Collin County has issued a Stay-at-Home Order advising businesses to take all necessary actions to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Plano ISD is responding to the order by further limiting district activities to only the essential operations of the school district to help reduce the spread of COVID-19; however, we want to reassure you of the things you can still expect of our school district. While all campuses and other district facilities will be closed during this period, Plano ISD will continue implementing the following essential activities:
Meal Service will continue at our designated grab-and-go sites.
Chromebook Distribution: If your child needs a Chromebook for at-home learning and you were unable to pick one up at your child's home campus this week, please contact the Plano ISD Help Desk.
Remote Learning will continue allowing students and teachers to participate in online learning while observing this Stay-at-Home Order.
The 2020-2021 elementary transfer process has been postponed due to the building closures and limited activities of the school district. Please stay connected through the website for further updates.
Due to the COVID-19 school closure, the application deadline for the Plano ISD Industries Academy at Collin Technical College has been extended to May 4. This program is open to high school juniors during the 2020-2021 school year. Students will receive career-specific training and industry certifications while still in high school. For more information on this program and application, visit the Industries Academy website. En español.
2020 Social Emotional Learning Kindness Card Art Contest Due Date Postponed
The due date has been postponed for all entries in the 2020 Social Emotional Learning Kindness Card Art Contest. An updated due date will be shared as soon as possible.
