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North East ISD 2023 - 2024 School Calendar

First day: August 14, 2023

Last Day for Graduating Seniors: May 24, 2024

Last day: May 31, 2024

Grading Periods

August 14 - October 13 43 days

October 16 - December 15 39 days

1st Semester 82 days

January 3 - March 8 46 days

March 18 - May 24 (Srs.) 48 days

March 18 - May 31 52 days

2nd Semester 98 days

Total 180 days

The 2023 - 2024 Student Assessment Testing Calendar may be accessed via www.neisd.net under: Calendars

Teacher/Student Holidays

September 4

October 9

November 7

November 21 - 24

December 18 - 29

January 1

January 15

February 19

March 11 - 15

March 29

April 26

May 27

Staff Development/ Teacher Preparation Days/ Student Holidays

August 1 - 3

New Teacher Orientation

August 7 - 11

Teacher Staff Development

November 20

Teacher Choice Day

January 2, 2024

Teacher Staff Development

August

Holidays for Students and Employees

Teacher Staff Development/Teacher Preparation Days (student holiday)

First/Last Day of Classes; First/Last Day of Semester Last Day of Classes for Graduating Seniors

Beginning and Ending of Grading Period

] Marks the end of the 4th 9 weeks for Graduating Seniors

Early Dismissal for Elementary and Middle Schools for Conferencing and/or Professional Development

Early Dismissal for Graduating Seniors for Conferencing and/or Professional Development

Early Dismissal for High Schools for Professional Development and/or campus activities

Regularly scheduled meeting of NEISD Board of Trustees

New Teacher Orientation days October 2023 S M T W T F S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13] 14 15 [16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 56   February 2024 S M T W T F S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 weather makeup

Graduation Dates

Churchill MacAr thur

May 2024 May 2024

ISA Madison

May 2024 May 2024

Johnson Reagan

May 2024 May 2024

LEE Roosevelt

May 2024 May 2024

How Can You Help Prevent Snakebite on Dogs

By Caroline Coile, PhD From the American Kennel Club

Know which venomous snakes are common in your area, or in an area that you’re planning to visit with your dog. Clear your yard of fallen logs, trash, and deep leaf litter. Don’t let your dog stick their head in holes, bushes, or tall grasses. Snakes are more active after dark and in warm weather, so keep your dog inside after dusk when you know venomous snakes are in the area. Rattlesnakes and copperheads prefer dryer areas, and water moccasins prefer wet areas, so be mindful of the different environments your dog likes to play, sniff, splash, or walk in when you’re outdoors in an area known to have venomous snakes.

Snakes frequent areas where they can find food. Popular prey for snakes are mice, rats, squirrels, and rabbits, so the more inhospitable your yard is to these animals, the less inviting your yard will be to snakes. You could also take steps to attract owls or hawks to nest on your property to help deter snake prey and snakes themselves. (Just know that birds of prey have their own considerations when keeping small dogs or puppies safe.)

Snake repellents (including commercial powders, liquids, and noisemakers, as well as home remedies like mothballs) are ineffective. Snake aversion training for dogs is available, especially in areas with high numbers of venomous snakes. If you live in an area where venomous snakes are a grave concern, you may want to learn how snake aversion training works by consulting a professional trainer who specializes in it to decide if it’s something you wish to consider.

Signs of Venomous Snakebite in Dogs:

Besides possible wounds, dogs can exhibit several other signs of snakebite. Venomous snakebites are extremely painful. While some dogs are very stoic and will hide their pain, others may react by crying and hiding. Very often they will vomit and have diarrhea soon