The Fort Stockton ISD will have a two-hour late start tomorrow, Thursday, Feb. 2. Starts times at each campus and transportation times will be pushed back two hours.
Please note students may be dropped off for breakfast 30 minutes prior. Administrators plan to monitor as cafeterias will have breakfast ready by 8:30 a.m.
Tomorrow is back to normal attendance for students.
The Fort Stockton ISD will have a 1-hour delay to start times tomorrow.
Start times at each campus will be pushed back one hour and bus pick up times will be moved back an hour unless weather dictates otherwise according to FSISD Superintendent Dr. Gabriel Zamora.
Forecasts will continue to be monitored and the transportation team at Fort Stockton ISD will evaluate roads in the early morning hours of Wednesday, Feb. 1 to determine if further action is necessary.
The Texas Department of Public Safety’s Midland District reported a total of 55 traffic crashes between midnight and noon on Monday, Jan. 30.
Texas DPS would like to recognize the efforts of their partners at the Texas Department of Transportation in clearing and maintaining the roadways of the Permian Basin. At this time, Texas DPS encourages the motoring public to continue to practice winter driving safety.
Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick announced Senate committee assignments for the 88th Texas Legislature on Jan. 23.
Senator César J. Blanco (SD-29) was appointed to five key Senate committees — The Senate Committees on Health & Human Services; Natural Resources & Economic Development; Water, Agriculture, & Rural Affairs; Veteran Affairs; and Border Security.
For the Texas House and Senate, there is not much daylight between each chamber’s priorities in this year’s legislative session. Leaders say the focus will be on property tax relief, border security and employee raises. Preliminary budgets from both chambers were released last week, the Austin American-Statesman reported, with a record $288.7 billion budget for the next two years. The money in the budget is made up of $93.7 billion in federal funds, $130.1 billion in state general revenue funds, and $64.9 billion in other funds.
