6PM MS Cafe
Palmer FFA/ Jr. FFA Welcome Back and Registration Meeting details below!
This is for all parents of students interested in participating in ANY capacity (not just animals/ showing)!
❓Questions ❓
Please email:
MNolan@palmer-isd.org
or
KVines@palmer-isd.org
or
KPai@palmer-isd.org
Get a head start on registration at:
bit.ly/palmerffa2627

We want to remind all families that the Free and Reduced-Price Meal Application for the 2026–2027 school year is now open.
Students who qualified in 2025–2026 must submit a new application to continue receiving free or reduced-price meals this year.
Completing the Free & Reduced Meal Application not only helps with meal benefits—it can also qualify students for additional school-related discounts, such as:
-College application fee waivers
-College entrance test fee waivers (SAT/ACT)
To apply online, please visit www.palmer-isd.org/page/child-nutrition or stop by the front office of any campus and ask for a meal benefits application.


Our first pep rally is this Thursday, August 27 at Bulldog Stadium!
For the safety of our students and staff, Palmer ISD is requiring that visitors attending a special event on a campus during school hours pre-screen before the event.
For more information, you may visit https://www.palmer-isd.org/page/special-events
Thank you for your support and partnership in helping us provide a safe and enjoyable experience for our students, staff, and families. We look forward to seeing you on Thursday!










📢FFA/ Jr. FFA Meeting 📢
Palmer FFA/ Jr. FFA Welcome Back and Registration Meeting details below!
This is for all parents of students interested in participating in ANY capacity (not just animals/ showing)!
❓Questions ❓
Please email:
MNolan@palmer-isd.org
or
KVines@palmer-isd.org
or
KPai@palmer-isd.org
Get a head start on registration at:
bit.ly/palmerffa2627

We wish all of our students and families the best school year ever in 2026-2027!




Please review the traffic flow map for the elementary campus. Cars may NOT drive through the front parking lot to avoid buses; this poses a safety hazard for our staff and their personal children.
Here are a few tips to help with our dismissal process:
1. Clearly display your car tag that was provided at Meet the Teacher. Hanging it from your rearview mirror is extremely helpful!
2. Always watch for staff or children walking around your car.
3. Pull up as much as possible to the car in front of you. More space between cars = less cars in our driveway.
4. Pull up, pull up, pull up! We will send your child down the sidewalk if your car is beyond their exit doors - this allows for more cars to fit in the drive.
5. If you need to buckle your child, please consider parking in a lot once you exit the flow of traffic.
6. Be patient! Our staff is standing in the heat, doing our best to safely load every child.
7. Stay in your vehicle. No one should exit their car while in the dismissal line.
8. Consider arriving at 4:10--you will have far less traffic. Your child will be safe (and cool) in their classroom. It usually takes about 2 weeks for everyone to learn the process of dismissal.
We appreciate your patience as we work to ensure the safety of all students!

Hi everyone! I'm Chastity, and I'm excited to be joining Palmer ISD as a paraprofessional at the elementary this year.
I have 4 kids, and my youngest, Griffin, will be in 4th grade and on campus with me. Last year I was the SPED Job Coach at Midlothian Heritage High School, and this will be my 9th year in education. I’m also working on my bachelor’s degree in social work at Angelo State University.
I’m excited for the small-town feel and the shorter commute! In my free time, I love the outdoors, tent camping, and road trips with my kids and dogs.
Looking forward to a great school year!

My name is Lizabeth Mendoza, and I am excited to begin my second year working as an ECSE (Early Childhood Special Education) paraprofessional. I truly enjoy supporting young learners as they grow academically, socially, and emotionally, and I look forward to having a rewarding year of helping students reach their full potential.
I was born and raised in Stockton, California. In 2016, I joined the United States Army, which brought me to Texas for my duty station. What started as a temporary assignment quickly became a place I was proud to call home. I fell in love with Texas, and after completing my military service, I decided to stay and build my life here.
I am a proud mother of two wonderful daughters who both attend Palmer Elementary. My oldest daughter, Valeria, will be entering second grade this year, and my youngest, Delilah, is excited to begin kindergarten. Watching them learn and grow has made education even more meaningful to me, and I love being part of a school community where both my children and I can thrive.
On our free time, my family and I enjoy traveling, exploring new places, and creating lasting memories together. Whether it's taking a road trip, trying new foods, or visiting new attractions, we love spending quality time together and experiencing new adventures.
I am overjoyed to be a part of the Palmer ISD family and am grateful for the opportunity to serve our students and staff. I look forward to building meaningful relationships with our students, families, and colleagues, and I can't wait to see what this school year has in store. I know it will be a year filled with learning, growth, and many wonderful memories.





