Please see the attached image of the 2026 Granger Prom Parking Map for Hidden Vista Ranch.
Students and their approved guests will park outside of the gate and will be shuttled to the venue via golfcarts (yellow areas). Staff, faculty, and their guests shall park inside the gate (purple area).
Hidden Vista Staff & Security shall be directing traffic and keeping students out of the no parking area due to trees, a driveway, and other planted foliage.
Can't wait to see everyone for "A Night in Rio!"
about 9 hours ago, Granger ISD
This week our tennis program competed in the Cameron Tournament, where all eleven of our players got in several matches. Many walked away with a win or two, but everyone gained experience! Next week they will compete in the Thrall Tournament.
about 11 hours ago, Kenzie Thomas
Wednesday, March 4, our Tractor Tech team participated in one last practice contest in Decatur. This contest was specifically for State Qualifiers and was intended to prepare them for the high-level of competition they will see at State. They earned 12th place as a team, and Jakob K was 3rd High Individual overall! Next stop—Houston for State!
about 12 hours ago, Granger FFA
What better way to break in the new Ag Classroom than to design some flower arrangements? This week, Ms. Pavliska’s Floral class created the bright and colorful centerpieces for the GISD Prom, “A Night in Rio” — it was a challenge! But a lot was learned!
about 12 hours ago, Granger's Garden
Join us in sending off our State-Bound Tractor Team tomorrow, March 7, at Granger City Park! The team will be leaving at 1:00pm and headed to Houston for State! We hope to see you there!
about 13 hours ago, Granger FFA
This week we are proud to recognize nine of our students who earned Positive Office Referrals for showing their ROAR traits, Respect, Obedience, Accountability, & Readiness to Learn. We love seeing our Little Lions making great choices. Keep it up & way to go!
about 16 hours ago, Granger Elementary
If you have any pictures from the Junior High or High School Track meets that Granger hosted this week can you please share them with the yearbook team at https://photos.jostens.com/FYFCT4
Thank you!
about 17 hours ago, Shelby Johnson
🌴 Granger High School Prom 2026: A Night in Rio 🌴
Tomorrow is the day! Juniors, Seniors, their Approved Guests, and Staff are invited to Granger's 2026 Prom from 7:00 -11:00 PM. Join us for an unforgettable evening filled with music, dancing, poker, blackjack, roulette, cornhole, and more!
Note: Prom is by invitation only, and invited students may attend with their approved guest. Be sure to review the dress code information using the QR code sent with students' invitation before the event.
Get ready for a night of color, energy, and memories at A Night in Rio! 💃🕺
about 17 hours ago, Granger ISD
Today is Maintenance Appreciation Day, and we would like to take a moment to thank Daniel Perez and Eric Kaderka for all the hard work they do to keep our campus running smoothly. We truly appreciate the care and dedication they show each day to help maintain a safe and welcoming environment for our students and staff.
about 18 hours ago, Granger Elementary
Thank you to Mrs. Kristi Dague for the amazing work she does for Granger ISD! Happy Educational Diagnostician Week!
about 22 hours ago, Granger ISD
💜 Huge thank you to all that came out today to the first High School Granger Relays! Our high school teams competed against 11 other teams. We had lots of great improvements on jumps, throws and times. Varsity Boys got 3rd, Varsity Girls 9th, JV Boys 9th and JV Girls 6th. Great job by all our Lady Lion and Lion student athletes today!
Next Thursday they will be at Florence.
1 day ago, Kate Kennedy
Lions Baseball rally after a rough first inning to tie Salado Red 6-6. Brodie Fudge pitched 5 strong innings giving up 3 hits and 0 Earned Runs. In game 2 the Lions took care of business early knocking out 11 hits and winning 15-6.
1 day ago, Granger Baseball
Earlier today, the Granger High School Band traveled to Bastrop to compete in their UIL Concert and Sight-Reading Evaluation. We are proud to share that they earned first-division ratings from all six judges! Because of their exceptional performance today, combined with their outstanding performances during the fall marching band season, they have earned the coveted “Sweepstakes” award from UIL (shown in the picture below).
This marks the second consecutive year that the high school band has earned the “Sweepstakes” award, receiving first-division ratings from every single judge across both the marching and concert band seasons. It is also the third time in school history that the band has achieved this honor. We are incredibly proud of our students and excited to see the continued positive momentum of the program.
Please join us in congratulating the band members on this outstanding accomplishment!
1 day ago, Kyle Mikat
Caught doing something good! These students earned a Positive Referral for showing great character and making good choices. Keep it up, Lions! 🦁
1 day ago, Granger Secondary School
Saturday, March 6th Skyla, Eva and Casey will be competing at the Regional Powerlifting Meet at Dublin High School! Lets congratulate them and wish them good luck!
1 day ago, Granger Athletics
Today's baseball games will be broadcast on Salado Hudl Fan and Youtube Channel @SaladoBaseball1. Times are 11 and 1.
2 days ago, Granger Baseball
🚨Come one, come all! A night at the track cheering on our High School Lady Lions and Lions!🦁 We are hosting the first ever Granger High School track meet tonight. Come out enjoy the concessions by our Athletic Booster Club, enjoy the ambiance and cheer on our hardworking student athletes.
2 days ago, Kate Kennedy
With the last team in our district eliminated from the playoffs, we are now able to announce all district accolades. Congratulations to these young men on their accomplishments!
2 days ago, Granger Athletics
Check out what our Graphic Design classes have been working on!
They recently entered a contest through the “STREETS ART SAFE” program, an initiative that educates high school students about traffic safety through the arts—film, posters, and visual storytelling.
After collaborating and sharing ideas, our students selected the powerful slogan “Eyes Up, Lives On” to raise awareness about distracted driving. We’re proud to share their finished poster and the meaningful message behind it!
