Gause ISD has received the Texas Successful Schools Award every year since 1992, and has been listed as One of the Best Schools in Texas by the Texas Monthly magazine. Gause ISD does not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, age, color, national origin, sex, or disability in providing education services, activities, employment, and programs. Back to top Special Programs Information State Compensatory Education is designed to improve and enhance the regular education program so that those identified students who are at At-Risk or who are educationally disadvantaged can succeed. Title I Program is designed to increase student academic performance using technology as a tool. All students are served in the Computer Lab, under the instruction of Carolyn Long.
Students gain technology skills that can be used in the classroom to support learning.
Title II Math and Science Program provides the teachers with technical assistance and professional development to improve student achievement . Title IV Safe and Drug-Free Schools Program establishes and maintains a curriculum in drug abuse prevention and early intervention. Title VI is a federal program for which Gause ISD makes application to purchase supplementary reading materials for TAAS preparation and to help increase student academic performance. The Gifted and Talented Program serves students who perform at or show the potential for performing at remarkably high levels of accomplishment in specific subject areas when compared to others of the same age. Identified students are served in a pull-out program taught by Tanya Dent.