Student Code of Conduct & Handbook

The Student Code of Conduct is the district's response to the requirements of Chapter 37 of the Texas Education Code. The Code provides methods and options for managing students in the classroom and on school grounds, disciplining students, and preventing and intervening in student discipline problems.

Technology-related policies

Student Personal Communication Device Policy

Guidance for how the district is implementing House Bill 1481, a law that prohibits students from using personal digital communication devices, including cell phones, smartwatches, and personal tablets, during the school day.

Acceptable Use Policy (AUP)

The AUP is a set of rules that restricts the ways in which GISD technology resources may be used. This document includes a definition of what district technology resources are and what is considered acceptable use. It also discusses how system access is governed, user responsibilities, prohibited activities, and network etiquette.

 Under revision for 2025-26

1:1 Technology program policies

Under revision for 2025-26

The 1:1 Technology Program is available for all PK-12th grade students and provides students with access to digital resources and instructional tools.

Children’s Internet Protection Act (CIPA)

The CIPA is a federal law that requires that schools have an Internet safety policy and use an Internet filter to protect students from inappropriate matters on the Internet. Schools are required to protect the safety and security of minors and prevent unauthorized access.

Children's Internet Protection Act - FCC Consumer Facts

Board Policy

This manual contains policies governing the operation of our district. The policies are included because they are required by law or by the Texas Education Agency; because they are recommended by the Texas Association of School Boards as essential to effective District governance and management; or because the Board wishes to make a statement in a particular policy area.

Board Policy Online

Multi-ethnic Committee

As part of an agreed legal judgment in 1987, the Multi-ethnic Committee meets to discuss topics covered in a Federal Court order related to educational issues and discrimination. See our Multi-ethnic Committee page for more information.

Fundraising and food in schools

Federal law requires that food and beverages sold for in-school fundraising meet Smart Snack nutrition standards. Find out more from these Smart Snack guidelines.

Parent and Family Engagement Policy