Crandall ISD Hosts 4th Retired School District Staff Breakfast, Honoring Legends in Our Community

Crandall ISD recently hosted its 4th Retired School District Staff Breakfast on October 31, providing a warm and festive gathering for our beloved retired educators and staff who have dedicated years of service to our students and community. This breakfast, our second of the year, was filled with Halloween spirit as attendees enjoyed a boo-tiful morning of reuniting, sharing district updates, and reminiscing on cherished memories. With the next breakfast scheduled for January 9, the district looks forward to continuing these quarterly gatherings as a way to keep our retired staff connected, informed, and appreciated.

In addition to district updates and warm conversations, attendees received a unique token of appreciation: a special yard sign that reads, “A LEGEND LIVES HERE.” This thoughtful gesture reflects Crandall ISD’s gratitude for the lasting contributions these retired educators and staff have made to our schools, students, and the community as a whole. Displayed proudly, these signs serve as a tribute to the powerful legacy each of them has left behind.

"These breakfasts are our way of showing appreciation for the dedication of our retirees and to remind them they are always part of the Pirate family," said Superintendent Dr. Murry. "Each one of them is a legend who has left a remarkable impact on Crandall ISD."

The district is excited to see even more familiar faces at the next gathering on January 9. For more information or to join us at upcoming events, please contact Amanda Roberts, Director of Communications, at aroberts@crandall-isd.net. Crandall ISD proudly celebrates those who have shaped our district’s history and continue to inspire its future.