ACT - TEAM UP

Preparing Students to ACT

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T H E T E A M

Our Founders

Armed Forces

Programs building leadership, character, and community service before enlistment

College & University

Advanced Academics helping prepare students for their higher education transition

Trade & Technical

Industry certifications building a foundation to become workforce professionals

Academic Opportunities

Advanced Placement (AP)
Magnolia ISD currently offers 27 Advanced Placement courses and we are always expanding our AP offerings. The College Board Advanced Placement program offers high school students the opportunity to take college-level courses earning college credit.

International Baccalaureate (IB)
The International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme prepares junior and senior students for the rigor of college course work and is recognized by elite universities around the world as an excellent preparatory curriculum. Magnolia ISD's two high schools are the only public schools in Montgomery County to offer this prestigious program. Students who earn the IB Diploma are guaranteed 24 credit hours to any Texas public college.

Dual Credit
Dual credit classes are available for high school students including college algebra, statistics, trigonometry, calculus, physics, government, US history, and freshman and sophomore English. Magnolia ISD partners with Lone Star College for students to earn up to 27 hours of college credit.

Advanced Academics
The goal of the Advanced Academics Program in Magnolia ISD is to provide a differentiated, enriched academic environment for students in order to broaden their knowledge, skills, and experiences. Project Reach offers advanced academics to third & fourth-grade students. Click here to learn more.

Career & Technical Education (CTE)

The Career & Technical Education program provides an environment that will enable all students to develop career and technical skills for a lifetime of career success. Students can develop technical skills and earn certifications for college and career readiness. The CTE programs are designed to prepare students for the following career clusters:

Agriculture
Food
Natural Resources
Architecture & Construction
Art
AV Tech
Communications
Business Management & Administration
Education & Training
Finance
Health Science
Hospitality & Tourism
Human Service
Marketing
Transportation Distribution & Logistics

Click here to learn more about CTE programs, pathways, and graduation requirements.

Arts & Education

Discovering creativity can be an exciting adventure for students old and young. From competing in marching band, to expressing oneself through art, to singing in a show choir, to creating dances that entertain, or joining an award winning theater production, Magnolia ISD has much to offer our students. Click here to learn more about arts in grades K-12.

Athletics

Athletic activities provide opportunities for teaching sportsmanship, understanding, citizenship, and teaches an appreciation of teamwork and the fact that hard work leads toward success.

Athletic programs in grades 7-12 are available in basketball, cheerleading, cross country, football, track, and volleyball. At the high school level, students additionally participate in baseball, golf, powerlifting, softball, soccer, swimming & diving, and tennis.

Special Education Services

Services for individuals with special needs are offered for ages 3 - 22. Magnolia ISD has trained diagnostic staff who identify and assess children with disabilities and assist at locating services for them. In addition to comprehensive educational services, Magnolia ISD offers the following distinctive programming:

Inclusive pre-school - allows children with identified disabilities to attend class with children who are developing typically
MATRIX (Moving Adults to Transition to Real Interest and Experiences) - this program was developed for students ages 18-21 who have met academic graduation requirements but demonstrate a need for continued support. These students begin experiencing adult life activities in the community while having the support of the school system. It is a community-based program that uses the community as a natural extension of the classroom which facilitates the transition to adult life.
Fishing buddies - a program hosted by the district's agriculture department for our special needs students. Students are paired with a fishing buddy and enjoy a day of fishing and bonding with our high school students

After School & Enrichment

The Magnolia ISD Adventures Program provides a fun and educational environment where children are engaged and have a sense of belonging through adventurous and meaningful activities outside of school. A variety of options are available:

After School Adventures - located at all Magnolia ISD elementary campuses and provides activities designed with many academic and enrichment-based components such as STEM, literacy, physical fitness, creativity, problem-solving, college and career readiness, healthy living, leadership, family engagement opportunities and more
Enrichment Adventures - provides students in grades K-5 the exciting opportunity to expand and explore new interests and hobbies conveniently at their campus after school. Select courses are offered throughout the school year and are unique to each campus and range from visual arts, technology, sports, science, and more.
Camp Adventures - weekly camps for students ages 5-12 during the summer months. Activities include weekly field trips, swimming, sports, and games, literacy, science adventures, and more.