Partnerships & Volunteers

If you’re interested in actively supporting SBISD’s English Learners priority consider:

• Being a SpringBoard Mentor
• Being a mentor for Newcomer Families
• Being a Reading Buddy
• Donating books for school and home libraries

Ready to support SBISD and Every Child? Complete a commitment card here.

Interested in actively supporting SBISD’s Social-Emotional Supports priority? Here are some ideas:

• Be a SpringBoard Mentor
• Be a weekend food partner
• Host a clothing drive
• Sponsor or participate in a Parent U event
• Support partners who support our kids

Ready to support SBISD and Every Child? Complete a commitment card here.

To support our digital expansion efforts, you can:

• Ask the students in your life to show you their itslearning portal as a great way to stay engaged in their learning experiences 
• Sponsor or support SBISD educator professional development experiences

Ready to support SBISD and Every Child? Complete a commitment card here.

What is T-2-4?

T-2-4 is SBISD's singular goal to ensure Every Child successfully completes some form of higher education, be it a Technical Certification, Military Training, a 2 or 4-year degree.  

Click here to learn more about this transformative goal. Our priorities support our ability to achieve T-2-4 for Every Child.

Ready to support SBISD and Every Child? Complete a commitment card here.

Every Child should read on or above grade level by third grade. You can support this priority! Many SBISD Good Neighbors have long supported our literacy efforts. If you’re looking for ways to actively support SBISD’s literacy priority, consider:

• Being a Reading Buddy
• Being a BBHLF My Home Library sponsor
• Being a BBHLF Reading Roundup volunteer
• Funding a J. Landon Short Mini Grant
• Sponsoring a Cat in the Hat Pre-K performance

Ready to support SBISD and Every Child? Complete a commitment card here.

To support SBISD’s Career & Technical Education (CTE) priority, you can:

• Provide student internships
• Participate in classroom visits, field trips, and other field-based experiences
• Offer job shadow or “dinner with the experts” experiences
• Participate in Career Days
• Judge a student project/competition
• Learn more about SBISD's CTE Program here.

Ready to support SBISD and Every Child? Complete a commitment card here.

Defined by Texas law, the DIT advises the Superintendent in such areas as planning, staffing patterns, budgeting, staff development, curriculum, and school organization. To find out what the DIT is working on now, click here!

For more information on how to become an Xtra Credit Partner, click here!