Public Information Requests

Welcome to the Floresville ISD Public Information home page. Through this page, you may gain access to publicly available information that is collected and/or maintained by the Floresville ISD. The District's public information is made available through the Public Information Act (the Act). The Public Information Act, Chapter 552 of the Government Code, generally provides that:

  • Any person has the right to request access to government records or information.

  • All entities defined as a "governmental body" in section 552.003 (1)(A) are subject to the Act.

  • Certain information is protected from disclosure by the exceptions in the Act, Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA), or other law, either constitutional, statutory, or by judicial decision.

PLEASE NOTE: You will find a large amount of information is available throughout the Floresville ISD website without making a public information request and/or incurring costs; however, you may always submit a public information request to the District by following the appropriate steps provided on this page.

Click here for Floresville ISD's 2025 Public Information Act Calendar

To request information from Floresville ISD, please contact: Blanca Martínez

Electronically: Email Blanca Martínez

By mail or in person: 1200 5th Street, Floresville, TX, 78114

Please be advised that there may be a charge for requested information.

For more information on the Texas Public Information Act, please visit the Attorney General of Texas website.

These are few tips to assist FISD in processing a request as accurately and efficiently as possible:

  • Your request must be in writing; only written requests trigger obligations under the Act.

  • Include your full name and contact information, including email address (if available). It is helpful to clearly label your correspondence as a "Public Information Request".

  • Be specific and clear in describing the nature and scope of the information you are seeking.

  • Your request should be for information that is already in existence.

    • Governmental bodies are not required to answer questions, perform legal research, or comply with a continuing request to supply information on a periodic basis as such information is prepared in the future.

  • We recommend that all requests be addressed to the FISD Communications Office.

  • If you believe FISD has not responded as required by the Act, contact the FISD Human Services Department immediately.

  • Please contact the Communications Department by email at bmartinez2@fisd.us, by phone at 830-393-5300, or at the mailing address above with any requests, questions, or comments on access to records or information.