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Curbside Meal Service for School Year Begins Aug. 10

Curbside meal service for the new school year begins August 10 for students grades PreK-12. Click the headline for details.

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Remote Instruction Quick Start Guide

Remote instruction begins August 10. Check the Quick Start Guide to learn about registration, chromebooks, online learning, and making contact with your teachers for the upcoming school year.

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Infinity Early College High School Teacher Named Region 6 Secondary Teacher of the Year

Hanna Hollohazy of Infinity Early College High School was named Region 6 Secondary Teacher of the Year. Hollohazy is now one of only 40 teachers in the state in consideration for Texas Teacher of the Year. Ms. Hollohazy, an English teacher, has been with New Caney ISD for nine years.

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2020-21 School Year to Begin Online

New Caney ISD will begin instruction for the 2020-21 school year completely online to best protect the welfare of our students and staff. Click headline to learn more.

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Updates from Superintendent Kenn Franklin

Superintendent Kenn Franklin's updates to the New Caney ISD community. Click headline to view recent messages.

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New Colors, New Mascots in 2020-21 for White Oak Middle School and Woodridge Forest Middle School

White Oak Middle School and Woodridge Forest Middle School will start the 2020-21 school year with new school colors and new mascots.

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Montgomery County Public Health District Letter of Advisement

Letter of advisement from the Montgomery County Public Health District regarding guidance focused on keeping students and staff safe while also focusing on the everpresent need to open school.

Letter of Advisement

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Proposed Budget (2020-21)

Summary of the Proposed Budget (2020-21)

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Tax Rate Notice

New Caney Independent School District adopted a tax rate that will raise more taxes for maintenance and operations than last year's tax rate. The tax will effectively be raised by 1.59 percent and will decrease taxes for maintenance and operations on a $100,000 home by approximately $92.

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