In accordance with the Governor’s executive order, the Burnet CISD school closure has been extended through Sunday, May 3, with a planned return of staff on Monday, May 4 and students on Tuesday, May 5. The school closure includes the cancellation of all UIL events, extracurricular activities, rentals, and school events during the same period. Please click the web story for additional information.

Pursuant to Governor Abbott's temporary suspension of Open Meetings Laws, the March 30th School Board meeting was conducted via telephone conference.

The Burnet CISD community must work together to fight COVID-19. Head to http://tea.texas.gov/staywell for vitally important public health guidance to stop the spread. If we stand apart as a community now, we will be together again soon. Click for more information.

Burnet CISD is offering Grab & Go Meals to all children 18 years and younger from 10:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. (Monday-Friday) at the locations listed in this web story. The meals will include breakfast and lunch items.

During the school closure, please utilize the contact list embedded in this web story to determine who you would contact for assistance.

Recently, a select group of students that display Spirit, Pride, and Honor on a daily basis at Burnet High School were honored with a special early morning reception.

BCISD staff member Craig Alexander works in the Transportation Department. One of Craig's co-workers shared a story complimenting his upbeat, positive, and "all-in" spirit.

The Burnet Association of Merchants (BAM) presented Superintendent McBurnett with a $1000 check on Tuesday, March 10th. The group generously donated the proceeds from the Fall Art Festival to Burnet Schools.

The City of Burnet and Burnet CISD joined efforts to present updates on the latest in City and School news to the community on Wednesday, March 4th.

Hear from Doctors, Law Enforcement and Rehabilitation Personnel about the effects that electronic cigarettes are having on today's youth.

Mrs. Alexander has dedicated her life to being a Bulldog! She is the positive center of our BMS front office control station.

Quest High School students and staff would like to recognize Mrs. Kimberly Headrick as our March Gem of Appreciation.