The Ann Richards School for Young Women Leaders graduated 52 seniors today, in AISD's first 2014 graduation ceremony at the Frank Erwin Center.
Seniors participated in 393 advanced placement exams, an average of more than seven per student, and 100 percent of the school's graduates have been accepted to four-year colleges.
This was also the first class to attend the school from sixth grade through graduation.
Six students received their diplomas today from the Rosedale School, including four who will be employed after graduation.
In an emotional ceremony, Principal Elizabeth Dickey highlighted the achievements of each graduate—the life skills each had learned and the hard work from students and families that was necessary for each student to graduate.
To alleviate traffic and parking issues, AISD has developed a transportation plan that will allow our students and families to ride a shuttle to the Frank Erwin Center.
The free shuttles will run three hours before the event at a location near your child's high school campus.
AISD strongly encourages everyone to use this service as it will eliminate parking issues, decrease traffic congestion and allow you to be dropped off at the entrance of the facility.
AUSTIN, Texas—Austin ISD’s Cultural Proficiency & Inclusiveness, in the Office of Academics, is proud to announce that AISD has earned the designation as the largest No Place for Hate® district in the nation.
What: All AISD principals are invited to celebrate AISD’s designation as the largest No Place for Hate® district in the nation and will receive a banner to display at their respective campuses.
