AISD is now accepting applications for Pre-K tuition programs—including 12 dual-language programs—at 36 elementary schools.
The annual tuition for the programs is $4,656 per student, payable by semester or monthly.
Crockett High School welcomes students and their families to our annual course fair.
This fair is for both incoming ninth-grade students and current students. Displays in the library will allow guests to learn more about the great courses we offer.
Visitors are invited to speak to teachers and students, and can meet with a guidance counselor regarding their students' choices.
Crockett clubs and organizations will have tables in the main courtyard to discuss membership and sell spirit items.
Lanier High School and the schools that feed into it are hosting a literacy event to help inspire children to become lifelong readers.
Who: Libraries at Lucy Read Pre-K Center, Cook, McBee, Padron, Wooldridge and Wooten elementary schools; Burnet Middle School; and Lanier High School will host MakerSpace Madness.
There is no scheduled board meeting for the Austin ISD’s Board of Trustees this evening, Monday, Jan. 25. The regularly scheduled meeting normally held on the fourth Monday of the month was rescheduled to accommodate calendar conflicts.
The next board meeting is scheduled for Feb. 1.
For information on the board and its meetings, please visit austinisd.org/board/meetings.
Future students and parents are invited to join us for our annual Course Fair!
Learn about the unique academic programs and course offerings available to students at Lanier High School.
Families and students will also be able to talk to Lanier counselors and core and elective teachers.
For more information, please contact counselor Jennifer Witte at 512-414-7410.
We hope to see you 6–7:30 p.m. Feb. 3 at the Lanier High School theater!
Lanier High School, and the schools that feed into it, are hosting a literacy event to help inspire children to become lifelong readers.
Who: Lucy Read Pre-K School, Cook Elementary School, McBee, Padron and Wooldridge and Wooten elementary schools; Burnet Middle School and Lanier High School libraries will host MakerSpace Madness.
AISD is accepting applications for Pre-K tuition programs—including 12 dual-language programs—at 36 elementary schools. The deadline for applications to be included in the lottery is Friday, Jan. 29.
Applications are available at the campuses where the programs are offered. The district offers tuition-supported Pre-K programs at Baldwin, Blackshear, Boone, Brooke, Casis, Cowan, Davis, Galindo, Govalle, Gullet, Guerrero Thompson, Joslin, Kocurek, Maplewood, Mathews, Menchaca, Metz, Mills, Ortega, Palm, Patton, Read, Williams and Zilker elementary schools.
Anderson High School welcomes students and their families to our annual Course Fair.
Visitors are invited to talk with teachers and check out all the course offerings at Anderson.
Join us 5–7 p.m. Jan. 27 in the Anderson gym and cafeteria! For more information, please contact Sarah Frankenfeld at 512-414-7953.
Since its launch in 2009, the Afterschool Meal Program at AISD has expanded to serve about 3,500 students. In addition, the Boys and Girls Clubs of Austin and Capital Area Food Bank serve more than 500 additional students through their programs at AISD campuses.
Sanchez, Walnut Creek and Wooten elementary schools started after-school meal programs earlier this year, and the district will add after-school meals at Casey and Reilly elementary schools and Martin, Dobie and Paredes middle schools in February.
