Labor Day
AISD is closed in observance of Labor Day.
AISD is closed in observance of Labor Day.
Austin ISD Chief Financial Officer Nicole Conley was invited to testify before the House Public Education Committee on July 24. Below is a transcript of her testimony.
The Texas Education Agency has redesigned the way STAAR results are communicated to families by revising their Parent Website as well as the Confidential Student Report.
The reports were emailed to parents and guardians with valid email addresses, and were or will be physically mailed to everyone else.
A joint meeting of the
will be 6–8 p.m. Aug. 15 at the Austin ISD Performing Arts Center.
For more information, please contact Melissa Laursen at melissa.laursen@austinisd.org or 512-414-8942.
There will be a meeting of the Environmental Stewardship Advisory Committee on Sept. 27 from 5:30-7:30 p.m. in the CAC Board Auditorium.
This free, back-to-school immunization clinic is a joint effort between the city of Austin and Bethany Lutheran Church.
The clinic will be 3–6:30 p.m. July 24 at Bethany Lutheran Church, 3701 W. Slaughter Lane.
Shots for Tots/Big Shots will administer the immunizations.
This weekend will be the first volunteer day to help renovate Oak Springs Elementary School’s playground, which was set on fire in April.
The damages from the fire are estimated at about $95,000. With community support, the majority of the funds needed to return the playground to its original state have been raised. The Austin Parks Foundation awarded Oak Springs a $50,000 community grant, C3 Presents donated $25,000 and 177 donors have given $12,675 to help cover most of the expenses.
Ann Richards School for Young Women Leaders art teacher Matt Smith will be celebrated in July by Honored, a nonprofit organization dedicated to elevating teachers, after being named organization's June 2017 national honoree.
Smith was selected from teachers at public, charter and private schools throughout the United States.
According to the origanization, he was chosen largely because of his innovative instruction, which has driven an expansion of the Ann Richards art program to collaborate with the STEM courses by using the campus' Makerspace.
According to the College Board, of the AISD students who took an Advanced Placement exam in 2016–17, 60.5 percent received a qualifying score of 3 or better, a 1.5 percent increase year-over-year. This success rate exceeds the performance of students in Texas at 46.4 percent, students in the U.S. at 57.5 percent and students internationally at 58 percent.
This magical, high-flying adventure features a remarkable cast and crew of students who attend schools throughout AISD. What: |