Como-Pickton CISD

Our War Eagles traveled back to Cooper to finish their tournament and faced Leonard this morning. The Eagles defeated the Leonard Tigers 14-3, thanks in part to nine runs in the first inning. Sean Carpenter began the game for the War Eagles. The starting pitcher surrendered six hits and three runs (two earned) over four innings, striking out five and walking one. The Varsity Eagles collected nine hits in the game. Nick Castle and Carpenter each collected two hits for the Eagles. Otto Self and Ben Brewer each drove in two runs and Quincy Goodwin stole three bases. The War Eagles ran wild on the base paths, collecting nine stolen bases for the game. The War Eagles are back in action next week in Union Grove at another tournament.

Lady Eagle Softball traveled to Franklin Texas this week and played 3 games today. They won their first game against Burton 15-3. Their second game they run ruled Buffalo 19-2. Then fell short to White Oak 9-3. Presley Hunt hit her 2nd inside the park Home run on the season. Graci Adair hit 2 back to back grand slams and another 2 run home run today. Cameron Kettwich hit a 2 run Home Run today making that her first of the year. Paisley Watkins went 5 for 5 today at the plate. They will play Bremond at 9:00 tomorrow and then another game after that at 10:45! Cheer them on as they make their way through their last tournament before district

🐮🎉 Great job at the NETLA Steer & Heifer Show! 🎉🐮
We are incredibly proud of our students for their hard work, dedication, and leadership in the show ring. You represented Como-Pickton CISD with pride at the Northeast Texas Livestock Association show.

Way to lead by example—keep shining, Eagles! 🦅💙
#CPCISD #NETLA #StudentLeadership #HardWorkPaysOff

🐷🎉 Great job at the NETLA Pig Show! 🎉🐷
We are so proud of our students for their hard work, dedication, and show-ring success. Your effort truly paid off, and you represented Como-Pickton CISD with excellence.

Keep working hard—way to go, Eagles! 🦅💙
#CPCISD #NETLAPigShow #HardWorkPaysOff

What a fantastic day at the NETLA Chicken Show! 🎉🐔 Our CPCISD students showcased their hard work and determination, and it showed! We are incredibly proud of their accomplishments!

Our War Eagles traveled to Cooper this afternoon to play in their tournament against Bland today. Nick Castle threw a complete game and the War Eagles came away with a 10-4 victory! The Eagles played some good defense and ran the bases well to ensure the victory! We would like to congratulate Coach Castle on his first victory as a baseball head coach! We look forward to a great season from our Eagles. They are in action again tomorrow morning at 9:00AM versus North Hopkins in Cooper.

Lady Softball Update for Franklin Tourney New Times for tomorrows games: 9:00 vs Burton on field 3 10:45 vs Buffalo on field 3 Break 2:15 vs White Oak on field 2

In honor of National FFA Week, check out what a few of our talented Ag Mech team members built! 🔧🛠️

We are so proud of the hard work, skill, and dedication these amazing students at CPCISD continue to show. The future of agriculture is bright! 💙💛

#NationalFFAWeek #CPCISD #AgMech #FutureLeaders #FFA


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Attention!

Enjoy these pictures of our students at the NETLA Ag Mech Show today! 🛠️🦅

We are so proud of the hard work, craftsmanship, and dedication they put into their projects. Their talent and commitment truly represent the best of Eagle Nation!

Be watching for results to be posted soon — and when you see these amazing students, be sure to congratulate them! 👏💙

Our JH boys participated in their first track meet of the season yesterday afternoon. These young men competed very well, with various athletes placing in their respective events for an overall great team efforts for both grades. The 8th grade team placed 4th, while the 7th grade team finished as runners-up in our own track meet. Great job by all of our boys! JH Results: Shot Put 1st - Brian Guerrero - 8th grade 5th - Kaden Major - 8th grade 1st - Gavin Moore - 7th grade Discus 1st - Jackson LaRue - 8th grade 2nd - Colt Pierce - 8th grade 4th - Santiago Estrada - 7th grade High Jump 4th - Jackson LaRue - 8th grade 2nd - Oliver Self - 7th grade Long Jump 4th - Madden Barnhart - 7th grade Pole Vault 2nd - Kasen Cockrum - 8th grade 5th - Anason Drum - 8th grade 100m 6th - Juan Rosales - 8th grade 2nd - Madden Barnhart - 7th grade 200m 3rd - Madden Barnhart - 7th grade 400m 3rd - Oliver Self - 7th grade 800m 3rd - Joe Zamora - 8th grade 6th - Ryder Cartwright - 8th grade 1st - Oliver Self - 7th grade 1600m 4th - Joe Zamora - 8th grade 1st - Brandon Guerrero - 7th grade 2nd - Hunter Williams - 7th grade 2400m 1st - Joe Zamora - 8th grade 1st - Brandon Guerrero - 7th grade 2nd - Hunter Williams - 7th grade 3rd - Gage Jordan - 7th grade 110m Hurdles 4th - Ryan Robinson - 8th grade 6th - Kasen Cockrum - 8th grade 300m Hurdles 3rd - Ryan Robinson - 8th grade 4X100m Relay 6th - Rodrigo Paniagua, Juan Rosales, Mason Calvillo, Brian Guerrero - 8th grade team 3rd - Gage Reeves, William Brown, Hunter Williams, Matthew Munoz - 7th grade team 4X200m Relay 5th - Rodrigo Paniagua, Juan Rosales, Mason Calvillo, Brian Guerrero - 8th grade team 4th - Gage Reeves, Gage Jordan, Hazen Lankford, Matthew Munoz - 7th grade team 4X400m Relay 5th - Jackson LaRue, Brian Guerrero, Ryder Cartwright, Ryan Robinson - 8th grade team 4th - Oliver Self, Madden Barnhart, Brandon Guerrero, Santiago Estrada - 7th grade team

JH track Results  7th grade  3rd place  100 M Dash 1st POTTER HALEE       14.14 200 M Dash 1st POTTER HALEE        32.12 400 M Dash 1st FORBES PATIENCE      1:14.90 2nd NEAL BRYAUNNA       1:15.82 800 M Run 2nd NEAL BRYAUNNA       3:02.70 1600 M Run 2nd NEAL BRYAUNNA       5:14.06 100 M Hurdles 3rd SICKLES CHARLEY    23.34 6th JONES GRACE        25.62 300 M Hurdles 5th JONES GRACE        1:15.06 Shot Put 3rd OFFUTT ABBYGAIL    21’-8 1/2" 4th FORBES PATIENCE     20’-3" Triple Jump 5th POTTER HALEE         23’-2 1/2" High Jump 1st POTTER HALEE        4’-0" Pole Vault  2nd NEAL BRYAUNNA    5’-0" 8th Grade  3rd place 100 M Dash  1st MUNOZ MELANIE        14.10 800 M Run 3rd NEAL VICTORIA            3:04.13 1600 M Run 2nd NEAL VICTORIA             4:55.22 5th SPEED LAYLA             5:20.31 2400 M Run 1st NEAL VICTORIA             11:01.00 5th SPEED LAYLA             11:32.00 100 M Hurdles 6th MCDOWELL MACY         22.38 300 M Hurdles 6th MCDOWELL MACY        1:09.16 4x2 Relay  6th NGUYEN TIFFANY KRAMER EDEE MUNOZ MELANIE THOMPSON SHALEY        2:12.63 Long Jump 6th NGUYEN TIFFANY        11’-2" Shot Put  1st HARRINGTON KAYDYNCE      31’-6 1/2" 6th SMITH MERCY            26’-7 1/2" Discus 1st CARPENTER ALEX         70’-5" 2nd CASTANON GERALDINE     61’-8" 5th PEGUES ADALYN        59’-11" Triple Jump 2nd SIMMONS BYNTLI         26’-5 1/2" 4th KRAMER EDEE             25’-4" High Jump 3rd KRAMER EDEE              4’-2" 6th SIMMONS BYNTLI         4’-0" Pole Vault  1st NEAL VICTORIA             7’-0" 3rd THOMPSON SHALEY        5’-6"

Dear Como-Pickton Parents,
Como-Pickton CISD is aware of the recent allegations involving Lifetouch. Please know that we take all concerns seriously and remain committed to protecting our students and their information.
At this time, district administrators are reviewing our affiliation with Lifetouch. While this review is underway, all upcoming photography services involving Lifetouch have been postponed at every campus.
We are conducting a thorough review of our current contract, as fall pictures are used for the yearbook and many other school projects. This information came to our attention late Friday afternoon, and we appreciate your patience as we work through this process carefully and responsibly.
Our priority is to ensure the safety and security of our students’ information while continuing to provide photo opportunities for the remainder of the school year. We have begun the vetting process for a new photography vendor for the remainder of this year and for future years. We understand that this may create scheduling challenges, as photographers across the region may be receiving similar requests, but student safety remains our top priority.
We know this situation is not ideal, and we appreciate your patience and understanding as we take the necessary steps to ensure the safety and best interests of our students.
We will provide updates as soon as more information becomes available.
Lydia Walden
Superintendent

We would like to give a huge congratulations to our Lady Eagles for their outstanding season and their district awards. We are very proud of you! Way to go Ladies! 🦅

🦅 Eagle Nation Alert!
Join us at NETLA this week to support our amazing students as they compete and showcase all their hard work. Let’s pack the house and cheer them on! 💙💛

Attention Elementary Parents!

Lady Eagle Softball

Weekly Eagle Athletic Schedule

Lady Eagle Softball had a tough loss today losing to Community 9-1 but then bounced back beating Chisum 9-7. We will grow from this loss and come back better! They were scheduled to play Paris High school tomorrow but Paris has forfeited the game. There is no game tomorrow. Next game is at Winnsboro on Monday starting at 4:30 come out and support these girls! Season record 12-1

Lady Eagle softball stay undefeated by beating Chapel hill today 9-0, and then beating New Boston 10-0. Defense played great today and everyone got and base to score! They will play a great 4A Community team tomorrow at 10:45 and then Chisum at 12:30 right after, both games are at Chisum! Login to gamechanger to watch each game live and keep rooting for these girls as they make it through preseason and get ready for district!