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We will update social media pages regularly to share information about student and staff achievements as well as other important district information.

The mission of Sanger Independent School District, a learning community, is to engage, challenge, and inspire all students through innovative learning experiences. The district uses social media as an outlet to communicate with parents, students, and members of the community as well as other entities interested in our school district. Social media pages are maintained by Sanger ISD campus and central administration staff and are moderated during regular business/school hours. The district’s social media commenting guidelines will be used as a basis for monitoring comments. Commenting on District Social Media Sites:
The district’s social media sites are available for all visitors to add their comments to district posts. Please keep these comments relevant to the entry in question. All posting of comments are at the discretion of the editors. The intent of these guidelines is not to keep any negative or critical information from being posted, but to protect the privacy and rights of district staff and students. The district reserves the right to remove inappropriate comments that do not adhere to the commenting guidelines below. The District will not, however, remove otherwise permissible comments based on viewpoint. All content related to District business on these social media sites are public record, subject to retention and disclosure. The District reserves the right to update these guidelines at any time. Commenting Guidelines:
We welcome your comments and look forward to what you have to say. We ask that your comments comply with the following guidelines:

Comments are not allowed that contain profanity, threatening or harsh words, vulgar language, or inappropriate language or content. Please use words that would be acceptable in a K-12 education setting. Comments are not allowed if they include specific allegations, a personal attack or accusations about a student, parent, employee, or community member. Comments are not allowed if they include private information about a student, parent, employee, or community member including directory information, disciplinary issues, personal issues, etc. Comments are not allowed if they include offensive language that targets ethnic, religious, racial, social, gender, or other specific groups. Comments are not allowed if they include spam, advertisements promoting specific services or products, or links to other sites (including special offers or discounts for district employees). Should you wish to advertise or partner with the district, please contact the Sanger ISD Director of Communications Taylor Poston via email at [email protected]
Comments cannot contain political messages. Participants are responsible for what they post. Comments may not break any law, confidentiality, or copyright or encourage others to do so. Comments cannot represent a person other than the one posting the comment. To protect your privacy and the privacy of others, please do not include personally identifiable information such as phone numbers or email addresses in comments. Reporters and other persons seeking responses to questions or requests are asked to send questions to the Sanger ISD Communications Office through normal channels and to refrain from submitting questions as comments. Anyone posting comments contrary to these guidelines may be prohibited from further participation.

09/23/2026

💻📱Happy Education Technology Day!🎉

Today, we celebrate the vital role technology plays in teaching and learning. From enhancing classrooms to connecting students with endless opportunities, technology helps shape the future of education.

A huge THANK YOU to our incredible technology team for making it all possible—we appreciate your hard work and dedication every day!

Photos from Sanger High School, Texas's post 09/20/2026

Way to go Indians!💜💛

Photos from Sanger ISD's post 09/17/2026

🍕 No matter how you slice it, our Sanger ISD cafeterias serve up something good every day... and today just happens to be PIZZA DAY! 🎉

Just check out these pics from Butterfield Elementary! Our amazing child nutrition teams are busy baking up fresh, hot, and delicious pizzas across the district to keep our students fueled, happy, and ready to learn.👩‍🍳

09/17/2026

Way to represent Sanger ISD!💜💛

Photos from Sanger ISD's post 09/16/2026

Science is always an adventure at Clear Creek Elementary School!🌟 Mrs. Houchin’s 5th-grade class had a great time diving into their latest science lesson.🔬

Photos from Sanger ISD's post 09/16/2026

Yesterday was "D" Day in Mrs. McClanahan's kindergarten class at Chisholm Trail Elementary! 🦕🐶 Donuts, dinosaurs, or dogs? Our kindergarteners had a blast discovering all kinds of awesome words that start with the letter D!

Photos from Sanger ISD's post 09/15/2026

🎉Join us in celebrating our September District Honorees of the Month!👏

🌟Chisholm Trail Elementary- Melissa McClanahan
🌟Butterfield Elementary- Lauren Henley
🌟Clear Creek Elementary- Jenna Matlock
🌟Sanger Middle School- Angie Hassell
🌟Sanger High School- Shannon Mulkey
🌟Linda Tutt High School- Lana Riddle
🌟Sanger ISD Auxiliary Staff- Melody Leenhouts

Their commitment, hard work, and positive attitudes have made a difference in our district. Let's show our appreciation for these outstanding individuals!💜

Texas Boys Cross Country Performer of the Week (Sep. 7-13) 09/15/2026

Go VOTE and share!🏃

Texas Boys Cross Country Performer of the Week (Sep. 7-13) Vote now for who you think had the top performance in Texas high school cross country this past week.

Photos from Sanger ISD's post 09/13/2026

💜💛 A LEGACY FOREVER REMEMBERED | STEPHEN RORY BAKER 💛💜

It was a special and emotional moment at Indian Stadium as our community gathered for the unveiling of the Stephen Rory Baker bronze statue at Stephen Baker Field — honoring a young man whose story has remained part of Sanger for more than 60 years.

Stephen Rory Baker was just 16 years old and beginning his junior year at Sanger High School when tragedy struck on August 27, 1964. Wearing #10 as quarterback for the Sanger Indians, Stephen suffered a critical brain injury during a quarterback-sneak play in a preseason scrimmage. He was taken to Parkland Hospital in Dallas, where doctors performed surgery, but Stephen passed away early on August 29.

His loss deeply affected Sanger. The community grieved together, came together, and in the years that followed, made sure Stephen would never be forgotten.

The athletic field was named Stephen Baker Field in his honor, and generations of Sanger Indians have competed on the field that carries his name. His legacy also continues through the Stephen Baker Memorial Scholarship, awarded through the Sanger Education Foundation to students who embody school pride and tradition.

Now, more than six decades later, Stephen’s legacy has been captured in bronze.

The statue was made possible by the generosity of individuals, families, and businesses throughout our community who helped make this lasting tribute a reality. Their support is recognized on a donor plaque displayed alongside the statue, forever connecting those who helped preserve Stephen’s story with the legacy they helped honor.

In many ways, it is fitting that this memorial was made possible by the community. Stephen’s story brought Sanger together more than 60 years ago, and once again, the community came together to ensure his story will continue to be told.

The statue at Indian Stadium is more than a memorial. It is a connection between Sanger’s past, present, and future — a reminder of a young man, a family, a community brought together through tragedy, and a story that has continued to inspire generations.

For those who knew Stephen, we hope these photos bring back special memories. For those who are learning his story for the first time, we hope they help ensure his legacy continues for generations to come.

Once an Indian, Always an Indian.💜💛

Photos from Sanger ISD's post 09/13/2026

🌟Homecoming 2026 Community Parade! Better together!💜💛🌟

What a way to celebrate Homecoming! Our community showed up in a BIG way for the Homecoming Parade, filling the streets with Sanger spirit, smiles, and plenty of purple and gold! 💜💛

📸 Now for the fun part — scroll through the photos and see who you can spot! Find your student, your friends, your neighbors, or maybe even yourself! 👀

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Sanger, TX
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