Community members age 65 and older can sign up for a senior citizen VIP pass--which grants free access to any district-hosted athletic game and Fine Arts performance.

The district is pleased to announce that its state-of-the-art natatorium is officially under construction, with a slated opening in 2020.

Garland ISD held its annual signing day ceremony Feb. 6 at the Curtis Culwell Center, recognizing more than 70 student-athletes who have committed to play sports in college.

Executive Director of Athletics Cliff Odenwald was recently named a 2018 recipient of the National Federation of State High School Associations’ Citation Award.

Junior Mariah Ayers was one of just eight GISD students who advanced to the recent state UIL track and field competition. She was also one of just nine athletes across the state to qualify for the 200-meter dash.

Garland ISD Trustees voted 7-0 to approve a state-of-the-art design for the district’s new natatorium May 8. It boasts several unique features and future opportunities.

During the annual Garland Sports Hall of Fame banquet, two students received a $1,000 scholarship and were named 2018 Gale Fields Award winners. SHS coach Donna McCullough was also one of just four 2018 inductees.

South Garland High School junior Tyrese Maxey tied the record for the most points scored by one player in a class 6A state tournament game, earning him the title of SportsDay High School Player of the Year for 2018.

Garland ISD celebrated 60-plus college-bound student athletes with L.A. Chargers safety and GHS alumnus Adrian Phillips during the district's annual ceremony.

An athletic standout not only in Garland ISD but across the state of Texas, Garland High School junior Isabel Borrego recently earned several accolades in the sport of cross country running.