2) boxes #2 yellow pencils (24 count, no mechanical pencils)
(1) large pencil bag
(2) large pink erasers
(8) glue sticks
(1) bottle glue (4 ounce)
(1) package highlighters
(1) metal scissors (pointed)
(1) set of usb-c corded headphones – NOT earbuds, NO bluetooth
(1) box zipper-sealed gallon size bags (slider bags preferred) – Last name A-J
(1) box zipper-sealed quart size bags (slider bags preferred) – Last name K-S
(1) hand sanitizer – Last name T-Z
(3-4) large boxes of tissues
(4) THIN/FINE TIP Expo BOLD dry erase (must be low odor)
(4) THICK Expo BOLD dry erase (must be low odor)
(1) shatter-proof, spill proof, SEALABLE water bottle with lid with NAME
(1) Stylus

(1) backpack (large enough for a folder, no wheels or handles)
(4) three-prong plastic folders with pockets in solid colors
(1) packages wide-ruled notebook paper
(5) composition books
(1) box fine tipped markers-classic colors (10 count)
(1) colored pencils (24 pack)
(2) box of crayons (24 count)
(2) boxes #2 yellow pencils (24 count, no mechanical pencils)
(1) large pencil bag
(2) large pink erasers
(8) glue sticks
(1) bottle glue (4 ounce)
(1) package highlighters
(1) metal scissors (pointed)
(1) set of usb-c corded headphones – NOT earbuds, NO bluetooth
(1) box zipper-sealed gallon size bags (slider bags preferred) – Last name A-J
(1) box zipper-sealed quart size bags (slider bags preferred) – Last name K-S
(1) hand sanitizer – Last name T-Z
(3-4) large boxes of tissues
(4) THIN/FINE TIP Expo BOLD dry erase (must be low odor)
(4) THICK Expo BOLD dry erase (must be low odor)
(1) shatter-proof, spill proof, SEALABLE water bottle with lid with NAME
(1) Stylus

(1) backpack (large enough for a folder, no wheels or handles)
(4) three-prong plastic folders with pockets in solid colors
(1) packages wide-ruled notebook paper
(5) composition books
(1) box fine tipped markers-classic colors (10 count)
(1) colored pencils (24 pack)
(2) box of crayons (24 count)
(2) boxes #2 yellow pencils (24 count, no mechanical pencils)
(1) large pencil bag
(2) large pink erasers
(8) glue sticks
(1) bottle glue (4 ounce)
(1) package highlighters
(1) metal scissors (pointed)
(1) set of usb-c corded headphones – NOT earbuds, NO bluetooth
(1) box zipper-sealed gallon size bags (slider bags preferred) – Last name A-J
(1) box zipper-sealed quart size bags (slider bags preferred) – Last name K-S
(1) hand sanitizer – Last name T-Z
(3-4) large boxes of tissues
(4) THIN/FINE TIP Expo BOLD dry erase (must be low odor)
(4) THICK Expo BOLD dry erase (must be low odor)
(1) shatter-proof, spill proof, SEALABLE water bottle with lid with NAME
(1) Stylus

Notebook paper
(1) Pencil bag
(1) Stylus
(1) USB-C corded headphones/earbuds (6th Grade)
(1) 3.5mm corded headphones/earbuds (7th & 8th Grade)
(1) Box of Pencils
Pens (multi color)
(1) Box of facial tissue
(1) Box of colored pencils
(1) Roll of paper towels
Highlighters
(5) Plastic folders (w/brads & pockets)
(3) Glue sticks
(1) Fine tip dry erase markers (package)
(1) Scissors
(4) Composition Books
(1) Personal Pencil Sharpener
(5) Wide ruled notebook paper

All 9th grade students will be assigned a new iPad this year.

All 9th and 10th grade students will be required to have USB-C headphones for compatibility.

Your student’s teachers will let them know what supplies are required (if any) on the first day of school.

Curriculum Resources

Below you will find the curriculum frameworks for NBISD. Open the subject area you want to view and then select the grade level.

Get Involved

The possibilities are endless when it comes to volunteering in NBISD schools. All volunteers must contact the campus principal to discuss those opportunities.

Being a mentor can make a difference in a child’s life. NBISD schools welcome any parent or community volunteer that would like to mentor a child. Each campus has a Communities in Schools (CIS) Program Coordinator on site that can be contacted for more information. All mentors must complete and pass a background check.

When it comes to parental involvement there is no other better way to get involved than to join the campus PTA. Every campus in NBISD has an active PTA. The district also has a District PTA Council to assist with the collaboration between schools. For more information, join online.
Several campuses have groups for dads or other male role models to join and get involved. Watch D.O.G.S. is one program that allows male role models to be on campus and demonstrate with their presence that education is important and provide an extra set of eyes and ears to enhance school security, reduce bullying and provide a great sense of campus safety allowing students and teachers the ability to focus on learning and instruction.

All Pro Dads is another nationally recognized program that brings dads and their kids to school on a monthly basis to engage in meaningful conversations and activities centered around a character-based curriculum.

Digital Responsibility

Below you will find information on the programs developed by the TxSSC for legal consequences, and other unintended consequences, of sharing of visual material depicting a minor engaged in sexual content.
Sexting is a crime in Texas even if no adult is involved. Under Texas Penal Code Section 43.261, it is a crime for a minor to “intentionally or knowingly” send another minor an obscene photo/video or a photo/video of a minor engaging in sexual conduct, if they know it was a minor. First-time offenses are punishable by a Class C misdemeanor, but the statute indicates that under some circumstances a first-time offender can be charged with a Class B misdemeanor.

In 2019, the Texas Legislature added Penal Code 21.19 which states that a Class C misdemeanor is committed by a person if they knowingly transmit electronic visual material that depicts any person engaging in sexual conduct or with the person’s intimate parts exposed that is not sent at the request of or with the express consent of the recipient. This applies to all electronic platforms such as e-mail, texts, apps, and social media.

In 2015, the Texas Legislature passed Texas Penal Code Section 21.16, the “Revenge Porn Statute.” In 2017, this law was amended updating the penalty from a Class A Misdemeanor to a state jail felony for someone to reveal or disclose images of someone engaged in sexual conduct or images of someone’s intimate parts unless that person gives their consent when that person had a reasonable expectation that the material would remain private.

Texas Penal Code 33.021 makes it a felony offense to solicit anyone under the age of 17 (a minor), or anyone the offender believes to be under the age of 17, online for sexual contact or have sexually explicit communication with a minor, or someone they believe to be a minor. Texas Penal Code 33.07 states that if a person “uses the name or persona of another person” without that person’s consent and with the intent to harm, threaten, defraud, or intimidate the person, then he or she has committed a felony offense.

Texas Penal Code 21.18 defines sexual coercion as an act involving sexual conduct causing arousal or gratification. This section applies to a threat regardless of how that threat is communicated, including a threat transmitted through e-mail or an Internet website, social media account, or chat room and a threat made by other electronic or technological means. Such action is a felony offense.

Texas Penal Code 43.26 states that it is a felony crime, up to the first degree, for an adult to knowingly or intentionally possess or access with the intent to view material that depicts a child under the age of 18 engaging in sexual conduct; this includes sexting with a minor.

Bullying

Bullying Information and Prevention

Welcome parents and students, this website provides education, information and resources regarding Bullying in the K – 12 school environment.  Below under  Bullying Resources you will find links to many numerous educational websites, as well as information and procedures for reporting bullying.

Procedures for Reporting Allegations of Bullying

The district prohibits bullying on school property, at school-sponsored or school-related activities, or in any vehicle operated by the district.  Bullying may be verbal or written expression or expression through electronic means, or physical conduct.  Bullying is not tolerated by the district and any student or parent of a student who believes that the student or another student has experienced bullying or that a student has engaged in bullying is encouraged to immediately report the incident.  Retaliation against anyone involved in the complaint process is a violation of district policy and is prohibited.

Students or parents may report an alleged incident of bullying, orally or in writing, to a teacher, counselor, principal or other district employee.  Students or parents may contact the district to obtain an incident report form that may be used to submit the complaint.

Please note that after submission of the complaint to the district employee, the district may assign the complaint to a campus administrator to follow up on the submitted complaint and any other important matters pertaining to the complaint.  We encourage you to communicate with your designated campus administrator during this time.

More information about the district’s bullying policy can be found here or the campus administration office.

Please follow the steps below:

Please review the bullying flowchart here before continuing. 

The flowchart will help identify the correct actions to take.

IF YOU HAVE A CAMPUS EMERGENCY YOU SHOULD CONTACT YOUR CAMPUS.

Please click here to report a bullying incident

This website provides practical tips from the federal government and the technology community to help you guard against internet fraud, secure your computers, and protect your privacy.

Provides information from various government agencies on how kids, teens, young adults, parents, educators and others in the community can prevent or stop bullying.

Community Education

Community Education FAQ

Access to NBISD campuses are a privilege.  Individuals entering the school property are asked to show respect for the facilities.  Please see the full policy here.

Community Ed Classes may be cancelled when New Braunfels ISD is closed for inclement weather. Please check the website or call 830-643-5761 for more information

Some classes have minimum and/or maximum enrollment limits. Register early to avoid disappointment as classes will be cancelled for lack of registration.

Contact Community Education at 830-643-5761 for more information

Students will have to call or e-mail the Community Ed office at 830-643-5761 on the day prior to the first day of the class. No refunds after the class has begun.

Class will not be held when New Braunfels ISD is closed due to school holidays.

Driver Education

Summer
NBISD Driver
Education Information

Important Information

Prior to registering your student for Driver Education, please read through this information.

  • 32 Hours of Classroom Instruction
  • 7 Hours of Driving
  • 7 Hours of Observation

Students will be able to go to DPS and take the permit test after the first 6 hours of classroom instruction. Make your appointment with DPS now.

Session 1:
Classroom Instruction: May 4th – 6th from 5:30 PM- 7:00 PM @ County Line Elementary Library
Driving/Observation: May 28th -June 18th from 7:30 AM-12:00 PM @ Carl Schurz Elementary

Session 2:
Classroom Instruction: June 8th – 10th from 1:00 PM-3:00 PM @ Carl Schurz Elementary
Driving/Observation: June 25th – July 16th from 7:30 AM-12:00PM @ Carl Schurz Elementary

PLEASE BOOK YOUR APPOINTMENT WITH DPS PRIOR TO SIGNING UP FOR THIS COURSE as appointments are limited and students must have their permit prior to the driving portion of the class.

Cost of Course
$400 (Full)
– $200 holds the spot
– $200 due on the first day or pay in full when registering

$250 (Drive Only)
– Student doing their own online course and must have a learner’s permit

Register for the Course Here

Texas Driver Education Handbook

The Texas Driver Education Handbook can be accessed here.

As of September 1, 2013, parents must drive 30 hours with their child and log the information on the provided Texas Education Agency Log.  Please read the information on the 2nd page of the log and the guide provided.

Parent Behind the Wheel Log

Parent Behind the Wheel Guide

Documents needed when your student goes to DPS office for testing:

  1. Verification of birth date, social security number, and supporting form of ID
    • Acceptable documentation for birth date includes: Original or certified copy of a US Department of State Certification of Birth/court order with name and birth date
    • Acceptable documentation of social security number includes: Original social security card or health card (if member # represents social security number)
    • Acceptable documentation for supporting form of ID includes: Current semester report card, school transcript, or school ID card
  1. Verification of Enrollment form, obtained from student’s HS attendance office
  2. Proof of residency (utility bill, gas bill, mortgage agreement, lease agreement, and/or notarized letter from landlord)
  3. 30-Hour Behind-The-Wheel Instruction Log (if taking the driving test)
  4. Certificate of Completion of Impact Texas Teen Drivers course(if taking the driving test)

DPS Offices nearby:

  • New Braunfels: 830-629-5020
  • Universal City: 210-945-1900
  • San Marcos: 512-353-2770
  • Seguin: 830-379-6802
  • Schedule with DPS here

Summer Opportunities

Elem Summer School
Contact – Rani Reyes 830-608-5900
Campus – VFES
Dates – 6/8-6/25
Times – 8:00AM-12:30PM

MS Summer School
Contact – Jennifer Leon 830-629-8500
Campus – NBMS
Dates – 6/8-6/25
Times – 8:00AM-12:30PM

NBHS Summer School
Contact – Danielle Springfield 830-627-6000
Campus – NBHS
Dates – 6/1-6/18
Times – 8:30AM-4:00PM

LCHS Summer School
Contact – Ryan Randolph 830-629-8700
Campus – LCHS
Dates – 6/1-6/18
Times – 8:30AM-4:00PM

Bilingual Summer School (K & 1)
Contact – Francisco Dionisio 830-608-5900
Campus – VFES
Dates – 5/27-6/25
Times – 7:30AM-3:30PM

NBHS Summer Strength and Conditioning/Sports Camps
Contact – Brad Molder 830-627-6112 or Danielle Coleman 830-627-6141
Campus – NBHS
Dates – 6/1-7/30

LCHS Summer Strength and Conditioning/Sports Camps
Contact – Adam Harvey 830-629-8753 or Amanda Balthun 830-629-8755
Campus – LCHS
Dates – 5/26-7/30
Times –

Extended Summer School (ESY)
Contact – Kortney Bridges 830-643-5712
Campus – VFE (elem) NBHS (sec)
Dates – 6/1-6/25
Elementary – 7:30 AM-12:00PM
Secondary – 8:00AM-12:30 PM

YMCA Summer Camp
Contact – Liz Elizondo 210-918-1683 or Debbie Dellgolado 210-924-6372
Campus – VFES
Dates – 6/1 – 7/31
Times – 7:00AM-6:00PM

Drivers Education
Contact – Kevian Clark or Jim McCabe 830-832-2043
Campus – Seele
Dates – 6/8-7/16

Military Connected Families

New Braunfels ISD welcomes all military families to our school district! We aim to provide support and resources to ease the transition of our military families and welcome them to the NBISD community. For more information on military connected family resources, click here.

Maria’s Closet

Maria's Closet

Open to all families in need of school supplies, backpacks, & new/gently used clothing.

240 N. Central
New Braunfels, TX 78130

830-627-6439
830-627-6441

School Supply Donations Needed:

  • Glue sticks
  • Crayons (24 count)
  • Prong plastic folders with pockets in solid colors (avoid black)
  • Tray of water colors (8 count)
  • Bottles of glue (4 ounce)
  • Metal scissors (pointed)
  • Package highlighters
  • Composition books
  • Wide-ruled notebook paper
  • Color pencils
  • Large pink eraser
  • Tennis shoes
  • Boys and girls backpacks for Kinder to Fifth Grade

Students and Families Experiencing Transition

Our program works with students and families meeting criteria for the McKinney-Vento Act implemented to ensure all students have the right to an education regardless of their living situation. The McKinney-Vento Act is a federal law that provides services to these students. The program provides services to help these students immediately enroll in school and have equitable access to education and opportunities for success.

Committees & Advisory Groups

Learn about about NBISD Committees and Advisory Groups here:

Elem Summer School
Rani Reyes
830-608-5900
VES
6/10-6/27 8AM-12:30PM

MS Summer School
Francisco Dionisio
830-629-8500
ORMS
6/10-6/27 8AM-12:30PM

HS Summer School
Craig Kurht
830-627-6000
NBHS
6/10-6/27 8:30AM-4:00PM

HS EOC Academy
Stephanie McClain (organizer)
830-627-6000
Craig Kuhrt (administrative duties)
NBHS
6/10-6/20 8AM-12PM

Bilingual Summer
School (K & 1) Omar Diaz
830-627-6820
Liz Acevedo
830-643-5700
LSECC
5/29-6/27 7:30AM-3:30PM

NBHS Summer Strength & Conditioning/Sports Camps
Brad Molder
830-627-6112
Kate Zora
830-627-6141
NBHS
NBISD Summer Camp Schedule
7AM-12PM

LCHS Summer Strength & Conditioning/Sports Camps
Adam Harvey/Amanda Balthun
830-629-8700
LCHS
NBISD Summer Camp Schedule
7AM-12PM

Extended Summer School (ESY)
Catherine Archer
830-643-5700
VES (elem)
ORMS (sec)
ESY Flyer
6/10-6/13 6/17-6/20 and 7/8-7/11 7/15-7/18 7:30AM (if students want breakfast) 8AM-12PM

Camp Minihaha – City of New Braunfels Parks and Rec.
Samantha Morrison
210-979-1041
Seele
6/3-8/2 7:00AM-6:30PM

Drivers Education
Kevian Clark
830-643-5761
Seele
6/3-7/19

Senate Bill 10 FAQ

Senate Bill 10, passed by the Texas Legislature in 2023, requires public schools to display a poster or framed copy of the Ten Commandments in classrooms if those posters are privately donated and meet the law’s specifications.

Not automatically. The law only applies when posters are donated. If no posters are donated, schools are not required to purchase or display them.

  • The poster must include only the text of the Ten Commandments (as written in the law).
  • It must be at least 16 inches wide and 20 inches tall.
  • The text must be large enough to be legible from anywhere in the classroom.
  • It cannot contain additional images, wording, or content.

They are being privately donated.

  • Campuses with 30 or fewer classrooms:
    One poster per classroom. 
  • Campuses with 31 or more classrooms:
    posters will be placed in this order until supplies are exhausted: 

    1. Social Studies classrooms
    2. English/Language Arts classrooms
    3. Math classrooms
    4. Science classrooms

Posters will be placed following the priority list above. If additional donations come in later, campuses will receive more posters to cover remaining classrooms.

We recognize that people will have different perspectives. Our responsibility as a district is to comply with state law. Questions should be directed to the campus principal, who will work with district leadership as needed.

The law became effective September 1, 2025 and applies beginning with the 2025–2026 school year.

Submit a Question

If you have a question or concern for campus administration, district administration or the Board of Trustees, please use the link below and it will be routed to the correct person/department.

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School Supplies

(1) backpack (large enough for a folder, no wheels or handles)
(2) boxes of 24 count crayons
(8) glue sticks
(2) large boxes of tissues
(1) box of 12 colored pencils
(1) pair metal scissors (blunt)
(1) set of headphones with 3.5mm jack (not rechargeable; no earbuds; NOT bluetooth)
(1) plastic school box (8x5x2)
(1) shatter-proof, spill proof, SEALABLE water bottle with lid and NAME
(2) boxes of washable markers
(1) Composition Book PRIMARY (primary has a blank top & lines on the bottom of the page)

(1) backpack (large enough for a folder, no wheels or handles)
(4) three-prong PLASTIC folders with pockets-1 each of blue, red, yellow, green
(2) composition books
(2) box thick tipped markers – classic colors (10 count)
(2) boxes crayons (24 count)
(2) boxes #2 yellow pencils (24 count, no mechanical pencils)
(1) plastic school box (8x5x2)
(1) large pink eraser
(8) glue sticks
(1) bottle glue (4 ounce)
(1) set of headphones with 3.5mm jack (not rechargeable; no earbuds; NOT bluetooth)
(1) box zipper-sealed gallon size bags (slider bags preferred) – Last name A-J
(1) box zipper-sealed quart size bags (slider bags preferred) – Last name K-S
(1) hand sanitizer – Last name T-Z
(3-4) large boxes of tissues
(8) THIN/FINE TIP Expo BOLD dry erase (must be low odor)
(8) THICK Expo BOLD dry erase (must be low odor)
(1) shatter-proof, spill proof, SEALABLE water bottle with lid with NAME
(1) pair metal scissors (blunt)
(1) composition book PRIMARY (primary has a blank top & lines on the bottom of page)
(1) pair metal scissors (blunt)
(1) composition book PRIMARY (primary has a blank top & lines on the bottom of page)

(1) backpack (large enough for a folder, no wheels or handles)
(4) three-prong PLASTIC folders with pockets-1 each of blue, red, yellow, green
(2) composition books
(2) box thick tipped markers – classic colors (10 count)
(2) boxes crayons (24 count)
(2) boxes #2 yellow pencils (24 count, no mechanical pencils)
(1) plastic school box (8x5x2)
(1) large pink eraser
(8) glue sticks
(1) bottle glue (4 ounce)
(1) set of headphones with 3.5mm jack (not rechargeable; no earbuds; NOT bluetooth)
(1) box zipper-sealed gallon size bags (slider bags preferred) – Last name A-J
(1) box zipper-sealed quart size bags (slider bags preferred) – Last name K-S
(1) hand sanitizer – Last name T-Z
(3-4) large boxes of tissues
(8) THIN/FINE TIP Expo BOLD dry erase (must be low odor)
(8) THICK Expo BOLD dry erase (must be low odor)
(1) shatter-proof, spill proof, SEALABLE water bottle with lid with NAME
(1) pair metal scissors (blunt)
(1) composition book PRIMARY (primary has a blank top & lines on the bottom of page)
(1) pair metal scissors (blunt)
(1) composition book PRIMARY (primary has a blank top & lines on the bottom of page)

(1) backpack (large enough for a folder, no wheels or handles)
(4) three-prong PLASTIC folders with pockets-1 each of blue, red, yellow, green
(2) composition books
(2) box thick tipped markers – classic colors (10 count)
(2) boxes crayons (24 count)
(2) boxes #2 yellow pencils (24 count, no mechanical pencils)
(1) plastic school box (8x5x2)
(1) large pink eraser
(8) glue sticks
(1) bottle glue (4 ounce)
(1) set of headphones with 3.5mm jack (not rechargeable; no earbuds; NOT bluetooth)
(1) box zipper-sealed gallon size bags (slider bags preferred) – Last name A-J
(1) box zipper-sealed quart size bags (slider bags preferred) – Last name K-S
(1) hand sanitizer – Last name T-Z
(3-4) large boxes of tissues
(8) THIN/FINE TIP Expo BOLD dry erase (must be low odor)
(8) THICK Expo BOLD dry erase (must be low odor)
(1) shatter-proof, spill proof, SEALABLE water bottle with lid with NAME
(1) pair metal scissors (blunt)
(1) composition book PRIMARY (primary has a blank top & lines on the bottom of page)
(2) colored pencils (12 pack)
(1) pair metal scissors (pointed)
(1) package wide-ruled notebook paper

(1) backpack (large enough for a folder, no wheels or handles)
(4) three-prong plastic folders with pockets in solid colors
(1) packages wide-ruled notebook paper
(5) composition books
(1) box fine tipped markers-classic colors (10 count)
(1) colored pencils (24 pack)
(2) box of crayons (24 count)
(2) boxes #2 yellow pencils (24 count, no mechanical pencils)
(1) large pencil bag
(2) large pink erasers
(8) glue sticks
(1) bottle glue (4 ounce)
(1) package highlighters
(1) metal scissors (pointed)
(1) set of usb-c corded headphones – NOT earbuds, NO bluetooth
(1) box zipper-sealed gallon size bags (slider bags preferred) – Last name A-J
(1) box zipper-sealed quart size bags (slider bags preferred) – Last name K-S
(1) hand sanitizer – Last name T-Z
(3-4) large boxes of tissues
(4) THIN/FINE TIP Expo BOLD dry erase (must be low odor)
(4) THICK Expo BOLD dry erase (must be low odor)
(1) shatter-proof, spill proof, SEALABLE water bottle with lid with NAME
(1) Stylus

(1) backpack (large enough for a folder, no wheels or handles)
(4) three-prong plastic folders with pockets in solid colors
(1) packages wide-ruled notebook paper
(5) composition books
(1) box fine tipped markers-classic colors (10 count)
(1) colored pencils (24 pack)
(2) box of crayons (24 count)
(2) boxes #2 yellow pencils (24 count, no mechanical pencils)
(1) large pencil bag
(2) large pink erasers
(8) glue sticks
(1) bottle glue (4 ounce)
(1) package highlighters
(1) metal scissors (pointed)
(1) set of usb-c corded headphones – NOT earbuds, NO bluetooth
(1) box zipper-sealed gallon size bags (slider bags preferred) – Last name A-J
(1) box zipper-sealed quart size bags (slider bags preferred) – Last name K-S
(1) hand sanitizer – Last name T-Z
(3-4) large boxes of tissues
(4) THIN/FINE TIP Expo BOLD dry erase (must be low odor)
(4) THICK Expo BOLD dry erase (must be low odor)
(1) shatter-proof, spill proof, SEALABLE water bottle with lid with NAME
(1) Stylus

(1) backpack (large enough for a folder, no wheels or handles)
(4) three-prong plastic folders with pockets in solid colors
(1) packages wide-ruled notebook paper
(5) composition books
(1) box fine tipped markers-classic colors (10 count)
(1) colored pencils (24 pack)
(2) box of crayons (24 count)
(2) boxes #2 yellow pencils (24 count, no mechanical pencils)
(1) large pencil bag
(2) large pink erasers
(8) glue sticks
(1) bottle glue (4 ounce)
(1) package highlighters
(1) metal scissors (pointed)
(1) set of usb-c corded headphones – NOT earbuds, NO bluetooth
(1) box zipper-sealed gallon size bags (slider bags preferred) – Last name A-J
(1) box zipper-sealed quart size bags (slider bags preferred) – Last name K-S
(1) hand sanitizer – Last name T-Z
(3-4) large boxes of tissues
(4) THIN/FINE TIP Expo BOLD dry erase (must be low odor)
(4) THICK Expo BOLD dry erase (must be low odor)
(1) shatter-proof, spill proof, SEALABLE water bottle with lid with NAME
(1) Stylus

Notebook paper
(1) Pencil bag
(1) Stylus
(1) USB-C corded headphones/earbuds (6th Grade)
(1) 3.5mm corded headphones/earbuds (7th & 8th Grade)
(1) Box of Pencils
Pens (multi color)
(1) Box of facial tissue
(1) Box of colored pencils
(1) Roll of paper towels
Highlighters
(5) Plastic folders (w/brads & pockets)
(3) Glue sticks
(1) Fine tip dry erase markers (package)
(1) Scissors
(4) Composition Books
(1) Personal Pencil Sharpener
(5) Wide ruled notebook paper

All 9th grade students will be assigned a new iPad this year.

All 9th and 10th grade students will be required to have USB-C headphones for compatibility.

Your student’s teachers will let them know what supplies are required (if any) on the first day of school.

PK-5 Supply List (printable)
6-12 Supply List (Printable)
PK-5 Supply List (Spanish)
6-12 Supply List (Spanish)

Curriculum Resources

Below you will find the curriculum frameworks for NBISD. Open the subject area you want to view and then select the grade level.

Get Involved

The possibilities are endless when it comes to volunteering in NBISD schools. All volunteers must contact the campus principal to discuss those opportunities.

Being a mentor can make a difference in a child’s life. NBISD schools welcome any parent or community volunteer that would like to mentor a child. Each campus has a Communities in Schools (CIS) Program Coordinator on site that can be contacted for more information. All mentors must complete and pass a background check.

When it comes to parental involvement there is no other better way to get involved than to join the campus PTA. Every campus in NBISD has an active PTA. The district also has a District PTA Council to assist with the collaboration between schools. For more information, join online.

Several campuses have groups for dads or other male role models to join and get involved. Watch D.O.G.S. is one program that allows male role models to be on campus and demonstrate with their presence that education is important and provide an extra set of eyes and ears to enhance school security, reduce bullying and provide a great sense of campus safety allowing students and teachers the ability to focus on learning and instruction.

All Pro Dads is another nationally recognized program that brings dads and their kids to school on a monthly basis to engage in meaningful conversations and activities centered around a character-based curriculum.

Digital Responsibility

Below you will find information on the programs developed by the TxSSC for legal consequences, and other unintended consequences, of sharing of visual material depicting a minor engaged in sexual content.

Sexting is a crime in Texas even if no adult is involved. Under Texas Penal Code Section 43.261, it is a crime for a minor to “intentionally or knowingly” send another minor an obscene photo/video or a photo/video of a minor engaging in sexual conduct, if they know it was a minor. First-time offenses are punishable by a Class C misdemeanor, but the statute indicates that under some circumstances a first-time offender can be charged with a Class B misdemeanor.

In 2019, the Texas Legislature added Penal Code 21.19 which states that a Class C misdemeanor is committed by a person if they knowingly transmit electronic visual material that depicts any person engaging in sexual conduct or with the person’s intimate parts exposed that is not sent at the request of or with the express consent of the recipient. This applies to all electronic platforms such as e-mail, texts, apps, and social media.

In 2015, the Texas Legislature passed Texas Penal Code Section 21.16, the “Revenge Porn Statute.” In 2017, this law was amended updating the penalty from a Class A Misdemeanor to a state jail felony for someone to reveal or disclose images of someone engaged in sexual conduct or images of someone’s intimate parts unless that person gives their consent when that person had a reasonable expectation that the material would remain private.

Texas Penal Code 33.021 makes it a felony offense to solicit anyone under the age of 17 (a minor), or anyone the offender believes to be under the age of 17, online for sexual contact or have sexually explicit communication with a minor, or someone they believe to be a minor. Texas Penal Code 33.07 states that if a person “uses the name or persona of another person” without that person’s consent and with the intent to harm, threaten, defraud, or intimidate the person, then he or she has committed a felony offense.

Texas Penal Code 21.18 defines sexual coercion as an act involving sexual conduct causing arousal or gratification. This section applies to a threat regardless of how that threat is communicated, including a threat transmitted through e-mail or an Internet website, social media account, or chat room and a threat made by other electronic or technological means. Such action is a felony offense.

Texas Penal Code 43.26 states that it is a felony crime, up to the first degree, for an adult to knowingly or intentionally possess or access with the intent to view material that depicts a child under the age of 18 engaging in sexual conduct; this includes sexting with a minor.

Bullying

Welcome parents and students, this website provides education, information and resources regarding Bullying in the K – 12 school environment.  Below under  Bullying Resources you will find links to many numerous educational websites, as well as information and procedures for reporting bullying.

Procedures for Reporting Allegations of Bullying
The district prohibits bullying on school property, at school-sponsored or school-related activities, or in any vehicle operated by the district.  Bullying may be verbal or written expression or expression through electronic means, or physical conduct.  Bullying is not tolerated by the district and any student or parent of a student who believes that the student or another student has experienced bullying or that a student has engaged in bullying is encouraged to immediately report the incident.  Retaliation against anyone involved in the complaint process is a violation of district policy and is prohibited.

Students or parents may report an alleged incident of bullying, orally or in writing, to a teacher, counselor, principal or other district employee.  Students or parents may contact the district to obtain an incident report form that may be used to submit the complaint.

Please note that after submission of the complaint to the district employee, the district may assign the complaint to a campus administrator to follow up on the submitted complaint and any other important matters pertaining to the complaint.  We encourage you to communicate with your designated campus administrator during this time.

More information about the district’s bullying policy can be found here or the campus administration office.

Please follow the steps below:

 

Please review the bullying flowchart here before continuing. 

The flowchart will help identify the correct actions to take.

IF YOU HAVE A CAMPUS EMERGENCY YOU SHOULD CONTACT YOUR CAMPUS.

Please click here to report a bullying incident

This website provides practical tips from the federal government and the technology community to help you guard against internet fraud, secure your computers, and protect your privacy.

Provides information from various government agencies on how kids, teens, young adults, parents, educators and others in the community can prevent or stop bullying.

Community Education

NBISD Ed2Go (Online Courses)
Class Registration

Access to NBISD campuses are a privilege.  Individuals entering the school property are asked to show respect for the facilities.  Please see the full policy here.

Community Ed Classes may be cancelled when New Braunfels ISD is closed for inclement weather. Please check the website or call 830-643-5761 for more information

Some classes have minimum and/or maximum enrollment limits. Register early to avoid disappointment as classes will be cancelled for lack of registration.

Contact Community Education at 830-643-5761 for more information

Students will have to call or e-mail the Community Ed office at 830-643-5761 on the day prior to the first day of the class. No refunds after the class has begun.

Class will not be held when New Braunfels ISD is closed due to school holidays.

Driver Education

Summer
NBISD Driver
Education Information

Prior to registering your student for Driver Education, please read through this information.

  • 32 Hours of Classroom Instruction
  • 7 Hours of Driving
  • 7 Hours of Observation

Students will be able to go to DPS and take the permit test after the first 6 hours of classroom instruction. Make your appointment with DPS now.

Session 1:
Classroom Instruction: May 4th – 6th from 5:30 PM- 7:00 PM @ County Line Elementary Library
Driving/Observation: May 28th -June 18th from 7:30 AM-12:00 PM @ Carl Schurz Elementary

Session 2:
Classroom Instruction: June 8th – 10th from 1:00 PM-3:00 PM @ Carl Schurz Elementary
Driving/Observation: June 25th – July 16th from 7:30 AM-12:00PM @ Carl Schurz Elementary

PLEASE BOOK YOUR APPOINTMENT WITH DPS PRIOR TO SIGNING UP FOR THIS COURSE as appointments are limited and students must have their permit prior to the driving portion of the class.

Cost of Course
$400 (Full)
– $200 holds the spot
– $200 due on the first day or pay in full when registering

$250 (Drive Only)
– Student doing their own online course and must have a learner’s permit

Register for the Course Here

As of September 1, 2013, parents must drive 30 hours with their child and log the information on the provided Texas Education Agency Log.  Please read the information on the 2nd page of the log and the guide provided.

Parent Behind the Wheel Log

Parent Behind the Wheel Guide

Documents needed when your student goes to DPS office for testing:

  1. Verification of birth date, social security number, and supporting form of ID
    • Acceptable documentation for birth date includes: Original or certified copy of a US Department of State Certification of Birth/court order with name and birth date
    • Acceptable documentation of social security number includes: Original social security card or health card (if member # represents social security number)
    • Acceptable documentation for supporting form of ID includes: Current semester report card, school transcript, or school ID card
  1. Verification of Enrollment form, obtained from student’s HS attendance office
  2. Proof of residency (utility bill, gas bill, mortgage agreement, lease agreement, and/or notarized letter from landlord)
  3. 30-Hour Behind-The-Wheel Instruction Log (if taking the driving test)
  4. Certificate of Completion of Impact Texas Teen Drivers course(if taking the driving test)

DPS Offices nearby:

  • New Braunfels: 830-629-5020
  • Universal City: 210-945-1900
  • San Marcos: 512-353-2770
  • Seguin: 830-379-6802
  • Schedule with DPS here

Texas Driver Education Handbook

The Texas Driver Education Handbook can be accessed here.

Summer Opportunities

Military Connected Families

Elem Summer School
Contact – Rani Reyes 830-608-5900
Campus – VFES
Dates – 6/8-6/25
Times – 8:00AM-12:30PM

MS Summer School
Contact – Jennifer Leon 830-629-8500
Campus – NBMS
Dates – 6/8-6/25
Times – 8:00AM-12:30PM

NBHS Summer School
Contact – Danielle Springfield 830-627-6000
Campus – NBHS
Dates – 6/1-6/18
Times – 8:30AM-4:00PM

LCHS Summer School
Contact – Ryan Randolph 830-629-8700
Campus – LCHS
Dates – 6/1-6/18
Times – 8:30AM-4:00PM

Bilingual Summer School (K & 1)
Contact – Francisco Dionisio 830-608-5900
Campus – VFES
Dates – 5/27-6/25
Times – 7:30AM-3:30PM

NBHS Summer Strength and Conditioning/Sports Camps
Contact – Brad Molder 830-627-6112 or Danielle Coleman 830-627-6141
Campus – NBHS
Dates – 6/1-7/30

LCHS Summer Strength and Conditioning/Sports Camps
Contact – Adam Harvey 830-629-8753 or Amanda Balthun 830-629-8755
Campus – LCHS
Dates – 5/26-7/30
Times –

Extended Summer School (ESY)
Contact – Kortney Bridges 830-643-5712
Campus – VFE (elem) NBHS (sec)
Dates – 6/1-6/25
Elementary – 7:30 AM-12:00PM
Secondary – 8:00AM-12:30 PM

YMCA Summer Camp
Contact – Liz Elizondo 210-918-1683 or Debbie Dellgolado 210-924-6372
Campus – VFES
Dates – 6/1 – 7/31
Times – 7:00AM-6:00PM

Drivers Education
Contact – Kevian Clark or Jim McCabe 830-832-2043
Campus – Seele
Dates – 6/8-7/16

New Braunfels ISD welcomes all military families to our school district! We aim to provide support and resources to ease the transition of our military families and welcome them to the NBISD community. For more information on military connected family resources, click here.

Military Connected Families

Maria’s Closet

Maria's Closet

Open to all families in need of school supplies, backpacks, & new/gently used clothing.

Maria Cendejas-Alcala

240 N. Central
New Braunfels, TX 78130

830-627-6439
830-627-6441

School Supply Donations Needed

  • Glue sticks
  • Crayons (24 count)
  • Prong plastic folders with pockets in solid colors (avoid black)
  • Tray of water colors (8 count)
  • Bottles of glue (4 ounce)
  • Metal scissors (pointed)
  • Package highlighters
  • Composition books
  • Wide-ruled notebook paper
  • Color pencils
  • Large pink eraser
  • Tennis shoes
  • Boys and girls backpacks for Kinder to Fifth Grade

Students & Families Experiencing Transition

Our program works with students and families meeting criteria for the McKinney-Vento Act implemented to ensure all students have the right to an education regardless of their living situation. The McKinney-Vento Act is a federal law that provides services to these students. The program provides services to help these students immediately enroll in school and have equitable access to education and opportunities for success.

Learn More about this Program here

NBISD Committees and Advisory Groups

Senate Bill 10 FAQ

Senate Bill 10, passed by the Texas Legislature in 2023, requires public schools to display a poster or framed copy of the Ten Commandments in classrooms if those posters are privately donated and meet the law’s specifications.

Not automatically. The law only applies when posters are donated. If no posters are donated, schools are not required to purchase or display them.

  • The poster must include only the text of the Ten Commandments (as written in the law).
  • It must be at least 16 inches wide and 20 inches tall.
  • The text must be large enough to be legible from anywhere in the classroom.
  • It cannot contain additional images, wording, or content.
They are being privately donated.
  • Campuses with 30 or fewer classrooms:
    One poster per classroom.
  • Campuses with 31 or more classrooms:
    posters will be placed in this order until supplies are exhausted:

    1. Social Studies classrooms
    2. English/Language Arts classrooms
    3. Math classrooms
    4. Science classrooms

Posters will be placed following the priority list above. If additional donations come in later, campuses will receive more posters to cover remaining classrooms.

We recognize that people will have different perspectives. Our responsibility as a district is to comply with state law. Questions should be directed to the campus principal, who will work with district leadership as needed.

The law became effective September 1, 2025 and applies beginning with the 2025–2026 school year.

Submit a Question

Learn about about NBISD Committees and Advisory Groups here:

NBISD Committees and Advisory Groups

If you have a question or concern for campus administration, district administration or the Board of Trustees, please use the link below and it will be routed to the correct person/department.