Interim Superintendent Paul Cruz, AISD Board of Trustees members and Principal Donna Houser welcomed friends and family of more than 500 seniors to the Frank Erwin Center for the class of 2014's graduation ceremony.

Cruz highlighted some of Anderson High School's achievements, including being recognized by College Board with the 2013 Award for Excellence and Innovation in the Arts, and being ranked 59th in the state by U.S. News and World Report.

Hundreds of Austin High School seniors earned their diplomas in a graduation ceremony today at the Frank Erwin Center. 

This year—the school's 133rd birthday—U.S. News and World Report ranked Austin High among the best in the nation and one of the five top schools in the district. 

In club accomplishments, the Policy Debate team took second in state out of 114 teams.

Nearly 300 Travis High School Rebels crossed the stage at the Frank Erwin Center to receive their diplomas June 5. 

Interim Superintendent Paul Cruz noted some of the class of 2014's achievements, including a more than 100 percent increase in overall scores on Advanced Placement exams, as well as an average daily attendance of more than 91 percent.

Almost every one of Travis’ athletic teams earned district playoff spots or qualified for regional competition.

Three hundred sixty-three McCallum High School seniors earned their diplomas today in a ceremony at the Frank Erwin Center.

McCallum celebrated its 60th anniversary this year, with members of each previous graduating class invited to the festivities.

Academically, the school was named one of the top 100 high schools in Texas by U.S. News & World Report, placing it in the top 5 percent of schools in the state.

More than 300 seniors crossed the stage today to graduate as the Crockett High School class of 2014. 

Interim Superintendent Paul Cruz recognized the dedication, hard work and love of Principal Craig Shapiro, who was named the 2014 Principal of the Year at AISD's Salute event last month.

Nearly 100 seniors graduated today from Garza Independence High School, with 98 percent having been accepted to either a two- or four-year university.

Garza's online program serves more than 200 students throughout the district, helping students from other campuses earn more than 200 semester credits.

This year, the Garza Academic Society worked with five Austin-area nonprofits to contribute more than $4,000 in donations and more than 200 hours of community service.

More than 100 seniors crossed the stage at the Frank Erwin Center this afternoon to graduate from Eastside Memorial High School.

Ninety-three percent of graduates were accepted to and will be pursuing a post-secondary education.

For the second year in a row, EMHS was designated a No Place for Hate campus.

Students organized Spirit Week and Peace Week, and also for the second year organized Adopt-a-Kid, which places an elementary school student with an EMHS advisory class for one morning.

Nearly 200 seniors were celebrated today as the Reagan High School Class of 2014 graduated in a ceremony at the Frank Erwin Center.

The senior class has already earned more than 800 college credit hours, and members of the class submitted 858 college applications—an average of more than four per student.