July 2015

Anderson High School Excels in Number of Students Who Earn International Baccalaureate Diplomas

Following the graduation of 450 seniors, Anderson High School announced that its students who achieved International Baccalaureate diplomas outpaced the global average pass rate by 17 percent.

All students in the IB diploma program must complete coursework and take exams in six different areas of study, complete an original research project alongside a qualified mentor and complete three hours per week of activities benefitting the community.

Austin ISD TV Wins Awards for Education Access, News Coverage

AISD TV, Austin ISD's public access television channel, was recently honored at the Hometown Media Awards for creativity and excellence in programming.

The HMAs promote and honor programs that creatively address community needs. HMA winners challenge conventional format, help develop diversity, encourage involvement and allow viewers to experience television in different ways.

Job Fair—Food Service, Bus Drivers

Are you interested in a career as a bus driver or food service manager at an organization that offers competitive pay and benefits and values its employees?

If so, Austin ISD wants to hear from you!

Please join us at our upcoming job fair, 8:30 a.m.–noon July 27 at Baker Center, 3908 Avenue B.

Click here to apply online and be eligible for an on-site interview!

Call (512) 414-1714 for more information.

Bus Drivers

Compensation: Starting at $14.18 per hour

Department of Education Awards $2.5 Million Grant for Family Support Services

Beginning this fall, new services will be available to students and families at Lanier High School, Burnet Middle School and Cook and Wooldrige elementaries.

The support is made possible by a $2.5 million Department of Education grant awarded to Austin Voices for Education and Youth, a longtime partner of Austin ISD. Funds will be distributed over five years at $500,000 per year.