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Presentation slide shows GISD students at the 2026 National Hispanic Institute program, including group photos and students holding awards and certificates.
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Nine GISD students return from national leadership program with college offers

Nine GISD students attended the National Hispanic Institute’s Collegiate World Series in Denver, gaining leadership experience, college connections and scholarship opportunities.

Damien Willis
Graphic promotes GISD’s bilingual “Gadsden Listens / Gadsden Escucha” Family & Community Survey, which closes Aug. 23, alongside a smartphone displaying the survey.
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GISD wants to hear from families. Here’s how their feedback could shape what comes next

GISD families and community members have until Aug. 23 to complete a survey that will help shape district priorities under Superintendent Nubia Tarazona’s 100-day plan.

Damien Willis
A person uses a smartphone indoors, holding the device in both hands and tapping the screen.
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From phone pockets to TikTok: GISD revisits cellphone rules

GISD is revisiting student cellphone rules after officials described inconsistent classroom practices ranging from phone storage to TikTok and Snapchat use.

Damien Willis
Portrait of Nubia Tarazona, superintendent of the Gadsden Independent School District, standing against a blue backdrop
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Gadsden ISD selects Nubia Tarazona as superintendent

Gadsden ISD has selected Nubia Tarazona as its next superintendent after a search process that included community input and interviews with finalists.

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