Greetings families and Sharpstown International School community,

My name is Bryan Bordelon, and it is my extreme pleasure to serve as the principal of Sharpstown International School.  SIS is far more than just another school – we are a family above all else.  The son of a third-grade teacher, a passion for education has been a major current in my life since before I can remember. I grew up overseas, and had the opportunity to attend international schools in Asia, the Middle East, and South America.  My upbringing fundamentally changed the way I view the world, and I know that the SIS international studies magnet can do the same for our students. The tremendous success of SIS is the result of hard work and dedication on the part of staff, students, and parents, and we are committed to continuing a tradition of excellence for the families we serve. 

Whether this is your first introduction to our campus, or you have been a member of our community for years, everyone that walks through the door is a treasured member of the family. My door is always open, and I make every effort to be available to speak with parents and community members whenever you have a question or a concern; please don’t hesitate to reach out.  I encourage everyone to become an active member of the PTO to ensure your voice is heard as we continue the work at SIS, and always feel free to contact me directly. 

Sincerely,

Bryan Bordelon

Principal, Sharpstown International School

Attention Seniors!

May and June are going to be busy and many events will be happening, click here to view the upcoming events flyer for the Class of 2022. 

Important Message Regarding Accelerated Learning Tutorials and Summer School

Students have until June 6 to complete their accelerated learning hours for the 2021-2022 school year.  Please see the updates below from the Texas Education Agency related to accelerated learning tutorials:

• Students who do not complete their 30 hours before the end of the school year will be recommended to attend summer school.
• Any student who passes this year’s STAAR assessment will have any remaining hours forgiven in that subject. For example, if a student completed 25 out of 30 tutoring hours this year in math but passes their math STAAR test, they will not be required to complete the remaining 5 hours.

Your child’s STAAR scores can be viewed by going to texasassessment.gov.  Once STAAR scores arrive on campus, they will be mailed home.  If you have any questions about the accelerated instruction plan, please contact the school at (713) 778-3440.

Mensaje Sobre Tutoriales de Aprendizaje Acelerado y Summer School

Su hijo tiene hasta el 6 de junio para completar sus horas para el año escolar 2021-2022. Consulte las actualizaciones a continuación de la Agencia de Educación de Texas relacionadas con los tutoriales de aprendizaje acelerado:

• Se recomendará a los estudiantes que no completen sus 30 horas antes del final del año escolar que asistan a la escuela de verano.
• A cualquier estudiante que apruebe la evaluación STAAR de este año se le perdonarán las horas restantes en esa materia. Por ejemplo, si un estudiante completó 25 de las 30 horas de tutoría este año pero aprueba el examen STAAR en esa materia, no se le exigirá que complete las 5 horas restantes.

Los puntajes de STAAR de su hijo se pueden ver en texasassessment.gov. Una vez que los puntajes de STAAR lleguen al campus, se enviarán por correo a casa.Si tiene alguna pregunta sobre el plan de instrucción acelerada, comuníquese con la escuela al (713) 778-3440.